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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22

by the sanitary commission In 1925 In
several areas in the sanitary district
taxpayers became active in the courts.
After battles in the lower courts the
case reached the Court of Appeals
which In this instance handed down a
decision holding that the sanitary
commission was without authority to
increase Its charges. However, the
Legislature, at the January, 1927, ses-
sion, passed an act ratifying and con-
firming the action of the sanitary COM
mission In making the increase. It was
after this that the Montgomery County
group. headed by Mr.. Noel, brought
suit in the Circuit Court for that county
at Rockville to enjoin the sanitary COM
mission from collecting the increased
charges, setting forth that the ratifying
act of the Legislature was invalid.
Judge Peter ruled that the act of the
Legislature was not valid, and enjoined
the commission from collecting the
higher assessments. The sanitary COM
mission then took another appeal to
the Court of Appeals, in which case
Judge Bond handed down a decision
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22
NARY PICKFORD. CURLS SHORN,
DONE WITH LITTLE-G GIRL ROLES
Movie Actress Wears Hair
Cut to Shoulder Length on
Return From Europe.
Locks Have Been Saved. She
Says, to Pin On in Case of
Emergency.
Ry the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press,
CHICAGO, June 22.-Mary Pickford
had big story for the papers today. Re-
porters swarmed to hear.
i've cut my hair." she exclaimed, ano
the multitude gasped.
But haven't observed her husband
as he stepped from the train homeward
bound from Europe, displaying the well
known Fairbanks grin.
"R,lt what of the curls?" breathlessly
demanded the throng. Almost ignoring
the athletic movie star,
"Oh. still have them" Miss Pickford
replied They're all wrapped up ready
to be pinned on If / ever need them
They were such nuisance you know.
hanging down below my waist. SO many
women in New York were wearing long
hair. but can't see why any woman
would want it long. :.
1T was a shock to Doug, Of course. -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22

involved, We will confine our attention
to the cost of relocating the tracks. Did
the Legislature intend that the railway
company should pay the entire cost of
relocating? If it did. why did It not
say so? 1t certainly did not specify any
part or proportion of the cost as payable
by the company. and IL 1t meant that
the company should pay the cost of
relocating at all it must have meant
that 1t should pay the whole. If 'ex-
isting law means existing statute the
meaning is plain. for the existing
statutes required the company to pave
between rails and two feet beyond.
The words so far as indicate that
the refund from the railway company
was I'm some way limited by existing
law, and was not to include the whole
cost of relocating the tracks. The
word provided usually refers to clauses
or stipulations In statutes or contracts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22
ATTEMPT TO SET NEW
ALTITUDE RECORD FAILS
Celebration Shows Lieut.. Bleakley
Reached $500 Feet at Day
ton Last Saturday.

Tue fight Of Lieut.. William II.
Bisaklcy Of the Army Air Corps, at
Wright Field. Dayton, Ohio. last Satur-
6zy in an attempt 70 better the world
altitude record. failed TO reach the
present marx, according 10 findings OF
The Bureau Of Standards which cali
lsYsted the Paragraph carried in the
plane. The altitude reached by Lieut..
Bieakley was 81, 500 feet, while the world
record. held by Lieut.. c. c. Champion,
United States Navy, is 38.4is feet Be-
fore Lieut.. Bleakiey or any other as
pirant for the King Of high flyers Is
given the new record, the mark estab-
Nsl1ed must exceed the present figures
by 100 meters, or about 300 feet.
Lieut.. Bleakiey made the fight last
Saturday in the Arny's special alti-
fude plane, built two years ago for
Lieut.. John A, Macready's experiments
III the higher regions. AS Lieut.. Bleak
lev is assigned 70 special duty tnvoly-
ing testing Of speciaiiy-built high alti-
tide pursuit planes, Air Corps oficers
here expect several more attempts TO
rgfabIiSh a new record Lieut.. Cham
r,toY1. In the meantime. also is preparing
i1 boost his own mark established here
last july.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22

During the recent strikes in bakeries,
dairies and slaughter houses Of Mexico
City food had 10 be brought In from
other cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22

He almost wept when he saw it cut
short. It's down to here-just around
the shoulder. Il had to have 1t done
because I'm not going to be a little girl
any more. No slums or curls In my next
picture. I've always been girls girl,
ard now I'm going after the boys"
Mr., and Mrs Fairbanks will entrain
for HOLLYWOOD tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
THREE ARE WARNED ON
BLIND TIGER CHARGES

Warnings and suspended sem
fences on blind tiger charges were
given Elmer Marone, 1886 Olive ST.;
Walter Dufek, 1920 Naomi ST., and
Carl Fletcher by Municipal Judge
Paul G. Wetter today.
The three told the Judge they
found liquor in a pitcher on table
in a deserted tin shop at 1905 Vir-
ginia Ave.
A man named Biggs, connected
with the shop, had told them to
drop in and have a drink, they said
Biggs wasn't there, but they found
the liquor and helped themselves.
Wetter placed them on probation
under 500 fines and sixty-day
State Farm sentences. He ordered
Marone to get a job in fifteen days
to support his wife and children
ana Fletcher to find steady work
to support an aged mother, within
thirty days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
40 MILLIONS IN
:. 1929 TO BACK
/ vOLSTEAD ACT
viii Wood of Indiana Has
Estimate Ready for
: Next Year.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Prohi-
bition enforcement will cost the
Treasury sum close to $40,000,000
in the fiscal year 1929.
The only official figures as to the
dry budget are those prepared by
Representative Wood of Indiana,
acting chairman of the House APP
preparations Committee, who esti
mated the cost at $36,000,00G.
Certain authorities here assert
that Wood is little short in his
figures, due to his failure to take
into consideration the amounts eX-
pended for enforcement by the Gus
toms Service.
On the face of the appropriation
bills passed at the last session of
Congress, dry law appropriations
were made available as follows:
Prohibition Bureau, $12,729, 140;
Coast Guard, $15,O64,930; Depart
ment of Justice, about 100000; to-
tai, $36,794,07O. FoH the current
year the direct dry appropriations
were in excess Of $37000,000.
The figures showing the cost of
additions in the Prohibition Bureau
are exact; those for the Coast
Guard are estimated, and the same
is true Of those for the Depart
ment Of Justice. Nevertheless, ex-
perts say that these estimates are
substantially correct.
The appropriation for the Gus
toms Service in the new fiscal year
is in excess of $18,OO0,0OO Just how
much of it will be used for dry law
work is not known.
The amount allowed for the Pro-
hibition Bureau in the new appro-
priation act is about 100000 less
than the amount authorized for the
current year. This reduction was
effected in part through the action
of the bureau in turning over some
of it's patrol work, especially on the
Canadian border, to agents of the
Customs Service.
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Death Notices

KRAMER, NICHOLS-Brother Of Mrs
Frank Shaffer of Indianapolis; Pete
kramer and Mrs Emma Hoffman Of Mad
iSon, Ind; Kate Kroner Of Cincinnati,
Ohio. and Mike Ehrie. half-brother. of
Crawfordsville, Ind passed away at st.
Francis Hospital. June %. 1;So a. m.
Friends may view remains at Feeney g.
Feeney Funeral Home. s23 N. Pennsyl-
vania, Friday evening. Funeral, Monday,
June rs, 9 a. m, Madison, Ind. Madison
papers please copy)
REIMER, MARY A.-Beloved mother of
Mrs. Charles Kleppe and Mrs. Walter Nc
Haffey. passed away at the residence OF
her daughter Mrs. Kleppe, 7l0 Weghcrst
ST.. June 81, age So years. Funeral from
residence Saturday, June 49, at D. m.
daylight saving time). Burial Concordia
cemetery. Friends invited
REINKEN, ALBERT-Beloved husband OF
Pauline T. Reinken and father Of Mrs.
James Stevens, w. A. and Edward Rein
and Mrs. Sadie Brown of this city, arr
Mrs. Minnie Ssaff of Los Angeles, Cal,
and Mrs. Ray Quigley of Lockwood Ohio;
passed away June 81, 1928. a. m. age
Sc years. Friends may call Friday after
noon and evening at the residence. 339 S.
East st. Funera. Saturday, June %,
1929 p. m. daylight saving time).
Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.
WRIGHT, LOTTIE F.-Beloved wife of ].
w: Wright. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Church. sister Of Mrs, Nellie Hag
Angeles and Waldo l.. Church of Indian
apolis; passed away Thursday. June 81.
age 40 years. Funeral from Grinsteiner's
Chapel, 500 E. Market St. Saturday. 3
D. M. daylight saving timel. Burial
Philadelphia. Ind. Friends invited.
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N. California St., and Guy Sharp,
9, Negro, 721 N. West ST., left home
early Thursday. They told their
parents that they we're going to
the Y. M. G. A., and had not re-
turned since, the parents told
police.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson and
a Chamber of Commerce delegation
inspected the Citizens Military
Training Camp at FIT. Benjamin
Harrison today and we're guests OF
the con1mandant at luncheon. Tie
delegation included william For
tune, William H. Boob, Arthur
Bohn, Merritt Harrison and DR.. F.
M. Fitch.
Judge Wetter fined Boone Walker,
429 Abbott St., 500 and sentenced
him to Indiana State Farm for
thirty days on a blind tiger charge
today. Defense Attorney Henry
Winkler announced he would appeal
because the search warrant for
Walkers place was issued June Ii
and not used until June IA.
Anticant Players of the Fountain
Square Christian Church will pre-
sent three-act comedy, Ruth in
Rush." at the church this evening,
proceeds to be devoted to the build
ing fund. Presentation of the COM
edy scheduled for the Woodruff
Place Baptist Church, Wednesday
night, June q, has been changed to
Monday night, July 2, Roy T.
Combs, president of the players
announced.
Rex P. Young, assistant secretary
in charge of the travel department
of the Fletcher Savings and Trust
Company, gave an illustrated lee
ture on a recent world tour at the
Mems Brotherhood of the Zion
Evangelical Church Thursday night.
Miss Marie Warfield, Negro, 20,
is being held at city prison on burg
larry and grand larceny charges. Ac-
cording to Detective Mullin the
woman stole SLIT worth of cloth
ing from the home of Miss Esther
Hudgins 1926 W. New York st.
Police today are searching for
man who struck Grayden Balch, 80.
Cleo Hotel, pensioned war veteran,
on the head with a blackjack in
front of the Armory on Pennsyl-
vania ST., Thursday night. Balch
was treated at city hospital.
Oscar d. Sanders, 80, of 5S7 War
rem Ave, faces the charge of re-
ceiving stolen goods in connection
with the theft of automobile tires
and accessories stolen from Creecy
Vestal, Mooresville. He was ar
rested Thursday.
Patrolman Martin Fahey arrested
William F. Serving, %, of 1921
Shannon ST., when Servings car
collided with Faheys at Market
and Davidson StS., Thursday. Fahey
charged Serving with reckless driv-
ing speeding and driving on the
wrong side of the street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
Outside, Men,!

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June
22.-Police headquarters here
had the appearance of mo
mans land" when twenty-five
corsets were hung on a line
to dry. The corSets were con-
tanned in sample case thrown
into a stream by a thief who
stole an auto belonging to an
Indianapolis saleswoman. The
car was recovered before the
corsetS were found.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
DISCUSS SCHOOL BONDS

$215,OOO Technical High Auditorium
Issue Is Up.
The State tax board and the In
dlanapolis school board met at the
Statehouse this afternoon to discuss
a $215,000 bond issue asked for an
auditorium at Technical High
School. Bids on the auditorium have
been referred to the tax boarde
1t is expected the tax board will
the amount of the issue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG COLORED MAN-Can drive; will
do general work on prem. Will leave
city. Ii. BIAS.
YOUNG MAN-College student & teacher,
desires connection with growing firm with
chance for advancement. Times Box 800
WHITE MAN-Wants Job as janitor or
night Waterman in factory. Be. 1882
RELIABLE COLORED BOY-Any line
rk;excellent references. Oh. 6324-M.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

PENN. 2OO2 N.-LARGE FRONT RIM,
KITCHENETTE; MOD; ADULTS.
PENN, N. 80I-Apt. /. Attract. front suite.
sink. priv. entr. everytn furn. also sleep rm
PRATT. w, 29-Connecting front rms.
Everything furn.. near bath; reasonable.
TALBOTT, N, 24l9-Two furnished. con-
Meeting housekeeping rms; mod; $3.50
wk. Slpg. rm.. suitable for e So. Ia. 458l.
TENTH, l708 E-Living bedrm.; private
bath; kitchen furn.; private home.
WASHINGTON. E.. s323-Two newly dec.
front connect. rooms. Oh. 5587-W.
nth ST, E., 822-Two unfur, mod. rms;
gas. light. water. IS week.
18TH, 1871 W.-2-rm. apt; everything fur
nshed So; also apt and kitchenette.
Everything furnished, SO. IA. 0242-J
UNFURNISHED-Ft Wayne Ave. and
New Jersey st. Call Ii. 0346.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22

3-ROOM COTTAGE, EAST
Double garage. fruit. y acre, only
81. 750 5-room cottage west. garage, large
lot: only 81 $50; terms. j. W. SPEICHER,
Ri. 4i5i, IT. 0295.
IDEAL BUNGALOWS acre: Edgewood:
shrubs: small down pay. Owner. Dr. 1921.
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The City in
Brief

Napoleon Roberts, 9, Negro, 1929
N. California ST., and Guy Sharp,
9, Negro, 721 N. West ST., left home
early Thursday. They told their
parents that they we're going to
the Y. M. G. A., and had not re-
turned since, the parents told
police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
Real Estate for Exchange

OwNER-Sell so acres farm SIS miles south
of Indianapolis or trade for house. lots,
IT'S miles north of indianapolis, Write
particulars what YOU have. Address IN
dianapolis Times Box g 500.
TWO DOUBLES and 80-car garage; close
in: trade for farm. He. 1919.
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Real Estate Wanted

CLIENT-Will buy a number of cheap
rentals white or colored. Condition or To-
cation not important. but must show
Co Ii SEQ MR.. DAVIS. Ia. 2756.
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Houses for Rent
FOUR BEDROOMS

Bellefontaine, 1929; rooms modern:
walking distance; good condition. Ia. 47l2
5 ROOMS-Modern, lower duplex, beautiful
hardwood floors, bedrooms; Ideally ar
ranged; garage; close to car lines,
stores, etc; nice north side location; S48
Ii. 4424. Wa. AFFAIR.
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Houses for Rent


BELL ST. $50 a ROOMS; $40. RI.
1886.
CAPITOL, s.. s23-4 rms. electricity. wa,
gas. inside toilet, garage; reasonable rent
CHURCHMAN AVE. 14o1-5 rms, mod;
newly decorated; $50. II. 29l9-W
COLLEGE, 1915 rms, semi-mod new
DE LOSS. 1441-7 rms. modern except
furnace Water furnished: $40 per month.
DIVISION. 638-6-room semi-modern cot
tage;, newly papered. Be. l205-W.
EMERSON-6-rm. double, modern; clean;
exclusive neighborhood; garage. Ri. 657l.
double; s18 mo. He. 1852.
HAMILTON. N, 844-5 rooms modern, bath,
gar. water paid. Adults. $3.50. Oh. l402.
2131 N. Jefferson. AR, New paper. so
1871 "; New York. Dr.; Sink; gas; 1000
1882 siaa iUs Sn1 Saf Ss& paper i'OO
sss SaEPs Ter insae i ResT a 5R inside go
toilet gas. elec. sink. water paid 1850
$50 w Pearl. 3R. Cottage. new -
42s p% Toledo. sR. inside toilet. 1900
$50 W. Vermont, 5R. New paper
paint paint. gas elec' inside toilet % m
N L. ~a sEARgo o3q' aai N. Del. Ii. z zsHU
KEYSTONE, NO. 10, N.
Five rooms; semi-mod.; Ia. 47l2.
Bile: papering; shades; $3.50. IT. 226s.
20l9-2027 LINDEN; SIS.
Nice 3-room houses inside toilet, city
T EafsT RaaiNS 2a4 FaSe D asx S2a0n' ~ H.
LUDLOW, 1885 rms; mod; newly deco;
new chandeliers lin0eum. Oh. 5l84-J.
922 MORELAND = Rear; Groom cottage;
$40 month.
MORRIS, W, 18i0-6-room modern; Y
of y,d ,1-r 10 II
NEW YORK, E.. 1048,-Semi-mod.; gar;
S18. 318 Dorman; mod; newly deco; s25.
NORTH ST, E., 3707-4 rms; mod; a.
most new, excel. arrangm't newly painted
& redec.; st. being imp; $3.50 Wa. 0395.
side toilet; SIG Or. SEAL.
sa6tF6 sht S. 81 ia H 5G0m 1855 water gas
PARK AVE, 2047-8 rms, mod roomers
suitable: hdwd. f.. Scar gar; $50. ii 1904
RINGGOLD, l4ll-5 rms, modern except
furnace: redecorated, new gar, yard.
SHELBY, 1872 = 10 rms, mod; suitable
for roomers; 2-car space; $40. DR.. 7703-J.
SHELBY, 826-4 rooms gas, electric lights.
Only s12. DR.. 2084.
wa water paid: inside toilet $l4 Dr. si25-J.
modern. bath. redecorated, s25. wa. 45ao.
SPRING, 720-6 rooms. semi-mod.; water
paid; Sl8; car space. Oh. O48l.
TALBOT, 2OO9-6 room modern double;
steam heat; garage; only S45. Ia. 1858.
TEMPLE, s.. 823-4 rooms; gas, cleo, wa:
inside toilet; garage: reasonable rent.
UNION ST, 1422-6-room modern house:
only $35. DR.. 1923.
WASH, W.. 270S-7 rooms MODERN; gar;
suitable roomers: tourists Be. 0741.
BOTH, w. 44-Colored; A rooms. completely
modern; cheap rent; key at property.
GREGORY, Ia 5474 or Ii. $3.50.
Good Colored Tenants
Reduced Rent
Five nice rooms; cleo. lights, gas, new
paper; Sl2.50 per mo- 709 N. Elder Ave-
Dunlop & Holtegel
122 E. Market St. Ii. s517.
DEsTROY-Bed bugs and eggs with Sud
den Death. ALBERT G. MAS. 81 Va.
Ave. Ma. 1925.
COTTAGE AND GARAGE
1916 Deloss st.; 3 rooms, cleo It's, gas,
city water, newly painted and papered;
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL
122 E. Market. . II. 6517.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
Apartments for Rent

BEILEFONTAINE. 244O-5-rm. apt.a ga
rage optional; heat, wa. furn. he. G9l.
BROADWAY, l508-Cozy, comfortable.
modern apt. 2 rooms, Htchenette. bath;
janitor service, adults only.
COLLEGE, l660-Clean. 5-room, upper du-
pick; heat. water; adults.
HARDiNNG, N, IlOl-Stric mod. and 4
rm. apis; janitor service; SIS and s35.
Ia. 4l6l.
N. ILL. 220-Shiel apt; hsekpg. rms;
newly furnished; private bath Ii. 1856.
WASHINGTON, E, 2o4l-3 rooms. good
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REAT This

400 BLOCK NATIONAL RID.
Nice bungalow. lot 6ox2oo feet; about
eighteen Bearing fruit trees. garage; near
schools grocery. good bus service. 500
cash gives possession. Balance pay
ments like rent.
ASK FOR MIR. NEUKOM,
LIN. 1920, EVENINGS LIN. 7795
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
Situations Wanted Female

MIDDLE-AGED LADY-would like house
kpg. in widower's home. Bx. Gal, Times.
DAY WORK-Competent colored girl;
willing worker; reference. Ha. 1421-J.
Colored girl. Ii. $685.
EXPERIENCED-Pastry or salad girl;
colored; steady work; ref. Ri. 906l.
HOUSE CLEANING OR NURSING-Willing
to leave city for lakes; reliable. Ii. 1851.
WILL serve special dinners any time; also
day work. Ri. 1852.
HALF DAY work or all day; gen. house,
work; reliable woman. Oh. 3657-W.
COLORED GIRL-General housework by
the day; ref. CHI 4055-W.
SECOND MAID.I;For refined home; best
YOUNG COLORED GIRL-All day or aft
ernoon work; reliable. Oh. 596l-M.
MAN AND WIFE+Colored: want private
family work; reference. he. 1888.
WOMAN-For cleaning or laundry work;
references Oh. 5597.
HALF DAY OR DAY WORK-Sewing or
housecleaningi references. Oh. 1884.
HOUSEWORK-Day or week; experienced
woman; ref. Ha. 39l5-W.
1IOUSEWORK. RI. 9725.
SPRING CLEANING-Willing work
er; experienced. reliable woman. Ii. 7l59.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-Will relia-
able. colored woman. Ri. 667i.
HOUSE CLEANING-Or laundry work by
day; experienced co,ored lady. Ii 1855:
DAY WORK-Any line; house cleaning
& laundry a speciality; hard wkr. Ii. 1886.
WHO NEEDS-A neat colored girl for
their Office? Call Ri 1858.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
Farms Wanted

HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR FARMS-No
farm too large or small. What have you?
Ii. i7O7
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22
Miscellaneous for Sale

MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE co.
Electric wiring motor repairing, electrical
appliances. all kinds. 1856 S. Mer. Ma. 1858
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Building and Contracting

GENERAL building and contracting re-
COMPANY. 1856 N. Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
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Rex P. Young, assistant secretary
in charge of the travel department
of the Fletcher Savings and Trust
Company, gave an illustrated lee
ture on recent world tour at the
Mems Brotherhood of the Zion
Evangelical Church Thursday night
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ALABAMA, N, 1335-s-rm. apt. kitchen
cite. bath: furn. cop; modern. Ri. 1892.
COLLEGE AVE, 2735-Clean apt; nice yd.
Summer months. Ref req. Ia. 5677.
DELAWARE. N. 2457-Att. furn. four-rm.
Apt. mod, excel cond. $3.50. Ii 749l.
MERIDIAN, NJ, l728-First floor apt; 4
rms: front view garage. Ia. 1892
NEW JERSEY, N, 3O45-Beautiful home,
furnished rms. modern. Nice yard;
gareage. Owner. man of 65. Might share.
TIA 1860
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-22

You can phone in your want ads and
have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who. has no past due
Of this opportunity courteous girl will
help you write your ad. Call Riley 1851
Want AID Dent
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Farms for Sale
FARMS

81 500-5-acre chicken and fruit farm:
~ miles of Indianapolis; small down pay
ment; balance z q terms or trade for
clear Indianapolis property. GOODE q
GOODE, REALTORS. Ri. GAL. Ha. 4571-J
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FINE-Bav team and farming implements,
Must be sold at once. Oh. 20l6 r.. 3.
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Patrolman Martin Fahey arrested
William F. Serving, %, of 1921
Shannon ST., when Servings car
collided with Fahey's at Market
and Davidson SITS, Thursday. Fahey
charged Serving with reckless driv-
ing speeding and driving on the
wrong side of the street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
ARMY'S 1928 CLASSES
TO GRADUATE TUESDAY
Medical. Dental and Veterinary
Students Will Begin Field
Training at Carlisle.

Graduating exercises for the classes
Of 1928 of the Army Medical School,
the Army Dental School and the Army
Veterinary School viii be held in the
Red Gross building at Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital, Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. Maj. Gen. Charles p. Summer
all, chief of staff. will address the grad
yates and present the diplomas and
medals. Col. Henry c. Fisher. COM
mandant of the Army Medical School,
also will make an address. The inyoca-
ton will be said by Chaplain Alfred C.
Oliver and the benediction by Chaplain
Benjamin r. McGeary. Musical selec-
tons will be rendered by the Army
Band Orchestra.
Among the graduates in the Medical
School are Stanley X. Livingston. 1871
Whittier place. and Horace p. Marvin.
1904 Floral street, both Of this city. and
James r. Mcdowell, Silver Spring. Md.
All the graduates are TO 60 to Carlisle
Barracks, Pa, for a course Of instruction
in field service and military tactics.