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WANTED-AGENTS (COnt'N,

SELLING LIKE BLAZES-Eleven-p piece toi-
let goods assortment at 80. with two,piece
carving set free. to your customers; loO.c(
profit; Davis Products Co.. Dept. $40. 1911
Carroll Chicago.
SOMETHING NEW-ReligiOus pictures for
&c. ietails 25c. Write southern Publishing
Co. ?ll1 South Halsted st. Chicago.
WE START YOU WITHOUT A DOLLAR
soaps. extracts perfumes. toilet goods; eX-
400. st. Louis Mo
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NOTIONS BUYER.

y TNIANsJ
One who is thoroughly expert
enced in the handling OF stock
for a Notions Department, ca
pable of buying and managing a
successful department. Apply
Employment Office. fourth floor
I.ANSBCRGII K BRO.
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, SOPRANO. with several years experience
wishes regular substitute position in
! church choir. Ethel c. Zglatzki. 1927 10th
, Franklin 6g1.,
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HEI.P-MALE.
DISTRICT REGISTRARS.

DlSIRlCI
The largest business training INSTITUTION
in the world. an institution with eight mi
lion dollars in assets and one hundred th0u,
sand active students and which has added
more than one hundred million dollars 20
the pay checks of its members. requires M Miht
services of few high class registrars Tor the
North Carolina and south Carolina
THE MEN WE WANT
must have the following Quaihcations'
a. Between - and As years of age.
t2b Strong. clean. personality ana slpe-
rior address
,3D Liberal education. preferably along
business lines.
a. Sales experience such as selling Of
hce equipment. bonds or advertising. is de-
sirable.
%, Demonstrated earning capacity OF AT
least four Thousand dollars a year.
tbb Ability to hold the friendship Of our
students and to secure the cooperation OF
big business men and business organizations.
such as Chambers of Commerce and Rotary
Clubs
We will make probationary arrangements
on moderate salary and commission basis.
The men who qualify for permanent appoint.
ments will he awarded valuable territorial
rights with proven earning possibilities of
$4,000 to $4,000 year.
Telephone for appointment. lain 500.
- In
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HELP-FEMALE (COnt'd).

WOMEN for accident. health and life insur-
ance. full part time Address Box 4iI.E'
Star office. - -
WOMEN TEACHERS wanted to travel dur
ing Summer vacation: interesting work.
congenial teacher companions ana opportu.
nifty to earn at least $50 weekly; salary 10
start and railroad fare pad give age ap; ,e,,er
Address s. j. GiIlfillan. IS f. washington
st. Chicago. III. -
WOMEN AGENTS make big money showing
rubber goods speciaities - iadies sani!aIS
goods baby comforts household necessities.
etc: sample outfit free to workers; Ameri-
can Rubber Products Co.. Dept 20. Pitts
bureh. Pa.
YOUNG COLORED Girl. for doctors Office.
sa' Apply Hp, bei iol and ) p'm' Monday i"'" ':'"
YOUNG LADY. qualified to learn shorthand.
to act as monitor in payment Of tuition.
Woods Commercial School 81 East Capi-,
tol 1t.
MILLINERY TRIMMER.
need apoIy. Addres. Box "4ss.E. star Once
STOCK GIRLS
About 16 or 1s years old Address Box
4sa-E. Star Office.
NURSE, white, young and ex-
perienced; city reference requir-
ed. Adams 2O2. l847 Kalorama
road NV.
JEWELRY SALESWOMAN
who understands watches and
diamonds; answer i'll detail Civ
ing experience. Address Box
ia A Star .tfice
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If you desire to sell purchase anything,
larse or small, valuable nsignifcant-make
II known BY means of the Classified Advertise
ments of The Star.
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HELP-MALE Continued.

MEN WANTED (4) as train news agents
cash security and blue suit required; perma
nent work 10 right parties. The Union News
Co. Office No. 3. East Basement. Union sta
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STU .ATIONS-NILE (COnt'O.

Nan; reliable. wants rob Is cook. STEW
years experience H. hardware paints auto
actcss"rles. etc: can furnish best Of refer
office. ~
MEDICAL STUDENT wishes any kind of
employment evenings or nights. rcfrrences
furnished Address Box Ig;-E. Star ofre.
~ n. i.; KSE-Will nurse by day. week or month
ST. ,@c nM care oar cs ii Nr,, N,nyad Apply i3: i.th
ofFICE. ASSlSTANT--io o,mg narrIr.i man
!, Years experience in general office detail
fuGe hn0~ ltuGe Of bookkeeping and typewriting
fdam@ - 9srl9a"F"' '".7' connection with iu'..r"
rH,iNTlHG ,o,, I'm wanted 10y coIored man. dav or
!oo' : an alter nm. Potomac \
PRESSER, neat colored rlan ,xu.rleuced IN
emntorneetnn,, rI men ana ladies clothes: immediate
Iina ~. ni"nt only considered. 1915 y. Caro-
NpRlNG HOUSE CLEANING or any kind.
North 6l43 after : 30 pm.
inEEni low Sa,e RAtHlc WORK during evenings
,,,. ~" ta.tS Adams 162. from 6-S pm
IKtfk DRIVER colored: drive any maxi
: m -; references Call At 800 Eye st Sc
,MANIED-By colored man. place IN
bachelor apt. or private family exn COOK
"t,,ae ,nS. "i reference. Address Box i}:}-A Star
iOIING colored man desire. ,os,,i01 s..
.,h .,,hn"lrhr; citH references. &. r. Taylor. g1I
.t'-N' ~ TNtIINEEK Gc-Ire~ p:trt-tt en-
,t p' iirHt WIN real estate firm: can sell. Will
office '''@ DUN if'-h' @.dr
non y" MAN. eXperuncrd IN general ufice
in. '"iItst tdtt"atfou, knowledge of law
r.! - position Oihc,. Address Hoy
t'h- T.. star ufiir" ~.
~ w IAN desires po-Itluti A. tlrctrician's
Ia h+r Address e. f.. 1907 clifton q NV.
'.I'
lot Nj MAN-->oinr ootkrcpliig stock
~. III. S'i,ing Tel FrNhk. i0lO. Apt. GOI.
,H'"r'h lu-l? mornings
iIUtNT MAN. new w-isaper reporter desires
drts- Box 4l9E. star offIre 2I'
ARTIST.
- lohns man with several wears study in
n',r dI' ue-lIeS commercial work afternoons
N,Io"s tolol car, pant S"enrFY amt large de-
>iEhs. Address Box I31-A Star Office
SlTi ATIONS-MiLE. FEMALE.
| MAN AND WIFE wish pos,tiou a. tanitor
ment. 80 NV us
| MOTHER AND son want place. rs caretal5cr
i i"r summer: no objection 10 suburbs. for
office.
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competent. III wears experience commercial,
legal. technical work. sPcretarial experienced
author desires mansICrips part time work
To he done AT home. Address Box goa.
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STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST Young lady.
good education. thoroughly experienced;
would assist generally. Miss Haynor Main
SfoG
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EDUCATED WOMEN WANTED
FOR go 4OO pOSITJOEc

in new field of work made possible by the
C0mpton Service. Only women between -
ana 40. IN good health. with personality and
rducatlOn. who can travel extensively. Will
be considered: give age. education and fun
information in first letter. Address f. F.
compton Co.. SO East Washington St. Chi
cagO
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STENOG GRAPHER- -BOOKKEEPER. secretarisl
training. beginner. desires position with ad-
vancement. Address Box 2O0-E Star Office
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HOt SEkEElER any kind of employ nlent
by young intelligent white woman morning
or night work; highest references. Address
Box .,3SE. Star ,lfl,t.
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DRESSM AkING. also remo,icling gowns at
reasonahle prices. lS2o X IT. NV. apt. /.
ELEN ATOR GIRL. cOlored: Otis release IL
Eye Il. ne.
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DlETlTlAN desires hospital position. com
petent of teaching nurses Address BOX
6'-A. Star office
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HEI.P-DONTFSTIC.

an; stay nights: references 1861 q.
COOK, experienced. neat; references: small
family. Apply Apt. 4O6 The Woodward.
SATURDAY and Sunday. 10 till 80 and
after Il. 1Ss
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S.AI.ESWOMEN.

SAIESWOMEN.
We are in need of sales Wom-
en- in many OF our depts. Former
employees who desire employ
ment for over Easter season
should apply at once. Employ
ment Office, The Hecht Co., +
st. at 9TH.
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DRESSMA AklNG-Str"et and evening clothes
coats, and remodelinG out or at home
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

BEATTY PARLOR OPERATOR expert
Ni-ne- position part time Address. BOX
.tS-4 Star office
BOokkEEPER- AUDITOR. experienced capa-
PIE. wants work during spare time Cleve-
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ENT wishes any kind Of
ninZ< or nights. references
- Box ig.-E Star nffirp
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DRESSES MADE. perfect mt $50 sports
t,chhG itirs remodeled: work guaranteed.
Potoma" So. 1909 Bird st NV
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DRkSSMAklNG at home or out fy day or
nnuI' rhiidren : clothes. drapnri"> Adams
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Bo 10y neat cOlored girl: posi-
,inn wanted: city reference. Adams l15g
II .! Fla, ny
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bRESSMAklNG. street. evening gowns
la'iies tailoring: remOdclng and alterations
Al reasonable prices. 1921 You u. NV
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BUSINESS LADY. experienced. wants work
inlh!eulately: night or day. Mrs. e.. ....,1
East Capitol St
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Wanted-Factory Representative.
$1,000 Weekly Commission.
Pay Starts at Once.
Reliable man to manage and look after
our business in unOccupied territory in this
state. M capital or experience necessary.
we deliver and collect and furnish every
thlng ready to start Your pay starts the
hrst day. Large manufacturers: products
nationally advertised: big demand: Opportun-
.ty , =" make 5000 year to the right man;
age no handicap it you willing to work.
THE FYR-FYTER COMPANY.
lie % Fyr.Fyter Bldg Dayton. Ohio.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

NCRSE-Call Franklin 93O1-R for under
graduate graduate nurse: SIS week
LADY with some experience wishes position
~ tearoom or coffee shop Address Box
39-A star office
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MEN-COlored. experienced housemen to
wash windows: must he OF neat appearance
and references required. Apply afternoons.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

CHRISTIAN WIDOW OF experience refine.
,ntiit. t. pltdslhg personality and rduratiUn
or mothers helper from \ so or % 10 :.
best references. Phone Atlantic IL.
COMPANION HOT tSEKEEPER by wumsn
office
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COMMERCIAL ART AND ILLUSTRATING
in X months full time. or months snare
teacher: students doing work for best firms
in vicinity: call and see for yourself: cata-
Iogue LIVINGSTON ACADEMY ARTS AND
SCIENCES % years in Washington. 1917
Rhode Island ave. Franklin 7476.
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! STENOGRAPHER-S SECRETARY young lady
three years experience: excellent references
| position must pay at least S1G5 month.
North ll7I-M. 2l"
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DRESSMAKER--Exper filter New York
experience: - day for March: in families
altering Iemodeling. \ 134a
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REGISTERED NI'RSE desires position in
bhysI"Ians othce daily from 3 to q pm.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

LADY. young yrs. experience in loan
once; best ref. Address Box 46s-E. star
Evening star., 1926-03-21

SCOTSWOMAN. refined. middle aged would
feIeNc III nome or store. place of
trust highest references. Address Box
:HJ-E. star office,
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DHESSMAKING at home or by day: re-
ploienng: eXperlenced.- Line. 32@S.
DRESSMAkER. experienced wants ladiee
and chlldren's sewing. remodellnE. smoking
and crochetlng; will call. Line 60O4-W
DRESSMAKER. trst-class with good refer
ences. TO do sewing at home. Call OF ad-
dress 2l16 Ward pl. Apt. l. Mrs NJ Jack
Evening star., 1926-03-21

i,.> ~, NJ tNtiINEEk desires part time en-
, n,"'i-Ht Win real estate firm. can sell Will
,f,n"r ,.n"r anything. Address Box liJ-A Star
Evening star., 1926-03-21

,,..hH ~ ED-By "olOred man. place IN
30 nti1f apr. or private family. exu cook
"t,,ae "i reference. Address Box l33-A Star
Evening star., 1926-03-21

SEAMSrRErS. firstclass: can help tailor or
iressmakrr; neat coiOred woman. 721
Evening star., 1926-03-21

LADY with experience wants position a.
saleslady. efficient. Industrious Address Roy
IA. Star office
Evening star., 1926-03-21

SIZING HOUSE CLEANING or any kind.
>>HIhrh need -erVi,e -atisf3ction aseI,rpJ
North 6l43 after : 30 nm
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ritf-. ASSlSIANl-fO OjIng married man
- ttdIs experience IN general Office. detail
knoNhuGc Of bookkeeping and typewrttIur
rs,, p@rnanent connection with - future
Evening star., 1926-03-21

~, ~" MAN. experienced IN general ,Iff1ce
nnorh. college edti"atiuii. know lc,a.. of Law
- a., l"sition IN Oitct- Address Box
''"'i-. Ntdt uHl'". 1Is
Evening star., 1926-03-21

Lansburgh & Bro.
Require the Services of
Experienced Saleswomen
for the Silk Department and for
the ready-to-wear departments.
Apply Emplo YIN ent Office,
fourth floor.
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DRESSMAkING at home or out ny the day.
u. @. Box 1lS1
Evening star., 1926-03-21

e. l"uls man with several years study in
iut h dft desires commercial work afternuons.
Nn""s coiol can pant -'onrrY AMI lar.t. DE-
HIEhs. Address Box I:1 A. Star Office
Evening star., 1926-03-21

OFFlCE position desired by young lady
typlst. Address 111S Euclid 81 NV
POSITION IN DOCTOR 5 OFFICE by gradu.
ate registered nurse. who is also graduate
in stenographic work and bookkeeping: has
had experience: best references Miss r n
PRACTICAL NURSE-Csre of conyaIescent
or seml-lnvalid. also companion care of chill
dren. day or evening: ref: reasonable
Evening star., 1926-03-21

Inv. 'NffI DIV WUKk UUfng rVenIil.s
-, ~" ra.t-. Adams 162. from ,j-S pm
ih, DRIVER coored: drive any mako
= Dn i ~ ~" EN" ~ -
Evening star., 1926-03-21

SEA EAMSTRES>. experienced. white middle
aged. wants work with dressmaker: reason
able DhnnN Adams 1
Evening star., 1926-03-21

fhESSER, neat cOlored man experienced on
ooth mems and ladies clothes. immediate
IIm,l'oNnl"nt I,n only considered. 1915 y Caro-
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STENOGRAPH ER--EX perenced: desires eve
ming work. College graduate: understands
housekeeping: can operate dctaphone Ad-
l nrfSS RnN loE-A nfirp
Evening star., 1926-03-21
SITTATIONS-M,LE. FEMALE

MAN AND WIFE wish no.,,in, -. ,ani,or
rhnerien"e. Apply .I4O St NV. haze
ntIn 3l'
oIhfk AND son want place rs t.aretaI5cr
in summer. no objection To suburbs for
20 "l : rooms. Address Box iSO-E star
Evening star., 1926-03-21

H. -" ~" VI d"~lre- pU-Itluu rlrctrician's
"' 'i"F' Aulres> L. F.. l3U5 Clifton u. NV.
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- ,t||T-"TTI HUTst by DAY. week or mOnth
or take care 0f invalid AupIy ~ iJth
81. NV. or call NurtN :'t1S .is
Evening star., 1926-03-21

SECURITY SALESMAN-lf
you are looking for a live one |
have it; be curious enough to
look it over. Call 10 am. to 5
pm. Suite o1O international
Building. 1910 F st. NV.
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OFFICE BOY
in mercantile establishment. Permanent
position for an energetic worker. State
age Address Box 491 e. Star office.
CHAU F FE u URS-Colored /;
must be experienced and fur
nish references steady employ
mcnt for steady men only.
See Mr.. Andrews. Southern Building Sup.
ply Co. Inc. Blair road and Rittenhouse
st. NV. S1e
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central committee headquarters and
l operated from there Hhtil after the
election. l was sometimes paid by
the central committee. but more
often my expenses and salary were
paid by Stene.
Il was to be rewarded by a JOB
and was told to accept that OF high
way police and l would get some
thing better later. When the budget
was adopted myself and two other
Stephenson lieutenants were weeded
out. The Old Man had got in bal
then and they didn't need us any
longer.
Il visited Steve in Noblesville jail
almost daily and he said that he
didn't want to believe that his
friends had double-crossed him and
would give them six months to de
liver. II they didn't come clean in
that time he was going to shoot he
said.
II believe that he was telling the
truth then and I think he Is telling
the truth now, when he says he has
those documents. Steve is about the
only one Of the so-called friends who
has never lied to mo-"
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A few &C buys a tiny bottle of
'Freezone" at any drug store. Drop
a little on any hard corn, soft corn
or corn between the toes or calluses
that's all-Corns gone.-Advertise-
ment.
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BOYER MAINTAINS
7 STEVE TRUTHFUL
Asserts 'Old Man Has Documents - Recalls Put 1t in
Black and White and III Go to Bat for YOU

Put it in black and white and
I'll go to bat for YOU
Upon this favorite phrase of D.
C. Stephenson, c. w. Billy Boyer
former member of the state high
day policemen, bases bis contention
that 1.-THE Old Man has the docu-
ments. sure as the world"
BILLY" was q henchman of Steve"
in the halcyon days when the de-
posed Khan dragon boasted that he
was 1.-The law in Indiana" His first
job with Stephenson was aiding in
of the Indiana Ku'Klux
Khan. From this position Boyer went
to that of advertising manager of
THE Fiery Cross" former local
Khan publication. The next step
was politics and intensive campaign
work for the Republican ticket in
general and for Governor Jackson in
particular, Boyer declares.
Steve called on me to carry the
vote for Jackson message through
out the State" said Boyer. Il hired
a car to cover the territory and
the old man paid for the trip and
also my salary. l went into various
communities and organized the Khan
for Jackson meetings. We would
get a prominent local minister to
take care of the Introduction. and
the choir girls would sing and we
would make the affair a real politico
religious proposition.
when we won the primaries l
was transferred to the Republican
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-19
VINCENNES BRIDGE SHUT
Highway Director Acts When Main
Span Weahens.

With the collapse of the main span
in the Wabash river bridge at Vim
cennes imminent. State Highway
Director John D. Williams today or
dered the structure closed to all traf-
fic. The weakening span was de-
tected Monday. Two other wooden
spans are under contract for re-
placement with steel structures. For
some time the highway commission
has enforced one-way traffic over
the unsafe bridge. The nearest We
hicular bridge over the Wabash is
at Terre Haute. -
Failure of Illinois officials to as
sist in Indiana's proposal to erect a
new structure at Vincennes has
caused a traffic crisis, now that the
bridge is closed indefinitely. A plan
now is being worked out for con-
structing a memorial bridge, to be
dedicated at the Clark Sesquicenten-
NAL celebration at Vincennes in 1929.
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BANDIT HUNT
TURNS TO STATE
Believe Men Who Got $76,-
600 Are in Indiana.
BU United Press

BU United Press
DOWAGIAC. Mich. Oct. 16.-Aid-
ed by an airplane from Niles, Mich,
search for five young bandits who
late Monday staged a sensational
daylight holdup Of the Lee state
Bank here, obtaining $46.700 in cash
and about $4,000 IN securities. cen
tered today into northern Indiana.
The automobile with which the
bandits escaped, while being pur.
sued by half dozen machines, bore
an Indiana license, and it is thought
the men fed II the sparsely-settled
district between Elkhart and Misha.
waka, Ind. No arrests have been
made yet, however.
Chief of Police Oscar Burch, who
was wounded in the back from a load
of buckshot during an exchange of
volleys with the robbers, was re.
ported resting easily today.
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sums Of interest which he has un-
lawfully taken, and to prevent the
said Ramsay from taking further,
amounts Of said interest, during his
term, unless said action was brought
against said former treasurers to re-
coup from them the interest money
which they have unlawfully taken"
Assailing the State board of ac-
counts, Rucker charges that sit
would be useless and fruitless for
the court to depend now or in the
future for information from said
board of accounts in reference to
said public improvement bonds"
Rucker alleges lack of faith in
Field Examiners Hoover and Bren-
nan Of the board, who he said had re-
fused to sign affidavits in a similar
Investigation in FIT. Wayne.
He also asserted that the two ex-
aminers "knew little or nothing of
the conditions of public Improvement
bonds, and whatever information
they knew, or would divulge, was
placed in their affidavits, which they
then refused to sign"
Ruckner presented with the mo-
ton, affidavits from a number of per-
sons familiar with the situation
which declared that the appointment
of a receiver for Ramsay would be
proper. They were signed by Will.
liam Bosom, former city attorney;
William p Cosgrove, now an EN-
ploye of the State board of accounts,
and Fay Wright and William Voge1,
formerly employed in the Barrel law
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MOTION F|LEDBY
RUCKER ASSAAS
STATE EXAMINERS
Would Collect From Former
County Treasurers-To
Include DuVaII.

Assailing two State board Of &C.
counts examiners in move which
would also involve his chief, Mayor
John l.. Duvall, Alvah J. Rucker.
city corporation counsel, today filed
a motion before Special Judge Lew
Wallace in Circuit Court, seeking to
go back thirty Years in collecting
Barrett law prepayment funds.
Mayor Duvall is a former county
treasurer. In the present campaign
he is supporting his business as
sociate, Clyde E. Robinson, for the
office.
Fuckers motion, filed in his suit
against County Treasurer Edward A.
Ramsay who is ex-officio city treas
urer, reads in part as@ollows:
at would be unfair to recover
from the defendant, Ramsay, the
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WORD RECEIVED HERE
Car Same Make as That Used in
Local Bank Hold-Up.

Inspector of Detectives Claude
Worley. here. received word Of the
Dowagiac, Mich, bank robbery in
long distance phone call from the
sheriff at that place late Monday. 1t
was reported that the bandits were
headed this way.
Morley pointed out today that
the Michigan robbers were in a
Studebaker auto. and that a car of
the same make figured in the hold
up of the West Indianapolis branch
of the Union Trust Company. in
which s31.124 was secured last Fri
day.
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PEAR PICKER INJURED

Ulysses Griam, 5S. OF $40 S. Noble
St, suffered an injury to his spine
and was possibly hurt internally
when he fell today willie picking
pears at the Adams farm, $500 block.
n. Keystone Ave. Griam fell from
the top OF a 24-foot ladder. a sack
filled with pears crashing down upon
him. He is in city hospltalA
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GET BIDS ON SCHOOL 81
Officials of Board Await Report to
Be Made Next Tuesday.

School board officials today re.
ceived bids on school No. 81,
Twenty.Fifth st. and keystone Ave.
The eight general contract bids were
referred to Jacob Hilkene. building
superintendent. and the building and
grounds committee. for a report at
the next meeting Tuesday.
Bid amounts were not announced.
IRE NJ. Frazer, business manager.
said bids were also received on
furnishings and equipment.
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DISPOSE OF $4,000 HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry~A. Pointer
have exchanged their $4,000 home
at 4430 N Meridian ST. for that Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis c. Willis at 2055
n. Delaware ST., receiving a cash
difference. p. A. Havelick and B. NJ.
Ralston were the Pointer and WINS
agents. respectively.
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KREISLER IN WRECK

BELFAST, Ireland. Oct. 49,
Fritz Kreisler, master of the violin,
was shaken when a taxicab in
which he was a passenger was
wrecked. Kreisler was able to con.
tinue his concert tour to Glasgow.
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FOOD PRICES, INCREASE
Three Per Cent Gain Reported in In
dianapolis.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-Retail
food prices increased ~ per cent
during the month ending Sept. Is
over the previous month, the labor
department announced today.
Food prices increased 3 per cent in
Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-19
RECORD UNDERSEA NOISE
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Oct. 19.-Experiments
are being made by the British Broad
casting Company in the hope~of per-
fecting a method Of recording under
sea sounds. The B. B. c. hopes
shortly to broadcast the underwater
sounds by which the Navy identities
ships at a distance.
If the experiment succeeds, the
noises made by all types of vessels,
including those Of large liners, will
be recorded.