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years. While the high level Of con-
I'M demand for lamb Of the past
six months may not be maintained,
any falling off that may occur is not
likely to be sufficient to affect lamb
prices materially. An active demand
for feeder lambs is expected this fall.
If this demand becomes great it may
carry the price of feeder lambs so
high as to reduce profits on feeding
below those realized last year.
World wool production in 1929-30
will probably be at least as large as
that of l928-29. Demand for wool in
this country is expected to be well
maintained and some improvement in
the demand in foreign countries may
occur within the year.
The longtime outlook suggests the
need for caution in regard to further
expansion in the sheep industry.
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
pTER YYT

CHAFIEk AAl
The charming thing about Molly's
speech was the naivcte of it. II
wasn't properly a speech at all. But
a spontaneous little cry, al sincere
as her sparkling eyes. As unstudied
as the rankish angle Of her demure
pearl cap.
"Oh, thank you! Thank you!" she
cried. "I'm so happy!"
Then she looked down at Jack sit.
ting in the front row. Between hel
mother and father. She had seer
him from the wings, white as hii
%glistening shirt front. And she knew
that he was nervous-frightened FOL
her.
As she flung her arms apart, 81
that the roses all spilled. They fell
at her feet. And some Of them chung
to the folds Of her stiff green skirt
catching on the pearls that sparkled
like frosted dew.
II love you!" she cried. II love
you-love you!"
And the audience clapped anc
called, and cried and cried for more
And hardly anyone knew that Molly
was looking straight at Jack. Only
Red Flynn knew. And Mr.. Durbin
perhaps.
But Jack, with his heart in hi,
mouth, was only thinking of how
beautiful she looked. How like Z
princess out of a fairy tale. will
her green dress and her green eyes
and her red, red hair.
He saw her little sparkling shoes
where they peeped from the hen
Of her skirt, and her train, like {
cloud of seaweed. And he though
she was like = sea nymph, dresses
up for ! ball. But he never gueset
that she was talking straight to him
Then Francesca GLASGOW, VIII.
played Delphine Darrows, came Of
in her satin wedding gown, like /,
bride from the grave. And all til,
! other characters, one by one. Ever
to the judge, in his black robes, mi
the court officers in their bras,
buttons. And the reporters, VIII
had sat about the long table in tn
courtroom scene. Until the who'll
cart ~ assembled before the pur
pie velvet curtains, holding hand
like children in q row.
Then the audience called for Mol
" again. And now she dragged Re-
on with her. And she made anothc
little speech.
This is Mr.. George Flynn" sh
told them, "only everybody call
him Fed, He, "ret@ half the plaS
but he's very Me4e.t
1llpeeeh. Speech" yelled th
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Ito De Contlnued
PARIS NOT WICKED

paris.-All those tales you've heard
about the vice and wickedness In Paris
are mostly untrue. II you taxa tho
word Of Monsieur Chaippe. chief Of
tho Paris police. Paris Il no worse
than London" no says. unless you
are an idiot. Confidence tricksters.
bogus interpreters and guides take
for their prey the eimple.Mtn4oA.. Al
yeu nave 70 Do = YeS1s = ~ cim-
mon ooueA.,
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1 0uOIClASCs 0pSCSu1 4SCOs 0PCC(IIS
But Red shook his head, and
looked unutterably uncomfortable.
And when Molly dropped his hand he
ran off like a small boy. But the
audience liked that and called for
him again and again.
Then Francesca GLASGOW, with
her arms full Of white orchids, made
a studied speech. Miss GLASGOW had
had curtain calls before, and 50 she
did it very well indeed.
When she was through, they called
for the producer.
All in all it was a very large eve
ming. There is not apt to be an
other like it in Broadway annals for
a long, long time.
After the performance Mr.. Dur
bin was giving a supper party for
Molly. He had invited her parents,
and included Jack, at her suggestion.
Red Flynn was to be there, and the
stars Of the play. There were also
to be a few newspaper people, and
some friends of MI. Durbin's.
Molly had asked Jack to bring
her father and mother back after
the play. Now she waited Tor them
eagerly.
She wished her father had worn
evening clothes, and that her moth
err had at least bought a new wrap.
She wondered if Jack could have
been ashamed Of them. But no
she knew better than that. Besides,
nobody could ever be ashamed of her
father-not if he wore overalls. His
speech was colloquial, and he looked
exactly like what he was. A bit un-
tutored perhaps, and unpublished. He
even made grammatical mistakes,
though he really knew better. Quite
the sort of ma smart ~novelists poke
fun at. But Molly loved him with
all her heart.
Molly's mother was better edu.
Gated than her father. She had
been to normal school, and studied
e~locution and piano.
That was why 1t annoyed Molly to
have her wear little white net guimpes
under her dresses. And an iron gray
switch twisted into an unseemly pug.
Mrs. Burnham wore her skirts at de-
corous anklelength. And she wore
high, button shoes.
1T isn't as II she couldn't afford
better" ragged Molly. Its Just plain
co1trarinesS. that's what It Is. Il
wouldn't hurt her q bit to have had
. new dress for tonight. and to have
coaxed Dad into evening clothes. He'd
have worn. them. too. II she'd asked
him. And he'd have been tickled to
death II she'd bought . whole new
outfit. He'd love to have her dress
up. ! know he would"
Molly had appraised her parents
from the wings. Her mother was
wearing q black dress. with . v neck,
and q net guimpe that had q collar
stiff with whalebone. Mrs. Burnham
always had what she called zone de-
cent black" And decent" It un-
deniably was. But It wasn't smart
and 1t wasn't pretty. The sleeves
were elb0w-lcngth, and she wore IN
old pair Of l6-button black kid gloves
Her hat was velvet. and It looked Z
little green. but that Is the way black
velvet gets when It is pretty old.
They had left the theater by the
regular exit, to enter again by the
stage door. Molly suspected that hcl
father was anxious to hear what
J people were saying In the lobby. Sht
VAS waiting for them now In tn.
silev that led Ground from Ayoadway
She had slipped out quietly, 70 have 1
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WEATHER


For Bismarck and vicinity: In
creasing cloudiness tonight. Thurs
day somewhat unsettled. Rising tenn
per1turc.
For North Dakota: Increasing
cloudiness tonight. Thursday some
what unsettled: possibly showers
northeast portion. Rising tempera-
ture tonight and east and central
portions Thursday. Cooler Thursday
extreme west portion. +,
GElfEnAL WEATHER CONDITIONS
A high pressure area, accompanied
b. fair, cool weather Is centered ove
the Plains States. Temperatures
dropped to slightly shove freezing In
North Dakota this morning. A low
pressure area. accompanied by pre-
cipttation, Is centered over the Great
Lakes region while another LOW"
conferred over the western Canadian
Provinces. Is causing warmer wealth.
o. over tho Northwest.
MeTth Daksla Cesa Al Wheat
UoGtoo 0umDary
Pr the week ending Aug. -. 1870.
neuughty conditions prevailed In
IN socttons allowing rapid progress
" harvesting. threshing and combltl-
~. especially the last owing 70 70
0neh shcrt headed grains. Early
seo9n = gmontly II the milk stage. but
~ coep d~etes5orated greatly. - did
loee NIX, much o. which viii not be
harvested rastuFes need raIn n All
&A>DA 90 - M
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THIS HAS

MOLLY BURNHAM, q pretty and
clever girl reporter, has ridden over.
night to fame. From her own news.
paper experiences. Molly has writ.
ten . play called THE Death Of Del.
phine Darrows."
1t is the opening night. and Molly
is wearing q gown of stiff green
stuff. frosted with pearls, that makes
her look like = medieval princess. In
the front row, JACK WELLS, her
sweetheart, sits behind her father
and mother. Back stage, is RED
FLYNN, 4 police court man, who
suggested the plot of the play.
"Author! Author" shouted the
audience. Speech! Speech"
Then Red Flynn took Molly by the
hand. and dragged her across the
stage. to face the plaudits of q
Broadway audience.
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The area of the oceans Of the globe
is 139, 295, 900 square miles.
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Brominc occurs in sea water to thu
extent Of 60 to 70 parts per million
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D. Dr0uth Conditions Will Force Little Marketing of Livestock

were effective with the July meter
reading.
Railroad board records show that
all Of The new rates are reductions
from those previously in effect.
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They had left the theater by the
regular exit, to enter again by the
stage door. Molly suspected that her
father was anxious to hear what
people were saying In the lobby. She
vAs waiting for them now In the
silev thdt I'D ground from 1soadway.
She had slipped out quistiy. 20 have Z
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Lost and Found

BOSTON BULL-Brindle, male; answers to
name Of Billie. Return to z. Tabor or
call Ri. 1917. Reward.
BLLFOLD- Black. containing sl3l; lost
SATURDAY. night: vicinity postoffice. Rev.
BOSTON BULL-strayed l5l w. Pratt.
Name Boots Reward. Ri. All.
BOSTON ERRIER-Black With white
markings. Name Lucky" Children's pet.
Reward. 1853 College Ave or Ii 1885.
COIN PURSE-SmaII. with rings, valued
as keepsasos. Reward Be. 2574.
COLLIE PUP Female: brown white feet:
near 800 block on Villa ave. Ii. 1858.
Reward.
KITTEN-B,ack and tan: child's pet
strayed or stolen; re. 1854 Rockville I'd.
PURSE Ladys black ana white checked.
leather, los SUNDAY. Rev. Ia. 6765.
PUP-White and liver spotted; reward for
Thereabouts OF return. Ha. l201-J.
LOST-At Uptown theater or 1900 College;
Alpha Delta Pi sorority pin; Mary E.
Cordes. Alpha Phi chapter engraved on
back. reward. Ia. 1924.
IS REWARD for return travelling bag or
content. valuable owner only; lost Friday
eve. from Ford Tudor on Cap. mr.. state
house. M. Buchanan. 821 Occid'l. Ri. 1850
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REALTORS WILL PICNIC
Outing to Be Held Wednesday at
Walnut Gardens.

Members Of the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board and their families will
hold their annual picnic Wednes-
day afternoon and evening at Wal
nut Gardens.
Contests and bridge will be fol-
lowed at 400 p. N. by a water car
nival. Chicken dinner will be served
at 7. followed by dancing.
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Death Notices

EBERHARDT. AIAGDALENA-Widow Of the
late Fred Eoerhsrdt. mother OF Ernest 5
Eherharct. and grandmother OF Miss
Msgcalens Ecerhardt. passed away At her
late residence. lis Blue Ridge road sun
wears Funeral private wednesday. July
10. az the above address az 10 q. n.
Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Please omit
bowers. Friends may call at the residence
TCesdav afternoon and evening. z. {.
cross y charge
FART. aIATTHEW-Age IS years. brother
~ Larry Hart OF Southport. uncle of
NTrs Louis Wildey. Mrs. Curtis REYNOLDS.
Samuel Peters. passed away 81 ST. VIM
cents hospital. Tuesday. July 9Th. Friends
nav call az Ffnn Bros. Funeral Home.
1889 y. Mericisn St. Funeral az Mt.
Vernon. Thursday q. H., time given later.
North Vernon papers please copy.)
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Room for Rent With Board

BELLEFONTAINE, 1914-Large front rn1.,
strictly modern; ! or 2. He. 1920.
CENTRAL, 11I5-Cool. cheery rm.; nicely
furn.; privlgs.; girls preferred. Ii. 6209
PARK. l639-Large, modern nm; / or 2;
twin beds: laundry and garage.
SHERMAN DR., N, 24G6-Modern room
with board; home cooking. Oh. 1877. p
TEMPLE. 1132-Rm. furn. or unfurn.. next
bath. Oh. $3.50.
BOARD and mothers care for one or two
children; enclosed yard. 302 Lexington av.
LOVELY-Cool suburban home. Tor aged or
children. Al ref Be. 19i8-R-l.
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Signed. OVID R, MANN.
f-fav'
TFGEI- NOTTCE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
In Memoriar1 Notices

X NIEN.ORIAN-In loving remembrance of
cur dear mother. kittie WlSner. who
PASSED away two wears ago today.
Somewhere back Of the sunset
Where loneliness never dies.
She lives IN @ glorious forever
MID the blue and the gold Of the skies
TIE CHILDREN.
~ NENCRIANI-In loving remembrance
Of our dear SON John Helm. who passed
away oSe year ago today. July Q. 1928.
sadly missed By Father. Mother and
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Rooms FOR Rent


ALABAMA. N. 2437-Modern front m,
private home. Ia. 4923-M
ALA, N. 17ol-Cool front nm, also house
keeping apt. Ha. i35a-R.
BROADWAY, 1947-Large. front rm.; mod.
BROOKSIDE AVE, 1902 connecting
front rooms; down; nice furn.
BROADWAY. ,252s-Large, airy room; /
or employed. He. 1880.
BROADWAY. l2ol-FRONT, COOL ROOM.
PRIVATE HOME. So.
CENTRAL, 2906-Front nm. conveniently
located: private home; garage optional.
home. gentleman. He. 2441
CENTRAL .24l6-Large. light, cool rm.;
home privileges Ia. 2554.
CENTRAL AVE.-Good rn., modern; priv
ate home; privileges; girls pref. Wa. 2l22.
CENTRAL, 24l6-Light. cool nm; refer
CENTRAL. 232S-Large front rm,;. twin
rage: Reasonable. Ii. 1904.
COLLEGE. 3937-Cool airy, nm, 1st fl,
next bath: gentlemen pref. Wa. 4099-M.
DELAWARE, N. 400-Apt. 10; nice, airy.
light front room; next bath.
DREXEL ARMs-.-73Q N. Illinois. Desirable
outside rms. IS wk and up. Ii. 282l
HARBOUR HOTEL
Cool modern rms. tub, shower. bath;
reasonable rates. 617-19 n. Illinois.
HENDRICKS PI., 22I-Nice, airy rTn. l or
2; nr. car line; no 9th. rmers. On. 705i-W.
HOOSIER INN. 44O MASS-NICE. CLEAN.
COOL. MOD. Rms. REASONABLE.
MERIDIAN. N. 1203-Attractive nm. ad-
Joining bath; hot water. Ri. CLIO.
MERIDIAN-Nicely furnished front room:
downtown apartment. Ii. 92ll.
MERIDIAN. N. 2444, APT. Cool, nice
rm., twin beds; private home. Ha 1147-W.
PENN, N, 1740-Large, comfortable. airy
front nm with dressing room and running
water. He. 1853.
VERMONT. W, 36-Apt. g.; pleasant front
nm: plenty hot water; walking distance.
10TH, p, l84os-Tw,o-Too005ma apt, nicely
WOODRUFF -PL.-COOL, FURN. ROOM;
PRIVATE HOME; GAR. Oh. 1891.
LOVELY Cool. quiet, sleep. rm. Private
home. north. S3.50. Ha. 1718W
DOWNTOWN, 54-The Meridian w.
Mich. Large. newly decorated front rm.,
good ventilation private family
NICE ROOM-Private home. garage opt.
or 2. Home privileges. II. 1892.
LOVELY WOODRUFF-Nice, airy rm.; pri-
vate home: near car line. Oh. 1750-W
LARGE-Aify. front bedrm. overlooks Fall
Greek: private. mod nome. He. 1864
AIRY ROOM-For 2: near Omar Baking
Co.; $3.50 each. Ri. 6440.
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Death Notices

SHOWERS. z CARTER-Husbsnd Of Anna
StorerS. father Of Mrs. Robert L. Inner
and Miss juno Showers. passed away az
the II z. hospital Monday. July 8. at
cali - the residence. 1910 Udsll St. from
z until 10 o n. Tuesday and Wednesday
until u O'Clock. noon. Funeral and burial
strictly private
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Real Estate for Exchange

FINE 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
Just like new in Beech Grove; will sell on
payments or accept some trade. j. o.
COTTINGHAM. Ii. 2260. Wa. 1920.
ONE FULLY modern 8-room, story and
half, years old; very fine home; 1851
park, 46O9 English ave; 513 S Drexel
right in back Of 1908 English, two two
room bungalows, long living room, large
and priced at only 800 Also Several
good building lots to trade; no farms
wanted. What have you?
WILLIAM COOS.
1851 English ave. DR.. 0292.
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FARM GIANTESS
BLAMES PAST
IN TORCH DEATH
Elderly Lover Threatened to
Tell Her Father They
Were Not Married.
ByUrttoa Press

81 Cuttcd Press
TOULON, Ill. July 1.-The torch
murder" confession Of Laura Weav-
or, q. was altered oday to reveal
the age-old story Of a woman's
past" as the true basis Of the muir
der Of Wilmer T. Kitselman, 50.
In a new statement. Miss WeaY-
er. a 6-foot. 230-pound giant Of the
farm, confessed she strangled her
elderly lover and burned his body
because he had threatened to dis
close her past to her wealthy and
respected father.
Her first confession had described
how She s-rangled Kitselman with
his belt while he slept. wrapped his
body in a guilt. transported it thirty
miles in a small coupe, poured nap
the over it and set it afire among
the weeds Of a deserted road.
She asserted she killed Kitsel-
man because she was tired Of his
continual drinking and the beatings
which she said ne gave her.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF BOND
ISSUE AND APPROPRIATION.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers OF
the Town Of Speedway Indiana, Jnat tae
meeting thereof on the 18th day OF June;
1929. determined TO issue oon0S OF Ss ,
s-,o'Int Of bonds proposed 10 be issued
is So 10000. bearing interest az the Iate
OF 414 per a0num. payable semi
s1nuaIlv The net assessed valuation OF
qN HE propertv in said Town Of speed
vav is 50 99l, 10000. and the present IN
debteduess of said Town OF speedway is
for which there is tax levy IN pro
cess Of collection TO pay
The proceeds OF such bonds are 20 DC
used for the purpose Of aiding the School
Tcwn OF Speedway in the completion o.
two additions to the present seAool Guild
inr in said Town OF Speedway. Zen or
more taxpayers other than those VINO Pa, Pay
poll tax only. who feel themselves
sgE~ieved by such determination. may ap-
neal 70 the state Board Of Tax com
r1issloners for further action by Ming
= retitto1 therefor with the Auditor OF
Marion County on OF before the, eKplT1 taSH
Of twenty-line days from July y, ls-s.
viii tx a date for hearing in Marion
County. dated this 9Th day OF July
Notice IS further given to the taxpayers
~ tie Town o. Speedway that the Board
Of Trustees OF the Town Of speedway Will
appropriate said sum Tor the purpose
herein set out on the Sth day OF august,
1929 and taxpayers NAV appear before
The Board at such time and be heard
sisned. OVID R. MANN.
Clerk.
TFCTEI- NOTTCE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 9623-
II the matter Of the investigation OF
the practices and service g the Evans
Electric Company, e. al.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana VIII con-
duet public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms o. the commission at
Sta-eh0uSe. indianapolis. Ind, az 10
o'clock a r.. on July p 1929.
Public participation IN this hearing Is
requested bv the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
BY HOWELL ELLIS. Commissioner.
Indianapolis IND. Julv 8. 1873
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Houses for Sale

COZY HOME
For Two
Nearly new 4-room bungalow With city
water, and inside toilet. Close city park
school bus. Only $4,000 down. balance
monthly Lin. 1920. Mr.. Bower. Oh. 1924
DOUBLE-Close to Riverside, five years
old, only $3.50. Down payment $loo
2400 EAST
$4,000 00-S50.00 Cash
Five rooms, gas, electric lights, side walk
and curb. Call Mr.. Caine, Wa 0245.
FOR SALE-By owner, on monthly pay
ments, q residence property; well located;
at low price; bargain for somebody. Ad-
dress Times Box D 1856.
NEAR 34TH & CAPITOL-Double. and
rms Al condition, a real bargain for
quick sale. closing an estate. He. 3210.
NEAR 10Th AND COLLEGE Germ. modern
house; 2-car garage; newly painted and
dec; real barg. for ok. sale. He. 32l0
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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Situations Wanted Female

REFNED-Lady wishes TO keep house. for
lone woman. or do nursing in small
family. 526 z. McCarty. Dr.. 1851 w.
WASHINGS-To DO at home; soft water;
called for and delivered. On. 2279-J.
MRS. T. B. HALL wants washings brought
to her house. LIST class laundress. S58
Buchanan St. Dr. 627T-W.
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BIG FOUR RY. co.

Unclaimed Freight Station. Cor. Cap.
Ave. and South St. Heavy glass trays,
stores. also homes: use each.
VERY BEST HOUSE PAINTs-Sc.o5 per
gallon for colors: S2.25 for white. COM
PETITION PAINT CO.. 366 s. Meridian.
Ri. 9165.
varnish. etc. the very best that can be
made see Marion Paint Co.. 336 S.
Meridian. Ri. 1885,.
SAVE PART OF YOUR ICE BILL!-Polar
refrigerators will save 25 per cent of
your ice Let us tell you why. Visit
our display room 1000 Northwestern ave-
nue.. Polar Ice and Fuel Company.
IND. SUPREME COURT library notes on
Indiana; decisions, office equipment. He.
1882
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Help Wanted Male

Used Car Statesmen
Are YOU satisfied with your present po-
sition2 Al this time We have opening for
> High Grade men that can produce. We
have the best used car buys IN the city.
and can make ycon a y GIy,>- ats.Esaae 2
Washington St Lauth Chevrolet CO.
EXPERIENCED-Fa and dairy hand;
married > miles s. v. Of Southport. Call
ROY Howell. Southport telephone
INSURANCE AGENTS
CAN MAKE BIG MONEY QUICK SELL
ING ORD LIFE. HEALTH, ACCIDENT
AND FIRE ms: PREMIUM RATES VERY
LOW: EXCELLENT COMMISSIONS. WILL
GLADLY TEACH THE INEXPERIENCED
CALL BETWEEN s AND 10 A. NJ 742
WHY NOT SILL THE BEST RADIO
ON THE MARKET. FOR 4 REAL RADIO
MAN WE HAVE A GOOD MONEY
MAKING PROPOSITION FOR 1NEOR-
NATION. CALL ia 6l39.
Al MECHANIC
One who thoroughly understands this
II. n. TREXIER's AUTO SERVICE.
li20-22 Central Ave.
EVER -sTRATE '-Wonderful hair dress
ing for oolored people. Agents wanted.
Mack. 81 S. 18th St. Richmond. Ind.
MIDDLE AGED MAMMAL appearance;
with car: 70 DO soliciting: gas and oil
furnished. Apply s2t5 Sanester Ave
NAN-In fsctory in city can make coed
money. send for particulars. Mack. 32l
S 18th St. Richmond. Ind
WANT TN MEN-With oil Tles @ do
Anderson. Ind. July is 70 Is.
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HOUSE CLEANING?-Your surplus cloth
ing furniture. magazines, papers viii
help us to help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri
1922, 127 w. Georgia St.
IF YOU HAVE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR
SALE-Call SHANK AUCTION co. Ri.
I NEED 10 VICTOR-And other Talking
ma. and other odd furniture. Lin. 1888.