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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

READ THIS FIRST:
Ackland Center. 2 little old town
in New England. N proud of IT,
beauty and traditions. But the mod
ern world Is fast crowding in on its
peace. Finally a notorious road
house. LAKELAND. is opened by a gang
of h~ootlcEgers- LIQUOR flows. Girls
NJ the town are lurad there. Editor
Hamilton Pew Of The Weekly Age
fights LAKELAND. and is shot to death.
the identity Of his assailants never
being ascertained. Homer Pew. his
brother. takes W he fight in the
newspaper. Stella Bar0t. a home
town girl who has made good IN
New York as a magazine writer.
comes home to write about the
fight against the gang. She is driv-
en- 10 Ackland BY Ernie Hallam. a
married man. much in love with her.
He wants her 70 meet him in Boston.
Homer tells Stella how his brother
was shot down at LAKELAND.
Joe Harmer. Ackland's political
boss. calls on Homer to find out il he
Is going to keen on with the paper,
now that his brother " gone.
NOW GO ON WITH THE ST0RY)
CHAPTER IL
He passed the strip Of galley proof
over To his caller. VITO stood reading
Il under the light. Reading ii care
fully through.
You see" EXPLAINED Homer. quiet
ly. g~ravely. I'm keeping that edi-
torial head Of Hams. I've taken up
his fight. ! think | know pretty
accurately what was in his mind. "A
good deal more than he ever pub
lished in the paper. lie was killed
because he meant business. And I'm
taking il up exactly where he drop
ned H. ! mean business. too. Mr..
Harmcr."
There was a silence. Harmer's
rudov lids fluttered downward mo-
mentarilv. Then. having the strip OF
proof on the desk. he said:
There's been a rumor around town
= . YOU were planning something
cf this sort. Homer Then. "Tm
certainly not the man TO question
our brothers principles or mis- cour-
age. Homer
TIE young mans hand frightened
on the edge Of the desk. NOBODY
can raise such q question in this Of
flee. Mr. Harmer."
Certainly not. I'll admit. a. ar
elder man. a. q very much older
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LTNDY At TT. woR

FORT WORTH. June 4.-Unherald-
ed and unexpected. Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh arrived at the municipal
airpcrt here shortly before Dol to-
dav and took off mt ! u. M. presum-
ably for *. Louis. He vas accom-
panied o. two army officers.
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Answers tn Foregoing Questions
4. Carmi Thompson; treasurer ~
the United States. f9I2-1913; "a in
vestigate the fitness Of the F~ilipinos
for self government.
. Mustarha Kemal Pasha.
rs. Thomas Edison.
a. Shah.
3. Proverbs, xviii, I.
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JIMMY JAMS

VA Corr 10 Try OUT TAG
lCAo'cLir Milk SHAKE 49,
MADE orr UAcLE PETE FEST
AE'e GOT SToR1AeA
TROUBLE ANYWAY AF' " /.
WOULDN'T NATTER W THIS
lnADEIA O(SHk YETI
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The Grab Bag

British cruiser Hampshire. off tbs
Orkney islands.
TOday's Horoscope
Persons born under this sign have
marked literary ability. and "A vein
M elasticity that makes people want
to keep out WI their way sometimes.
But their nature IL not devoid Of
strong affections, and they are very
loyal 20 those they sove.
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"A Daily Thought
Feeling wv deep and still and the
word that floats on the surface II as
the tossing buoy, that betrays where
the anchor is hidden. "-LonRfellow.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
MAN K|LLSSE
IN THEATER SEAT
Uses Knife Fatally Before De-
tective Can Wrest Weapon
Away.

Driven to desperation by the obses-
sion tina. he was being followed by ali
unknown band Of prosecutors, John J.
Hourahan. about 40 years old Of North
Adams. Mass rose from his seat at
Keiths Thcater last night and stabbed
himself fatally rs the people about him
were applaudmg a piano solo.
Those near him thought he had risen
to give applause. but Detective Scyqt.
H. E. Brodie. standing at the rear OF
The theater. caught the clcam Of a
knife blade and vrenchsd 1t from Hour
ahan's hand after be had iabhed HIM
self five times, the blade twice pcno-
trating the heart
He lapsed into unconsciOusness on the
way 10 Emergency Hospital, where he
died, Raspmg his last name to Lieut..
Of Detectives Edward j. Kelly. Who with
Detective Sergts. Bagby. King and
Brodie. accompanied him TO the hos
pital. Only few persons sitting in the
rear Of the theater were aware OF the i'll
cident
Hourahan. police say. visited q friend
w c. Kendall room 91l. Transportation
Building, yesterday afternoon and con-
f1ded to him the fear that he Was be-
ing pursued. Kendall told police that
Hourahan was unemployed
Detectives learned that n few hours
before taking his life. Hourahan had
gone to Father William Brooks Of st.
Aloysius Church for solace and the
priest had attempted TO quiet his fears.
Rev. John j. Coady of St Matthew s
Church administered the FINAL rites at
the hospital.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
MAN FATALLY INJURED
AS TRUCK OVERTURNS
Four Others Hurt When Account.
ing 0tiice Vehicle Fails
to Make Turn.

Theodore Bradford cnloreh, Al years
old, 1872 q street northeast was in
uifed fatally yesterday afternoon, when
"A General Accounting once truck on
which he was passenger overturned
AT Third street and Missouri avenue.
Police stated that the truck. driven
b" Fred Green, c0luted, - ycars old.
322 j.. street northeast who received Il
possible skull fracture. was proceeding
nt Il high rate ot speed and failed
10 negotiate The corner
Bradford died ut Casually Hospital
iuht night Other occupants al the
truck. slightly hurt, were Richard
Thornton. coiored =. years old li06
sixth street. Fielding Keith, colorrd.
"A years old, 742 Ahnrr court south
east, and Watkm Felton, coloted. ~
years old, 70i Columbia road.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
WISCONSIN AVENUE
WHITE Way STARTED
Lights Will Be Extended Through
Rethesda-0ther Lines Are
Planned.

The work Of installing a white way
along Wisconsin avenue through the
business section of Bethesda and of in
stalllng other lights on all the nam
roads and streets in the suburban dis
tr:ct west Of Rock Greek was started
this week b. the Potomac Electric
Power Co
Under an agreement with the board
nf county commissioners for Mont
comcry county, c50-candlepower lights
are being Installed along Wisconsin
avenue from the District line to the
Town and County Club Similar high
powered lights Will also b. placed along
Bradley lane from Connecticut avenue
to Wisconsin avenue and along the old
Georgetown road from Wisconsin ave-
nue. through Alta Vista.
On ether streets and thoroughfareS
in the Bethesda area lights ranging
from 100 to zoo candlepower Will b.
placed at regular intervals Lights have
also been placed on the Conduit road
from the District line 10 a mile pas,
tho Cabin John Bridge
The light company will install total
cf 534 lights IN the suburban district
west Of Rock Greek before 1t completes
It's present Job in about two months.
The annual cost OF this lighting service
will he about Si0000
II IL expected 10 have the white
way through Bethesda, connecting
with the bright lights on Wisconsin
avenue In the District, installed and in
operation within the next month.
.
Hawaiian schools are trying 10 clint
nate "pidein' English in their pupils
Of MANY rncCS.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
COAL MAN DEFENDS
MINE INJUNCTION


Is fBt kssotiatc1 FtrSs.
The action nf Federal Judge Hchonn~
maker of Pittsburgh In issuing al In
junction against ihe United Mine Work
era Gf Au1rfira IN The fight between The
operators and the aini0n IN the PcnnAyi~
Vnu!a bflufninGus Conl fields was de-
Tended, today before "A henate Judiciary
subcommittee by James T. Matthews Of
Cleveland attorney for The Pittsburgh
Terminal Coal ca IA the court battles
During hearings on The bhipstend bin
~ restrict ln)uHctions Matthews CON
tended That Judge Schounmhker had
not even gone ~ Tie legal limit III the
Injunction He read excerpts from nIi-
tnefpnh hftldasilb charging sabotage Ia
fhf union miners.
SenatDr Walsh Democrat. Montana
interrupted Matthews to cay that there
vas no question hh Ia ihe riRht Of Judge
f5ciinounnker ~ Issue an Injunction
against qlpirnrr
fficrIng tp lie jacksonville wage
agreement Matthews said his company
lad observed that pact iIntll ils eXplra-
UDH,
Evening star., 1928-02-28
CLUBWOMEN SUPPORT
MARRIAGE LAW
Senator King Objects 10 Capper
Proposal for Uniform u. S.
Rule, However.

Mrs. Edward r. White, indianapolis
clubWoman. Endorsed Federal uni
form marriag" and divorce law before
Senate committee today. but agreed
that constitutional amendment
would have 10 br adopted before such
Law could become effective.
Her testimony WaS given before Il
Senate Judiciary subcommittee which
Is considering the Capprr bill rep!ac~
ing the divorce and marriage laws Of
the various States with one piece OF
Federal legislation for all
The bill also WAS Endorsed by Mrs.
John d. Sherman. president ut the
General Federation Of W0mcn's Clubs.
but drew fire from Senator King #
Utah, who declared 1t was a challenge
10 States rights and n challenge 10
the ability oi the people to go"ern
thcmaeiypt." I"
Evening star., 1928-02-28

Offices excepting the Secretary Of the
Interior. He has also won several
criminal cases.
The iusticeS Of the courts as Ucll as
Mai. Gordon have frequently COM
mended Mr.. Rover for the skillf,ll man
ner in which he has presented his
cases. His promotion will meet with
general appreciation of the bench and
bar, 1t is stated
Handling Colorado Case.
Mr.. Rover is now in Colorado. where
he went last Friday to represent Secre-
tary Mellon and the director of the
mint in the silver producers case
where testimony Is to be taken In an
effort to compel the Treasury Depart
ment to purchase 100000 ounces Of
silver under the Pittman act, which the
Government claims would mulct the
taxpayers S6,500.000.
Mr.. Rover is married and has four
children. He resides at Ga K street.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
JURORS PLACE S2.500
VALUE ON STOLEN KISS
Brokers Wife Wins Damage Srit
Brought Against Greek So
ciety Head.

Mrs. Madeline McNamee Price. wife
Of q real estate broker OF Jacksonville,
Fla. vas awarded late Yesterday after
noon q verdict for s2500 damages
against Vas5!ios I Chebtf7es. president
Of the Greek Society Of the Al?epa, By a
fury II Circuit Division i. before jus
tire Stafford.
Mrs Price claimed that Chebithes
kissed her against her viii in a room at
tne Drake Hotel n Chicago during the
convention cf the Greek Society in Oc-
tober. 1925 w'hen she was acting as his
secretary The defendant denied the
charge. The plaintiff had set her DAM
s-es a. .00o. but the jury reduced
thegn 10 s2500.
She was represented by Attorneys
wilton J. Lambert r Fl. Yeatran and
Alfred NJ. Schwartz. The defendant had
IS counsel Attorneys Robert H. MCNEIL.
john " Msher and Soterios Nicholson.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
SECOND D. {. MAN
DIES FROM WRECK
c. |. BuohI, Fireman, Sue.
cumbs to ScaIdS-KiIroy'S
Body Home.

The summons that called Eugene F
Eilroy and c. L. Euohl Of Washington
for emergency duty as engineer and
fireman. respectively. with the belated
Carolina Special" that was 6erailcd
81 Marcus Hook. Pa, early yesterday
proved the last run for both.
Kilroy died in hospital at Chester
Ia. few hours before his wife, Mrs
Loretta Fitzgerald Kilroy of 1901
Columbia road, reached his bedside.
Through a day and night. Buohl fought
for life. only to Succunb TO the Scalds
cf escaping steam from the over
turned locomotive, His wife. who re-
sides Al 500 d street southeast. had
hurried 70 Chester with Mrs. Kilrol
when first news Of the accident was
received here.
First Accident.
The body Of Mfr Kilroy, whose death
occurred from the first accident he had
sustalne din - years Of railroad,rG
vas brought hack here at O'Clock this
afternoon. The body Of Mr. Buohl
also viii be returned here Immediately.
kilroy. who was 4 relief engineer. re-
CeNcC cali carry yesterday morning
et his home 10 drive the Seaboard Air
line special. bound from PinehurSt. N.
C. 10 New York III the switch yards
al Marcus Hook. near Chester, the train
met disaster at 4 speed Of 65 miles an
hour. Four OF the coaches left the
rails. bit the engine alone turned over.
The two cng.nenon were Scal6ed by
escaping s-eam None c. the 81 pas
sengers was injured.
Inquiry Started.
The tracks have been cleared where
the accident occurred and normal traf-
f3c conditions have been restored. il
Is reported from Chester. Company off,
cials are engaged IN an inquiry to de-
termire the cause Of the accident.
Arrangements will be made for Kill
roys funeral later today Besides his
wife. he leaves two children. Margaret,
:, and Robert, /; tWo children By a
former marriage. Thomas P. Kilroy.
ana Mrs. Joseph Smith; two brothers,
Thomas and John Kilroy. and a sister.
Mrs John McLarney MI Kilroy was
e. years old. =
Bouhl has been employed By the
Pennsylvania Railroad for the past 10
years and has resided here for year,
Last night al the Boufl home. the
younger children were taking orders
from the eldest sister and brother,
Dorothy. IS and Christopher. IA The
other children are: Chester. u; GLADYS.
g; Thelr1a. =. and Agnes months Old
Evening star., 1928-02-28
MRS. MARY E. BLY, DEAD.

Mrs. Mary F.. Bly,. 85 years old. widow
of Capt. William S. Bly,, a Civil War
veteran, died at the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. A. A. Maui 1909 North
Capitol street. yesterday. after a pro-
ionged illness.
Mrs. Bly, was a. native Of Sullivan
County, Pa, but for the past % years
had spent most Of her time In Wash
ington.
Sne Is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. Emma Thompson Of HagerstoWn,
Md; Mrs. Anna KidWiler of Frederick,
Md; Mrs. Ella Zelgier and Mrs Maui
Evening star., 1928-02-28
MAN WHO WE'D GIRL. IS.
CHARGED WITH PERJURY


Herbert lindglns. 81 years old, nt
Norfolk. Va Was turned over tn Rnck ~
vile police today by Washington police
nn a warrant charging him With perjury
IN connection with his marriage Ia MIL
dred l.. C0nhrey. IN years old, daughter
ai Frank j c0nhreY. last April 10 III
Rockville,
The warrant WAS sW0tn out by The
g!rl's father Who charged that iiudGlna
~ getting The marriage iifrnhe repre-
hume naA Ia Aea Haven. Conn,
Evening star., 1928-02-28
3 pssjpi blkrAtt Il 10 The star

LfECHEuH0, Va. February IN res
+. Cllurciiinan 10 years old u haIeh~
man II Hiriedge. Tenn. Is al Memorial
Hospital here huiterng ft0m cuts and
btIjshh sustained yesterday al Brook =
neal when Hi6 sar Wah struck al h
grade crossing NY 4 freight train,
Evening star., 1928-02-28

Of Washington: A brother, Alvin Pardoe
Of Sullivan County. "a. and 13 grand
children and II great-grandchildren
Funeral services will be held az
Hager5toUn tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
THREE POLICEMEN WIN
PROMOTION TO SERGEANTS
Are Firs. CT Civil Service Eligible
List 20 Be Advanced TO
Better Jobs.

The first promotions from the Police
Department eligible list created as a
-esult Of q recent civil serTice exan1ina-
tic1 we're made today BY the District
Commissioners on recommendation Of
Police Eupeyintendent Eesse.
Pr!TateS Harvey g. Callahan, Emil
Descil and Horace ". L!neburg aere
oyceyed elevated 70 the rank Of ser
geants ~ take cGec. March !. to sue
ceed Se.gts. w D. Vaughan. W. F. Terry
ard G. NJ Iurcie Who viii be retired
On that DATE. Tne8e three priyates
5000 ~ the head Of the eligible list.
Gala han Is connected with The pawn
iYa&pect0r rtfIce IL the Detective Du-
reau Desch IL attached 10 the ninth
precenct, and LtilebQrQ ~ ttc thirteenth
precinct I-lneguyG WaE recently corn
y3encec for his arrest ct John Joseph
Fisher. VF2o Ia accused by the police oi
3ncenciaylSr9 III connection with Wash
lagtoE : fire scare last month.
one II the worlds riches. iron ore
FEre7skt. * "a GHff|Eyg gfrt 4s~ fF1yr4
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Indoor job no handicap;
anyone can keep fit
Ambitious clerk
finds wav to beat
the game

IT WORK in an office. Tha,
Il means that I've got 4 RAFT
at details ON my mind. And I've
cot to be right up to scratch
very moment. You Know how
hard boiled the chez can hc Il |
can't ,Iis up the right data a,
lust the right moment, Hard
work long hours u good deal
ON my feet,
".And vet manage to I've full 1T
pep. What's more. I've got \
real interest in nv ioh ~- (oo,>-
ING ahead, YOU know, 10 a ht,le
niche at the top tnr youyS truly,
I've Just sej to keep liz,
"llow 40 | ,lo IL | can't take
time tor golt, But | 10 take
Nuiol, And \uiol takes tare II
me-"
Nujol is Just a natural Suh-
stance containing no drugs or
medicine, Nuiol was perfected
by the Nuiol | laboratories Of
the Standard OIL COMPANY
New lerseyl, IL Keeps the hNlv
MnetionIns as nature meant IL
Evening star., 1928-02-28

one ~ the worlds riches. iron ore
cepnatG is IL Sweden mt far from the
kYc4ac circle
Evening star., 1928-02-28
SENATORS RETURN
WITH FINDINGS ON
COAL FIELD CAMPS

Continued from First Page)
Evening star., 1928-02-28
ROVER CONSIDERED
FOR GORDON POST;
OTHERS SEEK PLACE

Continued from First PageD
Evening star., 1928-02-28

Hawaiian schools are trying 10 clint
nate "pidcin" English in their pupils
Of many races.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
senator Whseiefs ksfy.

f.eH8tnT Wreelfr kaid lhnk iInH
yoiu statements yo4 HoA4 be!legs lie
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l663-65 S. Meridian
DreXel 4743.

STUDEBAKER 1925 Duplex Roadster
Original finish. like new; five nearly new
extras driven only 10000 miles: has mad
only one owner: Is in wonderful condi-
ton throughout Only $3.50. Five days
driving trial; thirty days, free service on
this one 1920
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Card of Thanks

GARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank
pathy and assistance shown during the
sickness and death Of our beloved little
6Saaugh Inter. Dorothy; The Pey Cooper for
and assistant funeral director. The Model
and B,ue Goose Bakeries and all friends
and relatives for their beautiful floral
offerings.
Q2f Harlan ST
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Farms for Sale

800 ACRES-Wabash County. Indiana
Liberty Township; Section IS and SO. ara
priced to sell: all good land. For i'll
formation write c. NJ. HOLLETT. Chelsea
Okla.
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MAY 16, 1928
Death Notices

KIPP, EIELIE LoUIsE-Daughter of
Louise Kipp, 1902 Central Ave-. passed
away tuesday morning at St. Vincents
Hospital. Funeral services Hisey & Titus
Funeral Home, Thursday at p m.
Please omit flowers
eTAMBAUGH, FLOYD beloved son Of
away May is. 1928. AS a. M. age "a
years. Friends may call Thursday after
s; Keystone Ave. Funeral Friday May
ID, 1928, 10 a. M. Friends invited. Burial
New Crown ceo1etarv
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Automobiles for S0Ec

FIGURE 1T OUT"
Behind each dependable car we
sell is a guarantee that is backed
by our powerful reputation and
by a Purchase Protective Insur-
ance policy. In case of sickness
or death the payments are made
by the Insurance Company.
1927 CHEVROLET COUPE
Fully equipped, bumpers front and
rear. motometer tires. like new; car
eeoomnp,etly overhauled. For quick SALE
1927 CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN
New tires, bumpers, motometer. snub-
OeiS 1872 1925 CHI OF Touring
Resseonditioned throughiout: SIDE wind
LATE 1926 CHEVROLET COACH
Fully equipped and reconditioned. $S45.
CHEVROLET COACH, 1925
Fully equipped with all accessories;
10000 miles and dandy; S295.
CHEVROLET. 4-PASSENGER COUPES
Eight of them. all priced to sell. We
are wiling to sacrifice plenty on these
CHEVROLET, 1927 TOURING
Natural wood wheels: equipped fully;
new tires. etc. You can't go wrong on
this at $685..
1927 Chevrolet coach .......,,...... 395
1925 CHEVROLET coupe ............... $50
1924 Ford coups s'e '..,...... las
1926 Chevrolet sedan ..,........... 375
1927 Chevrolet coupe ..............,. 435
1926 Ford roadster .............. $50
1927 Ford coupe Observation-Disclosures. 365
1927 Ford Tudor INSTRUMENTATION. 325
1924 Chevrolet 4-pass coupe ..... rs
1926 Ford touring NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 145
MANY OTHERS
Trades Taken-Easy Terms
OPEN EVENINGS
1ops;Whifaker Ssle.0
~ Hclse Of QteWolcs
CAPITOL Awhile
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Help Wanted Female

HERS-EXperienced on dresses. APP
ply at once. Shirley Garment Co., COL
Murphy Bldg.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY-For general house
work at once. 302912 W. Michigan.
EXPERIENCED COUNTER GIRL-No Sun
daY work 326 N. Capitol Ave.
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Help Wun1ed Male

COLLECTOR, EXPERIENCED
PREFERRED. MUST KNOW
CITY. LIBERAL COAINIIS-
SION. ANSWER IN OWN
HANDWRITING. ADDRESS
BOX NO. 500, INDIANAP-
Oils TIMES.
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MILLERSVILLE Road
LorS FOR Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

100 ACRES in Hamlin Township. Brown
County. Indiana hill farm on the famous
Bear Wallow Ridge, 3 miles northeast
Nashville; 81. miles due east of Goshen.
Good 2-Story frame house. good barn, 4
or 500 9-year-Old apple orchards. Grimes
Golden and Delicious varieties. The
beauty spot of Brown County. Ideal for
chickens. plenty of tillable land. An ideal
summer home. VIII exchange for good
equity in home. Call Ha 1886. evenings
WILL ACCEPT-Lot equities north on one
OF our homes south. near Fountain
Square MR.. BRIDGES. Ma. 1874.
RNGING. HOUSE-22 rms: money maker:
trade equity chickn rnch bung. Oh. 1857
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. N. 41S-Sleeping and light
housekeeping rooms.
BEVILLE, N, 327-Mod. sleeping rm.; suit
able 3 girls or married couple. Oh. 6819
SPOOKSIDE PKWY, N. D. 1425-Frons
nm. for 2: breakfast opt. Oh. 4335-M.
COLLEGE, 2O58-Large front rm., priv.
home; married cple.. or Girls He. 2123
COLLEGE. 3255-Desirable room; modern
nome privileges. Wa. 5l95.
COLLEGE. . 854+Pleasant, large room;
modern home: gentlemen.A
COLORADO. N, "A - Two young ladies:
mod. near E. WASHINGTON car. Ir. 0298-J.
DELAWARE N, 515-AI modern sleeping
rooms; phone bath. hot water: $500. So. so.
$500 and $500. Ma. 1877.
EAST-Clean, modern, convenient 2 ladies.
employed couple. Oh. 1991-M
EASTERN. 915-Room. good home; bus.
woman car. bus. Break Opt. Oh. 2221-W.
HARBOUR HOTEL
Sta N ILL.,. clean, mod. rms: shower
End tub baths; low daily and wkly, rates.
ILLINOIS. NJ, 2619-Attractive clean rm..
modern home; garage. Ha. O22l.
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DISTRIBUTOR - Responsible party who
point district managers as distributor
for our new patented fool-proof equip
ment item for garages. tire service sta
sible and able to finance his own bust
ness. For appointment call factory rep
Tesentative, Mr.. KOHUT SEVERN Hotel.
Room 100,
THREE SALESMEN-To call on furniture,
radio hardware and gift stores. Manu-
facturers representative. Good remun-
Write Box C ITO. Times.
EXPERIENCED statesmen or full
time, who have been calling on doctors,
hospitals, sanitariums, etc. Write Box
inn
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Special Notices

CHIROPEACTOR
DIR. e. E. COPE.
122 z. Ohio st. Dr. $685..
ELFCTREAT-Bo15 massage corrects
p07r circulation and nervousness. JEAN
SKINNER. 1112 Central ADJ. K. Ii. 1878.
MARCELLING, soc: SFANIPOINCi. SOC. $50
N Alabama. Ri. 5682.
Battle Massage. Special treatments for
colds, etc. Graduate nurse. Ia. 3504-J.
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Chrvsler Sedan

Model 70, four-door. Just put on
new tires and paint. Will sell cheap.
Make me an offer Call HA.
4202-J
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WILL BUILD
Broom houses, S640 and up; 4-room
houses. 81 OPS and up; 4-room stucco
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
L. G. BRIGHTMIRE co. II. 1910
IF YOU have a clear lot we will build you
a home; our homes are cheaper and bet
ELVERS g. KLEIN INC. Ii. 1927, Ir.
1880.
GENERAL building ana contracting; re-
modelling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-16
Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG COLoRED MAN-Handy around
home: can drive car willing to leave
city. Write Times 127.
MAN TO DO SODDING.
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