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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
MONCOLS WAR
AGAINST China
Uprising CIimaxeS Protest
of ManChurian Rule.
BIZ Timcs Spccinl

BIZ Times Special
HARDIN, Manchuria, Aug. IT,
What is believed as the first of ar
uprising of Mongolians against the
Manchurian government occurred
today when a Mongol cavalry troop
occupied the Chinese Eastern Rail
way between Barim and Unur.
Trans Siberian expresses were
stopped and the cavalry troops
destroyed the tracks and the tele
graph systems.
Hundreds of foreigners are in the
summer resorts in that district and
their fate was unknown today
Efforts have been made to get in
comm unication with them.
Chinese troops, in armored motor
cars, have been dispatched to the
area
The Mongolians have been
fretting the Manchurian govern
ment of recent times and it was
generally believed that this trouble
today was part of that uprising.
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TAX EQUALIzED
IN 5 COUNTIES
State Board Issues Orders
for Changes.

Final equalization orders for five
counties we're issued today by the
State tax board which at the same
time announced that nine counties
had accepted the board recon-
mendation previously made regard
ing equalization and that six
counties had accepted in modified
manner.
Equalization orders issued today
were:
Adams County. increase of 10 per
cent on the assessed value of all
improvements on lands in the en-
tire county outside of cities and
town and an increase of 10 per
cent on the assessed value of all i'm
provement lots in incorporated
cities and towns within the county.
Cass County, increase of 8 per
cent on the assessed value of all
lands in the county outside Of cities
and towns.
Clinton County, increase of 3 per
cent on the assessed value Of all
lands in the entire county outside
of cities and towns.
Elkhart County, increase of 10 per
cent on the assessed value of all
lots in Incorporated cities and towns
within the county.
Howard County, increase Of 3 per
cent on the assessed value of all
lands in the entire county outside of
cities and towns.
The nine counties accepting the
boards equalization recommenda-
tons are: Bartholomew, Carroll,
Franklin, Montgomery, Putnam,
Ripley, Rush, Warrick and Wells.
Counties accepting the boards order
in a modified manner are: Boone,
Fountain, Lake, Madison, Noble and
Tjppecanoe.
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Room for Rent With Board

CAPITOL. 2301 N.-Modern front room
private home; 1 or 2. Ia. 294i.
CENTRAL. 1626-Attrac. airy rm.. suit or
more; constant hot water. gar. Ia. 1866.
CHILDREN-Rm. ana board with mother
care. near school 81 week. Oh. 2965-M.
home, excel. cooking. reas. Ri. 1872. day.
DELAWARE. 2523-Attrac. rm.: couple
home cookingi privl.; bus line. Ha. 4s7l-R
DELAWARE. 1880 Mod room in IDEAL
hcnle. exceptional cooking. Ress. RI. 4119
FURNISHED RM.-With meals in north
size home, for business man. Hu. 3488.
NEW JERSEY. Mclean, modern, private
room. home cooking; reasonable. Ri. TAG
Oxford. N, 924--Rm.. board; modern
home; gent; home priv: 81. Oh. 1858.
18TH. E.. 604-Charming rm.. mod home,
splen. cook. good neigh. mr.. car Ri. 5287.
IDEAL ROOM-With board: private; mar
ried cou.; emp. ladies; car line. DR.. 32s5-J
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
Plane Luck

BIZ United Press
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug IT,
M. r. Thompson, New York,
today claimed the honor of
drawing the first grand slam
in an airplane.
Thompson rode from New
York to Buffalo Wednesday in
the airplane of Bernarr Nc
F'adden.
While at a high altitude a
bridge game was started be-
tween John Brennan of the
McFadden publications, Fred
Stern of Paris, j. E. William
son and Thompson. The lat
ter drew a slam in diamonds.
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Special Notices

KOzY KORNER-Chgcken dinners. home
cookg. SD Allisonville Rd. Mrs. Elliot. Mg
DRESSMAKING-Tim for school clothes;
reas. salts guar; remod.: alteration
Mrs. Nellie Pegs, 6l0 E. st. Clair. Lii.
YOUR car washed for $3.50 any day ex-
cept Saturday: washing at night: no
storage charge. PARKWAY GARAGE,
325 N. Pennsylvania. next to Y. w. c. A.
DRESS MAKING-Prices reasonable. 2i4
ALL BILLS of G. W. jackson Meat Market
must be in within from five days of this
date. Signed. c. w. JACKSON. sol
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
BIRDS HATCH IN SCHOOL
Nest Built on Top of Clock Produces
Nature Study Specimens.

LONDON, Aug. II. - Bird-study
while not a part of the curriculum,
was nevertheless included in the
days work at Wincham Hall School,
Lostock- GRAHAM, Cheshire.
Blackbirds built their nest on top
of the clock in the gymnasium and
when the eggs were Matched, the
students became interested specta-
tors of winged family life.
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search of fame
and incidentally.
of course, dollars.
Miss Mile Hud-
son, pretty and
h u S ky stenog-
rapher from Lon
don, has arrived
in America to
compete in the
swimming mara
thon to be held
in Toronto. She
has come within
two miles of Do
yer in attempts
at the English
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GALLOP TO JAIL
Morning Rider Gets His Horse and
Blind Tiger Mixed.

John Bartwell, At, Of BAL Nickel
St., had mis- morning horseback ride
halted today by Patrolman William
Deeter, who took Bartwell to city
prison and charged him with blind
tiger and drunkenness. Deeter was
returning from city hospital to
headquarters when he met Bartwell
and the horse. He took the horse
home. The blind tiger charge was
placed against Bartwell when half
pint of alcohol was found in his
possession.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
Bible Conference Opens

BIZ Times Special
WINONA LAKE, Ind, Aug. IL
The thirty-fourth Winona Bible
conference opened today to con-
tinue for ten days, with ministers
and lay workers from churches in
al lpartS of the United States in at
tendance, in addition to representa-
tiveS of foreign countries. Among
prominent speakers will be DR.. D.
T. Wardel Stafford, England, and
DR.. Erskine Blackburn, Scotland.
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Mexican official Selected

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 17.-Emilio
Portes Gil, Governor of Tamaulipas,
has accepted appointment of secre-
tary of the interior. The Office was
vacated three months ago by Adal-
berto Tejeda, now Governor ELECT of
Vera Cruz.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. N. 71i--wel furn. or s.
room apt: modern: car line. Ri. 208S
Woodruff; LIST Il. nm. kitch..
So; End fl. rm., kitch'ette. IS. Oh. 4108
1e48-Delightful modern front
coy sleeping room; windows.
COLLEGE, 2516-2 desirable nicely furn.
rms: private family; car line. He. 1888.
CHADWICK ST. 9l4-3-rm. brick, furn.;
light gas paid; Sc week.
DOWNTOWN-3 rooms. furnished COM
plete 3 or 4 adults, constant hot water:
nice furniture. Phone 43i N. Illinois,
DELAWARE. GIL N.-Large. front rm.: 1st
f.; plenty parking space: close in; reas.
DELAWARE. N. 1505-Nice. clean. house
keeping rooms; modern.
Conveniently loca., mod.
2 or rms kitch.; furn. DR.. 5067-R.
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Lost and Found

CLUB-Pin: gold. N. P. B. P. W. c. on one
side; NJ. E. Dec. IS, 1926, on back. Re
ward. Ri. 994l.
DOG-Boston bull. male I brown and 1
blue eye; brindle and white; $40 reward
GIG N. Grant. Oh. 2l21-R.
KITTEN-Persian;. brown tabby male. Fall
Greek. 2sth St. Reward. Ha. l585-R.
PIN-scottish RE; lost Speedway bus or
downtown; keepsake, reward. Be. 4576.
POODLE-White French: strayed: 1919 N.
Penn on collar. Reward. Ia. 1897.
PACKAGE-Containing dealers plates, lost
on S. East car. Reward. DR.. 1895
3 GRASS-Rugs; street north 10th and
Meridian. Re. Ii. 1858; Wa. 4200-R-3.
WRIST WATCH-White gold: lost down
town Thurs. afternoon. Rev. Be. 5l72.
THE PARTY-Who called Ri. 4O6l in re-
gard to lost Boston bull, please call again,
there is a reward.
reward for Information or
return Of rec, chow dog. mos. old, black
tipped tail, losing puppy hair. Child
grieving; lost Aug. 7. Iii. 1890
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U. S. TO HEAR, SEE AL
Acceptance Speech Will Be In
Theater 'Talkies' Wednesday.

Theater 'Talkies' Wednesday.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 17-ThouSands
of persons in motion picture the
aters throughout the country will
be able to see and hear Governor
Alfred E. Smith delivering his ac-
ceptance speech in Albany Wednes-
day night.
The Fox Movietonews Company
has made talking motion pictures of
the Democratic presidential candi-
date reading from an advance copy
of his address. The films will be
released for exhibition in theaters
all over the country the moment
Smith begins speaking from the
steps of the Albany Statehouse
Wednesday evening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
Rent Housekeeping ROoms

ILLINOIS. 1920. N-Nicely furn., 9-rm.
apt, 81. adults. also sip rms, garage.
REDWOOD. Comfortable 3-rm. apt,
everything furn, Illinois car. so. Ha 0388-R:
MICHIGAN, E., 436-Front room kitchen
cite nice and clean: reasonable. ri. $3.50:
NOBLE. 231, S.-Clean. 3-rm. apt, lights,
water pd SIG month. =. Wash. car
OHIO. E., 54O-Rm. and kitchenette with
sink, $3.50. room. So
RANDOLPH. us So modern furnished
rooms. DR.. 1904.
RUCKLE, l7ol-2-room front apt; private
entrance; also sleeping rms He. 3l8S.
COzY large airy front room and Kitchen
ettei nicely furnished. SIC q. 81. clair.
RANDOLPH, 23O, NJ room and kit
chennette; everything furnished ri. 1896
ST. CLAIR, E., 516-2-rm. apt, nicely
furnished; very reasonable.
TACOMA. 90 N-Furnshed front apt
down. private bath. entrance; also Arm.
furn. modern home. gar. reas. Oh. 3948:
WALNUT. All. E.-Clean. home like. 2-rm.
apts., modern, everything turn. close in.
5-ROOM furnished apt, sub. home. near
school. children welcome. Southport 80-J.-
18TH, 232O E.--2 modern furn. rooms. near
Spades Park. School 33. CHI 5726
LARGE modern rooms: downstairs; eve
erything furnished garage. He. 1094.
nth, 72l, E.-Attrac. 2-rm. suite; every
thing furn.: College car; reas. Ri 25g4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17

You'll see these mems names on
your ballots when you vote in No
vember. The one above is John
Zahnd, Indianapolis. National
party candidate for President of
the United States.
The one below is Henry o. Shaw,
candidate for Governor of Indi-
ana on the National party ticket.
Shaw. a Zionsville farmer, believes
he will receive enough votes to
be elected.
Were making our appeal to
Just plain people" said Shaw.
I'm one myself and 1t is time one
was elected Governor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
Room Wanted

5 OR RMS. or small apt. modern: I'M
furnished Call He. 5000 before Sat.
WANTED-Beautifully furnished large
living room. in-a-dor bed near bath. in
well kept home or apt. north. private
entrance. Address Times. Box C-l00.
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Will Direct

Frank Strayer has ben assigned
to direct Moran of the Marines, -
the new Richard Dix starring pic
ture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
Houses for Rent

ADDISON, N. S13-Cozy upper duplex; S
rooms; sun porch; newly decorated; mod
ern except furnace; base burner turn.;
Pitts. wat. heat; garage, owner ne. 277s.
BARTH. 2l25-5-roon semi-mod. double
near churches. schools md car. Or. 3829-J
BRIGHT ST. 170-Double large rooms,
electricity, gas, water paid; SIC, near
Kinean's. Ha. li72-R.
BROADWAY AND RIVERVIEW DR.-In
Warheigh; 5-room. modem bungalow;
large shady yard; s45; with garage sac.
Whelden Agt., Ii. 1898. To inspect house,
call HUI. 1891
CHESTER. N. 7l3-Cozy 5-rm mod. bum
galoW; papered near school, churches.
II. 417O
CoLORED-shepard, l455 S large rms,
double, good condition; near school; SIT.
Dr. 227S.
CHURCHMAN, 14I5--6 rms. bath; semi
mod: gar, water pd.; SIS. Or. $3.50.
CONGRESS, 748-Ideal 5-room modern,
garage, porches, nice yard. Ri. 4749.
DRAPER, 1875 rms, cleo, gas, wat. pd..
near school No. 90. sic. Hu. 4368.
EWING, 1221-5-room double house; fu-
race. garage. Be. 4020-W.
GENT, 2121-Riverside car, near school, A.
GLENWOOD, N, 865--4-rm. double: hard
wood floors throughout; built-in fea. wat.
paid garage. Oh 2520.
painted near school; only SIS. Be. l04i.
Bile; garage. S35. Gu. 2738-R.
5 NICE RMS.-Semi-modern: water paid:
SIG mo- Apply l042 High 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
Train Kills Unidentified Man

11I ~-1-17 = - N7--NN1 @'@'7HI
BIZ Times Special
WINCHESTER, Ind, Aug. IT,
The BODY oil an unlaenltned man
hes today at a morgue mere follow
ing oeaUn beneath a Big -Four pass
enger train early Thursday. The
man, beneved 10 be an Itanan, ap-
pears 10 nave peen 40 TO oU years
Old. A railroad ticket from AnSonla
TO BeneIonUame, OHIO. was found
on the BODY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
Death Notices

HART. wILL1AM-2assed away at the
residence. 4O3 E. Maple Rd.. Thursday.
Aug. IS. Funeral service at the resi-
dence Saturday. Aug. Is. p. m. Friends
invited Burial Crown Hill
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Instructions

MEN-Learn Barbering now at Moler's
Funds are provided through a Student
Finance Bureau. Write for particulars
MOLER COLLEGE. 512 N. State, Chicago.
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Business Announcements

CARPENTERING REPAR-Garages and
job work. Ia. $3.50.
CLEANING-WE CALL FOR & DELIVER.
LOYAL CLEANERS & OVERS. RI. 6256
FEATHERs--Boughr. sold and renovated
feather mattresses, and pillows made. e
F. BURKLE. 4l6 Mass. Ri. $685.
HOUSEPAINTING-G work; ex-
perienced men; reas. prices. CHI. 05l2.
INTERIOR-Exterior painting: experienced
man. Estimates cheerfully given. Oh. 6l35.
OLD FURNITURE-Made new by robot
toming in cane, hickory or reed. Call
Board of Industrial Aid for the Blind.
Ha. 0583.
RUGS THOR. CL-9xl2. $3.50. Spec, 10
days. Call & del Keener Rug Co. Oh. 1886
PAINTING AND CEMENT WORK-Cash or
terms Ia. 2310.
PAPER HANGING-Cleaning. Samples
paper furn. $3.50 a room. Oh. 03l8.
ODDING-Cementing, grading and ex-
cavating; satisfactory service. lie. 2452.
PAPER HANGING-And cleaning done at
summer prices. Be. 4307.
PAPER HANGING-AND PAINTING. WK.
CAREFULLY & PROMP. DONE. CH. 5s4o
RUG, 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED. 50.
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462.
REMODELING AND ROOFING
Experienced men; reas. terms. ia. 2606.
TALKING MACHINES REPAIRED - Elk
PERT BAXTER. He 1547.
TINNER-Roofing and furnace work. Re-
pairing our spe. E. M. BANTER. Oh. 4246:
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CHURCHMAN, 1415-6 rms. bath; semi
mod: gar; water pd.; s2s. Or. 1854.
CONGRESS, 748-Ideal 5-room modern,
garage, porcheS, nice yard Ri 4749.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-17
Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. 1855 N. - Comfortable, front
rm. Own; pri. emit. bus car, stor. Ia. 6647
COLLEGE, 2147-Front rm.. alcove. unfur.,
near bath, suit for housekp. He. 1924.
COLLEGE, 2717-Clean. cozy room; ga
rage; $500.
COMFORTABLE RM-For young man with
exclusive. private family. north. Hu. 4773.
COLLEGE. I322-Large, clean. Comfortable
rooms; private family; modern. ri. 2668,
CORNELL AVE, lOO67-sleeping and house
keeping rooms; modern; everything fur
nished: 81 to Sc week. Ii. 8043.
CORNELL AVE, housekeeping and house
keeping rooms; modern: everything furn-
ished; 81 to SIS week. Ii. 8O43.
CENTRAL. 2O6s-Modern room in private
home for young men; privileges; adults:
IS for l. sc for 2. He. 1896.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Ave; de-
sirable, clean rooms; 81 TO Sc week.
COMFORTABLE-Fro room. mod. priv.
home no mr. bus. gentlemen. 81. ia. 6l33.
CORNELL. housekeeping, housekeeping
rms; mod; evythg. fur; 81 to Sc. Ii. 8043
DELAWARE. NJ, 527-Large, clean front
rms. nicely turn., very reas. Ii. 8457.
EAST-Nice room: private, mod. home;
parking space, small car; ref. IT. $40.
EAST. 347-349, Mclean modern rooms,
home privileges: close in. Ri. 6887.
FURNISHED ROOMs-Modern, board if
Real SILK. 100 Park Ave.
phone kitchen privileges; mod; garage.
HARBOUR HOTEL
Cl7Ia n. Illinois. Cool, clean modern
rooms, at reasonable rates.
HOTEL TOURIST IHlN-Special-s2 wk up;
35c. soc, 75c double, night. $50 w. Wash.
HOLMES. 81 N.-Large. front rm.: strictly
mod; priv. home; private ent. BE. O34o.
REDWOOD. 3207-Nice room. private,
modern home; Illinois car; 50. ia. zoos.
MERIDIAN, N. 11S7-Newly decorated and
furn; very attractive; modern: l or
rooms; shady yard. Ii. 7438.
MERIDIAN. N. l835-Convenient, mod,
dble.. sleeping nm; accom- dates 4. Ia 2o51
NEW JERSEY. l0l5, N.-ATTR. AIRY FM.;
PRIVATE HOME; GENTLEMEN. Ii 3l82.
NEW JERSEY. 2o50 M 1rst-class rms.
mod; hot water; near car. ia. 4793.
PENN. 14l5 N.-Large, front room: also
PENN N, GIG, APT. 1O-Nicely furnished
room. connecting bath. Ii 20l4.
PENN. 9sl N.-Nice, front room; suitable
or 2. Ii. 4674-W after 4 p. m.
PENN. i4l5-Large front room. suitable
for 2 or 8: garage: car line. Ri. 0764.
STRICTLY MOD. RM.-In Christian home.
Ideal for elderly lady Reas. IT. 4S09.
TEMPLE. 236-Mod.. pri home; near car.
bus; garage optional IS. Oh. 1891.
TWELFTH. 3t7. E.--Attractive large front
room. private. mod. car line. 50. u. 48ll,
TALBOT. N. 2e25-Lar. front rm.: mod. ;
private home; garage opt; gent. IA. 709l.
ELEVENTH. E.. 322-Sleeping room; con-
meeting bath. Ii. 8039.
WASH, E. 5000 furn.. rms. in private
home for sleepers or light housekeeping.
22ND ST. E.. 3i8-Large. front. sleeping
nm; mod. clean quiet. twin beds.
LARGE-Comfortabl rm.. priv. mod,
adult family; breakf.; gar. He. 5o52.
EXCEPTIONALLY fur, rms, twin
beds; md. pri.; board, gar. opt. Ia 627l.
rooms: running water; Sc up.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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SWIM FAME is SOUGHT
Tendon StenOgrapher to Seek
HonOrS in Marathon.
RU United Press


NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Another
English woman is in America in
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n. 7l3-Cozy 5-rm mod. bum
galow.. papered: near school; churches.
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OLORED-Shepard, Ass; S large rms,
double, good condition; near school; SIT.
ny OC7Q
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DRAPER, 1875 rms, cleo, gas, wat. pd.:
near school No. 90: SIC. Hu. 4368.
EWING, l221-5-room double house; fu-
race garage BE 4O2O-W
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mace. tin work, concrete old buildings
wrecked. W. S. McNeer g. Son. Ii. 1928
737 E. 18th ST.
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5 NICE RMS.-Semi-modern water paid:
SIG mo. Apply 1912 High 81.
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ADDISON, N, s13-Cozy upper duplex; S
rooms; sun porch; newly decorated; mod
ern except furnace; base burner furn.;
Pitts wat. heat; garage. owner. He. 277S.
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1752-54-4 rms. garage, papered,
painted near school; only SIS. Be. lo4i.
LA SALE. N. 4le-6-room modern dou-
BILE; garage S35. Oh. 2738-R.
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LETCHER, 1233-Conveniently loca.. mod.
or 3 rms. kitch.: furn. DR.. 5067-R.
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Female

MIDDLE AGED woMAN-Good cook; vii
take care of children. 1109 N. Capitol
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SWITZERLAND. 1885, OF s-rm. fur
nished Apt: in-a-door bed. He 5l55.
UPPER DUPLEX-4 rooms and bath:
adults newly deco II. 3ol3.
NEW JERSEY. n, i449-4 or S rooms,
furnished or unfinished including heat,
lights, gas and phone; Pear garage, large
front porch and lawn. Ri. 0575.
NEW YORK. 7i9 E.--2 rooms, bath: furn.
complete; adults; walking distance.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-12-06
FACTORS MAKING FOR
GOOD TASTE IN DRESS

eff clothes are practical and beau
tiful they must be simple" says Miss
M. Lois Reid, Minnesota extension
specialist in clothing. simplicity is
the first requisite for good taste in
dress. Simple things fit in a ward
robe better, are easier to wear and
invite more frequent wearing because
they do not clash or interfere with
other things"
Good taste in dress means, says
Miss Reid in the words of another:
Becomingness plus simplicity; know
ing the new and using it advan-
tageously; selecting the right tone of
the colors that are fashionable; using
design to give harmonious silhouette;
buying carefully that the entire cos
tune will express unity; observing the
fundamental principles of design; be-
ing ready for the new and accepting
it with discrimination, and keen OBJ
servation, alertness, and good judg-
ment.
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man behind the pillow with single.
horse ahead. The animal appeared
little stiff-legged and this caused
no little merriment to the many who
viewed it, as Mr.. Jensen said it
looked so much like one old horse they
had back on the farm.
Herewith is shown a cut of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jensen as they appeared fifty
years ago, shortly after their wedding
at Dundee, Ill. The outward appear
ance is a little different today, they
have aged some, but are still young
in spirit, and are following events
of the day. And as Mrs. Thomson so
aptly said in her song, Lars" takes
his best girl" out for a little spin
in their auto once in a while yet,
even at his advanced age of nearly 80.
and there are none she would rather
accompany.
Folks in the community as well as
relatives and friends in distant parts
all join in extending heartiest con-
gratulations and the best of wishes
for many years of happiness and con-
tentment for Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
Jensen.
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FIFTY YEARS OF
MARRIED LIFE
Continued from Page ID

church basement in the afternoon and
were seated at prettily decorated
tables where a musical program,
talks, and refreshments were enjoyed.
Shortly after two o'clock Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars Jensen and their Tyler rela-
tives were brought to the church
building and were escorted to the head
table while Lohengrin's wedding
march was being played on violin
ing arose in their honor. Directly in
front of Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen was a
huge and beautiful wedding cake with
so candle lights. Flowers had been
brought from friends far and near
some even being shipped by friends
as far away as California, including
callas, narcissus, and smilaX. These
were used as decorations on the tables,
on the piano, and throughout the
room. There was also a sprinkling of
greens and candle lights on all the
tables, lending beautiful and festive
appearance to the whole affair.
In few we'll chosen words Rev.
o. H. Dyreborg welcomed all, and
especially the honored guests and
their relatives. Two violin and piano
selections were then played by HAL
mar Petersen and Mrs. P. N. Fenger.
Several songs were sung by the en-
tire assemblage and two beautiful
hymns were sung by a quartette con-
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen,
Mrs. Svend Petersen, and Carl Miller.
Mrs. Jens Thomson had written song
specially for the occasion. 1t con-
tanned nine verses, depicting the
lives of the honored guests in happy
vein, and printed copies were fur
nished so that all could take part in
singing it.
Short talks were given by Rev.
Dyreborg, L. C. Petersen, Hans P. Jo-
hansen, Erik Johansen, and Johan P.
Johansen Mr.. Jensen responded with
heartfelt thanks to all and deep ap-
probation for the manner in which
the community had made the day a
very memorable one to he and his
lifemate.
Two little girls-Lois Kilstofte and
Fylla Petersen-escorted by Hans
Clausen, marched to the head table
to the tune of a French wedding