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Bunyan Found Fame in Prison Gel

sort. according to ordinary academic
standards, is considered q model of
English composition.
Bunyan had a powerful imagination
and sensitive nature which caught I'D
the high emotional experience of his
age and crystallized it in the allegorical
progress Of Christian from sin to
heaven. Pilgrims Progress" was pub
lished in February, 1878. after having
been written while he was in prison,
probably during the year 1875. The
book was an immediate success, though
not in literary circles 1t was the middle
and lower class reader of England who
then welcomed it.
X X n X
THE youth of Bunyan now Is believed
to have been on a higher moral
plane than he himself at times caused
many to think it was. In the self
searching mood of that generation
every minor fault was magnified. Bun
yam had battle of conscience over
practices which the world now, and the
Cavalier world of his day, would rate
harmless, such as the game of "tip-
cat" but to strict Puritans that and
his other weaknesses" of dancing and
ringing the church bells were dire OBJ
stacles in the path of progress. The
use of profane language he also aban-
doned. among more serious defects of
character.
Upon returning from war he was
married in 1648 and the dowry his
wife brought him consisted of lust two
books! She also was from pious fam
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may as we'll say straight out and be
done with it that don't think the pie
in the city is as good as in the country
We hadn't been very long in the city
before began to learn that the men
are just as much wolves and hounds
there as they are in the country.
A young girl, even though she weighs
ITS pounds, as did, has got to be on
her guard all the time. 1t was Just the
same old story, and 1t began right away.
URBAN VILLAINS.
The first one was the house agent
who showed us over the apartments
He managed to slide pretty close up to
me and he sort of whispered. This is a
very desirable location" I just gave
him one push in the chest that put him
against the wall and I said, You just
cut that right out"
Then there was the young Teller that
came to turn on the electric lights. He
said: IF you wouldn't mind holding
this candle for me I'll adjust the
meter"
Don't you get so smart" answered.
I found it was just the same way
when I went out to look for work in
the stores. The first man I went TO
looked up at me from his desk and he
said, Just sit down, please and tell
me what you can do"
You just quit that right now"
answered, and I was out of that place
in five seconds.
However, had not been very long in
the CITY before life all changed and I
met my first husband and got married
(Copyright, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-02
BY. WILLIAM RUFUS SCOTT.

THREE hundred years ago toward
the end of November the "im-
mortal tinker" and glorious
Il dreamer" John Bunyan, au-
thor of Pilgrims Progress, Is
was born in the village of Elstow
near Bedford. England, and the
tercentehary of his birth finds his fame
still mounting, with Washington min
listers preaching sermons about him and
other admirers paying him tribute.
The exact day of the month Of No
vember, 1923. that Bunyan was born is
disputed, but the 30th is marked by
some authorities. At any rate the in
difference with which his advent into
the world was greeted had vanished
when, 60 years afterward, he died, on
August 81, 1888 In that comparatively
brief span he had advanced from utter
obscurity to the position OF, world
figure.
Bunyan can be understood only by
knowing the times in which he lived.
John Milton was alive when he was
born and his boyhood and youth were
passed in the tempestuous days of the
Puritan revolt at its highest. Bunyan
Joined the Parliamentary, or Puritan,
army when he was II years old
Prior to that he had been through
mental turmoil since he was 10 years
old. 1t affected his whole outlook on
life and shaped his career in a man.
ner later revealed in the literary ex-
preston he used in Pilgrims Progress"
This book, though written by a man
whose education was of the crudest
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The CornfoWer.

The cornfiower is also called blue
bottle, blue cap, blue bonnet, blue bow,
bluet, flake flower, bachelors button and
hurt sickle. Its. botanical name is
Centaurea Kyanus, in honor of CEN
taur whose wound was supposed to have
been healed by an application of these
flowers.
The cornffower was made the flower
Of the German imperial family, and in
sacred paintings it is often found on the
heads of saints and angels, evidently
to represent stars.
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BY STEPHEN LEACoCK.

In the former chapter of her Intimate
Disclosures, the writer described with dar-
ins realism the circumstances of her child
hood. She kept back nothing, not even
concealing- the fact that her father had
been born in Peterboro, Ontario, and that
her mother had lived in Little Block. Okla
braska. Here she describes the first COM
ing OF love into her life We print 1t aust
as written, without palliatton or apology.
Startling as it is in its realism, 1t at least
represents woman's soul.
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He'd Escape, Too.

Chemistry Teacher-Tl1iS gas is dead
~ poison. What steps would you take
II It shoiild escape? :
Ghayles-Long ones.
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Auto cushion seats
covered in cretonne.
Rocker, settee and arm.
chair. Very special.
Soc a Week
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Death Notices

IARRY DUNN. Auditor.
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Radio Equipment

RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and serviced. Cummings Bros.
Radio Co. 81 w. Ohio St. Ii. 1866.
WORLD S-Record Super Cabinet tubes
loop. Cheap for quick sale. 1924 w. 2lst.
WORLD, S-Reco.d super. Cabinet tuoes.
CONSOLE CABINET-With speaker; s45.
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S15OCASH

1923 Albany ST.. new .5-room bungalow,
complete bath, cement porch. window
shades linoleum. garage: street improve
Ma. s755 ap evenings Ss i Ha. ilss D. j. f0A
FOR SALE OR RENT-l4 mi. southeast.
in Brookfeld. Ind. acre. good 5-rm.
hse., out-buiidings, fruit and shade.
Mieh; Ra acto5 Easy nd terms Owner c. NJ
S. EAST ST. s48--5 rooms: inside toilet.
churches. stores. o.ose In. owner needs
larger house. says sell quick at low price
time. LAWRENCE J. SEXTON. REAL
TOR Ma. 0l5l. Try. 06l6-J.
ENGLISH AVE. ll46-4-room cottage: gas.
electric lights, bathroom. basement.
DEN $50 E. Washington. Ma 5O72
WALLACE. 321 N Modern. 2-story. 6
rooms. breakfast nook. long living-room,
hardwood floors down. BULLETIN features;
cash. bal. monthly II. 5000
furnace. garage; paved Street. Price
$4,000. Take equity in lot. car or cash as
down payment. owner. II. 2295.
WASH PLACE-Small house, , lots: 100
house. driven we'll. all fenced. IT. O76O.
ONLY $3.50 CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT
New 5 room bungalow; bath. furnace
breakfast nook shades: garage. Oh. 3243
BROOKSIDE AVE. 2326-s-room modern,
suitable for single or duplex. owner Will
sacrifice for $4,000. Tai. 6567
SACRIFICE-E in rm. mod. bung.
PAYINGEInvestment east; small. mod.
double; 3 gar: nice yd. owner. Ri. 4749.
40TH, E.. 260l-5-room modern. full base
meut. 2-car garage: bargain.
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HARBOUR HOTE

ILLINOIS. n. 8l6-82O-Neatly furnished
2 and Groom suites; running water
reasonable
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F1FTY-sECoND PRECINCT

OAN ~ W 4Nto111L
Washington, Township thence east along
the center center line Of thirty Eighth St. " ex-
tended east to the center line Of White
northwest and northeasterly direction
along, the meanderings of the center line
OF White River TO the south line OF Sec
east soe corner S Of Section q ToW9sh 3G@' I6
the east line Of said Section or the
east, corner of Section 2, TOWNSHIP. 16
with the center line Of White River;
thenee northeast along the center line
81 White v EeT Rd to or the 9sns5 the s
thence west along the center line of
View I'd or Sixty % st.
thence south along the center line Of
Pleasant View Rd or Sixty 70 ST.
to the center inter- line Of Pistt Whitehead
Rd thence Mb rG5h dpGPg the he f fe ceI ne
line of Rodocker Rd.; thence west, along
the center line Of Rodocker Rd; to the
Washington Township to the southwest
corner Of Section SO, Township Il, north,
4, Township IS north. Range east
thence west along the north line of Sec
ton 4, Township 16 north, Range 3 east
its intersection with the west line of
Washington Township thence south along
the west line of Washington TOWNSHIP. to
the center line of Thirty-Eighth St. the
place of beginning shall constitute the
Fifty-Second precinct OF Washington
witness our hands and seal this 31st day
of March. 1923.
GEORGE SNYDER,
CASSIUS L. HOGLE.
Board of Commissioners Of
Marion County Indiana
Attest
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MisceLloneous Wanted

HOUSE CLEANING TIME Uncovers nu-
merous articles Of clothing. furniture and
magazines They help us to help others
Phone for wagon THE SALVATION
ARMY INDUSTRIAL HOME. 1877 W
Georgia St. Ri. 1922
HOUSE. CLEANING?-Your surplus CLOTH
help US TO help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. RI
6622. ~ W GaOroIa 81
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Room for Rent With Board

BOSART. 312-Front rm.. mod. near car
and bus line. emp. IT. l239-M
CAP. N. 70S-Neatly furn. rm.. home
cooking: gentlemen preferred.
CENTRAL. 26O9-Attractive rm; private
mod: privileges Christian home. He. 1895
CENTRALIZED block: front rm. furn. or
unfurn.; widows modern home. Ii. 3196.
OAKLAND. 1O27-Attractive rm., priv.
mod. home. Good meals. Oh. OTIS
WASH BLVD. 2654-Attractive front rm.
private. modern Christian home. He. 1875.
29TH. $40 W.-Modern rm.; private home
private entrance: 2. Ha 3564-M.
CHILD to board; home north, beautiful
yard. Mothers love & care. Wa. 1904.
Houses and Flats Furnished
DELAWARE, N. 2143-well furn 2-rm apt.
Bath. back porch: adults: gar. ia. 1896.
MERIDIAN. N. 1723-1 room, kitchenette.
bath. furnished Ia. 1895
NEW YORK. E.. 425-Flat for couple. All
modern. clean. reasonable. Ii. GIT.
NEW YORK. E.. 7l9-2-room apt furn.,
complete; $40; adults. Ri. 4l68.
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ASHLAND. 2234-3 rms. kitchenette, bath,
porch modern. furnished.
ASHLAND. 1634-Two connecting rooms
downstairs; mRdern; private entrance.
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STORAGE and Transfer

OTTO j. SUESZ
Packing hauling storage Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads. Main 1888
Rilev 1923. CHI 4579-06e9-W
TRANSFER feed. gen hauling s2l
E. saith. w. E. Rodocker Wa. 4433.
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Musical Instruments
Pianos for Rent
81 Per Month

KIMBALL PIANO STORE
ri. 2l55 $50 Il. Delaware
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS For band and
orchestra Used instruments with guar
antse Easy terms. Free drum lessons
with outfit. RHINE MUSIC AND DRUM
SHOP. 1913 Pembroke Arcade. Ma. 1874.
SYMPHONIES Several used altos rare
bargains yer cas- DamentS LORENZ
SAX SCHOOL, l22 Pembroke Arc. Ii. 1927.
ss-NOTE player. walnut case: like new.
Want responsible party to finish pay
mentS. Ii. 6464.
WRITE Culbransen piano factory for cat
alogue, prices and terms. 1892 w. Chicago
St. Chicago. III
VICTOR monograph with Is records. s35:
terms. 81 per week. KIMBALL PIANO
STORE. $50 N. Delaware ST
ELEVEN pianos and PLAYERS. S35 to s235;
81 week. ROBERTSONS 235 N Penn.
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JEFFERSON 834 N.-Two modern, Sleep
ing rooms, for gentlemen; near car line.
Oh. 0397 Oh. ALAG.
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Suburban for Sale
5000 CASH
5000 CASH
TWO ACRES

Bungalow. garage. chicken house. cleo
tricity, entirely fenced. good roads. bus
service: store and growing community.
For information cal. MR. RICHARDSON,
Ii. 1920. evenings Dr. 1887. ring q
W. 18TH ST. mile west of Lafayette
rage: electric lights: liz to acres;
terms Ma 1850
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1886 CLIMBER ST.

A good little 4-room bungalow. nice
location, improved street and walks No
Barrett. WIN consider a light delivery
car as Gown payment. Chevrolet pre-
erred. For information call MR.. RICH
ARDSON. Ii. 1920 evenings, Dr. 1887
ring 2.
SPANN AVE. 4lO5. 4ll4-Two new 4 and
5-room bungalows. S2450 to S29 so. on
easy terms. Take English Ave car TO
Grant. located opposite Christian Park
and close to school, owner, S. D.
SAMPLE; 1899 English Ave. DR.. 1884 or
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THIRTY-FIRST PRECINCT
WAR PEN TOWNSHIP

Commencing in the center line of Thir-
hslf-section line of Section "a. Township
IS north. Range 4 east; thence south
along the half-section lines of Sections
"a. rs and sc, Township 16 north, Range
4 east. and the half-section lines of Sec
tons L. IL. 10 and "a, Township 5 north,
ToWnship or the center ' lire OF Of TroV Ave-
thence cast with the center line. of Troy
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Commencing in the center line OF
Emerson ave. at its intersection with
the center line of the yard track of the
P. G. C.. & st. l.. r. r. Hawthorne
line of Emerson Ave. to the Warren
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of the Obie Smith Rd as extended west
to the east line of Wasl ington Town
ship; thence north along the east line
line of Washington Township; theEce
west along the north line of Washing
ton Township to the west line of Wash
west line of Washington Township to
the center line of Rodocker Rd., the
place of beginning, shall constitute the
Fifty-First precinct of Washington Town
chin
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Houses for Sale
500 CASH
4 PIE RIrN

Gives possession to 1913 S. Addison 81
Groom bungalow redecorated good
ance payments like rent This won't last
long. Ii 1920, Mr. Neukom; evenings. Lii
1895
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Apartments for Rent

MOI INFIiNlN f-ItDf-EIt Iflt1 OONIFNN I.
ITO Union Title Bldg.
Ma. 48l3.
BROADWAY. 2lST-3 or attractive rms
kitchenette: bath: beat: water. He. 1921.
527-t-room modern fat;
like small house. L. 1880
AVAILABLE APRIL . IN THE BEAUTI-
Full COMMODORE. 30l5 N. MERIDIAN
One apartment consisting of very large
living room. bedroom. dinette, complete
~ equipped kitchen. with Frigidare. tile
bath with shower.
This apartment will be completely re-
decorated and will be one of the most
beautiful in. city when finished. Call at
wilson Ia. 1876 for rental Information;
rates SIS per mo-. including utilities.
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES CO.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

CAPITOL. NJ Furnished rm, mod:
home privileges Wa. l385-W
CAPITOL. N. 28l8-2 upper front rms.
Sc or 3 for SO. Ia 1892. evenings.
CENTRAL. l456-Sman furn. apt: cxcep-
tionally nice. mod; references. RI. 4149
COLLEGE. 1922 Clean. modern rooms for
couple. Riley 1858.
DELAWARE N, 1906 DELIGHTFULLY."- furn.
rm.; reasonable; eyeryth. furn. Ii. 1881.
ILLINOIS. N. 2330-Modern /. ? and ;
rooms: everything furnished Ia. 7ll0.
REDWOOD, 2347--2 clean furnished rms.
with bath. Reasonable.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1924 Cheap and we'll
furnished rms. for housekeeping. Ri. Alas
OHIO, E.. SOL his. KIP. rm., $3.50. ?
rms. 81 week.
PENN. 1852 upper front connecting
rooms. modern. clean; electric laundry.
PRATT. W. 29-Clean. 2nd f., front: gas
range; near bath. Ii. zoos.
10TH. E.. 3l8-Irge rm.. kitchenette sink:
lmmaculatey clean; bath; mod. cheaD.
10TH. e. 222-2. rms with bath: reason
able. Sc. 81 week. Ri. 654l.
NOTICE Dorman. $50: clean housekeeping
rms. furnished or unfinished
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Monuments
Lost and Found

INDPLS. GRANITE CO-Monuments and
markers. Lowest prices. E. And and
Fall Creek. HUI. 1922.
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FOUND-Hound temalei placK ana tah
II N. Berwick.
BRACELET : Three-strand pearl, blue
sapphire. chip diamond: Sat, K. of G.
Hall. or 1888 College. Hu. 1915. Reward.
BROWN LEATHER BRIEF CASE-Con-
tanning insurance books and papers. Val
liable to owner only. Reward. Ii. 1850.
DOG-Large. brown. sore left hip. Strayed
from 1909 Edison. Reward. Oh. 6536
FOX TERRIERc--Lost or stolen. black and
white: white diamond marking on back.
Named Buster" HUI. 27l9. Lib. reward.
PACKAGE Containing finished Laundry,
mark 39l; lost Good Friday. west side,
return to laundry or call Be 4Ol6.
PEARLS-Imitation fancy clasp. ndpls.
Athletic or via Sweet Grill. Rev. Ia 4709
POCKETBOOK-Glas bank and Xmas
saving books. E Wash. car. Oh. 2372-R.
PURSE-Genuine red leather brocaded in
silver. Finder keep money; also reward.
332 Jefferson Ave. Oh. 2027
RING--Jade; lost English Hotel, Saturday
morning. Finder call Try. O228. Reward
WRIST WATCH-Lady's. Elgin. Reward
2874 N Station. Oh. 1905.
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Special Notices

LADIES SOCIETY-Of the Brotherhood
Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Will
give a pillow slip 500 and card party and
dance Saturday night at the Odd Fellow
Hall. Shelby and Pleasant St.
On or after April 10. 1928 l will not be
responsible for debts contracted by any
other than my self.
LESTER COY. sci Bacon st.
U. S. GOVERNMENT JOB-S95 TO S22a
month: steady work: men. l8-45: coach
YOU 1907 City Trust Bldg.
ELECTREAL-Bo Body massage: correctS poor
circulation and nervousness. Jean Skin
ner 1112 Central Apt. K. Ii. 1878.
MEMS SHOES-Half-sole and rubber
heels. 81. Ladies Shoes. 90c. ga Ind Ave.
SAGES-Baths. Special treatments
for colds. etc Graduate nurse. Ha. 3504-J
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Pets and Lipe Stock

POLICE PUPPIES Champion hood lines.
registered stock. females $40. male Sis, or
will trade for rabbits also growing stock
900 W. Twenty-Ninth St.
BEAUTIFUL-Ped police pups: mo-.
bargain. E. 2lst and Layman.
BEAUTIFUL Collie, VI SON Of Great
heart: sable and white: eligible to reg
5000 dog for 500. Wa 1902.
ALL LARGE BREED BABY CHICKS Now
Sl2 per 100. assorted. $40, special grade
&c higher, duckNngs. SOC.
BOYER S HATCHERY.
"a N. Delaware St. indianapolis. Ri. 5470
GOOD WORK HORSES-And a pair OF
mules; dump wagon. 1929 Uoell. Ia.
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WANTED

Dresser. rug. gas stove ice box. Riley
2772 No dealers.
TO BUY GUINEA PIGS-Addrcss L. B.
1874. Columbus. Ind.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

OVERCOAT-M Mans light gray A: 2 suits
A: ladies' navy blue suit. Ri. 1904.
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Barter and SuUop

TO TRADE-Vacant lot 27O5 N. Olney St.
for enclosed car Write w. Fl Bloom 1874
S. Race St, Urbana. Ill
DIAMOND RING for Guinea pigs. Write L.
B. 1874 Columbus. Ind.
5000 equity in semi-mod hge. for good used
car. Inc. 1923 Churchman.
PAINTING-In exchange for GOOD used
car. Established 1898 Ma O326
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PAINT-Superior house paint, out
side or inside, IS colors and white.
$1.59 gallon, 366 S. Meridian st.
Main 4165.
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Farms for Sale
I OTIS for Sale

DON'T SACRIFICE-That vacant lot;
build 3 or 4-room cottaRette on it and
stop paying rent. Cottagettes range in
price from $3.50 up.
VERY EASY TERMS.
L. G. BRIGHTMIRE CO. Ii. 1910.
VACANT LOT-Minnesota and Churchman
Ave. Cheap. Main 1903.
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PENINSULAR Heatrola; new 6-burner Red
Star gasoline range dark oak dining
table; square top pedestal; kitchen range
heater. 5th house south of Penn. X. r.,
Stop 8. Edgewood s.. Southport 1l8W-2.
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oUND- Hound femalei black and tan
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Real Estate for Exchange

KedI Estate FOR Exchange
NEW Suburban. 4-room house for lots or
small farm. owner 348 S. Walcott.
WILL TRADE 81 900 EQUITY-In 1918
Villa Ave. for good closed car. Be. 2357-J.
ATTRACTIVE-Mod summer cottage
Nyoms Lake. own. sell or trade. DR.. OBS.
TALBOTT-17oO block: splendid. II rooms,
baths. owner. Ia. 1928.
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Rooms for Rent

BELLEFONTAINE, 2724-Large front rm
EMPLOYED couple: garage. He. 1145.
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SECOND PRECINCT
CENTER. TOWNSHIP

Commencing in the center line of
Tenth st. at its intersection with the
east property line OF. the town OF Wood
ruff; thence south along the east prop
orty line of the town of woodruff to the
along the center line of Michigan st. to
the west property line of the town OF
Woodruff; thence north along. the vest
the center line of Tenth St; thence east
along the center line Of Tenth st; to the
ruff the place of beginning. shall consi-
lutte the Twenty Second precinct of Gen.
ter Township. being also the Twenty
ward living outside the corporate limits
of the city of Indianapolis. Center Town
shin
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Real Estate Wanted

HAVE--Cash buyers for farms. all sizes
Anywhere in State. Results guaranteed
within 30 days What have you? Adj
dress Box 343 Times
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-25
Hebsenrat Held
For High Court

7. Hehsenrat Of Traw,ey, who
figured in AN automobile accident
on the Calcxico highway Saturday
afternoon. was ordered held to an
swer to superior court on a charge
Of driving while under the influence
Of Intoxicating liquor, when he
waived preliminary hearing in Judge
Nayfic'd S court this morning. Bail
was fixed ut 500.
TIC defendant also pleaded guilty
20 charge ot reckless driving and
was sentenced to pay a fine Of $50
and spend 20 days in the county
Jail. The Jail sentence was ordered
suspended il the fine is paid. He
was remanded to the custody of
the sheriff.