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underworld gang who have caused
his sentence to death.
Maurice has another novel organ
offering, the novelty reel is "Just
Kidding" with an especially ar
ranged musical score and the In
diana News presents important
world wide news in motion.
4
NO PLACE TO CO.
ON VIEW
A spirited story with plenty of
comedy, large cast and a director
who knows the value Of laughs COM
bine to make mo. Place to Go"
First Nationals new picture, to be
seen at the Ohio for the next week,
beginning with this afternoons
matinee.
Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes
head the list of prominent players
in the picture while the supporting
cast includes Hallam Cooley, recent
ly seen in Colleen Moore's new pic
ture, Naughty, But Nice" Virginia
Lee Corbin, who appeared recently
in Ladies at Play" Myrtle Sted-
man, who had a semi-featured role
in 1.-THE Irresistible Lover" which
showed at the Ohio last week, and
Jed Prouty, well-known character
artist. IMerwyn LIE Roy, one Of First
Nationals newest but most capable
directors handled the megaphone
during the making Of the picture.
The story, which was adopted for
the screen from isles of Romance"
is comedy-drama which starts in
New York and travels to the South
Sea Islands, where adventures with
supposed cannibals are contrasted
with experiences in the jazz palaces
Of the city. Young love and ro-
nance balance the drama and plen-
tiful hun1or is provided, according
to advance notices Of the produc-
ton.
A coruedy and news reel will COM
plete the picture offering. while a
musical program will be given by
Connie and his band, supplemented
by Jimmy Hatton. soloist
q
CLARA BOWS
LATEST AT CIRCLE
Clara Bow comes to the Circle
today in Get Your Man." the
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dramatic art department under
Miss Alice Cooper will end this week.
The final contest will take place
Tuesday, Dec. IS. at the Irvington
School of Music, where the appli-
cantS will be requested to appear
and read before the judges. The
four best contestants for children
between the ages of 8 and IL and
the four best contestants in the
adult class will be awarded their
scholarships next Tuesday evening,
Dec. 10, at the Irvington School Of
Music.
Elizabeth Stella Smith will play
piano numbers during the evening,
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Stars Due
at Keith
Billy GOIdie'S Revue Tops
Bill at the Lyric
Next Week,

John t. Murray and Vivian tstS-
land, STARS of the stage and :
Screen" will be the headline at
traction at B. F. Keiths next week.
Miss Oakland and Murray are
equally we'll known in Holly wood or
having been conspicuous
figures in vaudeville and musical
comedy as well as in pictures.
They left starring roles in a !.
Broadway production to open their
present tour at the Palace Theater
in New York, from where they come
to Indianapolis for their present en-
gagement. Ernest F. Young assists
them in their act.
Bill includes:
RALPH BEVAN AND BEATRICE
FLINT-Two juveniles who are, in
spite of their youth, veterans OF the
vaudeville stage, are offering nu-
steal farce, Love Mates" dealing
with rebellious youth.
CASINO AND JUANITA-Th9
famous Casino family OF Spanish
dancers sends two more of its mem
bers to the vaudeville stage In a
group of Castillian dances, includ-
ing the tamborine and castipet
numbers.
BILLY REED AND LEM
DUTHER-"Feats of Fee" is an act
introducing dancers of an entiEo-
ly different sort, with eccentric step
and comedy atmosphere pre-,
dominating.
THE ARIAL DE GROFFS-These
speed artists in gymnastics crowd
thirty-eight thrilling stunts into the
brief space of seven minutes.
"NIY FRIEND FROM INDIA
The feature photoplay, a Pathe-
De Mile comedy, is based upon the
stage success Of the same name.
E. Mason Hopper, who has made his
reputation as a director of farce
comedy, directed the picture and
Franklin Panghorn and Eleanor
Fair are the stars. 1t deals with
young man who pretends to be
Hindu prince until two genuine
princes appear to dispute his claim.
SHORT FILNdS-An Aesop Fable,
Topics OF the Day, Pathe News and
comedy are other items Of film
fare.
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Play Rates.

my Maryland" which is
playing the southern territory,
has been so well received that
the papers in many cities have
written editorials for the ma
tional operetta, advising their
readers to see it. The New
Orleans Daily Bulletin was
among those giving up their
editorial page to a theatrical
attraction.
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ton of Edward Resener, with Frank
Nusbaum as Soloist.
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Bug

At the age Of 10, Ida Kramer
got the Theatrical bug" She
saw a celebrated actress in
Judas Maccabeus" and was in
spired to fame on the stage.
Later she was to create the role
Of Mrs. Isaac Cohen in Anne
Nichols "Abie's Irish Rose"
and is in Hollywood now play
ing the same part in the film
version Of the play.
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Spirited Comedy No Place to Co. Opens at Ohio Today
Clara Bow Has Chief Role in Get Your Man
at the Circle Theater Today.

SsEA for Three to be presented at the Apollo week.
adapted from Roi Cooper Megrue's stage play
which, when originally produced considered
The film version has Lew Cody and Aleen Pringle
supported by that includes Owen Moore Phillips
Smaley, Dorothy Sebastian and Edward Thomas.
All the appeal Of the play, which enioyed long
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CLARA BOWS
LATEST AT CIRCLE
Clara Bow comes to the Circle
today in Get Your Man" the
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CritIcizN Self

Emil Jannings more than almost
any other actor in Hollywood makes
a detailed study of still" photo-
graphs, using them to criticize his
own Characterization.
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There is a lot of trombone in
that band" remarked Paul Whit
man while on his recent visit here,
to Jonas Perlberg, managing di-
rector Of the Indiana ballroom.
The king of Jazz" was speak
ing of Clyde Husky) Smith, one
of the sparkling features of The
Hoosier Harmony Kings, who have
finished the eighth week of their
unlimited engagement at the In
diana ballroom.
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ISIS LISTS
NEW MOVIES

A new kind of war picture will be
shown at the Isis Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. Devil Dogs" is the
title of this unusual picture.
Alexander Alt, screen comedian,
and Stuart Holiness erstwhile screen
heavy but now photoplay come
dian. are the two funmakers, and
share the stellar honors in 1.-THE
Devil Dogs" a romantic comedy
drama of the United States Marines
in France.
Added attraction, the fifth cpl
sode Of 1.-THE Isle Of Sunken Gold''
in the Hulk of Death" and car
toon, "Alice's Picnic"
For Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Johnny Hines will be shown
in his latest picture, "All Aboard"
which is an adaptation of the story
by Matt Taylor who contributed
Stepping Along" to the comedian
for his last vehicle. Edna Murphy
has the leading feminine role.
wild Puppies" a Fox comedy,
completes the program.
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RAPID REVUE
TOPS LYRIC BILL

FLASHES of Song-Dance and Fun"
will come as the headline attraction
to the Lyric next week. This pro-
duction is speedy vehicle built for
those who like the thrill of breath
less rapidity and youth.
Billy Goldie, Broadway dancer, is
Turn to Page y
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In spite of its very Fifth Ave-
nue." look, this design 10 very easy !
to make. The dress fronts lap over
a vestee and skirt-panel. as you
see, and If striped material Is used,
the effect is wonderfully smart.
AS materials we suggest jersey \
or light weight wool material in
any solid color, such as beige.
brown or blue. The front inscr- !!
ton is of the same material in a
lighter shade of the same color or
else In . sports stripe to match.
The pattern may be obtained in
sizes is to a. Size IS requires 2
yards Of 81 inch material and three.
qusrters.of yard OF trimming ma.
terial. No dressmaking experience
is needed to make Design No. tll6
il you use these patterns which are
individually hand-eut Of heavy (:
paper.
Patterns will b. delivered to any !,
address upon receipt Of Csc in cash !
or U. S. postage. Always mention /
size wanted. Address: Hand-Cut !
Pattern Department. " West 18th
ST. New York City, and a. rays
name this newspaper. ......-
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PETITION FOR ATTACHMENT

L
The object of this action Is to re-
cover Of the principal defendant the
sum of Seven hundred and thirty
five dollars with interest from Jan.
18th, 1926 and to subject the funds
and monies due the principal de-
rondant in The hands Of the Home
Beneficial Association due and un.
paid said principal defendant as ben
efciary in a. policy issued by il on
the life of Mary Lawson Gibson.
deceased and to subject said funds
and monies 10 the payment Of the
plaintiffs claim in this proceeding.
1t appearing by affidavit filed ac-
cording to law that Arthur Gibson,
the above named principal defend
ant is not resident OF the State
of Virginia, it. is ordered that the
said Arthur Gibson do appear here
within ten days after the due pub
lication of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his In
terest in this proceeding.
"A Copy-Teste:
w. e. DUAL, Clerk.
C. MIMMS, p. q.
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mouth black bass are landed. By en-
gaetpg a guide. ideal canoe trips can
DO made to numeroue lakes tributary
10 the Lake Of tho WoodA At The
Devi3s Gap Bungalow Camp. the
Canadian Pacific Railway gt1ss Ane
silver oup each year ser ~ largest
bap eanght. Ti1is cosnps<1ttsa -
open - q registered guss0 - tse
camp.
Tho tsaands. numbering ovsR 1Aeoo
In TIE Iaks Of the woods, 90 ruU0sd
and rocky and follow ths main
shores % thickiy In places hat Il =
hard to distinguish between tsaand
and mainland. They are beautifully
freed with pine and birch. the IN
dams using the bark Of the latter for
their canoes. It Is interesting to Sol-
low the old Indian trails on some ef
these islands. where ono frequently
comes upon hetr graves; high
mounds in witch many unique -
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About Jour
Health
Things You Should Know,
Rhus Poisoning

In the rural districts of our mid,
die ATTITUDES. the poison ivy"
grows luxuriantly, to the sorrow
and pain of those who are suscept-
IDLE to its influence. Only last week
a victim came to my Office, with
face so swollen, that both eyes
were almost shut out from lights
with difficulty could he see to go
about, because of the greatly dis
tended eyelids. Having no relatives
near, or intimate friends, I sent
him to the hospital for two days
until the Inflammation couh b
subdued. .
wish to warn my readers
against the mistake this man made,
using ointments on q case of rhuS
poisoning; he had, 70 ese bis sxs
PEsssion. PILED 81 the REs" {2E
tensify hi 3n8efIna. He Ohm
msnt sfeesus9y ksSps the setfvS
poison beneath tho layers q Id
skin-ths very thing That Mpal4
not b done, no naassey how
AsoptMns" the safves srs rSputs4
70 b. I hsye ssSn small GugM
result in r1us dsrnaAfiHs, wGs&
ctrtnsents were psed esfon$Qasay. 4
Bsdpg ap acsd pp3aon, or Saps
eess ms n saetst9aakinS Ae aS&
With On ankall % SAGA b p6ssfbt&
Ths best remk3y have ever used
b. alcohol apd HING ws4er--esua3
parts, applied On cloths Or aar8
WET with the soauAca. T3sa Gn
sognteraces the seid, scd De s1S@
hol consumes tho Este9 ffop nN
swollen tissuss( ths tsSatniaaf Dol
spt ssslude ak, mn &oes \ kxA
tbs poison H. j my q DC eSt@
Goa should accidentally a6& in@
Gle 60 4 aoi6 ~ paSt1eSt&f 6aa&
Ags.
SoluAous Of LEAD ssjss s1s pssd
With good effect Bat lead II haf1&
ful, unless Used under tie carsM
dlrsetlon Of tbs physieisn. TM
alcohol and lime water are equally
efficient, and can be applied cod
ttnuously without danger. The pa
dent above mentioned was cleareJ
Of his a6Rc$soa 81 ss~cnty-tN&
hours. a,
Asxs MaAiH Riaiu aamaaa Hans
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jects have been found, for the IN
dams. like the Egyptians. bury many
useful and treasured articles with
their dead. The nearest Of these
graves ass about two miles from the
Devi1s Gap Bungalow Camp. Some
ef thsso mounds ass covered with .
lpU, tsnk-lt10 structure q bark.
.vhaeh hAs a opening IN the frone
Or TIE spArttAs sxt4. Ths otibvay
!1nd1Ana nnegt eneo Q year ct ths
3seeay Ground vhsss thsy receive
thsir annual payment a mousy =
rstuka 1er ~ ssss1sA q Some q
tAelf xtShts.
0anoe tztUs seOasl - tAoss VITO
desfe . slan5s hom toufng oSse
Highways. 1sc NAoss Who Vtah 10 e.
1ae aVAg ham uaGsas e henAnt1l.
end en- el1ds Into tam( AtNR
vtsRs onay ~ alpules e tAe1n96p
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The Lake of the Woods Is section
Of the Dominion Of Canada not
heard Of like Others. nor b the aaot
generally known that ~ kks
covers an area Of nearly 1900 square
miles, most Of which b accessible ~
seeamer and launch and sh ~ canoe.
Ths many lakes called Lake q TIE
Woods, He in wen wooded districts
IN Northern Ontario, and are fed by
the Rainy River and drained by the
Winnipeg River West to Lake Win
nipeg.
Kenora, only few hours run from
Winnipeg the capital Of Manitoba. is
the principal town Of this lake dis
tx1c&, and Ia resort where many
Winnipeg residents have lovely sum-
'mR haunR- This is fishing region
yA~s psckerel, pike, muscalunge.
Vamcn- <suue - we'll as the small
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KELLY MILLERs' AUTHENTIC
HISTORY OF
NEGRO IN WORLD WAR
A GREAT NEW WORLD WAR
HISTORY

In addition to its containing
, graphic account of the War, includes
many chapters ON subjects of vital
interest. Following are few Of the
subjects treated: The Flash that Set
the World Afame-Why Americans
Entered the War-The Things that
Made Men Mad-The Sinking Sub
marine-The Eyes of Battle-War's
Strange Devices-Wonderful War
Weapons-The Worlds Armies-The
Worlds Navies-The Nations at War
Modern War Methods-Women and
the War. A volume Of general in
formation upon all subjects which
have their bearing upon the World
Conflict, as we'll as an authentic ac-
count of the Great World War.
The Book also includes tho follow.
ing subjects: The Horrors and Won.
ders of Modern Warfare. The Bar.
barity and Merciless Methods EN-.
ployed to Satisfy the Ambitions Of
the Kaiser and His Imperial Govern
ment. The Ruthless Submarine War
fare Waged to Starve England and
France Into Submission. The Story
of the Hards6ips and Horrors which
the Belgians and FIench were Com
PEELED to Suffer. HE Billions of
Dollars Required to Carry on the
Awful Struggle. The Terrible Loss
of Human Life and the Desolation Of
Countries The Weird and Wonder
fui Methods Of Warfare. The New
and Strange Devices that have come
into being. The great "taAks". thu
'blimps", the. submarine. the gas and
poison bombs, and the mGrvels Of
science Things about which you may
never have Heard. Marvellous guns
PEACE TERMs-V5t Pages.
Cut out this Coupon and SID %
s2.s8 aad We will Zip KenV KILLERS
Negro In The WonH War (SS.se(.
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VIRGINIA.:
In Hastings Court Part II, City
Of Richmond, June 9, 1927.
!
CLARKE FOSTER $50. Plaintiff
vs..
ARTHUR GIBSON AND HOME BEN.
EFICIAL ASSOCIATION,
Defendants
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! them kindly. I

v Visiting New York City with a
party of distinguished Texans,
, welcomed and looked up to, liter
ally and in other ways, Governor
Moody listens and thinks.
\ He hears that New York City is
the biggest American factory
town, turning out Ave and a half
billion dollars worth of products "a
year. Governor Moody is too po-
lite to mention the fact that any
State he has seen on his way East,
including New York, could be
tucked away in Texas and not at
tract much attention. Texas alone,
intensively cultivated, could feed
every one of the 1,o00,0O0,0O0 hu-
man beings on earth and have
, rooth left to raise cotton.
- While Byrd was flying east
across che Atlantic, and two young
Army men west across the Pacific,
at Ito miles an hour, our interesting
visitor, the comet Pons- Winnecke,
was leaving the earth behind, pass
ing through various consultations
ut the rate Of $500 miles an hour.
Shall we, tiny creatures, when
released from service on this
earth, make some such journey?
That would Be more interesting
than soinS Into the ground to stay
there.
The VERY DRYy plan q dry
tsclcet In io2a If neither party sup
enough.
j. Is MerN IN snnghtsninE, ID
9ofnfYate ~ h&st Sns fndependent
Qfys The resuR would be instruc-
I'VE Few candidates dare DEFY the
dry few would want N out and
oaf dry nomination.
------
Ak this moment of flying %.
shnsisstnv one word Of caution q
necessary and expert Aisss remind
JOY OF Il
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MRS. COOLIDGE. COMMON SENSE
CHILDREN AND CANARY BIRDS
POLITE GOV. MOODY Z "a S
REAL FLYING AUG L. ~As y .

; Mrs. Coolidge, in South Dakota.
sees women Of all kinds, young
girls and grandmother wearing
knickerbockers. Mrs. Coolidge re-
spects them and probably admlres
their common sense, bot she win
not wear knicksrbocksrA Rubber
boots when she goes 6shlns and 4
skirt of reasonable lenSth-eevsR
mind If 1t gets wet
; Clothes, as Carlyle shows In
~Sartor ResartuS" make ali the
difference between q king IN his
grandeur and "featherisss hiped
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sold to farmers than In 1916. That
year IN turn exceeded 1924 by LOG pce
cent. 1t shows that farmers want
good trucks Of medium size and
price
With trucks daily reaching new
heights of popularity 1897 promises
! continuance OF the record sales In
ms Acid
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nav oeen new orders from men IN
these Industries who have ooservet-
the successful operation Of trucks Ia
their localities
increasing demand Tor Graham
Brothers .rics. among farmers d'~
tae the Ias; tHrer years na- oeen re-
ul!Aaoie During AZ ia't year l-3
pe, cen, more !. tliest :;Gc@s ''sft
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r Two hundred and ssven Amerf
cans reported incomes Of 81 Gao 90
8 year or more n 1925
y In 1924 only sevcnty-hve report.
ed incomes Of q million dollars O.
over.
Once a man owning . milNCu
gas a wonder Now 2W have Q
million or more INCOME and
some have fifty millions of income
and a good deal more through coz
poration ownership.
And the billion a year income
will arrive before earth's phase OF
industrial feudalls1n shall pas&
? Mrs. Freeman, the unhappy
mother whose husband was hlie0
by an automobile, killed herself
and her FIVE children when told
they must go to an orphan asylaxn.
Better dead than without .
mother" said the poor woman, and
went with them.
B She was careful to protect twO
canary birds. putting them where
the deadly gas could not reach
then She knew that canary birds
have 4 value; somebody would boy
them and treat them kindly. She
knew that children have no values
taats Die could not be sure that
str2a- ers in an asylum would treat
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The producers Of LIES first essen
t,al - food - use good measure CT
common sense when buying truck
equipment Experience has made
them keen judges OF truck value ana
performance.
And In the equipment for trans
portation Of farm products and milk
plenty Of power. tine-tried reliability
and economy are essential require
ments
/, as not oy chance that today more
than 10000 Graham Brothers trucks
are oeng operated by farmers ealsers
of live stock and men engaged III the
milk and milk products industries
1t is especially significant thar large
proportion OF the more recent sales
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J Lou Gehris. slugglng hrss Sass
man OF the leading New fors
Yankees. who has stood eeseosN
on its head this season BY his sen
,sational smuggling. passing BABE
Ruth in home runs and bidding
fair 70 be one of the biggest "hnds
OF years.
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Death Notices

SLAwSoN. JAMES Coz Beech Grove.
died at the Methodist Hospital, Indian
lpolis. at 35 a. M, Wednesday. Short
uneral service will be held at z O'Clock
Friday evening, Jan. %. 1927. at Gadd s
Funeral Home, 2130 Prospect ST., Indian
Lpolis. Funeral service will also be. held
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Business OPPORTUNITIES

MRS. MARIAN DOUGLAS, $500 Indan-
apolis Ave. Limerick No 3. Please
call at The Times office for your box of
Nancy Hart candy.
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Card of Thanks

GARD OF THANGKS-We wish to thank
the chaplain, the soldiers of FIT; Harri-
ION ana our many hrends mere IN ib the e5y
,athy and assistance 10 our family during
Iur bereavement iii the death of our hus-
BAND and brother, Earl Gunter. We wish
Llso to thank Miss Firster for her singing.
MRS. MARY GUNTER AND FAMILY.
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Help Wanted Female

\SSS>rNrSNNN<>>>>SN<S>e s>>>SNr~>'>>~r>~>s~>
HERE is an opportunity for a live, wide
4 awake. neat-appearng single. young lady
10 start a business career with definite
future in the advertising department of a
progressive concern. Must have pleasant
personality. quick to understand and will
ing to work. She will have excellent train
ing and supervision. knowledge of the
city and the ability to speak clearly and
hear well over the telephone are desirable
qualifications. See Mr.. Copley at Times.
Please do not phone.
WANTED-YOUNG LADY TEACHER. or
one who is qualified to teach to assist
IN our Dictation Department short time
zach day in exchange for business course.
For particulars see or write Fred w. Case
Prin. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Pennsylvania and Vermont SITS. first door
north Y. w. G. A.
STENOGRAPHER, Al; some sales expert
ence will prove beneficial; must be alert
and neat in appearance. Opportunity for
advancement Apply in person to Mr.. Cop
ley at The Times. Please do not phone.
LADY. middle aged. as companion in re-
turn for room and board. DIR. 1349-R.
YOUNG LADY-Do tipping in exchange for
vocal lessons Box 210 Times.
THOMAS ROSS, 1407 \. -oon9,y, limerick
for your box of Nancy Hart candy
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Instructions

h. j. Weidman. 1922 Broadway, Limerick
No. ID. Please call at The Times office
or your box of Nancy Hart candy.
e BAR 3 Hsa6 coLI RiEGf Els e, Washina
ton st.. indianapolis. Ind Main 6993.
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Houses and Flats Furnished
Business Places for Rent

ELEGANTLY furn cottage on car line:
5000 wk.: no obi. child. Ran 6340.
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LEASE FOR SALE

On one of the best located business
rooms iii Iryington. Corner Ritter and f.
Washington SITS. Must be sold Ia once.
GEO. w. RUSSELL e. CO...
$3.50 e. Washington. Irvington 1o12.
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, Apartments sfor Rent
Houses and Flats Furnished

RUCKLE St. 2s54 five rooms furnished :
lower duplex; Btrictly mod. Har. 4z70-W.
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Situations Wanted Female

YOUNG MAN-Colored; as chauffeur: ex-
perienced. Can make repairs. Willing
to do other wk. also Joe Bentley. DR.. 5232
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Situations Wanted Male

MRS. w. p. sMYTHE. 3516 E. 22nd ST..
Limerick No 13. Please call at The
Times office for your box of Nancy Hart