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Travelling men arriving from the westward included Paul Otto. H. F. Rupert, |. R. Big0prd and D. Cooper. x,.r ..xi
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A. J. QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, May 31.-Alaska Juneau mine stock is quoted at today.
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MRS. FLoRv AND SON LEAVE

Mrs. c. H. Flory and her son, Harry Flory, left on the Aleutian yesterday for Seattle on their way to Portland where they will spend the summer visiting with Mrs. Flory's family. MT. Flory, U. s. District Forester, accom- panied them as far as Wrangell, where he went on official busi- ness.
 Enroute to California, where they expect to remain for an in- definite period, MT. and Mrs. Howard E. Webber, left on the Aleutian.
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holds its Democratic primary June ana much of the interest the campaign of Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen for the Congressional nomination the Fourth District against Rep rsentave Willis J. Sears nset) Mrs 0wen shown above be- tween her secretary and transportation officer speaking in the district Five candidates the Gubernaoral inaton Gov Martin opposes Park Tramme incumbent for the Senate
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TO SHAVING GIRL
 IN OHIO CITY
Taxi Driver Says He Was Intoxicated at Time
 of Crime

BULLETIN = TOLEDO, May 31. = Charles Hoppe pleaded not guilty to the charge of first degree mur- der when arraigned this afternoon. A great crowd taxed the capacity of the court room.
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Wilkins and EieLson Fly To Berlin

BERLIN Mag S1 Capt. George H. WilSins and Ben Eielson flew here today from Norway am lnspected s4e Lnthansas aifdsnme at Em, pelhofer. They Fs.fr meN President vtp }il aa6 srg this eve
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WORKERS WILL PICNIC
Klieber- Dawson Compan Employees
to Fro1ic at IdlewoId.

Annual picnic of Kheber-Daw-
son Machinery Company employees
will be at Idlewold Park near
Pend1eton, Saturday Members Of
the arrangements committee are
George Natson, Theodore Kuhn,
William Pearson, Harry Wilson and
wv. D. Brown.
AGeorge Fleschman and William
arson will stage a boxing match.
Chicken dinner will be served at
"a o. m. There will be music by
Carl Miller, banjo; William Leach,
sApld- time fiddler; j. Tietz, accordion,
shnd Edward Hoffman, piano.
Officials of the company sponsor
the event each year.
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Death Notices

FESSLER. NORA O'HARROW - Wife of
AAlnert Fessler. passed away Aug. 8. at
Funeral Home, 1889 NJ Meridian, Aug.
10, at p. m. Interment Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends invited.
o'CoNNoR, BERNARD E.-Age 50 years,
beloved husband of Clementine c. O'Con-
nor, father of Bernard. Martha
and Mary Frances O'Connor. died at his
residence, 13l E. 18th ST., Tuesday, Aug.
4 Funeral Friday. Aug. 10, $50 from
the funeral chapel Of Kirby and Dim,
1901 N. Meridian, a. m, SIS. Peter and
Paul Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross
cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may
can at the chapel from 2 to 4, and to
10 p. m.
PICARD. FRANK J.-Beloveo husband of
Ruth Picard and father OF Mrs Ferd
Hallick and Mrs. K. G. Lind, passed
away at the residence. 1888 N. Capitol
ave; Aug. 8, age 81 years. Funeral at
residence. Friday. Aug. 10, 2 p. m. (day-
nght saving time). Burial Crown Hill.
Friends invited. (Morgantown and
Martlnsyllle papers please copy.
SCHNEIDER. JOHN ALBERT-Beioved hus-
band Of Ida Schneider (nee Blackburnl
father of Jack and Betty Schneider. son
Of George w. Schneider. brother of Louis.
Fritz. and Paul Schneider passed away
Monday, Aug. 6, 1928. at Ida, La. Age
80 years. Friends may call at the fu-
neral parlors Of w. E. Krieger anv time
Friday or Saturday. Funeral services at
the parlors. 1902 N. Illinois ST., Saturday.
p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends In
Vited.
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RECEIVER is SOUGHT
FOR MOVING COMPANY
Mayflower Transit Company Oper-
atee N Seven States.

dGCS III CcVcH DGdCcSs
Suit for receivership of the May
flower Transit Company, Merchants
Bank Bid, 100000 corporation
operating moving vans in seven
States, was being tried today before
Superior Judge Joseph M. Miner.
Conrad M. Gentry, president and
general manager, brought suit for
$324.53 as salary and for appoint
ment of a receiver. He is repre-
sented by Emmett Higgins, attor-
ney. Assets total $4,000, while the
liabilities, chiefly unpaid notes for
the twenty trucks in operation, are
about the same.
The suit asked that the receiver
be instructed to dispose of all as
sets, and to operate until final sale
is made. Imminent danger of in
solvency was alleged.
indianapolis is the home office,
branches being in New York, Phila-
delphia, Columbus, Cincinnati. st.
Louis, Chicago, Detroit and Cleve-
land.
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SURGEONS BUILD
new SKULL FOR
SHOCK PATIENT
EleCtrocuted in Power
Plant; Victim Is Now
Working by Miracle.

BIZ NEA Serrice
TORONTO, Aug. q Norman
Douglas Ellis was KILLED" by an
H~electric shock little over two
years ago.
Then doctors removed about sixty
square inches of the bone of his
skull, leaving his brain exposed
from about an inch back of the
hairline in front to about an inch
above the hairline at the base OF
the neck.
But today he is alive and we'll,
doing mans work and enjoying
the best of health.
This apparent double miracle can
." be explained by two factors:
The conscientious work of Ellis
fellow workmen, who employed arti-
fetal respiration after a doctor had
NJ pronounced him dead from electro
cution, and who thereby restored a
life that seemed already to have
departed.
An amazingly skillful job by dec
Eors on the staff of the Toronto
General Hospital, who found way
to construct almost an entire arti-
fetal skull for him.
Got Terrific Shock
Ellis case is one of the most
. astounding in medical annals.
1t was on May 81, 1926, that he
was electrocuted. He was working
in a power house beneath an. ex-
posed copper line carrying electric
ity to the extent of 5000 horsepower,
which supplied twenty-eight On
tario towns.
He was climbing a stepladder be-
side horizontal row of iron pipes;
the ladder slipped and he stepped
up on the pipes to keep from falling
This brought his head in contact
with the wire.
There was a binding flash as
, miniature thunder bolt leaped
twenty-five feet to the ceiling and
burned out big porcelain insulator
there.
The nails in Ellis shoes were
welded to the iron pipe by the heat,
and he was left suspended in mid
air.e Fellow employees got him down
and called a doctor The twenty
eight towns were plunged into dark
ness.
The doctor pronounced Ellis dead.
But the power house workmen had
been trained to employ resuscitation
methods, always after an accident,
no matter how hopeless the outlook.
They did so; and after forty-f1ve
minutes, Ellis stirred, began to
breathe and regained Consciousness.
He was taken ito a hospital for
n. treatment. Necrosis, or rotting Of
BE bone tissue, set in in his skull.
Cut Away Skull
This disease progressed slowly.
FINALLY, however, after eleven
months, the doctors were compelled
to cut away piece of his skull, ap-
proximately ten inches long and six
inches wide, to save his life.
Brain specialists in attendance
said that he never would be able
to leave his bed. Skin from his
thigh was grated over his exposed
brain; but there was no bone I'M
i der it.
Then, mold of Ellis head was
taken. On it was constructed a
bakelite artificial skull, light and
strong. It was fitted into place
and presto! Ellis was himself again.
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FEAR OUTBREAK AFTER
PEASANT CHIEFS DEATH
Police Guard Slav City; Leader
Shot in Parliament.

EOIiC6 GudTu SIdV ClCy3 AcaucT
Shot in Parliament.
BIZ United Press
zAGREB, Jugo Slavia, Aug. o.
police and gendarnes formed cor
dons about public buildings, cafes,
cinema houses and in public squares
today, fearing a demonstration after
the death of Stafan Raditch, peas
ant leader, wounded when a deputy
started shooting recently in the
Belgrade Parliament.
Raditch died at 1855 Wednesday.
He had been in serious condition
for several weeks, but in the after
noon had showed improvement, and
it was believed his chances for re-
covery were increasing.
The peasant leader had been one
of the most influential men in this
region, leading the opposition to the
government in Parliament-an OPP
position that had demanded resig-
hnation of the government.
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Cal Stn7nbed

BIZ United Press
CEDAR ISLAND LODGE,
Wis, Aug. 9.-President Cool
idge has met his master among
the piscatorial inhabitants of
the Brule River. Thus far, the
graylings, a species of fish
placed in the river, has eluded
his flies.
1--we caught only trout and
bass" the President said today,
and I'll not be satisfied until
I land a grayling."
A fisherman who fills his
creel with the small, swift
grayling is looked upon as
master with rod and reel.
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Instructions
Special Notices

INFORMATION-Rega criminal and
domestic troubles, people watched and
appointment. Address Times Box C895.
ON and after August 9, 1928. 1 will not
be responsible for any debts contracted by
any other than myself.
rOMMO1
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Help Wanted Male

MEN--Who know a good thing when they
any effort demonstra ting and selling
ideal corner and dust Shields whole or
part time. Apply 1211 N. Oakland Ave.
evenings only.
FOUR-Experienced automobile statesmen
who are not afraid to work and who can
stand prosperity; real opportunity. A. G.
MUELLER, Nash Sales. 635 Virginia Ave
statesmen WANTED-To sell our high
grade, guaranteed oils and paints We
pay salary or commission or allow. draw
ing acct. Empire Oil Co. Cleveland, o.
YOUNG MAN-Neat, hard work with good
pay; no experience needed. 631 x. of P.
Bldg.
MAN-To fire boiler See Ward Gravel
Plant, Cartersburg, Ind
BARBER-Wanted first class at once; per-
manent. 30O6 Central Ave.
BARBER WANTED-Colored woman or
man. TIA ogden st.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

COOL-Priv. apt; rms: kitchen; mod. /;
comp. att. 1885 N. Alabama. Ri. 1882.
NICE-Little bungalow for 2: nice furn.:
with gar. $3.50 wk., 6 a. m. to p. m.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS - We wish to thank
our many friends and relatives for
kindness during the death of our be-
loved daughter and sister, Mary Margaret.
ings; the Rev. Pattison; the undertaken.
Mr.. Wilson; the singers and palibearers'
GEO. F. ELLIS AND FAMILY.
friends and relatives for their kindness
and assistance at the death Of our son
and baby brother, VIM. Bryant Jr. Mr.
~ fine service, and also floral offerings.
MRS. L. E. BRYANT AND FAMILY.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
Pets and Live Stock

HOOSIER KENNEL CLUB =
Commerce If YOU want az GOOD doc OF
to breed a female dog YOU are assured
Of quality and fair dealing BY members
- ''-'9 COCKER sPANIELs
B. F. Buskirk. r. r. J BOX 35-. Atoka
COLLIEs
B. F.. Buskirk. r.. R. j.. Box 35-E. Oh.
FOX TERRIERS twIREHARED)
IT; Bennett III R. r. r. P. Box $50. Brook
i C Billie CLARK N. Penn. He AIS
SHEPHERDS POLICE
Albert Never. 2645 Madison Ave-. CITY.
Trebla kennels s1s z DE- Y4 aq2S;
Hazelyiew Kennels. wa. 1928 RI.
EXCLUSIVE BOARDING KENNELS
Board your dog in 6ependa Id ken kennels ell
Individual runs. Phone MRS. BUSKIRK,
Atoka kennels. Oh. 652l
100000 days 70 3 weeks brooder chicks;
lbaFge breed SIS per hq and HRR lfsRRtg
HATCHERY, 81 N. Delaware.
POLICE DOG-From champion and i'm
ported stock; leaving city, must sell.
POLICE DOG FROM IesHIIAASAiJPIIoN6a5rMl-
sONABLE DR.. $3.50.
PONY-Beautiful black Shetland; sound;
gentle. Frank Gift, R. R. 4, Greenfield,
Ind.
COLES AT STUD AND FOR SALE THIS
WEEK. CT. 652l.
2 HORSEs-Shetand pony; no use for
them. Rear. l2l5 5. Illinois ST.
WIRE-Haired fox terriers: If you want a
fine pedigreed puppy call Ii 1920.
priced right Be. 598s-R
BOsTON-Terrior puppies. MRS. sULLI-
VAN i343 E. Wash. st.
ENGLISH BULL TERRIERS-Snow white;
ped; real pets. 629 N. LaSalle. Ch. 0768-W
SETTLE beautiful Fawn English Bull
puppY a 436 N. Tacoma.
POLICE puppies. German Shepherds pedi-
creed. Trehla kennels. 2645 Madison Ave.
WIRE Haired Terrier puppies for sale.
Sire at stud" Ir. 0278 R-2.
SPITz-Puppies; 6-weeks-old; males. Hu.
6182.
POLICE-Puppies nredigreed: cheap II
taken at once. 1921 Roosevelt Ave.
| AIREDALE PUPPIES-Gd stock; reas'ble.
! Az Howard Pl. Tails bobbed Wa. 4444-J.
! POLICE DOG-Over ! month in whelp.
Wnoderful pedigree. lois Ashland.
/ POLICE PUPPY-4 months old. from I'M
ported champion stock Hu. 4765.
| POLICE DOG-lO months old; male:
pedig-eed. Ii. 1929.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIE - Male; from
Pahsade stock; eligible. Be. 4l62
! AT STUD-Max Won Lugor; fee $40. A
proven wonder sire. BE. 4l62.
BOSTON-Terfier puppies; eligible. MRS.
DANMEYER. 440l PARK Ave. Hu. 3l33.
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Borfer and Swop

MOTHS-Larvae: at last a real moth ex-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALBERT @.
MAS, 81 Va. Ave. Ri. 7125.
GRAND PIANO-Slight.y used: take part
trade or sell good party $40 down. Be.
allow.
PLAYER PIANO-Used 3 months VIII sell
good party for 81 down. Would take part
trade Ia. 1921.
RADIO-R. @. A., Victrola combination
cost $500: like new. win exchange for
good car. Ri. 1918.
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MODERN COTTAGE
Sc. 5OO-ON TERMS
Farms for Sale

2 ACRES-7-room house with lights:
water in house; barn with place for 2
cars; chicken ho1se and park: plenty
fruit; all fruit a place you can raise
your living. o. G.. PICKEREL, Arcadia,
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Auto Supplies and Repairs
Automobiles for Sale

rs Chevrolet coupe ...,.......SS25
rs Essex coach ........,.,..'.. 295
&c Dodge coach ............... 495
'26 Chevrolet landau .......... AS
"a Buick sedan ............. 395
90 Studebaker sedan ....... sos
Is Studebaker coach ...... 495
'26 Oakland coupe .......... sos
'25 Oakland sedan ............ $50
'26 Nash sedan ................ 645
'26 Studebaker special coach. q. sos
"a Dodge coupe ..,............ 295
'25 Davis sedan ................ 445
'26 Pontiac coupe ............ 45o
'26 Ford sedan ............... 1926
'27 Ford coupe ............. 345
'27 Ford Tudor ....,......... 345
"a Ford coupe ................ 125
"a Studebaker light 6 touring. 195
We Trade Used Cars on Our Used
Cars.
100 Other Bargains.
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Suburban for Sale

FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW
LIKE NEW, LOT 55x15O FIT. CON-
PLETELY FENCED, ENCLOSED
PORCH. 7x18 FIT: CLOSE TO
SCHOOL. HIS CLOTHES PRESS.
ETC. CAN be BOUGHT WITH A
VERY SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
AND BALANCE LIKE RENT.
ONLY $4,000. CALL MR.. BROWN
AT DREXEL 4340.
OPEN EVENINGS, Ga P. N.
New 5-rm. bungalow; extra bathroom.
electricity. finished floors. brick porch.
cement walks. well. garage, front drive.
large lot. ,shrubbery, bus and traction
service. Alexander Ave- near Michigan
Rd. and Emerson Ave. near school.
church and store; $3.50 cash. $50 per mo.
~ , owner Beech Grove 1901. / or II.
5-RoOM HOUSE-Lot e5x325 feet: lights.
water Inside; fruit; garage; chicken
houses. Fourth house west, Stop Mar
tinsViue traction. Cheap. Call after 5
p: m 8ll 2. Twenty Seventh st.
COSTS LESS TO LIVE
IN VERNON ACRES
HOMES-LOTS-TRAC
38th. Street and Massachusetts Avenue.
squares West.
TINES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Money to Loan

QUICK LOANS
COLUMBIA LOAN co.
152 NJ Delaware.
FIRSI-And I'd mortgage loans on city
rrc~ 1ricS serv.: oTfn n. ~ ~. 1907
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Houses for Sale


$28 PER MONTH
Buys 6-room cottage at l445 Olive st.
Three bedrooms. complete bath. city wa
ter, gas. electric lights, garage; newly
painted and papered. Price $500. Win
consider lot as down payment.
+. j. VIEHMANN co.
Realtors, Builders. 142 ". Delaware
ri. 2840. Residence. Irv 1922
RIVERvIEW DRIVE AND BROADWAY
A real opportunity TO get 5-rm modern
bungalow. Owners leaving city. A real
location with trees. water etc. $500 on
terms: WHELDEN. Ii. 1888 or residence,
ia. 3664 nights.
MODERN COTTAGE
$3,500-ON TERMS
Four rooms. bath. furnace. gas. electric
lights, city water, garage, newly painted,
now being papered. Will furnish new
shades and linoleum. Located on Min
nesota ST.. east OF East St. Terms, $3.50
cash. $50 per month. VIII consider lot
as down payment.
P. j. VIEHMANN CO., Realtors, Builders.
l42 N. Delaware St.
RI. 2s40. Residence. Irv. 1922.
$500 CASH, s2s PER MONTH
z. Minnesota st., near East: four rms
furnace i,,, inside toilet. electricity. gas and
CITY oo water THIS is q real buy; Only
tor. Call Mr.. Ellington. Ri. 64l2.
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Coal and Wood

KINDLING WITH EACH TON
Csc Discount on all 2-ton orders
Best Virginia block. 6-inch forked. so
Best Virginia. din. lp. or egg fkd.. 6.25
Best Indiana lp. or egg forked -. SIS
DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN CITY
UNION ICE AND COAL.
DR.. 4621 1910 BLUFF.
POGO LIP. RED ASH, 1925
j. 81 I. COAL co. CHI. 6O43.
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Radio and Equipment

RADIO sets and speakers all makes re
paired and service; .Cummi1s Bros
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Cottages and Resorts

LAKE WAWASEE - Lake front cottage;
cleo; fine beach; near Waco. ia. 1773.
FURN. BUNGALOw-Rive Park. 18th ST.;
scrnd. porches, cleo. cleo. pump. Oh. 1928
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-09
Musical Instruments

BAND INSTRUMENTS - King" saxo-
phones trumpets. trombones. ,Sousa-
phones. Leedv drums and xyloplones.
Bach trumpets. Olds trombones. Selmer
clariuets ard ssxes. Easier terms EX-
pert repairing OF all instruments. Guar
anteed used goods. See them before YOU
and DRUM SHOP. 1913 Pembroke Arcade.
II O333
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Business Places for Rent

/, 2, 3 AND 4-ROOM SUITES
Ultra modern, location excellent. IN
financial and business section.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Corner Delaware and Market st. Ii. 345s
or call at Room ITO. night phone Ri. 1871.
| Furnished office SPACE available.
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Pianos for Rent

P4 4 GA AAAO4AtAA
KIMBALL PIANO STORE
Ri. PISS $50 N. Delaware
SAXOPHONES New ano used; easiest
payment plan in city. YORK BAND
INSTRUMENTS Lorenz Sax School.
100 Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1921.
DECKER BROS. Piano, s25; Baldwin, $685.
a week; no interest. RoBERTsON'S. 235
N. Pennsylvania.
FINISH PAYMENTS-On player; sl55-sl65-
sl95; $3.50 per week See Mr.. Stevens,
CHRISTINA LEAGUE PIANO co.
PIANO-Upright; splendid condition.; hne
for music lessons; cheap. Oh. 7779-W.
VIOLIN-Fine tone. SO; Conn cornette, .
$40: alto horn; snare drums. Be. 4494.
THREE USED phonographs in perfect con-
dition SIS each. Terms. l20 E. Ohio.
PIANO-Starr; wonderful tone: fine con-
dition cheap; leaving city. Ia. 6064.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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LEY, NJ, ll8--Upper duplex: 4 rms,
'ath.l furnirhed. ea'lts II. so1s.
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Business Opportunities

BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP-On north
side, doing mighty good bus; dissolved
partnership. Must sell. Real buy. Box
1850 Times
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Apartments for Rent
BELLEFONTAINE, 1427-5-rm. mod; low
er duplex; well kept; fireples. gar Ir.
0909 during day.
ILLINOIS AND 15TH-Apt. II, well kept
rms; newly deco; baths; spl. heat. Ri.
0543
709 MASS. AVE.
Modern efficiency apartments, with all
utilities furnished; $25 to $28.
LORElJz SCHMIDT 81 SONS
Ri. 7514' LA E. Ohio. Res, Be. 40l2-R.
MICHIGAN E., 7304-4-RM. APT; BATH
HEAT WATER FURN, s25. CHI 1356-M.
NEW JERSEY, s., 6241a, 626Ha-3 rooms
and bath; modern; $3.50.
E. 42ND-Furn. upper Apt; new. pri. bath.
tele., gar. pri. resid.; $40 wk. Hu. AIS.
THOROUGHLY modern O. 8, and 5-room
apartments locations, north, east and
south at reduced rent. See us or phone
II. H. WOODSMALL & CO.,
Eida1itv ppildit1O
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MoYNAHAN PRoPERTiEs COMPANY,
ITO Union Title Bldg.
Lii 3458.
NO RENT FIRST IS DAYS
Bellefontaine, 1915; three rooms and
bath; heat, water, gar, Janitor service
furnished. lii 1888.
NEAR TECHNICAL
Bell, 5l8-4-rm. fat up. ms. toilet; 8
base plugs; closets; Veto heats new var;
paper; shades; frs. refnished; s22; water
paid. Hu. 6140.
THREE-ROOM-Lower apt; nice shady
yard; good neighbour. DR.. 1881.
Ho1ses and Flats Furnished
RILEY, NJ, lla--Uppsr duplex: A rms.
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Wanted to Rent

MODERN-Home. north Of 45th St.: will
pay up to 500 monthly on one or two
year lease with option TO buy; references
HUI 1924
New Britain herald., 1928-01-12
HAS BEST JOB
C'rre Famous RoAeE Promoted to Position of Fireman at San nuen- tin Fenttrnti3ry,

San Quentin. Cal Ian t--I61- Kid McCoy Norman Selhvl. once famous boxer, now has the most cherished eonvlct's tch in San ouen- 'in prison--rrieon fireman.
 The promotion of the slayer of Mrs Theresa Mors came as 2 result of the parole Of Thomas Ryan former head of the Gacr7mento traffic squad, who left prison this morning Heretofore Mccoy has been clerk in the ccmmiesary de rartment
 McCov. hv virtue of hts new posi- ton will not be locked Tn a cell He will sleep in regular bed in 2 room n the basement of the admnistra- ton building His duties will include taking care of the c,l burners ln that building. assuming charse of fire hvdrants and fire eYtineuishere on the prison grounds and inspecting the eaulpme ent frequently
 Mccoy will not have tc eat h's meals with the man line Food will he brought to him tv another prisoner and he will dine alone.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-12
HIGH SCHOOL ID
 MEET NEW HAVEN Local Basketball Quintet Plays
 College Prep Five

A rival which has given the New Britain High school some hard bat ties in the past but has never been able to defeat 1t, will oppose the New Britain High school in basketball at the New Haven arena tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. The team is Sam Pite's Collegiate Prepara tory school quintet.
 Members of the Red (. Gold team good season and every thing will be put into an effort to win the con- test. With the regular lineup avail able. It is thought that the team will conquer its Elm City rivals.
 It will be battle between two undefested teams. Collegiate IS hav- ing one of it's best seasons. It has scored four victories Tn four starts. New Britain's only game was against st. Thomas seminary last Saturday. Starting with a mskeshift lineup. the team ran wild and scored a s4 10 1c victory.
 It is expected that Eddie Sowks. veteran guard. will be hack in the lineup. He has been member of the team for the past three years but was ineligible to take part in the St Thomas game last Saturday.
 The team will probably he lost on floor which ts absolutely the op- posite in dim ensions to the type Of floor to which it has been accus- toned, The New Haven arena ia long vide floor just the opposite to the New Britain High school gym nssium better known ss the bowl ing alley"
 New Britain will lineup with Cap tain Fred Saunders at center: Ialeski and kra ski. forwards, Sowks and Lsndlno. guards Jimmy Scully will be the first substitute whether the vacancy Is at center, forward or guard, Other substitutes Nill be Arnold Reckert. guard, John Re,d center, Fred Zehrer. guard. and "A1dis" Hewett. forward.