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COLOREB Pof BENT MEAN i2th AND
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q excellent condition Reasonable rent 70
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BEAUTIFUL. HOME. 500
Never eeeaplsd lsrss rooms. tiled bath
sIth RsEsss 400 Evffg. modafn sQnyen+
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400
CONNECTICUT AVE.
NOW READY FOR INSPECTION.
OCCUPANCY JULY lst
These apartments are four, FIVE and six rooms
with one and Two baths The rooms are comfort.
able in sire and cheerful In atmosphere Ample
closet space, electrically lighted. porches, Frgid-
sire and many other conveniences have been
installed in this new apartment
Moderate Rentals.
Resident Manager.
Mail Desk
HARRY NJ. BRALOVE,
ifO6 Vermont Ave. NV. Decatur 437G, Mt
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SALE-HOUSES.

SALE-HOuSES.
coIoRED BARGAiNi s07 2nd ST, Sc. .-6-
room, hay-window brick. newly decorated
sa.Iooi $40 cash s2S mo- owner on premises
coLoREp. INSPECT THIS REAL BARGAIN
.il3l Qirard st, nv, open evenings. 70
psyusnts' o. NJ. JONES, Col SsiS
by oWNRR-s.sTORY AND BASEMENT
Sf M 70 Mest 0dea ot isIh 40 fss
dental sene: suitahle for boarding house
Address Box i76-D, Star once rs.
CENTER. ENTRANCE HRIcK HOME y
% sleepinS ea porSS. Se ami $500 1's essh aud SIS
mo, incl all INT, saettnee price. Address
BOX l7a.D star once IS.
ron SALE TO WRITE MODERN GROOM
house electric llghts garage, tncloSed porchs
esln' $500 30 Randolph st NV, Reason
''' WALTER A, DUNCAN.
9ab 18th 81, NV,
cpLoREn, NEW HousEs-srx ROOMS,
tms .11s paans e am;.; s!eeeIns porch Isrse lot
below markst value, IN hlEh.elass eolored
Ssfise SsiMssn nsp.FslISH 1s Cleveland 'afa
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NEAR ialh AND SPRING M NV
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css ss sdsS g sSe Room sssn 'aS Ss 'iSS is.s PEI
50, NV Main hha
NEAR EASTERN Hlr3H SCHOOL
heaHttflll tapestry brick home, nlineAt new,
Price has hsen reduced Al 900 Cantaing six
yoonls and tiled bath hardwoed heors, three
large pnTrhes, deen lot Wy attractive terms
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RENT---FLATS.

THREE ROOMS AND BATH. uNFURNTsH-
ed; newly papered, electricity. s2s. 5ll
18th st. sc.
COr,ORED. FOR RENT FIVE-RoOM AND
bath nat. In excellent location. Rent re-
duCcd for good tenant.
HERBERT A. GILL & SON. 1905 q ST. NV.
1883 IRVING ST. NV. and FLOOR: 3 II. &
b.; heat and gas included in rent; s4b.
$50 Newton pl N,WS r, b. Just pa
percd and painted $3b
3i3s o 81. NV -end floor; r. & b., eicc,
n. T. Z. RYoN co, 1915 N Y. Ave NJ. $500,
1929 NJ ST. N.W--s r., r.. ELEC SIS 90
25i6 nth st. n.w.--5 r. b., cleo. ....... az 80
232S " St n.w--4 r., h................ AZ SO
It00 i8th ST. n.w.-3 r., b., heat. 81. so
lilOi2 You ST. nw.--2 r., b........... 81. so
l2l 18th st. n.e--4 r., b., elec,. ...., "a. so
1918 G ST ne~4 r.. b.. elec.. ......... 35 so
1924 Eve st nw--4 r., b.............. 25 so
esq., orleans pl n.e.-4 r., h.,....,,.. Is so
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 La Ave NV
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Stubborn Cough
Quickly Ended by
Famous Recipe


Here is the famous old recipe which
millions of housewives have found to be
the most dependable means of break
ing up stubborn, lingering cough. 1t
takes but a moment to prepare and
costs little, but it gives real relief even
for those dreaded coughs that usually
follow the FLU"
From any druggist, get pa ounces of
Pinex. pour it into pint bottle and fill
the bottle with plain graduated sugar
syrup or strained honey. Thus you
make full pint of better remedy than
you could buy ready-made for three
times the cost. 1t never spoils and
tastes,so good that even children like it.
Not only does this simple mixture
soothe and heal the inf1amed throat
membranes with surprising ease, but
also it is absorbed into the blood, and
acts directly upon the bronchial tubes,
thus aiding the whole system in throw
ing off the cough. It loosens the germ
laden phlegm and eases chest soreness
In way that is really astonishing.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway Pine, con-
tanning the active agent Of creosote, in
a refined, palatable form. Nothing
known in medicine is more helpful in
cases of distressing coughs, chest colds,
and bronchial troubles.
Do not accept q substitute for Pinex.
1t is guaranteed to give prompt relief
or money refunded.
Advertisement.
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and good. But to try to force a
lot Of them against the wish of
listeners is a great mistake.
Another unwise thing to do is to
select a song because all the great
singers of her type of voice, soprano,
contralto or whatever it may be,
sing that song. BY following such
a course the young singer chal-
lenges a comparison which she can
not meet.
Later, after advancement, she
may be safe in attempting it, but
not too early. Her songs that go
best will be those which do not
recall so many perfect perform
ances by singers who have spent
years in learning to do them per-
fectly.
For a young singer to attempt
ariaS beyond her in the difficulties
which they present is thoughtless;
singers should not be guided as to
choice in what is sung merely be-
cause they like a thing.
1t is a good plan to take certain
celebrated arias as private study,
when you are far enough along to
do so safely, and then grow up in
them, as it were.
Before the time comes that you
are sufficiently advanced to sing
them before listeners you will have
grown thoroughly familiar with the
music.
AS | have said before, but can
not impress too often, the young
singer makes her best successes with
songs that require a less degree of
finish than she in reality COM
Then she stands above
any difficulties in range or inter
probation that they may present.
Then the very certainty with
which she sings shows she has the
ability to do still more, that "re-
serve power" for which every fin
ished artist aims.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-17
NAME FUND LEADERS
Women Workers for South
Division Appointed.

Leaders in the south division of
the Community Fund women's
army, announced today, include:
Mrs. w. E. Pedlow, 936 Greer
street, chairman; Mrs. o. L. league,
s27 Elm street, co-chairman; Mrs.
Annie Schakel, 1139 Churchman
avenue, district "a; Mrs. William
Harryman, 2211 Southeastern ave-
nue., and Mrs. Charles Reed, 1921
Lexington avenue, district Is; Mrs.
w. E. Stuckmeyer, 1901 Wright
street, district 26; Mrs. Edward
H. Trimpe, 2151 Webb street, dis
trict 27; Mrs. George j. Yoke, 1863
Southern avenue, district %; Mrs.
Mary Moriarity, 353 East Minnesota
street, district 20.
Mrs. Harold Hinkle, 388 East
Minnesota street, and Mrs. Fred A.
Naegele, 327 E. Merrill street, are
in charge of district 30; Mrs. L. j
LANCER, AZ Madison apartments;
Mrs. Clyde Brown, 638 Russell
avenue and Mrs. Harry Landy, 1924
Union street, district 81; Mrs
Roscoe A. Mckinney, 20 LIE GRAND
avenue, district 80.
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ROBINSON Gets
/ BIG WELCOME
IN NORTHWEST
Democratic Nominee Is
Puzzled by Unexpected
Receptions.
BY GORDON SHEARER
United Press STAFF Corresnondent

BOISE, Idaho, Oct 17.-Un-
expected receptions in oregon and
Utah have left Senator Joseph T.
Robinson, Democratic nominee for
Vice-President, frankly puzzled.
While it is not reasonable to eX-
pect Democratic victory in the nor
mally strong Republican territory
visited this week, the crowds that
came to stations and demanded
political discussions have shown
that interest in the election is
greater than in many years.
AS his train came through Oregon
Tuesday, numerous men told SEN
ator Robinson that they were going
to vote Democratic for the first
time.
One Republican wished Robinson
we'll, but added that he never would
vote for the Democrats.
''I hope you stay in oregon then"
Robinson replied with a laugh.
Senator Robinson FULLY is con-
WINGED that the popular vote will
be larger than four years ago. He
predicts also that there will be more
independent voting than ever be-
fore.
His campaigning in this section has
been devoted to an attempt to win
the votes of dissatisfied Repub-
licans.
Scandals of the recent admins
trations are stressed; Governor AL
fred E, Smiths executive record
presented, and a plea more to avoid
prejudice.
Here Tuesday night Robinson
cited former declarations of SEN
ator William E. Borah against Her.
bert Hoover and Republican cam
paign methods.
Senator Borah, who lives here, is
in the south speaking for the Re-
publican ticket.
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EXECUTE FIVE
MEXICANS FOR
INCIT|NG REVOLT
One General Among Those
Facing Firing Squad
at Dawn.
BY G. F. FINE,

United PTeSA
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 17.-Five
rebel leaders, all Of whom were
captured after being wounded sew
eral months ago, were executed at
dawn Tuesday by federal troops, it
became known today.
The executions were in San Luis
Potosi and brief dispatches today
contained information concerning
the federal action.
The five were members Of the
Grand Army of Liberation and in
Guided General Jacinto Loyola, who
is known as the inspector general
of the revolutionary forces in the
state of San Luis Potosi, Guanaju-
alto and Quaretaro.
Several months ago the rebel
forces in the area engaged in a
brief battle with federal troops. The
casualties were not great. General
Loyola and four of his heutenants,
however, were wounded and cap
tured.
Since that time they have been in
hospitals recovering from their in
juries. Their recuperation was slow.
Monday night the five were taken
from the hospital and given a brief
trial. Within three hours they had
been found guilty of acts against
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-17
MAKING YOUR SONGS A GO
SUCCESS COMES
WITH CHOICE OF
SIMPLER SONGS

This is the fifth of a series of six
articles written for The Times and NEA
Service by Rosa Ponselle, dramatic So
prano of the Metropolitan Opera Com
many, New York.
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To clean and remove stains from
enamel, rub well with rough salt
moistened with vinegar.
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NO STOMACH PAINS
OR DIZZY SPELLS NOW
Never expected to be well again,
but is in perfect health

Sufferers from stomach distress
will be glad to read letter writ
ten by Mrs. D. M. Zerbe, 1913 w.
Cleveland ST., Freeport, ILL.,, de-
scribing her happy release from
years of agony: She says:
Il had indigestion awfully bad
for a long time, and it got so Sc
we're I hardly dared to eat. The
food would sour and lie in lump,
causing gas pains and cramps that
tortured me all day and kept me
awake at night. I grew weak and
Jus, apc by constant headache
was almost unbearable. At times,
I would be so dizzy would nearly
faint. All the time was taking
medicines for constipation, but with
out improvement. One day I read
where Viuna had brought health
in a case just like mine, so sent
to the drug store for bottle. I
never before experienced such quck
and blessed relief. Before that first
bottle was gone, was different
woman, and now I am eating hearty
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ton or gas trouble. The awful
headaches and dizziness have dis
appeared, and my constipation has
been conquered. I get up each
morning refreshed by sound
nights sleep. Viuna worked won
ders for me, as I never expected
to be a we'll woman again."
viuna acts promptly on sluggish
bowels. lazy liver and weak kidneys. II
purifies the blood, clears the skim, re-
Stores appetite and digestion, and brings
new strength and energy to the whole
body. Take bottle on trial. Then i
money win be refunded. 81 at druggists,
or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine
Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
WI MA
The Wonder Medicine
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BRASS FITTINGS STOLEN
Loot From Store Room Is Esti-
mated at $1,000.

Edward Kramer, 637 West drive,
Woodruff Place. today reported to
police the theft of brass fittings
valued at $1,000 from a store room
he owns at 621 South New Jersey
street.
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house majordomo in the campaign
of Harry G.. Leslie, Republican can
didate for Governor. Easley is list
ed as an arson investigator.
Hogston says Easley is working
without salary and drawing only his
expenses from the state.
"He is a young man interested in
the work and is willing to work
without pay" explained Hogston.
Records show EaSleY drew less
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than $50 in expenses in SeptenhBf |,
Octobers records are not available.
Raymond Donahew, a former lieu
tenant of d. G. Stephenson, recently
was discovered on the fire marshars
pay roll as an arson investigator.
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Snapshots in natural colors may
be possible if a new type of roll
film shortly to be put on the mar
ket comes up to its inventors
claims.
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BY ROSA PONSELLE


HERE we come to a big item in
II making your song a go. In
selecting songs you cannot always
follow your own choice. You sing
to please others, therefore you must
also consider the taste of others
when you choose your songs.
Not that any one should sing the
songs which she dislikes of consid-
ers trash, but good songs that have
decided appeal to others.
I believe in a high standard OF
taste, but there are plenty of good
songs that are strong in appeal to
people generally. There also are
good songs that are so much above
the understanding of the general
run of people that to sing them
means to create boredom.
A few songs of that type, just to
help in musical advancement, is well
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-17
CARES FOR new BOY
Hogston Aids Real Life
Hero of AIger Book.

To the list of the "boys" Alfred
Hogston, state fire marshal, is TAX
ing care of this campaign has been
added the name of o. Lee Easley,
former attache in the office of w.
Lee Smith, former grand dragon of
the Ku-Klux Khan.
Hogston is acting as the state
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SLACK is SPEAKER

Importance of good home train
inr and community life to Offset the
crime wave among young people was,
stressed by Mayor L. Ert Slack
Tuesday night before the Carrollton
Avenue Reformed church.
New church officers are: John
Schram, president; Delbert o. Viii
meth, president, and Fred
Rosebrook, secretary-treasurer.
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Upholstered in genuine two
tone jacquard velour. An
impressive suite Of pleasing
proportions. An outstanding
Victor value.
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the government and had been SEN
fenced to die before firing squads.
At dawn the five were led to the
edge of the city; lined up and killed
by federal troops
Evening star., 1928-10-10

lounging robes. the more sedate looking
bath robes, the breakfast coats and all
the lavish outlay of garments designed
for womenS hours of leisure indoors.
1t was the boast of Engenie-the best
dressed and most fashionable woman of
her day-that she never owned a negli-
gee garment but once Tha. was when
her son had the measles and she want
ed to sit by his bedside at night. And
her negligee or wrapper was of red fan
mel!
With Eugene. dressing was a serious
affair. To be fashionable meant to be
tightly laced and crinolined. And once
awake and able to rise, she insisted on
being correctly and perfectly dressed,
No half way measure for this woman
who had been chosen to / : the pattern
OF feminine virtues to the French.
The sketch shows negligee ensemble
l recently Saw-designed for travel. It
consists Of pajamas made of lightweight
woolen material-and a coat also of
the material lined with silk. Inside the
coat are pockets for comb brush and
other dressing accessories. Just the
thing for the girl who doesn't want to
bother with dressing case when she
takes trip in the sleeping car.
The model for the little home dress
makers help for this week was a close
fittino hat made of eige wool jersey
imported from Paris. The diagram pat
tern Shows just how the pieces should
be cut and the directions tell you how
to put it together 1t is most conven-
lent for sports wear or motoring and
made of jersey to match your Autumn
suit, makes neat and comfortable little
street hat. Please send me a stamped,
self-addreSsed envelope and I will send
you the help at once.
Copyright, I92S)
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Terrors of the Night.

am perfectly strong girl, II, mod
ern and everything. The only thing
that troubles me is this: For quite a
time I have suffered from seemingly
mysterious nightmare. I go to sleep,
and after while 1 am aroused by a
frightened feeling My entire being be-
comes paralyZed. can think clearly.
but cannot exert force strong enough
TO move hand or foot or any feature of
my body. Ever since childhood / have
had a horror of spirits. Could that be
the cause? / will be watching your
column. Please try to help me. ct. b.
My boy, 8 years old, goes to bed and
TO sleep and then. wakes and comes
walking out Of his room fast, appar-
entity wide awake, but talking as in
dream about queer things. Then all at
once he will say, "Oh, mother, / am all
right: then he starts to cry and be-
have just as though he were frightened
TO death and begs to sleep with us.
Then ne seems suddenly awake again
and returns to his bed and goes to sleep
quietly. We can't understand it. We
never scare him, and we always tell him
there is nothing to be frightened of.
When 1. was a child used to talk and
walk in my sleep. Please tell me
whether we should wake him out of it
or not. have heard it is very dan
gerouS to wake a person suddenly who
is walking IN his sleep or in a night
mare. In the daytime this boy is per-
fectly healthy as far as we know, and
he is very bright. MRS. c. F. b.
Miss T. ,B.ss agony is pretty familiar
to every one who has ever had night
Evening star., 1928-10-10
Personal HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.

mare. That is the one great drawback
about a high-spirited horse of this
color. In the thick coming fancieS of
the dream you can mount the beast, oh,
so easily-in fact, you seem to abolish
the law of gravity for the nonce-but
you can't make him go at ALL Even
your voice, if you wish to cry out for
succor or to strike terror to the heart
OF your adversary, is pitifully faint,
only feeble grunt or groan.
The boys performance is more
characteristic night terror. Perhaps the
SomnambuliSm of his mother indicates
neurotic tendency in the family. But
plenty of children with good, sound
family history stage these night terrors
from time to time. The repeated occur
renee suggests partial obstruction of the
upper breathing tract, as by enlarged
tonsils. adenoids or simple chronic
rhinit1s, and the boy should have a
careful examination for these, and
treatment If any abnormality is found.
Dreaming that one remembers on
waking usually signifies too light sleep.
Night terrorS, nightmare, talking In
sleep, sleepwalking, while more likely
to occur in neurotic families, do happen
now and then in any family. Overeat-
ing, especially hearty meals or late sup
perS, are popularity associated with
Nightmares, but probably overheating is
more frequent factor-eXceSSive heat
ing Of the sleeping room, too much bed
clothing, and insufficient ventilation,
or course it Is better not to Startle or
frighten sleepwalker or person in a
dream. Instead of sudden shock, casu-
ally join the dreamer and gradually
take control OF the situation.
Evening star., 1928-10-10
A Sermon for Today
BY REV. JOHN r. GUM.
Friendship Between Men.

Text-"The soul of Jonathan was
knit with the soul of David, and Jona-
than loved him as his own oul."-I
Sam. xviii.
Human affection knows no nobler
bond than that of pure friendship
between two high-minded men. Such
a friendship was celebrated In ancient
classic literature, and has made the
names OF Damon and PythiaS pro-
verbal. Such friendship also en-
riches modern literature in the love
that bound together Hallam and Ten
nyson. But nowhere is there a more
beautiful and fragrant story of such
friendship than that contained in the
memorials of the love of Jonathan and
David.
The friendship of man for a man
reveals those fine forms of fidelity and
devotion which belong to friendship at
It's best. OF such friendship one has
written: 1T is easy for any man to
fall in love with some beautiful woman;
it is as easy as falling off log, and is
ever so much more delightful It is
easy for any man to inhale the sweet
incense which arises from the devo-
ton OF some affectionate woman's
heart. But where q man loves a man in
an unsullied, unSelfish friendship until
his soul is knit with the soul Of that
man in an interlacing and interlocking
OF interest then you have that harder.
rrarer form of human relationship which
Is rich with promise
would not give much for the young
chap who shows himself incapable Of
railing in love with the right young
woman. But I always consider it a
good omen for young man who can
ind joy and satisfaction in the friend
ship of his fellows. He misses some
thing fine and noble and helpful who
never learns to know the meaning of
friendship between a man and a man.