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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-22
A new BRIDGES
ARE OPENED ON
INDIANA ROADS
Lafayette Road Viewed by
Highway Engineers and
Superintendent.

-Four new bridges, including an
overhead railroad separation, went
into service on Indiana State roads
in the last few days eliminating, run
arounds and detours, it was an
nounced today in the State high
way commissions traffic bulletin.
In addition grading has been COM
pleted on No. Al on the Willow
vaney hui.
The new bridges are on thirteen,
near Newcastle. railroad overhead
on sixteen between Centryville and
Lincoln City; on twenty eight at
five miles north Of Windslow, and
on forty-seven, at four miles east
of Newtonville.
District engineers and superin.
tendents, who attended the twelfth
annual road school at Purdue Uni
versity, drove to Lafayette in order
TO observe condition Of road surfaces
in other territory.
Surface conditions, on roads enter
ing indianapolis.
NO. y lNeW AlDauy.- lnuldndpOus, oOubil
Tend. Michigan lineJ--Detour lust north of
Peru account of dredge ditch. Detour fl ON
two miles north of Edinburg to Franklin
ACCOUNT of paving.
No, 3 (Richmond, Indianapolis. Terre
Haute) -Temporary bridge at six miles
west of Richmond.
No. 8 madison. Greensburg. Indianapo-
lis. Lafayette, Oxford --Detour at two
miles west of Richmond
No, 9 Madison. Greensburg. Indianapo-
miles north of Lebanon to Thorntown kd /,
thence north through Thorntown to No.
q. Short detopr two and one-half miles
northwest Of Thorntown.
No. IL (Vincennes. Spencer Indianapo-
hs)--Drive, carefully at approaches to tenn
No. % English. Paoli Bedford. Bloom
ington Martinsville, indianapolis Closed
at point five miles south of Indian
S hp2ls for r constructing overhead r. r;
Three Motel Rd.. thence oyer one mile
Martinsyille and Bloomington, and Eng
lish. and Paoli for paving. Through traf-
tic between Martinsville and Bloomington.
old road account Of bridge and road con
struction two miles south of Bedford. At
Paol1 take a country road to Grantsburg
via Marengo and English. Avoid south Of
Grantsburg account contraction md no de-
No. 81 indianapolis. Anderson. Mum
cie)--Using- old pavement from Indian
apolis to. Muncie Detour around bridge
construction at ingalls,; Use old No II at
half miles south of Pendleton to where
cd No, IL intersects new State road. Use
Old bridge at north edge of Yorktown.
: No. 80 indianapolis Rushville Brook
construction three miles, south Of Cedar
Grove
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-22
statesmen CHALLENGED
Nicotine Users Offered Place in No
Tobacco League Program.

Tobacco users will be given a turn
at bat at the annual convention OF
the, No-Tobacco League of America
if the Tobacco Salesmens' Associ
alton accepts the offer of Charles M
Fillmore, league secretary.
Fillmore offered to give an asso-
citation representative place on the
program. The proposition was-made
in a letter replying to a resolution
of the association condemning the
league for requesting Vice President
Dawes to make New Years resolu-
ton to "cut out" tobacco.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-22
LETTERS ARE DONATED
Collection Is Given to Indiana His
tOrical Department.

Through the courtesy Of William
l.. Clements Of Bay City, Mich, the
Indiana historical departments col.
lection soon is to be enriched with
photostatic copies of several letters
belonging to Gen. Nathaniel Green
of Revolutionary War fame. c. B.
Coleman, department head, said
several Of the letters were written
by General Francis Marion, after
whom Marion County was named.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-22

68xsO inches; good weight: extra warm because OF
their loniy downy nap Block patterns blue gray,
buff and pink. Stitched ends
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-22
MEMS PAJAMAS
Mems Overalls

OF heavy white back blue
denim; triple stitched, rein
forced at points Of strain.
Suspender or higbAA 40
back style. M
$1.75 quality -. .QD III
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04


ANA now gentlemen we come 10 inc
last garment" cried out the auctlOneer.
eve must have a good price,
The chorus girI was backnu away from
.,.' aa,.,., - - -. g.. ..s.o
'''' Ce'''le VI C''e S'"se'
NO, no, she shouted to the manager
81 wasn't to put this in"
"Stand still " was the command, "Don,t
va, .aa = ,,,;u h,.;,,o. n,ora +I,a,, ,,,,, 90
W" see II viii oiiilS 'iole 'i''i' any u
the others
But"
"Stand still" came the grufr order and
a.. oLor,,., ,r;,1 .+ooJ and t.o,,,IJ,J
'i'e ~ I''oi 10 S", ''00'' anu ~. - '','' '
The spotlight was shifted to her new
location and there were loud shouts and
LAUGHTER from the audience.
"Firo hit of nIov- +bo+ oirI actiro lilo
~, Wv VI pay s,il ",,l :.5 Inv =. :,
she dldh want 10 go IhfouSh WIN IT,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

Going for eighteen dollars" said the
theatre manager-''thisI last garment"
Have to call it off mean the auc-
ton, not the nightly" said one of the sher-
ifs force. Gotta stop right here"
His coat fell open and his star reflected
rays of stage lights into eyes of persons
in the audience.
"The house is pinched," shouted some
one and there was a rush for exits.
Manager Sears attempted to prevent
the breaking up of the auction sale. He
pushed one of the deputies aside.
None of that none of that" said the
deputy. Get the girl some clothes and
well go to the hoosegow"
Miss Bradford was permitted to dress
in seclusion, in borrowed clothes, and
soon she and her manager were in the
corridor of the county Jail. A telephone
call brought a bondsman. Five thousand
dollars-twenty-fiv hundred each-was
posted to guarantee appearance of the
manager and the chorus girl for trial
later.
Better get that girl that danced the
Salome, too" suggested one of the grand
jurors.
Miss Mildred Strange, dancer, said over
the telephone she would come to the jail
next day of her own free will. Before tn"
prosecuting attorney next day one of the
grand jurors denied the defense story of
Miss Bradford that she wore thin, white
bathing suit under her other garments
And about the dancer, he said:
''She was doing the very dance Salomc
did when John the Baptists head was
brought in on silver platter"
The three gave new bonds to appear
for trial in the Judge Samuel A. bows
division of the jackson County Circuit
Court. Eva's share of the sale proceeds
went to paying a bondsman and she still
wears borrowed clothes
''Anyhow, haven't anything they can
attach now" she says with the usual
chorus girls optimistic outlook.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

The chorus girl began to shrink more
and more in her attitude, but stood firmly
and determinedly in the glare of the spot
light. Apparently she was going through
with it and, if the auctioneer remained
as Jealous as in the first part of the sale,
she would have something over after the
debts were paid
"And now the circular elastics that have
held up so many stockings so faithfully"
shouted the auctioneCr.
Bids for the carriers ran high. The
girl started to slide them down toward
her knees but the auctioneer nodded
negatively and frowned and she desisted.
The carriers remained several inches above
the knees.
-Four dollars, four and a half, five
-" went the bidding.
The host of a little party of men, trying
Their best to look like tired business mag
mates, won the first garter with bid
of seven and a half dollars. He walked
with a swagger to the steps at the edge
of the stage, turned to the audience and
smiled as ne mounted them, and stopped
before the young woman.
Eva Bradford shivcred again. The
smiling bidder put the palm of his hand
on her right ankle and slowly glided his
hand to the knee and on to the garter.
"Snap" resOunded the bit of elastic as
he seized an edge between finger and
thumb and pulled slightly before letting
90 suddenly. Applause was loud and
long. Again the hand glded from the
knee to the garter and slowly withdrew
with the purchased article
The other garter went to truckdriver
who still wore his badge on his coat lapel,
as he removed the pink-and-white circlet
from the chorus girls leg.
In the rear of the theatre there was a
stir. Four men were seen fastening to-
ward the box office. One of them de-
manded to be permitted to use the tele-
phone.
Great Britain Rights Reserved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

only few cents from a box occupant
who put it on and wagged his head to stir
fellow box occupants to laughter.
Then went light coat. 1t brought only
a nominal sum.
"Now for this slipper" shouted the
manager, indicating that of the right foot
ITS dainty. 1t would be fine for serving
champagne or even corn whiskeY."
1t brought a couple Of dollars.
The other brought like sum.
Next we have the young wOman's
stockings" said the manager-auctioneer.
who'll start the right stocking at a
dollar?"
Attention began to be more marked.
Young fellows throughout the audience
began to sit up in their seats. Older ones
began to count their loose change.
One dollar-two-three three and
half, went the bidding. A freckle-faced
but smiling young iceman walked up on
the stage to claim his property.
Gust minute" said Manager Sears.
"The carriers don't go with the stockings"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

Miss Bradford moved the carriers above
the upper edge of the hose, and the grin
ming young iceman peeled off a stocking,
turning it wrong side out as he pulled it
off, and waving it toward friends in the
audience as applause drowned out the
clump-clump of his heavy shoes on the
stage as he walked away.
The other stocking went for another
dollar more to a slender youth with we'll
oiled hair and trousers twenty-five inches
around the bottom of each leg. He, too,
gave a friendly wave to the audience as
he .poked the stocking into vest pocket
and returned to his seat.
"Sell the garterS-scll the gartersw
shouted someone in the audience.
But not yet.
The manager next nodded toward
pink thngumbob about the young wo-
mans shoulders
"WhO'll start the raincoat at two dol
laTs?" he asked.
There was litter in the audience and
the bidding began. Miss Bradford shiv-
cred little as the heavy hand Of the sue
CCSSlul DluuCl remained LOT moment on
her shoulders as he lifted off the dainty
garment.
'And the teddies," said the auctioneer,
indicating a neither garment, flimsy and
lacy that hung from the almost bare
shoulders to midway between the hip and
knee. "Who wants the teddies?"
A big, red-faced man, who wheeZed a
little as he mounted the steps to the stage,
wanted that garment to a tune of a dol
lar more than any other person in the
audience and got it.
CCl 1926. BY American Weekly. Iuc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

1t was a case of gO-tO- jail-if-!
go-to- jail-if-you-don't for Eva.
With deputy sheriffs wait
ing to seize her wardrobe to
pay a court judgment, Eva re-
sorted to a sale on the stage
of a Kansas City theatre of her
clothes and wound up by being
jailed by those same deputy
sheriffs for returning too near
to nature
Times were not so good for
chorus workers in Kansas
City There were weeks when
the show closed down and the
Woodworking dancers received
not a cent of pay. But board
bills went on just the same
And chorus girls could not
be as economical as shop girls
or stenographers. They had to
eat at those unearthly hours
when food costs more and they
had to live close to the theatre
where room rent was higher
So Eva found herself get
ting a little more behind fl
nancially each week. Creditors
grew impatient, and finally
one of them went into a jus
tice court, known in Kansas
City as "jackrabbit" tribunals
because of the way the seat
of the courts shifts from
place to place to suit the con-
venience of collection agencies.
The creditor got d judgment
against Eva Bradford and an
attachment writ for her theat-
rical costumes was issued and
put in the hands of the sheriff.
A chance to see what goes on
behind the curtains made it
possible for the sheriff to get
four volunteers from his force
to attend the performance at
the Empress Theatre, where
Eva did light steps in the Choir
us. The four husky members
of the sheriff's staff were sure
they would be able to handle
one wee chorus girl.
So behind the scenes they
took their stand, awaiting the
last appearance of the chorus
before breaking the news to
Eva that her wardrobe was go
ing away from there. Other
members of the company SYM
pathized with Eva and whis-
pered to her a warning of the
impending disaster.
But ! haven't any costumes
except my street Clothes" she
argued. "The others belong
to the theatre"
makes no difference with
those hard-boiled sheriffs,"
said sister member of the
chorus. "They'll likely take
all the clothes you gotT
1t was then, between acts,
that the dancer sought out
Fred Sears, manager of the
theatre.
at looks like | have to lose
my clothes, one way or an
other, to satisfy this judy
ment," she said to him. "Why
not make the show more snap
ply and help me to pay my debt
by putting on an auction sale?
m'll appear on the stage
fully dressed" she proposed.
"Then you can auction off the
one by one, and maybe they'll |
lot from souvenir hunters, wi
mitted to come up on the stal
move them from me.
"I'll wear some undies, in W
slip away toward the last" Eva
Manager Sears well knew {
chorus girls garter has for "
abOut-tOwn-and some of the
He approved the plan instantly
So the audience was notifi
extra act, and Eva walked to
of the stage, fully dressed. 7
sheriffs stood by awed. This
usual procedure and they scrat
heads in perplexity about whet
terfere.
In the meantime the auction
"The fellow that buys any pa
Bradford's costume has the rig
up on the stage and remove /
own hands" explained the mana
all you snappy young men get
First was offered a hat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
.Sheriffs at the Theatr'
Hastily Auctions Them
Off to the Audience---
And Is Seized for Being
Too Near to Nature

TOR trying to pay her honest debts,
Eva Bradford, twenty one-year-old
Kansas City chorus girl, faces
term in prison
1t was a case of gO-to- jail-ifyou-do and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26

FIvE-ROOM modern bungalow, paved
street, lot 50x150. fireplace. French
doors. Pittsburg heater. shades. limo
leum, light fixtures. built-in kitchen
features, garage, owners leaving city,
small payment. balance monthly. 316 Hot
Wells Blvd. Mis-. 4503-W.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Deitna Gutierrez. one year old. 1919
Hidslgo street.
Melchsra B. Rodriguez. 30 years old,
327 Austin street.
Bernabe Alvarez, 50 years old, III
Perez street
Antonio Hernandez, 80 years old, l4i
West Furnish avenue
Annie r. Collins. 81 years old, 1873
California street.
Thomas Lamb. u years old, 326 Lovers
Lane.
Ernesio Garcia. ~ years old. sos No.
galitos street.
Jose contrerss, u years old, 200 os-
den street
Jesus Guerrero. : years old. soi HI
dalgo street
candeisrio ziezlsr. rs years old. 900
South Speces street.
Eliseo Perez - years old, Robert
y. Green hospital.
canutO de Leon, 5s years old, Trinity
and Lake View avenue.
Anne Nolan Hermann. % years old
| 2030 West Mulberry street
cedillio Garcia. 80 years old, li3js
South Santa Rosa avenue.
Fedor A. Herman. o. years old. 49,
North Monumental street
Helen Haby Abr. 90 years old, 1911
/ Avenue u.
sliysria Yasqusz, 20 years old. $50 Pen
| dleton avenue.
William =. Walters. GO years old. For
| Gam Houston.
Margaret Heold. 81 years old. Physi
| clans and Surgeons hospital.
Anna Goldbsu, 50 years old, 42i Yves
/ Tinira street.
Gloria dc Ia Cara, / year old I4Il
GuadaIups street
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
BIRTHS.

January 90: To Mr.. and Mrs Ernesto
E. Palomo, 2l3 Pastores avenue; boy.
January %: To Mr.. and Mrs. Juan
Flores. 1879 Jean street; boy.
January %: To Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Ruiz, 1914 North Saivado street; boy.
January %: To Mr. and Mrs. MERGED
Mendez, 1Os Matamoras street; girl.
January %: To Mr.. and Mrs. Lazaro
Requenes, si9 South Laredo street; boy.
January q: To Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
samano. 2i0S FL Paso street: girl.
January IS: To Mr. and Mrs. Guada-
lupe Cara, 1905 Monterey street: girl
January 20: To Mr.. and Mrs. Guada-
lupe Prsdo. 300 Grenet street; girl.
January %: To Mr.. and Mrs. Matias
Rodriguez. 1880 Arbor place; girl
January 81: To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pena, 225h South Laredo street; girl
January 81. To Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo
de la Pena. 1908 Colima street: boy.
January 81: To Mr.. and Mrs. Andres
Vidal. 1929 Santiago street: boy.
January 20: To Mr.. and Mrs. Marcos
Mildrano, 528 San Patricio street; girl.
January Is: To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Y. Droemer, 207 Carolina street; girl.
January 4: To Mr.. and Mrs. John Hig-
gins, 500 South Hamilton street: boy.
January -: To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II.
AerDeth, Physicians and Surgeons hos
January %: To Mr. and Mrs. Walter
hyer. Santa Rosa hospital; girl.
January %: To Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Schwartz, santa Rosa hospital: boy.
January 4: To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r.
Phillips. Physicians and Surgeons hospi-
January II: To Mr.. and Mrs. c. ",
Idar, 2ls Keller street: boy.
January 10: To Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 9.
Keller. De Fox avenue; boy.
January 20: To Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
stewart Iol sun street; girl.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
deeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics

January 20. 1925, deed TO lot Z. block
1, new city block 6634; 1880.
NJ. Coppard, trustee in bankruptcy. Of
estate Of Doyle Decorating Company,
bankrupt, to w. +. Doyle. January IS.
1896, deed to the west half OF lot ~, and
lots IS and IS, new city block 64s1;
s5333.46
Miss Lillian Rogers TO Joe Mireles.
January 20, 1926, deed 10 lot 10, block
20, neS city block 1850; 1915.
Mrs. L. ]. Thompson TO II. j. and
Ethel Romine, January %. 1925, deed to
lot ,, block IL, new city block $3.50;
s4O5O
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

BARLEMANN-Died in this city at the
residence, on January IS. 1926, Mrs
Matilda Barlemsnn. age As years, be-
loved wife Of Albert q. Barlemann- Be
sides her husband she is also survived
By two daughters, Margaret and Flor
encs Barlemann; one son. Albert B.
Rariemann Jr.; one sister. Mrs. Nilitia
Glen: two brothers, John and Gus
smith, also an aunt. Mrs. Mary Schof-
1enberg. ali residents Of this city. Rela-
4sve. ana friends are invited to attend
funeral from the residence on Wednes-
dav. January ~, 1926, at 1880 a m. fol-
lowed with requiem high mass IN 81
Ieo's Church at a. m. the Rev. r j.
crane officiating. Interment in ST Jo-
eeph's Society cemetery under the d.
rection of the Zizik-Kearns undertak-
ing Company.
FULLER-Died. on Monday. January rs,
1876 Mrs Laura Alice Fuller. beloved
mother OF Alta Travis Fuller. in her
fifty-third year, at the residence OF her
son, Alta Travis Fuller. at South San
Antonio. She Is also survived by three
brothers. J. r. Wheeler Of Taylor. Tex;
q r. wheeler and A. R. Wheeler. both
of Turf, Tex. also three grandchildren
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services, which viii be
held from the Recognized Church OF
Jesus Christ. Latter Day Saints, az SS--
South Flores street. on wednesday jan
nary II, 1895. at 10 o'clock a. m me
remains VIII be taken to the ehureh a. a.
state for two hours. Rev. 7. ]. Jett ST.
viii cfficiate. Interment will be In the
Saverp cemetery at Sayers settlement
Epder the direction Of Ludwig Unoer-
taking Company.
TIII-Died. at his apartment at East
Pecan street. January 20. 1895, a. p
N Iohn W. Hill. in his seventy-second
wear. Has lived in San Antonio Tor the
last twelve years. He was a native OF
Missouri He is survived py ms VII,
Mrs. Addie Hill of San Antonio; one
daurhter, Mrs. Nellie Hill Arnold OF
Nsnxanoia. Colo. He was member OF
the Elks Of Mexico. No, and also
member OF the Christian Church OF Mex
ico' The body was shipped 20 ROCKY
Ford. Colo. Tuesday morning, 1Snu az
q A. $40 a. m, over the MKT. IN
der the direction OF Hagy & AcColluIn.
Ty-Oied- al the residence. go STRAIT
5ora court. January 20, 1925, at , p. M
Mrs. Mary A Fly, aged - years. Sne
= survived by her husband. II. w. ny
Of this city; two daughters. Misses Eiolse
and Mabel Fly. both o. tn ms, ely ss;h w. ~
Mlssissippi: one daughter-in- law AIs'
Mary Fly, and five grandchildren Aela,
tives and friends are invited 10 atteae
funeral services wednesday. January 80
1925. al 1880 a. m. from the residence,
80 STAFFORD court. Rev. J. ". Perry
81 the Mckinley Avenue Aetnooi,s ~
church win officiate. Interment VIII oe
IN tbe Mission L~risi Park, under the
6ireetion Of Hagy & McCoilum.
TYpF-Niss jamie Hyde died at 10 10
cal hospital Monday. January %. a. e.so
M in her thirtIeth year. She is SUI
viyed by her parents. Mr.. and MT ~ p.
T5vde: one sister, Grace. al OF Iazloi g..
- brothsrs. ". ". Of Jacksboro. Tex :
&C. =. and T. B. Jr.. all Of Hons-
IVA 4 ". Of Taylor The body vas
rhsnped 70 Taylor at o'clock ms
fTuesday) morning over the l. - = q
railroad under the direction o. ihasS -
Medium
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Lonzo c. Popham and Lille K. Ham.
Pedro Martinez and Mrs. Juanita Var
gas.
Julio Diaz and Mrs simona Casta'
non.
II. A. Malcolm and Mrs. Lydia Louise
MCGEE.
Monico Meraz and Julia Bolanos.
Ferdinand y. Falk and Beatrice II
Roseman.
". Z. Ebert and Mile N. harbach
Ernest E. Taylor and Helen Hill.
Monro. T. odon and Minnie ]. VIII
liams
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Oil Leases

MEDINA COUNTY
Farms, ranches and oil leases.
o. II. MILLER, Hondo. Tex.
ROTARY drilling rig. am open for
contract, either deep or shallow wells;
oil or water. Tr. l5s3-W, mornings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
Advice to Home
seekers


II you expect 10 buy a home at the
present reasonable prices prevailing in
San Antonio you must act quickly:
blind man can see We are heading into
boom times.
Here are three real homes that will
make a bargain hunter happy:
Living room, dining room. kitchen,
breakfast nook, bath and a bedroom
with southeast exposure; nice fireplace
with built-in bookcases; all the nice
bulletins in the kitchen; hot and cold
water: this Is located near churches,
school and bus service; going at bar
gain: $500 cash and balance at s35 per
month.
1e5-foot frontage on good macadam-
lied street with water. lights and near
school, four rooms, bath and breakfast
nook, has nice fireplace with built-in
bookcases, built-in kitchen cabinets, nice
room, linoleum in bath and kitchen, can
make easy terms to responsible party.
A new home OF five rooms bath and
service porch, nice fireplace. built-ip
kitchen cabinets and closets; water.
lights, gas sidewalks. curb and shade
trees; fronts on good macadamized
st-ct. near school, churches and bus
service; this is a bargain at $3.50:
small payment down, balance like rent
We have a number OF well located
lots, acre tracts and five-acre tracts on
which we can build a home for you
to order. Only small cash payment
required.
HARLANDALE BUILDING co.
Mis- ISL. CLOS S. Flores St
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Decide Today!
Drexel Avenue-$4O00
High on Hill--S8OO Cash

Five rooms and sleeping porch and
three-piece bath. only three years old.
strictly modern in every respect. garage
and washhouse with gas connection. Call
Cr ll25. Sales Dept. Richey. Casey &
Gragg. home phone. Mis-. 6ie-J.
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RENTALS
Wanted to Rent
Want Houses

We are renting houses fast and need
both furnished and unfurnished in all
sections Of town, give US trial at yours,
RICHEY. CASEY & GRAGG.
CT. 1925. 32l N. St. Mary's ST
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GIRLS In need of n friend are welcomed
al the Salvation Army Woman's Home
and Hospital. 4ol9 Broadway. at any
| time. CT 1874.
MISS MAlDIE DOUGLAS-Correct ball
room dancing, also classical toe and ball
let. studio Menger Hotel. or. 1855.