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done her wrong came roar
ing out with gnstO.
Linda could feel Doyle twitch.
ing neryonsly beside her And
when the woman III the hack seat
struck up a solo, 'Madenioiselle
Of Arrnenfiere, I ne turned around
and said something IN low
voice I'd her. AN, fer Gawd's
sake, draWled Pearl.
The music stopped, and for 4
time they AT rode IN constrained
silence. s
say cried the woman, sud
denly. when do I get my blink
ers out Of this silk bandage2''
Keep your shirt on. Pearl,
Pete advised her. 1t won't be
long now.
He was right, The car was
even then turning slowly into
path or drive leading away from
the one they had been following.
Linda could hear the crnnching OF
the wheels on pebbles and loud
jazz music somewhere ahead, and
now and then a voice calling.
They seemed to be threading
their way through lane IT
parked cars. for once DoyIe's run
ming hoard grazed metal and
sheered away.
They came 10 full stop II
moment later, and Doyle climbed
put the other door of the sedan
and came around to help her.
Put your foot down carefully,
Linda, he said. This drive IL
full of stocks and stones. and
youth spoil those lovely silver
pumps. lie you aren't careful.
Pearl was being lifted out Of
the car with many silrieks and
gurgles. "Aw. come on, Pete"
she whfned, take off this mask
effect. 4 cant walk with IL on.
/ tell YOU"
Not till we get inside, said
Pete.
They went up four broad steps.
Linda knew they were broad be.
cause the whole party climbed
abreast. A door opened In front
Of them, letting out d roar OF
voices and Jazz.
Doyle took her tn hnrriAdIy, and
she felt the pressure Of many
people around her He found
corner clear Of the crowd ard
helped her unite the knott ed band
kerchief.
For 4 moment Linda was al.
most blinded by the light. I'm
be back IN q minute" Doyle wllis-
pered 10 her, and went away to
superintend the bringing in Of the
cAse Of liquor.
She stood by herself, blinking
and trying TO recognize someone
In the crowd around her. Then.
an her eyes adjusted themselves
to the light, she began to look
around.
When she lifted her eyes to the
staircase she saw, while her heart
stopped beating, that 1t ran up
around the four walls Of this CEN
tral hall to q dim. high balcony
under the roof, The shreds Of tar
nished. gilt paper that swung idly
in the afr over the staircase as
men and girls ran M and down It
brought sickening confirmation
of her fears.
She had stood before In this han
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The Narrative Of Girl Who Cast Aside Her Husband and
Reputation to Enter he Isolated House d Her
Former Lover

part in lie consideration IS ms
duky
Ihsn / WIN zee Monsieur Maii-
roIs myself. she aid auiclzly II
ii " reaily Only matter q ret.
ting him ID confirm your Asale
meIlt Ise has been u kind already
that
MADAME has voiced nv inmost
thoughts saIA slatros he rose
II VI then added: ibid mention
thai ii IS i matter 6E the utmost
urgency I shan s. compelled 50
Dispatch the order for withdrawal
af rnidnle III unless Iii Tie mean.
time Monsieur MAnrpIE can asF
sure me of Ills backing
VIII 80 st once, said Shirley.
but 1 haven't kpt the car here:
lix car II i the door tit would
be M hpnof II madame would
accept the loan Of Il
shirley protested but allowed
herself 10 be oyeffiled
lavros had put the case very
cIeaFly ID her ie iiA8 put Il q
her that Unless Mauroi4 help were
obtained at 0nree Alan would Ia
IN probability be killed 81 the
c0nlitanfI. m her brain was no
other Thought than that 81 getting
t1 Monsieur MaurcIs As quickly as
poeNibIe.
MONSIEUR Manf0ia II bfk
0ldfafhi0ned she told herself
III muetn't strike 5erfinG neke
by turning up II Jumper.
SHE hurried upataire ard
changed into aI informal eve
ming fr0cl Twenty minutes
later 1hA Maa being Shown iutU
Maurois DRAWN roont.
Y0u confirm nv ha1ief IN
ttIepathyl sid Nauroiss coming
toward her. Fer the last hour
have been trying 10 read bit
my thoughts were concentrated
npOn y0u. And now yoa have
come
He never had spoken to her
fl quite that strain Before and
Shirley iiswardly prans On
guard
y
an interruption Monsieur Man
roisG
my servants should have taken
y0uf cloak Aid Afaur0l6 'F1fs
nit nixl
ion, BIT / can only stay 1
very few minutes protested
Shirley
Then, FOR those few minutes.
at least give me the Illusion
that You viii stay longer said
AIaurois His hands were Oh
fbf her purpose thought Sltir.
iey let him take IT
HIS mood waa the wrong one
f6r her purpose. thought Shir.
ley. She wanted him ia the
friendly. practical mood hi which
ne had helped her choose the
mosquito nets.
erO Be- Continued TOm6frnwi
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IT viii take me the better part
81 fortnight to Get the gang
tcsekher. he explained. Then
fhefe vii Is TIE question "a Al
ranging supplies and ii the
meantime there win b the Old
motor lorries to bs overhauIed.
Somehow Of other / shall have to
sautsze III time to set together
the nucleus of clerical staff. Il
your offer 70 help still stands !
snall Be glad of it when II comes
"a checking u the stores But
It win Sc deadly dull 1
don't mind what the work II
Is long IS ] can do Il swsred.
shirley Again she told herself
that he was unlike any man on
earth. He was back again III tlis
hreezy. companionable mood Over
right she had toyed with hs
theory that Ia some queer way
he Vas jealous of Maurois. But
today Ne seemed 70 have nothink
&c the hack 81 hts thoughts.
His attitude to her was frank,
u1snabarrasssd and wholly unin
dividpaI. as II had been ever since
that nfght when be had taken
her to the opera He was treating
her easily ana comfort bIy, alnl0sts
ns if she had been another man.
AT midday he sent her mes,
sage requesting her to join him
81 his office, WIiere she sat down
and copied cut lists 81 et0res.
Daily, after that, Ahe left the
house with him iii the morning
ard spent long hours in tho office
III clerical drudgeFy, often with,
Daat seeing him until Az came III
siass. her home for dinner. Some
liaes they would return TO the
office together after dinner and
work far into the night. He kept
her too busy 70 think and for
that she was thankful
Eefcre sl1e realized the lapse Of
time. there came the day when
TIE troops set off up-country.
% the following day Alan and
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when there were no lights and no
crowd of dancers and no inuaIc
and listened to the slow ascending
steps 81 fhe unknown MN who
had vanished On that hlSh bai-
cony.
The crowds. the music and the
lfghts did not exercise the place
for her now. In i panic she
looked around for Doyle He was
nowehere To be seen.
Pete-sl1e recognized him BY his
heavy voice came up to her. He
was a. heavy as his voice, but
younger than she had thought.
From hts dark. rather blooming
complexion, he might have been
an Italian. but his body seemed
too large for that race.
He spoke to her Familiarity,
some shindigs, little LADY, I call
this one swell party, don't Vol?
Linda struggled to make her
voice and face natural when she
answered. 1T Il very nice. The
man frightened lIer a little with
that Iush.dark beauty OF his and
the grOssness OF his large hands.
She found herself staring AZ his
hands az though fascinated. They
were enormous, even Of his body,
and the veins across the hack
stood out purple under the lace
work m black hairs.
Where is Dcyle?' she asked
him.
The man made 4 snortins
sound. Couldn't say. Don't
much care. either, He insulted
Pearl coming out here. Told her
her songs were too rough for your
liIy-wEiite ears, baby. Maybe It
was true, but Pearl was my guest,
party be but for my contribution"
Doyle came up just then and
led Linda away from Pete to the
dancing floor. The orchestra had
been stationed at one end Of the
long living room, and the floor
Was shining with wax. so that's
why the floor was waxed" said
Linda, under her breath. recalling
how the polished floor had puzzled
her on that first visit.
What did you Aay?" Doyle
asked, bending low, as he began
an intricate pivot. Linda shook
her head. smiling. She corlcen-
trated on her dancing, which was
improving.
Most OF the men she had aeen
before. Some Of the girls, too,
seemed familiar. But there was
no one whose name she knew or
whose fraternity she could place.
1t was just as well.
Two TNTs blew 4 bNlice whistie
from the other end of the room.
near the rear entrance. They
were staggering In under the
weight of a gigantic punch bowl
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choIy. He kept her seIf.respeet
Alive by his perpetual reminder
81 her wcmanhood.
She met him almost daily but
never 81 Invitation ID either
side. she would meet him III
the houses oE the 0lkieiA "a
there were chance meetings when
she was ehoppii1g Or talisle such
limited exercise aA the tcwn PER
nAitted. True. there Was err.
tain Systematic regularity shout
the chafce meetings. but Ale
tailed ID n0tice this. His man
mUr ii these days SUGGESTED r
nerupalons o1sciollanene ok
Alallsn absence About him there
Was no hint IL the pursuar. LIE
WAS eifnost rigiSlly convenllon
but 1t the shlno time broad salld
COMP tlIonal5ie
He told her rood deal abOut
mosquitoes and malaria gold her
that fk Was time 10 buy mos.
auto nets helped her ch0os4
them III sYf DrO2dl MDAks and
eaV8 her much sensible advice 4
rs the iixins 81 them she began
10 EUEM-t 0LL MIS- III sA-tllD u ~ III &
ana slIe MAS particularly aAxiOus
tU glfow her ratitude f0F the
helm lie had u1d1ubtedlv ni9en.
~ the middle 81 April She
had written fUrF times III Alan
ana received only one brtek ncte
like the first from him She
decided e write no moro ana
wondered Anxt0usly 4 he were
iii rieI1t. Tor the summer wAs
now BEGINNING Already IA tbs
city Il wAs an hot A. 4 New York
AUGUST
one evening when she mad
Just finished dining "a me 9aKs
den e. escape from HE heat q
the house. stavroA WaA ~
nOuncod
Ask Monsieur StaNrOs to come
Into thu garden md bring coffee
for two. she ordered the house
keencrAcali.paffCR ID
Bit Staxrps Meuld not take cot
fee He ~. 4 ape rec tOe 81.
fated.
Madame. / am desoIated le
erected her IS my especial
misery that lack The p0wer IL
break bad news u hitting - A
ner
shirley qufekened
Has anything happened to my
husbands she demanded,
70 MI. ErennaNlay Indeed no.
80 I
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CHIC SPORTS OUTFITS
TIE Washington Times LIZ Practicdl Pattern
Made ef substantial Craft Paper lNot Tissue)

Enr ennrts roa1nfrv ~ ~.
sbora s wear nofhinp ro,.Ia 80 -
s,,s.s than Paffern Asn
1sI..sr 8 + I nnA.niecs frnrL 49, ~.
- s, : nlrsfed anS kS Nv. /
80 ',' r.ontras finc isrLat 49, -
u II finished III ~ ~. M
srarf ThE frorlx nav " wn 49,
without The Jacket. thus irvine :.
two changes iii the wardrobe.
White linen 81 pique fashions
the frock, while MILDLY blue
linen 81 piQue forms the jacket
and scarf bands Many other
colors scnsl,es 80 snena-8
selves TOT ne esYelopment o.
tins smars shselao.e - 49, u
lovely Win tss.as ysiaoW 81
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them on piece work pay III the
end 81 The week and itsA working
wonderfully III II getting very
hot and Ne shall soon have 70
knock 0fk midday work. Hope
ycu are fIOurfshfn1
Ik was that lllasa tisfyine note
which made her suspect that she
was not staying on Ia the cOuntry
merely fo follow the fortunes of
Macedonian Developments She
could have waited indefinitely Tor
news about how the rang wae
working There might ~ news
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Hills of Macedonia
Read a his First


D New m
Mexico made nons, find shirley Dane beautiful
e0sllly whom Roger ketCn stock
million
Shirley
Shlrley
KeItOn
husband
mind NAaCed0nAA
debt
decides with
TKev arrive 4 Saonca Shirley Mrs.
for she meets an od aeegsnanse
Aan goes ahead with plans o WORKING shs s0nessslon Shirley
winter trying military pNtect0n from
without At molnk Nanrols
proseee the cOneesslon
Nor Go on With The Story.
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ballroom but hand feii on her
arm, 1 dark. hairy hand with
purple veins.
II Look here, said Pete, bending
over her. iii wanna dance with
YOU. baby. You look good to me.
THAT DUNN. Pearl she's 4 Z
eTo BE Continued 1on,orrow.I
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Serial Of High Life in New FORKS Gded Society and
Thrilling Adventures III the Bandit-Infested
Hills Of Macedonia

has rot into, He nodded 70 the
driver. who started up the engine.
Wei goodbye, Shirley. Thanks
awfully for all yon've done AZ the
cfficeit saved me no end q
trouble but I'm afraid you overdid
\ II 4 BIT. Lc0k after yourself
shall probably have 70 come down
Iii 4 month al 50 and Il yours Sill
here w can meet.
coed bye Alan good luck
she said IN answer. and turned
away - the car started
she went back I'd the house ina
Kalaniaria ana knew that II had
become house OF desgiatf0n. She
was tired. acffrg III every limb.
she went upstairs 10 her room
and an. the landing met the house
keeper. who asked iE sire wanted
anything.
Shirley tried to answer her but
woman away. then. slamming her
door and locking II. flung herself
On the bed and. Tor the first
time iii her adult life, burst Into i
passion of weeping
shirley could find no reason
for staying on III the country that
her conscience could accept I'M
the weeks that followed. the lone
Hest period Of her life. she made
FOR herself one excuse alter an
other. There VAS the excuse that
she wanted 10 80 whether Alan
could carry through his plan of
making the railway and there
VAS tie excuse THAT Ne might fall
III st any time and need herr
Preciselv how he woalld need her
III N city that knew no lack Ok
doctors of nurses she did not
make clear III herself
1--WE days after be had gone.
she wrote him bright ehatty
letter. then found there Was no
means of posting Il unless she
went "a the depnt and arranged
FOR one 81 the drivers 81 the lOrTfes
/ III. take Ii. She Put off DOING
this Tor couple ~ DAYS, then,
having done Ii, waited fortnight
Tor bis reply And when II
came & was not. strictly, : reply
81 all
Thanks for your note ran i
pencilled scraWl. We've nade j
rather slow STAR they're 4 diff
cult crowd to hlstl but put
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What DO You KnOU?
ANSWERS 10 TODAY's TEST
Questions on EditOriai Page

n WuestlOns EdII0fIAI
Elijah. o Onehumped camel. g. Fireprooting material
Antony and Cleopatra g. Conqueror Of Mexico
D!eEsns Father Of His Country q Sage Ct Mont
PRESIDENT H. Word. ID wise. IS Heaven.
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This Dov Il, Our HistO1v

William G MeAdoo of the Treasury
that the Government would deposit
600 for the This preceded the uncertainty on prices
tie eve 81
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talk BIC LOAN
TO NICARAGUA;
] SURVEYS MADE
Coolidge and Kellogg Meet
With Mccoy Today.
BY MAURITZ A. HALLGREN
United Press staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, May a. Brig.
Gen. Frank R. Mccoy, who will
supervise the Nicaraguan elections in
November, was due here today to
discuss tn eNicaraguan political Sit
uation with President Coolidge and
Secretary of State Kellogg.
McCoy'S report on political condi-
lions is expected to have an i'm
portant bearing on the State De-
partment's attitude toward the
anticipated $12,O0O,0O0 loan to Mica
ragua and on the possibility of the
appointment of financial dictator
to administer the loan.
The views of Mccoy, who has
spent several months in the Central
American country and who re-
turned to the United States last
week, will be weighed with those of
w. w. Cumberland, who recently
submitted an economic and finan-
cial report to the State Department
after a three months survey of
Nicaragua.
Cumbrland's report has not been
published, but it is said to have rec
commended loan of about $12,00O,-
900, which would be used in pay
ment of some of the claims arising
out of the recent revolution, for
establishment and maintenance Of
a national guard, in payment of
election expenses, for additions to
the national railways and for other
public works.
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Death Notices

HICKEY EMILY RUTH-Beloved wife of
Patrick J. Hickey daughter Of Nancy and
10. Funeral services at the home. 909
Main St. Broad Ripple. Tuesday. May
15 at 2 p. m. Burial Washington Park
cemetery. Friends invited.
LIEBER, WALTHER-Husband of Eliza
beth (MacClintockl Lieber and son of
Richard and Emma Lieber passed away
Monday morning. Funeral Wednesday,
strictly private. Please omit flowers. The
wife and family take this opportunity of
thanking the many friends Of their loved
one. for their kind. sympathetic interest
during his brief illness.
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State of Indiana, County of Marion, SIS:
In the Marion Circuit Court.
Alfred c. Moldthan VS.. Harry V.
Underwood.
NoTiCE OF RECEIVERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
BY virtue Of an order Of the Marion
Of H. Y, Underwood Company will at llQ9
on the Esd day Of MAY. 1928, at the hour
OF 10 O'Clock a. M, offer az private sals
praised value. certain real estate belong
ing to said receivership, which real estate
is described as follows. to-wit:
Part of lot numbered siXty-tye 1861 in
the city of Indianapolis, as per plat
thereof. recorded in plat book s. page 20
in the office of the recorder Of Marion
County. Indiana, being more particularly
described as follows:
said lot: running thence northwardlv with
the east line Of said lot sixty 600 fscs
to point; thcnce running parallel to
the south line of said lot to the west line
thereof; thence running Southwardly along
said west line. to the southwest corner
Of said lot: thence running cast along
sixty 1i6Ol feet to the place Of beginning
sid proDe~ty bsinC .ganerallv known as
275 Burgess Ave. Indianapolis Ind.
And also the following described real
lots and g in William R. Miners sub
in The amended plat Of Brightwood. as
ner plat thereof recorded in plat book
q. 1T page 1877 in the office Of the re-
corder of Marion County; Indiana; also
Lot 4 in block IL in the amended plat
of BriRhtwood. now in the citv of In
dianapols. except 1915 feet of Of the
entire west end of said lot 4 said parcel
0t real estate being also known as 4O35
E. Twentv-Eighth ST.. Indianapolis, Ind.
Said sale will be made subject to the
approval of said court. for cash and sub
iect to all existing liens and encum-
branceS.
OSCAR L. POND.
Dated this 18th dav of May. 1928.
SAMUEL T. MANTFT.
1909 -Nansur BLDG.
Attorney for receiver.
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COMPANY

257 w. Washington.
Lin. 1920 MISS HIGGINS.
NEWLY painted. rooms, modern: garage;
car line east; water paid. Oh. 1884.
p SQUARE E. Wash. car: rooms, bath,
ward. Ger SPACE. S26. Oh. hQl1
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Automobiles for Sale

DODGE-4-door sedan; mo. old; looks
and runs like new. Mr.. Gobbe, Be. 1881
or Lii ASA
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Storage and Transfer
OTTO j. SUESZ

OIIO j. SUESZ
Packing hauling. storage. Low rates on
california shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads Main 1858
Rilev 1923 Oh. 4579-0699-W.
TRANSFER-Coal feed, gen. hauling. N2i
=. Gath. w e. Rodocker. Wa. 4433.
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Real Estate for Exchange

SALE OR TRADE-l2 acres: E. 3sth and
Honey Bee line: rm. cottage. 37th ard
Emerson: modern double near Brookside
Park: room single on Olney south OF
10Th Want cash, larger home or Brown
County land. Oh. 4785-R.
VIII exchange two good semi-modern
doubles for modern bungalow. north.
Call MR.. ELLINGTON. Ma. 5840.
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Business Places for Rent

barber shop. Main 6844.
INVESTMENT properties showing 10 per
cent clear income. Building lots from
500 to $4,000; also suburban and city
property for sale and trade. BOTH ST.
REAL ESTATE q INV. co. Ia. 6531.
STOREROOM-Nea Earring. I3x75: fine To-
cation; low rent. Hu. 1897.
DESK SPACE-Central location telephone
and stenographic service. Ma. 1916.
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$3.50 CASH

Buys semi-modern bungalow at 1648
E. Bradbury; five rooms, complete bath,
electric lights, gas. city water brick front
porch, garage Paved street paid for
Price $3,250; clear of Barrett assessments
Balance $50 per month. Will consider
vacant lot as cash payment.
F. j. VIEHMANN CO., Realtors, Builders.
Ri. 2s40. Res. Irv. 1922.
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Cottages and Resorts

SUMMER COTTAGE-North of Broad Rip
pie; with 4 large rooms, screened porch
electric lights, newly painted and com
pletely furn.; terms. Ri 1928 Dr. 5O44
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Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG MAN-Wants place in law office
as process server, etc. Four years school
ing. Seeking experience. Write G ESQ,
care of Times.
YOUNG COLORED MAN-Handy around
city. Write Times A 1877.
EXP. RDMAN-Gardener. lawn moving.
etc Reliable Ri 9O72
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Building and Contracting

LIFETIME HOMES
See them while being constructed. An
hour or so spent inspecting them will
convince you of their superiority Let US
build your home. Easy payments. 243
Main 1874. -
BRIDGES & GRAVES co.
IF YOU have a clear lot we will build You
a home; our homes are cheaper and bet
ter because we have no office help
ELVERS 81 KLEIN INC, Ii. 262f, IT.
GENERAL, building and contracting: re-
modelling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY, 1856 N. Delaware. II. 5000.
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Suburban for Sale
A DANDY
Farms for Sale

800 ACRES-Wabash County. Indiana,
Liberty Township; Section IS and 80, and
priced to sell; all good land. For. IN
formation write c. NJ. HOLLETT, Chelsea,
Okla.
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Houses for Sale

$40 WINTHROP AVE.
Wednesday, May 16
At $50 p. m.
Lot 48x157 improved with modern
bungalow, living. dining. Q bedrooms. bath
and sun room and kitchen, good furnace
. 1ruit trees, grape arbor. hedge and
Shrubbery.
TERMS: $3.50 cash. day of sale. loan
of $4,000; payable, $25 per month. bal
ance terms.
THOMAS WATKINS. Owner.
ART SPAUGH. Auctioneer
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STREET

6-room modern home; 2-car garage.
nice yard with fruit. Easy terms. viii
take some trae. Ii. 1920. MR.. SCOTT,
Ii. OATS
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Situations Wanted Female

GENERAL HOUSEWORK - Dish washing,
day or night. Experienced. Ia. 7044.
CASHIER-Or counter girl: night work.
Reliable. Neat appearing. Ia. 3809
LAUNDREBS : Reliable; family washings
and iron'g; blankets, curtains. Ch 4721-R
MAID-Experienced; permanent place in
private home. He. 3548.
Whites washings brought to
the house. 1889 Shelby. or Drexel 0689.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
Bed. coil spring and mattress; $3.50.
1910 so. MERIDIAN ST.

NEW and rebuilt typewriters. SIS and up.
We are authorized dealers and have many
fine bargains in portables and other of
fee equipment that we have traded in.
Easy terms. KING TYPEWRITER Elk
CHANGE. Ii. 9470
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Room for Rent With Board
BICYCLES AND RADIOS

CAPITOL N. 23O1-Nice front rm.. mod
private home. ! or o Ia. 2941.
KING, 742-Nice furn. front rm., mod
home: reasonable. Be. 2087-W.
MERIDIAN 1852 M pleasant rooms.
private bath: good meals. Ia. 0955.
NEW JERSEY, N, 5l7-Nice clean room
with good board. Modern home
NORTH-Furn. or unfurn. rm., modern;
car line: no obi. children. Wa. 2l37-W
employed couples; reference IT. 0480-J.
BABY WANTED-To board; no other chill
dren 1914 E. New York St.
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ALEXANDER AvE.-Near Mich. Rd. and
Emerson Ave, attractive new 5-rm. bun
rms, bath. closets. kitchen. pantry. built
IN kitchen cabinet. elec... brick porches, ce-
Near new school and church Away from
smoke. Easy terms, owner. Beech Grove