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Other Livestock
BIZ UnitcN PrcsS

DU OHttCU IFCSS
CHICAGO. March 26.-Hogs-Receipts
opeGp 5 So v 1900 sT de mGv
steady; top, SLIGO; largely an $11.35m II. SIS
market on desirable hogs scaling 10000
lbs; butchers. medium to choice, 250-350
lbs, $11M 11.50; 200-250 lbs. $11.15M11.60;
10000 lbs. $11dl1.6o; 13o-16O lbs. $40
medium to choice, 90-l3o lbs, S925M11.
Cattle--Receipts, $1,000: calves, 5000; gen.
eral steer trade steady to Csc lower: bet
tiers grades holding up; edge off light
yearling trade, bidding sharply over on
$3.50; medium weights. $13.75; slaughter
classes. steers. good and choice, 1900
1.50o lbs $12. 5O@14.25; 1.l0O-1 500 lbs.
$l275G14 SO; 95o-1. 100 lbs, SI3@14.75;
lbs. S13.25Ml5; heifers. good and choice
$50 lbs. down, $12506l1f25; common and
medium: $9m12.50; cows, good and choice
$9M11.25; common and medium. s7,50@9;
good and choice beef. $9.SoG lois; cut
tel, and medium, $8d9.65; vealers. milk
fed. $9.60Ml0.75: cutter to medium $50
9;65: yealers. milk fed. good and choice.
sll 5o@ 16; medium. $11@11.5o; Gull and
steers. good and choice. all weights. $12
Ml3; common and medium, S9.25M12
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; market, opened
weak to, shade lower: mostly to outsid-
ers;. early bulk fat lambs. S17@17.5o; top
$40; fat ewes, steady at $9@1l feeding
and shearing lambs. steady; lambs. good
and choice, 90 lbs. down. $164Om1f IS:
medium. sl550@ 1850; Gull and common
81 900 70 So medium and choice. 92-10O
$50 lbs: down: S8.5o@11; Gull and common.
Sl5@16.75.
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ARMY WORKERS TO WED
Salvation Officers Romance Leads to
Marriage Tonight.

A romance of Salvation Army
workers which started in Indian
apoliS two years ago during a SAL
Walton campaign, will be eliminated
tonight with the marriage of Ensign
Roy Youngburg, Harrison hotel, and
Captain Eva Carr, Linton, Ind.
Captain Carr is active in work in
Linton, and Ensign Youngburg is a
bookkeeper and cashier at state
headquarters, "a South Capitol ave-
nue.. The couple will go to Chi
cago, Ill, on their honeymoon and
return to indianapolis where both
will engage in Army work.
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COURT SPEEDS APPEALS
Appellate Judges Hand Down Five
Decisions.

Speedy action on miSdemeanor
appeals is indicated by the action
in the appellate court today in
handing down decision on five ap-
pealS.
Authority to review misdemeanor
appeals was vested in the appellate
court by the legislature this year
when it was shown that great delay
attended the filing of appeals with
the supreme court because of the
number of cases on appeal. This law
has been in force but two weeks.
The appellate court is to have
this Jurisdiction until Jan. 1, 1881.
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BANKS MUST LI0UIDATE
Issue Order to Union Trust and
Savings of Bluffton.

liquidation of the Union Trust
and Savings bank of Bluffton was
authorized today by the state bank
ing department.
Under the rules governing trust
companies when so per cent of the
stockholders decide to liquidate
they may do so after the banking
department investigates the condi-
ton of the bank and determines
that depositors viii be paid out in
SuH.
The bank which had been closed
several weeks ago because of heavy
withdrawals by depositors was re-
opened last week only to face the
same condition and it was forced
- close Saturday.
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TheGty
in Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

WEDNESDAY EVENTS
Noon Lenten service, auspices Indian
apolis Church Federation, Keiths
Noon Lenten service, auspices Episco-
pal churches, Christ church.
Lions Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon,
Kiwanis Club luncheon ClaypooI
Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
Chamber of Commerce.
Illini Club luncheon, Board of Trade.
Mutual Insurance Association lunch
con, Chamber of Commerce.
Claude HI. Anderson, executive
secretary of the City Manager
League, will speak on THE City
Manager Form of Government, at
g p. m Friday at the Chamber of
Commerce before the indianapolis
Federation of Community Civic
Clubs. Officers will be elected.
The Kiwanis Club will observe
ladies day. at its luncheon at the
Claypool, Wednesday. The Tech
nical high school orchestra will play
and Milo H. Stuart, Technical prin-
cipal, will speak.
Clifford Barnard James, ~, ar
rested in Charlottesville, Ind, where
he is alleged to have driven car
stolen at Lebanon, Mo-, was held to
the federal grand jury under $4,000
bond today by John w. Kern,
United States commissioner.
Plans to send delegation Of
members of the Red Cross of Con-
stantine, an organization composed
of fifty Indiana knights Templar
and Scottish Rite masons, to the ma
tional conclave of the organization
at Shreveport, La, in May were
formulated Monday night at a din
ner of the Indiana members at the
Columbia Club.
Civil service openings announced
by Henry M. Trimpe, local secretary,
include: Indian service matron, cot
ton classer's helper, assistant mar
keting specialist, normal training de-
partment principal, assistant mes
senger and Junior marketing spe-
cialist,
Basketball, like any other clean
sport, tends to keep the 'udent body
interested in it's academic work
when the team sets such an example
for the student to follow" Milo H.
Stuart, principal of Arsenal Tech
nical high school, said at the Indi-
ana University Club luncheon at
the Columbia Club, Monday, in a
short talk on the recent success of
the Tech" team in the tournament.
Finances under the city manager
government" will be discussed to-
night before the Butler Fairview
Civic Club by John w. Esterline,
Manager League publicity chairman.
The meeting will be at the Fairview
Presbyterian church.
Pressmen's Union IL of Indian
apolis today forwarded to Thomas
Taggart Jr.. resolution of tribute
to his father, commencing the late
Mr. Taggart for his friendship to
organized labor and his service to
the state and nation.
Betsy Ross and her descendants
were discussed Monday afternoon
by Miss Laurel Conway Thayer at
a colonial tea given by the Wash
ington Senior Girls Club of George
Washington high school in the
school library. A short musical
program was given by June OAR
nell, Edna Pittman and Charles
Holmer.
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BuiIdinu Permits

A., c: weldner. reroof. $40 North Ire
a Scott. addition. 1lo6 North schohield
T Ellis. addition. 1852 Hovey. $780,
J. Krause. dwelling and garage, 1902
North Wallace, S6.250
j. Krause, dwelling and garage. 1910
East Eleventh. $3.50.
D. Culmann. reroof. 1914 Orleans. $500.
w ]. Taylor garage. 284i Station. $3.50
j. Schnepp. excavate 400 Orange. S375.
G. Esamnn, reroof. Ill Buchanan. SIS.
J. Schnepf. furnace. zo2 Orange. $3.50
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Death Notices

o,KEEFE. MISS ELLEN-Sister of Bar
tholomew and Timothy O'Keefe of this
city. Mrs. J. j. Griffin of Chicago. passed
away Monday. March Is. Funeral Wednes-
day. March 81. at Finn Bros Funeral
home. $50 N. Meridian St.. $3.50 a. m.
Services at st. Patrick's church. a. m.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in
vited. She was member of the Ladies'
Auxiliary A. o H. Division No. 1. who
will meet at the funeral home after their
meeting Tuesday evening for prayer
PAYNE ELLIE K.-Passed away in Omaha,
YEP Mar tb "a Fnneraa services VIII ne
church Wednesday. March 81. 2:30 D. m.
Friends invited. Burial in Crown Hill
Friends may call at the residence of her
son. Francis w. Payne, 5345 University
Ave Wednesday morning
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. March 26.-Hogs = Re-
eeipts. 1900; market, steady to SC up; $50
$50 lbs. Sl1.25@I1.85: 200-250 lbs. Sii 50Ce
lbs. siiGi Jos: so-1so lbs. sS.75GIi2so.
packing. sows. S9.5091G, 50. Cattle = RE
ceipts, Is; calves. so: MARKET steady. Arm.
steers and heifers. Sl0q1 IS: beef cows. So
69.50; low cutter and cutter cows. s5G7;
vealerS. S1461850:. heavy calves, sl1QI7.
lower: top fat lambs S15.T5 Ishorn basis1:
bulk fat lambs. Sl5915,50: bulk Gull
lambs. SeGl2: bulk fat ewes. $669.
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BIZ CHtted Press
WASHINGTON. March 26.-The treasury
net balance for March 90 s415. 176 1885:
customs receipts to that date, S42. 48e.-
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BIZ UftftFd Press
NEW YORK. March 26.--Bank clearings,
81 1893 900 900; clearing house BALANCE,
$3.50, 900 COO: federal reserve bank credit
balance, $140, 900. 900.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, March 26.-Hogs-Re-
eceipts S.1Oo; followers. LOO: market, 25m
ESQ lbs. $11.5o@11.65; 10000 lbs. $1i@
y %; l30-16o lbs. $1o.65@11 so; s0-13o lbs,
s8Ml0.!5;, packing sowS, $9.256lO. Cattle
steady; beef steers. S11506l35o; light
yearling steers and heifers. $12.5o@I3;
peel cows. So. 5061o: low cutters and cut
ter COWS. $6m7.50; Vealers, $13m17; heavy
calves, sl0@13.5O. Sheep-Receipts, 100:
market. active; top fat lambs, $3.50; bulk
iat lambs. $l56i7; bulk Gull lambs, $l0m
lambs, $20025. op- --Ao
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Easter Cleaning
and Pressing
dyers listed below for reliable work
and prompt. courteous service

DINKINS. DRY CLEANERS - Cleaning.
dyeing pressing and repairing The ni,, de-
goth at Dearborn. Oh. 2l96.
INNS. sAM-Cleaners; cleaning and press
ing. We call for and deliver. 643 FIT
Wayne Ave. Ri. 0258
EMERSON CLEANERS-CIeaning dyeing
pressing and repairing. Delivery service
G. Q; Todd. prop. 505S E. Michigan St
s1MoNs ONE DOLLAR CLEANERS
213 N illinois St. Ii. 1929.
PLAYMATE Cleaning. dyeing.
s044 sos VI 42d st Wa. $3.50: SIS E
MIDWAY. CLEANERS : Harold Meeker.
Prop: cleaning. pressing, .dyeing and re-
pairing Dresses cleaned SIPS. S1.35.
s1.65 go E. Mich. Oh. 1o11.
DE Luxe GARMENT CLEANERS - High
grade cleaning, pressing, dyeing. repair
ST. St. RI .V 08ss Sew 'l'' O'' ---' ~ "e'
HOOSIER CLEANING CO.--Cleaners dyers.
We refine, alter garments OF all KINDS
Can for deliver, SSl Massachusetts, Ave
RIVERSIDE CLEANERS AND TALoRs-
John Mutschler. prop; Clean, press;
dyeing. tailoring. Call for de. 1852 w
2lst st. Ia. 1916
ROYAL CLEANING AND DYE works.
Emil Claus. man. Merchant tailor clean
er. We call deliver 1904 Talbot. Ia. 1851
STERRETT, CHESTER B.-Cleaning dye
ing. alterations: pressing while you wait
Delivery 1913 E Ohio st. Ii. 3103.
MADISON CLEANERS-Cieaning dyeing.
pressing repair. one day service. We
call for and deliver. 1920 Madison. DR.. 2468
AKARD, ROY-Cleaning. dyeing, pressing
and altering. Delivery service. 1912 E
Washington st. Ri. o928.
GoL3 ELI & s9GN-Cieaning dyeinE and s6
deliver. 1872 S. Meridian. DR.. 1864.
DEE CLEANING co. : Cleaning. dyeing.
pressing, repairing. We cali and deliver
promptly. 3421 N. Illinois st. Ia. 1000.
OAK PARK CLEANERS = An up-to-date
cleaning. dyeing. pressing. repairing serv-
ice. Prompt deliv. 3017 E. 10th. Oh. 1901.
H. HARRIs-Cleaning and shoe repair
ing. We call for and deliver. 231-33 w
21St st. Ia. 1914.
LUPEAR NICK-CIeaning, pressing and re-
pairing. We call for and deliver. 10 S.
West. Ri. CAST.
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Banks and Exchange

City bank clearings figures, as given
in The Times daily, are checked care
fully and always are correct. barring
possibility Of Typographical errors.
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Local Wagon Wheat
rRy Thomson q McKinnOnI
March 90

City grain elevators are paying Sf.22 for
NO. 2 red wheat and SLIP for No. 2 hard.
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Produce Markets

Butter twholesaleJ- l, 52@54c: No,
z, 5l052c- Butterfat--Lb., 5lQ52c.
Cheese wholesale selling price PEI
pound American loaf, 3Sc; pimento loaf
\ 3sc; Wisconsin fiat. 80: prime cream SIC;
Daisy. Csc: Longhorn Csc; New York lim-
Eees-Buyins prices: Fresh delivered az
Indianapolis. loss off 23d124c.
Poultry tbuying prices liens, 26G
27c: Leghorn hens. 21@23c: 1926 springers.
large breed. 2 lbs and up 35c: ] to Ia
lbs. 23c: Leghorns, 21c; old ROSTERS
large l29lsc: smaD I0Gl3c: ducks. 16G
tic: spring guineas. soc: turkeys. No,
] Young toms, IL lbs. ana up, 35G38c
No. young hens. 35c lb.: No. ] old
toms 22@25c: No, old hens 25@3oc
a ID.
BH United Press
CHICAGO, March 26.--Eggs- Receipts,
rs. $40 cases: extra firsts. 28c. f1rsts. 27c;
ordinaries. 26G26hsc: seconds. 24i2c. But
ter-ReceiptS 1897 tubs: extras, 46Ac;
extra frStS. 45laQ 4534c; frstS. 45Q45Aci
seconds. 44@44i5c: standards. 46Ac
Poultry-Receipts. cars; fowls. 20@S3c;
springs. 22@3 SAC; stays. 27c; LeghornS, asa
Sic: ROSTERS a.; ducks, 24a soc; geese
ale; turkeys. 200 soc, Cheese-Twins. 23c;
young Americas. 24G24Ac Potatoes
Market. weak; arrivals, 1873: on track. 4l2;
in transit. 683; Wisconsin sacked Round
Whites. GOA roc Red River Ohios. 856 9oc;
Michigan sacked Round Whites. 60G zoe
Idaho sacked RussetS, $l.40& 1.65.
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CHICAGO STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

BIT TNlfen Vfg8S
CHICAGO, March 26.-Bank clearings
S129 100, 900: house clearingS balances, S.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE, March 26.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 500; market 55c lower: heavy and
medium hogs, $50 lbs. up. $40 GOA IL 40:
pigs and lights. 90 to lsO lbs. $77o69.95;
light pigs, 80 lbs. down. S6.4O; stays and
dnroWouts. S8.0598.65. Cattle-Receipts.
S1I :5o@12.5o: heavy shipping steers. SO So
81 30: medium and plain steers. 50 .50T
l0.oo; tat heiferS, S9@13 good to choice
M8;5o; cutters S607: Gamers, sos. SO;
Pulls. 81 5000; feeders. S9@1i stockers,
SSmi 40. CalveS-Receipts, 200; market,
good to choice. sI2I145G; medium to good.
sl0m12; outs. $40 down. Sheep-Receipts.
%; market, steady lambs $13@15; seconds
S8.50@12: sheep. S667.50. Mondays Ship
ments Cattle. 400; calves, SOC: hogs. SIT;
sheep. none.
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BIZ United Press

FIT. WAYNE. March 26.-Calves - Re-
ceipts. so; market. steady to SC lower; So
ITO lbs, $3.50: lIo-l30 lbs. $40: 130- I40
lbs $40 so: l40.l60 lbs. sl1: 160-l8O lbs.
S1.85: 80-225 lbs, $11.45: 225-275 lbs.
81. IS; 275-325 lbs. s11.20: 325-40O lbs
$685.; roughs. SO: stays, $3.50; calves
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Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

J. c. WILSON Funeral parlors. amnuIancs
service and modern automotive EQUIP
ment Dr. O32l and Or Q322
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Business Places for Rent
Houses for Rent
BIRCH. a29-831-Two. three or four rooms:
garages. Marion County Bank

BIRCH. s29-831-Two. three or four rooms:
garages. Marion County Bank.
coFFEY, 9os-Homey 3-room double. will
decorate, electricity; we'll, garage; Sl3.
Free rent to April 1sti good tenant.
Owner. Hu. 6S33
CoYNER AVE. 22o2-single, modern.
hardwood floors. bedrooms, sleeping
porch. breakfast room, beamed ceilings.
built-in features. boulevard front; $50
walking distance from Teen. Oh. 3009-J.
DAVIDSON, N, AT (Rearl--5 rooms, semi
mod: garage; wa. paid; $13. Wa. 4544-M.
FULTON, 323-6 rms modern except
furnace: recodecorated. Ii. 9i56.
GALE, n, N-strictly mod. bungalow:
good transportation; only $40. Ir. 430o.
HAMILTON, Al N-5-room. semi-modern
double: garage; $28. Oh. 66l7.
HOEFGEN, 1881 = Broom double: garage;
electricity; pavement: So Ha 1926.
LA SALE N, 419--6-room bodern double,
water paid. garage; $32. Oh. 273s-R.
LUDLOW AVE, 2O13-4-room house, new
paper, lights, water pd.; Sl2 Mccullough.
MARKET. E., l4i0-Half of double.
rooms modern. en-. 66l7.
MICHIGAN, e.. 3s26-6-rm. mod. double,
redec.. breakfast nook. garage. II. 1o6I-M.
modern, water paid; only s23. ri. 1914.
OLIVE. 929-4 rooms, cleo gas water.
inside toilet. redec.: $ls. DR.. 5674-J.
OXFORD. N, 34O-6-room modern double.
Al; near school; S38. Ir. 1852.
PALMER, E., I604-5-room house. gas,
cleo, water pd.: SIS. Hu. 1853.
RURAL, NJ, I219-6-room modern double;
Al. garage: S35. Oh. 1851.
ST. CLAIR E.. Ii22-Double. mod rms,
gar, good location roomers, wa pd. $50.
TACOMA, N, 824-6-room modern double,
garage: redecorated; s37. wa. $500.
TEMPLE. N. 532-4-rm semi-mod. double;
inside toilet water paid; $40. Ii. 2725.
VIRGINIA AVE. s47I2-4-room house,
semi-nodern. SIS mo-; water paid. In
quire Dol Virginia Ave. SAM FOCLE,
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EAST BUFFALO. March 20 - Hogs -
Receints. 800: holdovers. 100; market LOG
up: 25O-35G lbs. ST. GA II 90: 2o0-250 lbs.
iso.iso lbs. sii 5oSi2 10: so-isO lbs. sii
6li.65: packing sows. slodi0.50. Cattle
Receipts. U.s. calves. 400; market steady:
market weak. soc down: beef steers. Sill so
6l3.T5. light vearline steers and heifers
Sl2. 50m14: beef cows. SS.75G1o: low cutter
and cutter cows $5.5oea7.25: veslers. SITS
7i5.50. Sheep-Receipts. 500: market
steady; bulk fat lambs si7.502 ITS: bulk
Gull lambs. siO.75Gl4; bulk fat ewes, ss.25
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INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
NV YORK STATEMENT

Indianapolis bank clearings Iuesday
March 26. So, 541 900; debts. ST 449 900.
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BN United Press

TOLEDO. March 26.-Hogs- Receipts.
1000: market 10Q15c down; heavies sli Is
a11.50; mediums. $11.40611.65: Workers
Receipts light: market steady Calves -
Receipts. light: market steady. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts. light: market steady.
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AUToMoBLE-stop light and license
plate No. 1916; lost: finder please phone.
Ia. 2o54. Reward.
FOX HoUND-Black and white spotted.
brown head. Reward. B. H. MOONEY.
344S Sutherland Ave. Oh. 5769.
FOX TERRIER-white with one brown
ear. Boys pet. Gu. 0s2s-R. Reward.
FRATERNAL PIN-Jeweled Kappa Kappa
Gamma in shape of key: name Mary
Hauck on back: lost in or near Claypool
Sat Notify Nell Baldwin, Greenfield. Ind.
LOST-Traveling bag between Trafalgar
and Indpls.. Sunday afternoon. Return
s06 Coffey st.
ECRPIECEvBrown marten fur lost IN
Ia. 1871. before or after 3.
FOINTER- Female; lost; brown and white:
wore chain: collar. Oh, S370-J:
SCOTCH TERRIER-Black white breast,
bob tail. Ha. 4628-R. Reward.
TOY POMERANIAN-Femal black; Sat.
from 1rvington. Ri. 1914. 81 s. Butler
Instructions
DRAMATIC ART Public speaking, play
coaching Language WORK. GRADUATE
teachers. Call Ii 0270.
PIANO LESSONS SI-By graduate teach
er III Pembroke Arcade Phone Ii 027O
Special Notices
UNIoN-MADE WORK CLOTHES - Cut
prices. Hanks. ll8 Vir. Av.. just S. Maryld
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Room for Rent With Board

BROADWAY. 1515-Nice room for business
girl; 81 week. Ri. 1884.
CENTRAL, l626-Large. attractive room:
breakfast and evening dinner; constant
hot water; garage optional Ia. 1856
CENTRAL. 2327-Attractiye, front. airy
rm.; private home: garage. he. 1920.
CENTRAL, 1944-Double rm.: boys: priv
ilegeS; excellent meals. Ia. 0267.
CHILDREN-Modern home; good care;
large yard. sos Somerset Ave. Be. 1853.
EAST-Lovely front rm.; good home COOK
ing; garage; near car line. Ir. 0884-R.
ILL. NJ. 2269-Nicely fur. rms; private
home; steam heat; home cooking; phone.
LEXINGTON AVE, S02-Home board for
gentlemen or childn.; no other boarders.
NORTH SIDE-Private family for Q re-
fined. desiring real home. Wa. 1882.
CHILDREN-Special care given: good
home: large lawn. DR.. 2311.
LOVELY-Large rn1., mod, private home;
garage. Oh. 1242-M.
WANT CHILDREN-To board in good farm
home; reasonable. r. r. s, Box 447
CHRISTIAN HOME-Aged or children;
best of care; l reference. Be. 1881.
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CARPENTER-Gen repairing. painting
toh-work DR.. 259s-J.
FEATHERS oought sold and renovated.
feather mattresses, pillows made 70 order
F. E. Burke, 4l6 Mass. Ave. Ri. 6695.
INTERIOR DECORATING-By experts We
are fully equipped for any JOB: Ia. 1858.
PAINT-Have YOUR house painted. and pay
in small me. payments; 10 mo. to pay.
Call us now. Estimates free,
MILLER-WE1LB PAINT co.
$50 E. Wash. st. RI. $3.50.
PAPER CLEANING-And painting; work
guaranteed. RI 1892.
ARPENTER-ROOFING AND REPAIR
SPECIALITY DIR. 1864 Rel.
PAPER HANGTNG-Estimates free; 1929
samples. FRANK JACKSON, Oh. 2004
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and painting:
high class work. Oh. o5i2.
PAPER HANGING Painting, cleaning.
plaster patching. etc. Oh. 2054.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. plaStering;
general repair work. Oh. o46e.
PAPER HANGING
Gail after S p. m. LII 97Is.
PLASTERING-Stucco ard repair; work
guaranteed. 604 e. New YORK. u. 1880
RUGS CLEANED-9xI2 81 so. SDecJ 10 da
CAL and del KeemeI Rug Co Oh. 633e
WALL PAPER CLEANING-Work guaran-
teed: 81 rm. KEY WOLFE. Dr. 0ls1-W
ALL KINDS OF PLUMBING INSTALLED
AT REASONABLE PRICES. IA. 4057
HAVE-That auto and furniture lacquered
We spray anything. United LACQUER Co.
636-836 Massachusetts, Ave. Ii 0876.
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Help Wanted Female

LADIES-Pleasant work; in city or nearby
towns; part or full time: good pay. Box
d SO. Times.
ELDERLY LADY-To share home: small
wages, BIB S. Missouri st.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE

March Is
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Situations Wanted Male

COLORED MAN-Wants position as jani-
tor or private work: references. Ha
3820-R. between 500 a. m. and a. m.
LIGHT DELIVERY-Truck driver: young
man; experienced: reference. BIS Brad
shaw. DR.. 1888.
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Situations Wanted Female

GENERAL HOUSE WoRR-Half day or
day work by week; no Sun; reference.
Ha 4303-W.
COLORED GIRL-Experienced; house
work by week. Ii. 3640.
CA1ERTNG-Co Cooking; dinners. weddings
ana parties. Reference. Ri. 1910.
POWER MACHINE-Opera wants
home wk. on own machine: exp; r. 1927.
BED CLOTHING-Curtains and draperies:
experienced; reference. Ia. 1878.
LAUNDRY-To bring home. prices right
experienced colored woman. Be. 36l2-M
HOUSE CLEANING-By experienced coloreo
man reference. Be. 36l2-M.
COLORED GIRL-Wants housework, south
side preferred. Call Or. 2769.
LAUNDRY-To bring some. By experienced
colored woman. CHI 7050-R.
HOUSE CLEANING-Or day work: r-liable
experienced coloreo girl. He. 5506.
LAUNDRY WORK-Or half day work ez-
perienced colored girl. He. sos.
PRACTICAL NURSE-AIl cases taken; Doe
ref; will assist IN housework. Wa. 2062-J.
PAPER CLEANING-Hanging reasonable.
Oh. 1851 or Oh. 1892.
HOUSEWORK-Re Reliable white: no wash
ing: experienced: reference. Ri 6825.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-By experienced
eoioxed girl References Ii selA
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Rooms for Rent

ALA. N, 523. APT s-Nice rm. hot
water all hours; 81. Ri. 1926.
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MICHIGAN, E., 3826-6-rm. mod. double,
redec.. breakfast nook, garage. Ir. 106l-M.
NEW YORK, W, 1856 rooms, semi
modern, water paid; only s23. Ri. 1914.
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MARCH 26. 1929
Room for Rent With Board

HOME FOR MOTHER AND CHILDREN =
Care Of children. while mother works.
la01 6 blaine
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N. i32s-Rm. kitchenette: lsr,
aoor furnished Ri ill.,
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| OXFORD. NJ, 340-6-room modern double;
| Al. near school; s38. II. 1852.
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UNION-MADE WORK CLOTHES - Cut
prices. Hanks. 118 vir. Av.. just S. MaTyld
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LUDLOW AVE-, 2OI3-4-rOom house. new
paper, lights. water pd.; Sl2. mccullough.
MARKET. E., i410-Half Of double.
rooms modern. CHI 66l7.