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The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28

HOUSTON, June 28. = A strong prohibition enforcement plank men tioning the 18th amendment by name was drawn early today by the Demo cratic drafting committee, which in an alI-night session wrote the plat form around the issue of corruption in government. Other names placed in nomination last night were Sena- tor George of Georgia, by Represen- tative Charles R. Crisp of Georgia Representative Wm. A. Ayres of Kan sas. by Grove McGill of Wichita Kansas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
Alaska Volcano Active

DUTCH ~UARBoR- The motor ship Seal of the United States Dio- logical Survey has arrived here and reports Akutan vocano bursting forth with black smoke and vapor every 10 or 15 minutes instead of the usual steady flow.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28

ALBANY, June 29.-smith heard himself nominated for the Presidency last night by nomination on the first ballot. He said, "It fills me with joy and satisfaction that I know is shared by my family and friends, and my heart is where my palate ought to be"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28

H0USON, June 27.-Senator Rob- inson of Arkansas in making his ad- dress today suggested that mo wet plank be inserted in our platform. It is true" he said, that the Demo- cratic party is not prohibition par ty; neither is it an anti-prohibition party"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
Another Rumor

LONDON - An exchange telegram dispatch from Copenhagen said an
 unconfirmed rumor is that Captain RoaId Amundsen and his party are adrift on an ice floe southeast oi spitzbergen attempting to repair the plane. Sss
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
Stewart Edward White Here

Stewart Edward White, the famous writer, accompanied by Mrs. White, were in Wrangell several times dur ing the past week. They visited Southeastern Alaska last summer, and are again cruising in their yacht Simba.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
nrowns at -Kamakura

TOKIO-Dr. Swinehart, American Citizen-General in the Mukden army and military advisor to Chang Tso Lin, was drowned while bathing at Kamakura.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
Flyer Forced Back

LONDON - Frank T. Courtney, British flyer who hoped off from Lisbon at 1920 A. NJ. today for the Azores on the first leg of proposed transatlantic flight, was forced to return because of an accident to his water tank, according to Central News dispatch from Lisbon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
Prison Break LAttemnted

ELMIRA, N. "A prisoner was killed and another convict and two guards were injured in an attempted prison break at the Elmira Reforma- tory yesterday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
SQUADRON ASSEMBLIES
SEARCH FOR AMUNDsEN

OSLO Norway-A squadron of four vessels. Norwegian, French. and Rus sian, is assembling at Tromsoe to cooperate in the search for the La than seaplane piloted by Rene Gull band and carrying Roald Amundsen Lieut. Jeff Dietrichsen, and three French naval men.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
Salvation Army Officials
Guests at Carruthers Home

Captain and Mrs. Edwards of the Salvation Army arrived on the Ala meda from Juneau last night. They have been transferred to Prince AL bert, Sask, Canada, and stopped off at Wrangell to visit for a couple of days with Major Carruthers and family. They will continue their journey on the Princess Louise which will call here southbound tomorrow evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
Wants to be Governor

NEW YORK-Justice Thomas c. T. Grain of the Supreme Court an nounced he is candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor to succeed Alfred E. Smith.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28

HOUSTON, June 27. - The tele- phone in Mrs. Smiths residence here rang last night. It was call from her husband in Albany who sang as his greeting to her, the first lines of the old song, My hearts tonight in Texas, down on the Rio Grande."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28

ALBANY. June 29-Smith sent acceptance telegram to the Democrat ic National convention today in which he reiterated his belief that there should be fundamental changes in the present provision of national prohibition.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
..nno Ferry Service

HALIFAX, N. s.-Captain ". H.. Myers has sailed 425,O0O miles on salt water without leaving Halifax harbor. He has served 37 years on ferry steamers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
Pilsudski Cabinet Resigns

WARSAW-The cabinet of Mar shaI Pilsudskf resigned today. A new cabinet under A. Bartels has been formed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28

HOUSTON, June 27.- Brushing aside talk of the Vice Presidency, Reed is rallying his forces about him for fight to the finish for the nom ination of the Presidency today.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
HOUSTON. June 27.-

HOUSTON, June 27.- The Ohio delegation voted overwhelmingly in caucus today to authorize it's chair man to switch virtually it's entire forty-tight votes from Pomerene to Smith, "at any time from the begin ming of the first ballot"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28
Red Gross Announcement

WASHINGTON-Red Cross Head quarters announced that 4,520 fam flies are affected by flood waters in Arkansas and Missouri and that 60O,O00 acres are inundated.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28

NOTICE. Don't forget to get loaf of bread today at the American Bakery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-06-28

Rev. Father Monroe arrived on the A1eutian Friday and left on the Alas ka Monday.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Auction
PTTBIIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCIlON
The Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago d
St Louis Ry Co. The Eyansville Indi-
annapolis g. Terre Haute r. r. Co; The
Cincinnati Northern r. r. Co., viii sell
at public auction Friday. May IL, ls43,
at $50 a. m. at their Unclaimed Freight
disiUa danspos lama. in3 H, the following described
freight which has been refused or I'M
claimed, unless previously claimed by
File No. Consignee. Destin Commodity
R-22 National Lubricatlng Co., Cleveland,
R-2s II. mp Pehfoid dp'c Carrier Ter Mills. H.,
cases paper boxes s. Y. o,-,.
R-25 J. H. Phelps, Cleveland, Ohio !
R-2s RmeriSan 94H iisnpS Asbestos Prod. Co,
Cleveland Ohio, l keg cement.
R-27 A. H. Keeling Mfg. Co.. Chicago,
R-2a A. Robineau Furniture Co., Chi
cago. Ill. ctn.. l end table.
RIB L. M. Arnold. Carrier Mills. H.,
R-ss North Star Furniture Co.. Evans
R-34 scioto Sign Co. Kenton, Ohio. 2
R-35 Indiana Mig Electric Co. Marion
Ind. boxes and l crt. radios and
R-36 Beckett Candy Co.. Shelby, Ohio
3 cases and ctn. candy.
R-33 Master Mechanics, Cleveland, Ohio
I keg and l bX. paint.
R40 Excel Co., Cleveland, Ohio, l empty
RAJ General Match Co.. Cincinnati,
Ohio cases matches.
R-f2 Cleveland Windshield Co.. Cleve-
land Ohio. 9 empty windsh!elds.
R-44 Y. o. .Colson. Paris, ILL.,, cases
R-45 industrial Prod. Co.. Cleveland,
Ohio. ! empty drum.
RAG L. I. Hobbs. Jeffersonville Ind. l
empty music box.
RAJ Fader Machinery Co. Chicago Ill,
l second hand machine on sleds.
/ second hand machine on skids
Grated, l second hand machine or
Skids.
The above mentioned shipments are
being sold account being refused or un-
claimed. charges due and unpaid and in
accordance with Section Of the Uniform
Inspection Of the shipments NAV be
made Thursdav, Nav II. 1923. between 8
a.. N. and $50 y. n.
Persons claiming anv of the foregoing
described articles will state 10 the under
signed the number Of same. prove own
erShlp. paw charges end take delivery
prior to Gate OF sale.
Description OF pacSeqes are copied
from freight or way bill but neither
Cuartitv or contents are guaranteed.
All bills are PAYABLE in cash or GER
tiled check Immediately at conclusion
N addition tn the above mentioned
articles. there will be manv other articles
offered for sale at same time. consisting
Of over and damaged freight. a partial
list NJ which VIII appear in all Indian
apolls papers for two or three days prior
to date Of sale.
T. T. VANCE
Freight Claim Agent.
Snl Transnortatio11 Blde
MrFADDEN AUCTION co. Auctioneers.
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QUARTZ SPOKES
PROJECT VIEWS
INRADIO movie
Pictures Flow Through
Glass Tubes as Water
in Hose.

BH Science Serrice
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Rods of
quartz, through which light is
transmitted like water trough a
hose, make possible the latest
method of television-the radio NOV
les demonstrated here by c. Francis
jenkins, Washington inventor,
former Indiana resident.
AS a result, he is able to sub
stitute a seven-inch drum for the
two or three foot disc that previous
methods of television have en-
ployed.
If light is allowed tc shine into
one end of a rod of fused quartz,
it is reflected back and forth as
1t goes through it. Practically none
is lost by leaking out the side, but
all emerges through the end
In the jenkins home radio movie
receiver, which may soon become a
common attachment to radio sets,
the current from the set, instead
of operating the magnets of a loud
speaker, causes a glow of a small
metal plate sealed in a bulb con-
tanning the rare gas neon.
Such a neon lamp glOWs immed-
lately, as soon as the current is
turned on and is eXtinguished as
soon as the current is turned of.
The ordinary filament of the in
candeScent lamp continues to glow
for an instant after the current
stops, and SO cannot respond 10 the
rapid changes required by the tele-
vision receiver.
In previous methods of seeing by
radio, either of movies, or actual
objects, the person viewing the re-
ceived image gazed directly at the
surface of a neon lamp. A revolV-
ing disc with spiral row of holes
Obscured all but the proper spot of
the neon glover.
These spots of light, seen in rapid
succession, were built up into the
complete picture seen by the OBJ
server, just as the successive pic
lures Of a movie film shown in
theater merge together into a con-
tinuous view on the screen.
jenkins employs a cylindrical
glass tube, in which there is a row
of small neon glowers. This is at
the center of a revolving drum.
seven inches in diameter. Around
the surface of the drum is a helical
row Of small holes.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Situations Wanted Female

NEAT-Reliable colored girl, day WORK.
Loundry or general housework. He. 1884.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK - Dish washing,
day or night Experienced. Ia 7044.
'CASHIER-Or counter girl: night work.
Reliable. Neat appearing ia. 1903.
LAUNDRESS- Bundle washings; rag rugs,
curtains and quilts. Expert. He. 5433.
LAUNDRESS r. Reliable family washings
and irong; blankets, curtains. Oh. 472l-R
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Apartments for Rent

18TH E., 822-5 rooms. bath. sun parlor.
5ianitor service; $40. Lin. 1857 Hem
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Barter and Swap

WILL TRADE jewel Wsltham watch.
gold octagan case. for cornet, camera. or
what have you2 RI. 1912 DAYTIME
PLAYER PIANO-Take equity in cheap
lot or used car. or sell s. down. $50 per
week. Ta. 1921.
SAX-C melody. nearly new. diamond
rings Trade Tor light car. CHI 43l6.
5-PASS DODGE-A-l con. sl25 cash. trade
for Ford. radio. 1889 f. RAYMOND. DR.. 81,
DAVENPORT TABLE-Spinet desk for
wicker porch furniture. owner. Ia. 5932.
a. VI. C. TRUCK-A-l shape. trade for
sedan 32O5 Phipps. Ch. 2283-J.
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Legal Notices

dianapolis and Louisville Railroad Com
pany. the respondent in said cause, and
for reasons shown by said railroad COM
pany. the date of said public hearing
is hereby postponed to May %. 1923. at
the hour and place designated in previous
notice.
All parties in interest will please be
governed accordingly.
Yours very truly.
F. T. SINGLETON, Chairman.
Indianapolis. Indiana,
Nav z. 1923
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Apartments for Rent

MAPLE TERRACE
542 E. MAPLE ROAD.
Five rooms; garage ..................S S89
THE CAMBRIDGE
NORTH AND DELAWARE SITS.
Beautiful furnished nonhousekeeping
apartments: l. and 3-room suites.
MAPLE ARMS
38TH AND CENTRAL
-Four rooms and bath; heat. light, gas
water furnished ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
WESTMINSTER
2725 N. MERIDIAN ST.
Three rooms Observation-Disclosures. $50
BLACKSTONE
400l E. WASHINGTON ST
Reduced rental makes this an excep-
tional OFFER two rooms .......... .S42. 90
KRIEGER
1913 E. PROSPECT ST
Two rooms Observation-Disclosures. .S32 50
H. H. Woodsmall & Co.. Inc.
I'VE insure everything but the hereafter"
Nights and Holidays call
Lester Johnson. Dr. 2840.
CAPITOL. 1887 N.-5-room apt. modern;
good condition. Ha. 4975-J.
DEARBORN. N.--4-room upper duplex,
garage. bus line. Oh. 6742-W
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Help Wanted Male
WHOLEsALE DISTRIBUTORS

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
wanted in principal cities southern In
diana. proven product. big demand.
repeat sales. liberal profits, protected
territory. Only men with clean record
and ability considered.
THE KLEASO COMPANY.
626 Euclare Ave. Columbus, Ohio.
COLORED COOK WANTED-For resau-
rant. 10 S. Beville Ave
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09

Four-room bungalow double: electric
lights: gas, city water paid; inside toilet
md cink Ma AN0I
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Wanted-Fords and Ford
Bodies-IIighest Cash Prices
SW1SSHELM &c PARKER.
54t T. Washington ST. Ma 4730
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG MAN-Wants place in law office
as process server. etc. Four years school
ing. Seeking experience. Write 750,
care of Times.
EXP. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lawn moving
etc Reliable Ri 9072.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Building and Contracting

GENERAL building and contracting: re
modelling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY. 1856 n Delaware Ii. $3.50
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Card of Thanks

GARD OF THANKS-It is with tender
feelings we express our sincere thanks to
relatives, friends and neighbors who as
sisted us with acts Of kindness and floral
offerings in our sad bereavement. the
death oyf our loving father, David Meek.
We also wish to thank the Rev. Oliver
and the undertakers, c. J. Harris & Co
who ably assisted. MRS. ARTHUR
WELSH, MRS. RECTOR DYE. daughters;
DAVID MEEK JR., RAYMOND MEEK,
sons.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Automobiles Wanted

flelglb Cltlf1 Agefft.
Sol TRANSFORMATION BLDG
.i0FADDEN AUCTION co. Auctioneers
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Room, for Rent With Board

BELLEFONTAINE. 19I4-Wanted ! or TO
rm. and board mod priv. home. He. 2020.
NORTH-Furn. or unfurn rm.. modern
car line no obi. children. Wa 2l37W.
BABY WANTED-To board no other
children. 339 n Euclid St
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Houses for Rent

ASHLAND, l639-6-room double, mod good
condition, water pd.. garage; S35. Ia 0301.
ASTOR, 1865 large rooms newly
decorated. garage; Sl2 mo. Be 0352.
BANCROFT, N. 333-6 rooms. double:
almost new: gar, wa. pd. Ir. 2l53-M.
BROADWAY, l928-9-room modern house,
excellent for roomers; sS5. Ia. 62l6.
S18-2130-38 Brookside
Four rooms: modern except heat; water
paid Ma 4O88
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Death Notices

LEDERMAN, JOHN-Passed away Nav T..
1923. age 7S years; Funeral at the Wald
Funeral Parlors 1922 Union St. Thurs
day, MAY II. 2:30 p. m. Burial Crown
HIM. Friends invited.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-09
Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. 624 Nr-Sleeping room; SO and
s6 per week Ri. 1925.
CENTRAL, 2l49-Nice large room. modern;
breakfasts garage optional He. 1868.
COLLEGE-Cozy rn.. adjoining bath: pri-
yate home; reas.; gentleman. He. 244l.
DELAWARE NJ 5l5-All modern sleeping
$500 and $500. Ma 1877
DELAWARE. 1905 N.-Sleeping room with
closet and dressing connection.
EAST ST. S. 643-Two front rooms: fur
nlshed: modern; S5 per week
%5EdRIA4; 95Fads \ Nj sas s926-sleeping room with
MERIDIAN. N. 2249-Niceiy furn. rm;
home pri.; reas: plenty hot wa Ta. 1927.
PENN. NJ, 100 - Connect rms; large
closets pri. bath continuous hot water.
ST. CLAIR. E, 300 - Modern, furnished
room: also Housekeeping room. Ii. 58l0.
TALBOT. N. 223O-Furnished room mod
ern home. close; Penn. car. ia. 1919.
10TH. E.. 132-Two large. attractive, mod.
rms, ! with private bath. Ia. 5777
32D. COB E.-Attractive. airy room: close to
bus and car line; breakfast opt. Wa. 2836.
LOVELY -Downstrs. front rm: mod hme.
Ill car line: brkfast. opt. Ia. 4649-R.
NEWLY furnished room in modern pri-
yate home with privileges. He. l094.
Your Credit Is Good
You can phone in your want ads and
have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past due &C
counts on our books. Avail yourself Of
YOU write your ad. Call Main $500. Want
Ad Dept.
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1909 CEDAR
Double rooms electric lights water.
SIS. Main 1913 or Lincoln 1921.
w r. HUNTER CO.
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SlO-ZJZO (ueSleE ave.
Four-room bungalow double: electric
lights; gas, city water paid; inside toilet
and sink. Ma. 4O87
COFFEY. $685. rms. bath; newly dec;
ward, porches, garage. water pa. BE. lOtl.
COLLEGE. 1915 roms modern; hardwd.
H. throughout. screens, ward, wa. pd.. $50.
DENNY, S. 6l-6 rooms, modern, $50
month. FRANK COOPER Or. 1922.
EWING, 1223-4 rooms modern. except
tub: garage. SIS. Be. 4020-W.
HARLAN. 1925 rooms, modern; cac
space: Will paper; s28. Dr. 39o4
HOVEY 1928 rms. dinette. electricity,
well in house; sis. Wa. 1866
LA SALE ST, N, 2O6O-5 rooms. garage,
WHELDEN. 100 Chamber Of Commerce Bd.
ra8aIoAS. b6ai9 s55 e. 7s55 as55-' rooms modern
water paid s32 j. W FRIDAY, Ma. 28l6.
OLIVE, 98'7-4 rooms. gas; cleo, water.
inside toilet, SIG. Or. 5674-J
garage: $50 so. Be 1861.
PARK AVE. i826-South side Of Groom
modern house. He. 1856.
PLEASANT RUN PKY.. 2lO4-is 5-room
mod. double: gar; $50. DR. 4562-W.
RURAL. N 20O-4-room apartment. semi
SOUTH. f., 509-ll-Upper duplex, rooms,
modern. garage. DR.. 06s0
SOUTH. E. 506Ia-Upper duplex g rooms.
modern. garage. Or O69O
SOUTHEAST SIDE-Dandy 3-rm cottage;
only $40. with garage Si4. DR.. 6445-W.
1876 y. STATE ST; 9 rooms modern. .s27 50
1927 Cornell Ave; rms, semi mod. 1900
+. S CLARK CO. Ma. 1877.
TEMPLE. 2062 N.-New strictly modern:
rooms: hardwood floors: built-in fea-
lures garage. $40 or will sell on easy
terms. Ii. 1857. eve. He. 2797
UNION ST 1ll2-7 rooms strictly mod
ern: only sac Dr. 5972 ' -
COTTAGE. NORTHWEST
Five rooms. elec Its and gas. good
condition; sl6.50 Der mo. 706 N. Miley.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL
l22 E. Market St Ma 1920.
NEAR-Garfeld PIX. corner Ringgold and
Heryey: 2-bedrm. Stucco home DR. 2o04.
WALKING DISTANCE
Eight rooms. modern. newly decorated.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL
l22 E. Market St. Ma eo2o
FOR COLORED
1884 Xandes. cleo. hgHs,s4 ms. So
" Main 1918 or Lincoln 1921
w. r. HUNTER co.
= SO. COLLEGE AVF-Attrac. 8 rms
mod: built-in feat. Only s35. ia. 2a64.
Your Credit Is Good
.To You .S saa phone in yT22qr want ads ana
tended to anyone who has no past due
accounts on our books. Avail Yourself OF
this opportunity. courteous girl viii
help you write your ad. Call Main $500
Want Ad Dept.
Business Places for Rent
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-Sforaqe and Tronsfer
OTTO j. SUESZ

Packing hauling. storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads. Main 1858
Riley 3628. Oh. 4579-0699-W
TRANSFER-Coa feed. gen. hauling. S2i
E. cath w. E. Rodocker. Wa. 4433.
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Room and Board Wanted

UNFURNISHED RM-North or east for
mother and SON. Z; private home, meals.
laundry, garage. References exchanged.
state particulars. Box A lis, Times.
BOARD and room in good family. Ger
man preferred. Box C785 Times.
Houses and Flats Furnished
BELL AVE-3-room furnished cottage; $40
Wa. 4307-J.
PRATT. E. 230-No oil SPHINX apt COM
pletely furn.; large. l room. Ii. 1906.
ST. CLAIR. 626 E.-3 rooms and bath:
nicely furnished; heat light and gas
walking distance. Reasonable.
WEST INDIANAPOLIS Suites. one or more
rms. private entrance. 657 Birch Ave.
FURNISHED HOUSES AND APTS-Call Ii.
2318. SCHLOSS BROS. INV CO.. 1877
E. Washington st.
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Cottages and Resorts

SUMNER COTTAGE-North of Broad Rip
pie with large rooms screened porch
electric lights, newly painted and com.
pletelv furn. terms. FL. 1928. DR.. 5044
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Business Announcements
BICYCLES AND RADIOS

BICYCLES AND RADIOS
Repairing and supplies. Kiddies Shop
940 Mass. Ave. Ii. 1850.
FEATHERS Bought, sold and renovated
feather mattresses, and pillows made. E.
Z. BURKLE, 4l6 Mass. Ri. 6695.
HOUSE PAINTING-Interior and exterior
HOUSE WIRING-s3 a room. W. F..
REIMER. Ch. GAIL.
PAPER CLEANERS. 81 a room.
White men. LOHMAN, DIR. 4147
PAPER CLEANING-Experts. Or. 361O.
JONES & MILLER
PAPER CLEANING = 81 room Prompt
service. White man. Be. 4762.
PAPER HANGING = Reasonable prices
Samp'es shown. Call Ri. S6ll.
PAPER HANGING. SAMPLES SHOWN.
QUICK SERVICE
Call day OF night. Ii 1868
PAPER HANGING-Paper furn. samples;
also cleaning: Wk. guaranteed. Be. 2859-J
PAINTING furn. rehnished
gen. repair. SALYARD & WOOD. Ia. 2844.
RUG, 9xl2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. -
superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852
WALL pepper furnished, hung l5c a roll;
cleaning. IS room ACTON. Oh. 1885.
THE KIDDIES SHOP
We sell and repair new and used
bicycles, radios. tricycles. Scooters. tires, etc
gao Mass. Ave. Ma. 1859
H. DINKLA-2650 E. 34th: cont. painter.
free est. comp. Est. 1902. Oh. 2682-W
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Business Places for Rent

INDIANA AVE. 1880. Suitable FOR
barber shop. Main 6844
3-Large office rooms: good location near
30th and Illinois: SIS per mo. Both St.
R e. Co. 1l0 w. 30th St. Ia 653l.
STOREROOM-Ne Earring. l3x75: fine To-
cation. low rent. Hu 1897
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Legal Notices

STATE or INDIANA
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ABANDON
MENT OF TRAIN SERVICE NOW
RENDERED BY TRAINS NUMBERED
ICiAN CITY INDIANA AND MEDARY
VILE, INDIANA. ON THE MICHIGAN
CITY BRANCH OF THE CHICAGO. IN
DIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.-NO. 9347.
NOTICE OF POSTPONED HEARING
Commission, on May f. 1928, approved
formal order providing that public heara
ing should be had upon the subiect
City. Ind. at 10 O'Clock a. m. Nav a.
Upon application Of the Chicago. In
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Suburban for Sale

ALEXANDER AVE.-Near Mich. Rd. and
Emerson Ave, attractive new 5-rm. bun
galoW; large living and dining rms. 2 bed
in kitchen cabinet, cleo, brick porch ce-
ment walk, cinder drive, well, gar. Near
new school and church. Away from smoke
Easy terms. by owner. Beech Grove l50-J.
LOW TAXES
Attractive four-room home. with garage
SSeh coSa IN h9%Sed good eIeetFc gat & L9T ienced
$3.50, 500 down. S24.50 per month
Main 0792 Mr. EASTBURN. Irv. 02l5
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ReaL Estate Wanted
Building and Contracting

WILL PAY CASH-For small house; no
over S2.500 Call Ii. 7007
The Washington times., 1928-12-22

Russians Abound
According to casting directors
of Hollywood. there are more Rus
SLAMS in Hollywood than in any
other part OF the globe.
The Washington times., 1928-12-22
THINGS NEEDED
TN VI AKING
THRILLS

The padded cells OF institutions
for the care of feeble minded are
no doubt filled with poor motion
picture property men who try to
supply props for sets of mystery
plays.
On the set for ''The Haunted
House." which Benjamin Christen-
sen directed for First National,
for instance, were the following:
A clock nine feet high, two
big for anything but cathedral.
Two desks over a hundred.
years old.
Seven acres of manufactured
cobwebs.
Two pedigreed 1--WE suppose)
French bullfrogs. expert jumpers.
They should have been taken to
the Olympic games.
A battered stand holding 81
candles. all pointing in different
directions.
A grand" piano, measuring
four feet across the keyboard and
two feet deep with no insides).
A fiddle with soundless strings
so Chester Conklin doesn't an
noy the musicians on the set
when he plays it.
Four shadow b oxes, with
crooked sides. (No. don't ask us,
we don't know what they are
either.)
A tintype from Holland. Genuine.
A Sergeant pain tt ng. Not
genuine.
THE Haunted House" is now
at the Metropolitan Theater.