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me for all his money. lin sorry.
Kid"
Fearing she would break down n
she received more sympathy. Betty
packed her costume and fled 10 her
room, thtrc TO throw herself on the
bed and sob out tho discouragement
she felt * deeply.
She had pleased the patrons ar the
Iron Door with her dancing When
acting rs n hoHtexs at one " the
tables she had tried her best To chat
p~leaEant.-. TO have this man feel
punlty because she exposed her body
ir her dancing made. her realize more
than ever her mistake in taking VIZ
this work.
She thought 90 telling George
Harris, and asking fer n position "a
waitress, b~ookkeeper. or anything
which would pay her enough on
which 70 live. She still har her pride,
however. and decided that she would
not 20 20 George until she had ex-
hausted every possibility az making
her way dancing.
The stage manager AZ the Orpheum
had been rough. bat just. She hoped
she might ret work there, and went
To sleep a bit bHoysd up.
The following day she went To the
Orpheum and asked the stage mar
ager IL he had anything fer her to
do.
you are too +ail for the chorus,
as You know. Mighty few chances
for solo work here. W. 20 in for
h~igh-class family stuff. anyhow. and
you are not in 70 coed In this town.
You cant mix up with Jake Dauberl
and ret work I'm nice places"
what do you meant" asked Betty
seen this weeks TatticrFr ~
asked. The Tattler was q weekly OF
the sensational type. which dwell
largely in scandal.
II never read it,
Better read this nunhet." Tire
stage manager turned away.
BETTY reluctantly left the tkeatel
and bought the Tattier a a news,
stand. Fearing 10 read IA In th'
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nm. re- About --Weoe
New YOrk R1ET

poloi. for he handed her a chi
which demanded 40 cents.
IT'S JAKE BY ME
We are deeply indebted ~
Jake Falstaff of the Akron Bca.
Journal for defending Us against
charge or theft It appears that
Falstaff recently reprinted "A all
IN his column from ours, but "
elected 20 add that the quip was
contribution. Came this comnls
To him from MIR. Ted Robinson
Cleveland Plain Dealer:
"You say OF Walter WinchelT%
he printed a quip about vandarl
critics who don't leave a turn II
stoned i thought sooner or later v
little jest would get around TO wis
the plagiarists would think IL safe
lift It, Winchell probably ncvI
heard or me or my column. and
may Ne IN occurred CO him spd
~taneously. only ! claim 20 have beat
him To IL Nv ten years"
Mr.. Falstaff forwards the CO..
plant from his " departing
To show that Inv had added:
was carelcssncSs on my own part n
10 make III plain that Walter didl
claim the joke. lie attributed IL
Cclette d'Arville. French prir
donna And. particularly in view
the faet that one of his pct pastinl
IN running Down the history of priI
ei iares. \ think he'll he glad to q
Tcd's tort"
The quip was rclaycd hy MI
d'Arville's press agent. ~ All Sre
gieE We trust Ne will forward n
apology 10 Mr.. Robinson. care CO q
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
ADD SMILES
Abel Green's: ale wears his DIRE
suit with Rll the ncnchalance Ar
aplomb q a jazz band musician
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|, Prayer Is a blank check on the IN
'scarchable riches w God, signed BY
the Son Of God and lett vita W., ~
fill IN our own name and amount for
which the cEcck IL % 10 drown Our
Lord promise Is, that whatsoever
ye shall ask OF the Father IN my
name. lie will give it 10 you" The
funds IN the bank at our disposal are
i~ncxhaustiblc. Christ's name III good
at the bank for any amount. lie is
killing 10 countcrsign "a checks.
Why, then, don't we maze larger use
of this privilege OF prAycrg
The great prayers of the Bible a.
ford Us cur most helpful lessons N
the school Of prayer. For example,
kbraham's intcrcession for Lot AN
Sodom, which ~ the great prayer
In the Bible. IL was microscopy
for he was praying for others and
not himself; IL Was importunatc for
ak times he prayed each time ass
ing for more generous terms; II was
definite. asking for "a specific thinwf
and IL was offered in 4 beautiful
spirit az humility. Moses great
a j for Israel after the sin Of the
rolden calf was likewise d gem IN
i~ntcrcessory prayer.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Frcm Rios
column in the Chicago Evepost comes
n clipping contributed 20 Rio by
-Wally WarapGs," who says, among
other things: "With fam amuse-
mcnt. / have watched Ben (Effront
Psgel Hecht develop into Manhat-
tan's official dtbunkcr I"
Then Mr. Wampus points out that
Mr.. Hecht has crushed Eugene
O'Neills dramas calling them 4in-
teliectual she'll games" and labeled
Mr.. Mencken "a literary circus bark
er" and "an intellectual Lord Faun-
leroy Wampus also reveals that
Mr. Hecht tagged Haywood Broun "a
drug store radical" and st. John Err
wire n cultural Brisbane multiplied
by twelve j have q temer-
it," concludes Wampus, Ito point out
a yictib TO Mr.. Hccht. Surely. that
demigod of the tea tables, Thornton
Wilder. needs auditing. and wide
eyed Walter Ninchell is begging for
u nice little expose
Mide-eyedg
HOW EMBARRASSING!
Lois Long ("Lipstick" In the New
Yorkcr) recently hOlidayrd nc Palm
Berch, Fla, where, one night size fire.
quentcd Bradley's. the cyglc-royglc
gaming place. where they wear stiff
shirts and are sitter socially. Miss
Long was suddenly seized with hIc-
coughs (hiecups 20 you). so she urged
a snooty waiter 70 bring q glass or
water.
The waited tilted his nose and
said: "NHterg"
"YcS. Fevvvcn's sake, hurry,
pleased" h~iecoughed Miss Long.
"A few minutes later he brought
the tumbler Of water. The apprc-
ciative young woman handed him
n quarter for n tin. and then got n
rough idea that she still was hoi
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IT.
UNTO YOU. JctgJ t5.7
NchimiAh's prayer for the restOr
ton OF Israel Is a fine example OK an
proper ingredients that 70 10 tE
making of a truly great prayer, ~
there We have them blended beaui
fully, and In the proper 0rde
CD Alteration, CD Confession, III
Petition, t4D Irtercessi0n and
Praise 0r Thanksgiving. These
the essential elements or all tr
prayer.
Cur Lord has given us N moo
prayer Wa what wc call "thc Lor.
Prayer ~ contains sever petitioi
as q symbol Of It's completeness. XII
seven was the symbol Of perfeeticN
Six * these petitions are for spif
ual blessings, and only one of tibet
ior material blessings. a proportiuH
which We generally reverse Ia III
praying. The first three petition
seek first the Kingdom OF God an
ms righteousness" the hRllowing "
his NAME the coming of his Kingdom
and the doing Of his will. Not unit
the fourth petition An any mmtarin
or bodily blessing sought, and ever
then the daily bread W. sought. No
for self alone. but for NIL the othe
hungry children or our heaycnll
Father, for we says "Givu us ouA
daily bread The first perAQr8l pro
nouns of this model prayrr%rr WI
plural. There IL not An "me, my or
in any part or N. How diffars
from the so-called prayer on I'm
Phlrisee: God, l thank thee that
am not as other mrn--I fast twir|
In the week., I, T." The rfura
pToncuns or Christ's model prayG
compel uA 90 embrace the whole hI
man race and bring all men with
In our arms before the throne
grace. Is we ask for bread for boz
and forgiveness for soul, and leadin|
and GeliTerance for MIL mankind VI
well as for ourselves. Give "a;
forgive uH, lead uB. deliver ukN
Prayer requires love nm well ans fnik
rnd hope, and love " embodied "
these plural pronouns-
The chief requirement for effeetiM
prayer iB slnceritys not n mere MI
sire to BE- seer of men. but TO wcf
ship God. The publican's prayer \
"a model for uH I'm this respect. an "
Am0te upon his breast In hurnhs
pfniteTca, and cried. "God d. mere
fui 10 me the sinner A horrib
example of how not 10 pray ~ give|
Us I'm contrast i'm the so-cnled praya
OF the Pharisee In which he bros
east 90 God and man his high sHteeI
of himself I'm tho wcrdss "God,
thank thee that 7 am net ~ 9TH
men, etc. Ht I'm no wonder IeHrl
said that The publican went down \
mis- house Justified rather than tT
Phzrlsee.
THE international Uniform Lcaso
for Fehrrnry III iA Genesis is:27-aa
Nehsmiah I:4-l1: Dan. 6:10; Mat
G.5-t5s Luke 1B:1-14t John 17.I-2f
7 Th~cfsoIoriana SILT; 4 John 5:14, n
the subject being prayer "
the Golden Text. ~ff We abide fn IA
ard NY words abide ~ you. yc ed
ask what ye viii and II shall be dvA
unto you. John 1857.
tThc suggested Daily Biblezaea
frrs for next week ares MondF
John 1852. Tuesday, Matt. fes n
2Df Wednesday. H Peter 1.1A-fl
Thursday. Col 1.9-lni Friday, tn
1:1-Hf; Saturday. Luke 2:4O-5l
Sunday, John 1sff-io-)
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Or great party i Tor anything calculated 70 adj
vance the noble cause af world peace that the demo
Gratis Won't get the credit for-Ohio State Journal
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MustaEa Kemal rasha has just proclaimed n new
alphabet for Turkey. although any alphabet a. all
would BE new to most OF the inhabitanss-saa Diego
Union.
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scmsbody has figured cut that inventors receive
From their inventions an average income q ss'as 4
week. And then they have to invent a way o. living
On ties Angeles Express
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chiesrO's proposed Worlds Fair win net take place
until 1854, and by that tine a real live chiearoan
ought 10 he worth going miles to see.-New York kve-
ming Pest.
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A recent Scotch ssory-in a different VEINS about
the Londcn child IN Glasgow who thought : bag piper
was stranrling a ~dcg-Detrcit News.
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WI Ne ABIDE w hEs AND
~ WORDS ABIDE M YOU. ASH
WHATSOEVER w WILL, AND
iT SHALL BE DONE
UNTO YOU. JotHt IS.T
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Apartments for Rent

BELLINGHAM - 3010 Baisam Ave; newly
decorated: 3-room apis: S47.50: utilities
furnished. Wa. 4413.
DELAWARE, N. 8l3-4 rms, hath, very
attr.. hit. wa fur. barg for s35. Ii. 6553,
FLETCHER AVE, 1501-First-class 5-rm.
apt; modern: front and back porches;
heat. water. garage furn. DR.. SOIL.
LA SALE, S, 52--5 large rooms. modern.
lovely porch. plenty closets; reas
NEW JERSEY, N.-4-room duplex, modern.
soft water. desirable; reas Ri. 1890.
NOBLE, s.. 23li2-tTWoJ Groom apis;
electricity. water, toilet Dr.. 1855.
OXFORD, n. 1133-6-room lower; duplex;
garage. Reas. Oh. 3754W.
PINEX-Pipe. Fletcher ave: fur and IN
FUR: $35 Up. See custodian, Apt. No. 2.
WASH. E. 1722-4 rms, unfurn.; modern:
heat, water Turn. Garage opt Ii 408l.
WASH. z 1928 modern rms. upstairs,
water. neat. furn. Lii 408l.
WOODLAND AVE. 854-5-room. upper du-
plex; newly deco; heat furn.; water fur.
APARTMENT RENTAL
Let Us help YOU find an apartment, We
take you in our car. No obligation Of
course. Ri. 1871.
THOROUGHLY modern 2, 3. 4 and 5-room
apartment; 8 locations north. east and
south at reduced rent. See US or phone.
Il. H. WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trust Building
UPPER DUPLEX-4 rms. and bath, mod
ern, 2 screened porches; soft water; ga
rage Call Be 2218 day time or 1922
Plalnheld. Ind. after p. m.
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ILLINOIS, N. 43l-Apt. 3: rms. comp.
fur. overst., victrola; const. ht. wtr
LOCKERBIE, el2--small, strictly mod.
priv: nothing better for the price; $40.
NORTH SIDES rooms. furnished: for
summer; no children; ref. Wa. 0647.
TEMPLE. N 1928 - VIII share modern
home: every convience: reas Oh. 1167-W
BEAUTIFUL IRVINGTON-4 rms bath.
ideal home. evythg. furn. Adults IT. 3013.
LOVELY-Furn. bedrm. home: only re-
sponsible adults: Al ref. 1867 Park
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Help Wanted Female
PRESSER
Situations Wanted Female

IN NY OWN HOME-I will care for a 3
or 4-year-Old child. while parents are en-
pioyed. Best Of reference. He. 2962.
BUTLER STUDENT-Will care for children
afternoons and evenings. Hu. Abs.
COOKING-By experienced colored girl;
best OF reference. On. 5453-R.
WASHINGS - To bring home. soft va
ter white woman Mrs. Hull. Dr.. 6277-W.
CARE OF ELDERLY PERSON-In or out
o. the city. Dr. 4555-W.
NURSE-Priyate home, or in a doctors
Office, reference On 2637-M.
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Rooms for Rent
HOTEL EASTGATE
z. Washington at New Jersey SITS.
Some Larger-None Better"

z Washington at New Jersey Sts.
Some Larger-None Better"
F5reproof. modern. restfui rooms. taste
fully and elaboTatelv furnished. Raolo
service. Rates. $50 70 81 30. Special
weekly rates. 81 and up. II. 4502
FRONT RM.-Pri- emit: gar: $3.50. 50 wk.;
gents On. 5413-J
LARGE-Clean, light room; well furnished;
walking distance. Ri. 77l9. "
UNUSUALLY attractive rooms for Speed
way visitors; meals optional Ha 2200.
ROOMS-For Speedway visitors and travel
ing statesmen. Oh. 1898.
ROOM-A-l home; small family. gentle
man. references. Wa 0ez6.
Mcclellan. room; modern; furnished.
Dr. 4547. "
NICE ROOMS-Sleep. or housekeep:: car
space; for Speedway visitors. Ri. 1913
LOVELY-Front rm on car line; reference
required Call at 1864 n. Penn.
NORTH OF CREEK-Attractive front nm;
private home; College car. wa. 0s6g-M:
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Rooms for Rent


ASHLAND. f905-Nice modern rooms: suit
abe for Speedway visitors. He. 1904.
CAPITOL. ". l740-Nice. clean. modern
rms; hot water Ia. 1853.
CENTRAL. 274a-Sman. furnished room:
gentleman preferred. Ia. $40.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Vir. Ave: house.
keeping; also sleeping; clean, modern.
DELAWAPE. N. 725-Apt. Q: large. airy
rm.: adjoining bath. plenty hot water.
DORMAN. 4lASleeping rooms for Speed
way visitors: private family. On 0220.
EAST. Y. 718-Nice. cool rm.: modern;
lot water; So. Ri. 1853.
Ill n 43i-Apt. 8; front, cool; twin beds:
constant hot water: also single. 50.
ILLINOIS, N, 225o-Large. pleasant, front
room; 2 persons. Ia. 0725.
Ia SALE. n. 4la-Cool front rm.; near
car. bus line. Oh. 2736-J.
$40 MASS.
Modern rms. all redecoratsd. So ano
up single. Ii 0665.
MERRILL. E 537-Nice furnished sleep
ing nm: modern
NEW JERSEY, n, 5l8-Room suitable
Steering OF housekeeping. L. I'll:
NEW JERSEY. S. 1905 Sleeping rms: gen.
tlemen preferred. meals opt Dr. 6o53.
NEW YORK. W. 1910 49, Attractive furn.
nm: modern; hot water. Ii 1898.
NORTH-Front room: private. modern
home; $3.50 H3. l7i8-W.
PARK. 933-Room, kitchenette, alcove, also
4-roOm apt; modern.
PARK, Il09-Large south room; modern:
walking distance. L. 1851
PENN, n. 9lo-Apt. g: private living-rm.
bedrm. twin beds; reasonable.
BUCKLE. Unusually pleasant nm.
Young men. Breakfast. Va. ll26.
ST. CLAIR. 314 E.-Apt. 3: attractive
sleep. nm; hot va: mod: close. Ii BIB.
UNIVERSITY COURT. I3Il-NeWly deco
rated; furn.: walk. dist; girls. Ri. 3206.
WOODRUFF PL., go. MIDDLE DR.-Large
dandy nm: 2, garage. Oh. 1913
18TH, E. 5l7-Beautiful. cool room: mod
ern home; Central car; references.
TWO-Furnished rooms and bath: me To-
cation. 1877 N. Gladstone. Ir. 1878.
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SALESLADIES - Of personality,
neat and with business ability, to
sell electric radios. Salary and
commission.
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Gard of Thanks

CARD or THANK-Zimmerma Emma:
ne WITH TO express orr sincere THANKS 20
relatives and friends who we're so Kind
20 Us IN orr bereavement. especially 90
ve thank he fathers II Sacred Heart
sisters Of st Joseph. palibearers and un-
dertsker and all FOR The many beautiful
forsI offerings and spiritual bouquets
EuSRAED. pARENIs AND SISIEka-
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALA, N. 1838-New ktchenette apt;
/ furns never occupied. See them. He 2059
/ ALA. y. ll2O-Nice. modern, 2-rn. suite;
/ close bath: everything furn. L: 8694.
] ASHLAND. 1I28-Room furnished; utilities
/ paid. Ii. 1886
BEVILLE. n, 23-Strictly mod, furn.; g.
rm apt. priv; E. Wash. car; reas. Oh.
/ BROADWAY I3I9-2 front modern rms;
everything furnished $3.50. Ri. 5798.
BROADWAY l549-FUrnished I'M. and
kitchenette. reasonable. Ii. 2183.
CAPITOL. " 827 - Housekeeping rms;
everything furnished; modern: reasonable:
COLLEGE. -908-2 front rooms; modern;
phone; $3.50.
/ COLLEGE AVE. II43-Nice. airy rooms;
for light housekeeping; girls or employed
| couple; call after Z p. m. or SUNDAYS.
DEL. N, 906-Front room; alcoVe kitchen;
walking distance.
DELAWARE, N, 251412-Clean, mod. furn.
rms; for Speedway visitors. Ha. 4848-M
ILLINOIS, N. 2O05-3 rooms: private en-
trance; light. heat furnished.
ILLINOIS, N, 3232-Pleasant broom apt;
! everything furnished reason. Ha. 1853.
IRVINGTON-2 large front rms. well fur
nlShed: garage. 1928 julian ave.
MERIDIAN, s., 1Q24I,a-FQTnished house
Ne as ~ 2ft'7 looms ri 4125 -0S' u" -ll4
NEW JERSEY. n. 711-Front apt; also
front hall room; very cheap; modern.
NEW. YORK, E. 1048-Employed couple
to share home; children cared for during
day.
OHIO. r. $40 rooms. 81 week; ! room.
SO week; everything furnished.
ORIENTAL N. 20-2-room housekeeping
apt: everything furnished. Lii 9055,
PARK. 1925 unfurnished rms, light, gas
water. fUrn.: adults $25. He. 520l.
i WALNUT. E.. 115-2 furnished rms; walk.
dist: $50 mo. See housekeeper in base.
18TH. E.. 53l-3 furnished modern rooms.
So week.
3lST. W., 83O-2-room apt; furnished;
private entrance; adults. Ha. 152l-R.
% n BEVILLE-3-rm. furnished apt. Oh.
1911. after S ?. NJ.
LOVELY WOODRUFF-Larg rm.. water
furn.. complete sink. 81 Oh. 4l08
? UNFINISHED RMS. = Kitchenette,
/ bath; mod; newly deco. Oh. 2503-R.
LARGE RM.-Kitchen. breakfast nook, eve
erything fuTn. call at 1854 N. Penn.
LARGE ROOM-Modern; everything fur
nished. Dr. 4547.
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Business Announcements

/ THROOM-Complete $40. plumbing ano
| heating installed. Reas. Ia. 4057.
| FEATHERS Bought solo and renovated:
feather mattresses. pillows mace 70 ordef
F Z. Burke. 4l6 Mass Ave ri b6g2
| GRAVEL-Asphslt; roofs applied and re-
paired. DOYLE HEATING co. Ii. 1870
/ HOUSE PAINTING - interior. decora ting;
I comp. ms Terms. II. 2248. On. 60l4-W.
+ misunderstanding: exterior: prices Ieas
WILSON AND REEDY. II. 9337.
Decorating; by experts; we
are fully equipped for any JOB. Ia 2928-
I INTERIOR CLEANERS Specialize IN fine
paint washing. Call Dr. 1892
PAINTING-Int. ext. best material and
Horkmanship. win Higgins Ri. 62l3.
PAINT YOUR HOUSE NOW-Cash or 10
ri. 1923 Mr.. LEHR Dr. 5o44
PAINTING House. signs; get our estimate:
f. B. Coodloc. Ten mo. payment plan If
desired. Foruerl sat the courthouse Ii
O56l.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior; best
mate. and Vkmnship. O'Neal. Dr.. 2884-M.
PAINTING-Best material; experienced;
careful work: reasonable. He 1927.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. plaStering
general repair work. Oh. o469
samples, FRANK JACKSON. Oh. 2oo4.
PAPER HANGING
Cali after p. m. II. 916.
PAPER CLEANED-s1 per room; painting
Can Garden. DR.. 1899.
PAPER CLEANING-Hanging; cleaning of
all kinds. painting. JONES. Ha. ll0l-W:
PAPER HANGING-And painting: reason
able. Call BORN. Oh. 34l5-W.
PAPEP HANGING Cleaning and painting.
high-class work. Oh. 05l2.
PAPER HANGING-And painting; work
guaranteed. Oh. 0973 W. NJ. TRORNELL,
PAPER CLEANED-75c I'm. and up. Work
guar Call SCANLON, RI. 1908
REPAIRING ON Garages. new
fences. Building BY contract. Estimates,
permits. U l. Noel. Ii 4l38. ll40 Park.
EXPERT WALL PAPER
CLEANERS
Al work guaranteed. Call Ii $3.50.
RUGS CIEANED-IxI2, $50. Call for
del: lo-da spec. Ksmer Rug Co: Ch 1895.
WALL PAPER CLEANING: PAINT WASH
IEC-Price reas.; first class work guar
anceed n H.ll, Ri. 0349, anytime.
WALL PAPER REMOVED BY STEAM :
Save time and money. RI. 3912
WALL PAPER-And hardwood floors
cleaned: work guar. Hu. 4040. Oh. 1868.
WHITE WASH-Spraved chemically treat
ed 70 XII germs DESTROYS odors. Oh. 4312
ALI KINDS OF PLUMBING INSTALLED
AT REASONABLE PRICES Ia 1857
TO SAVE-Noney on your painting and
interior decorating. call Ii. 1898.
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DAVIS , IOHEC, M.
PIT n. ILLINOIS ST.

OUT OF TOWN-Wht:e. pastry and
salad combination. room and .-...--. $50
Second Cook Observation-Disclosures. Is
Waitress and Head Waitress
PARAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
licensed $50 When Bldg
GIRLS-TO SELL BUDDY POPPIES SAT
URDAY FOR T.. r ". CALL BE. 3l63-W.
HOUSEKEEPER-Cau before a m. after
p N. 229 y. Beville Oh $3.50.
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Houses for Rent

BELLEFONTt INE-6 rms. bath: garage;
SIS. MCPHERSON, ) rms; inside toilet s1S.
II. SAP.
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Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL. 1944-Nice nm; good meals:
or gentlemen; private home. Ia 0261:
CENTRAL. 232l-Gentleman preferred; ga
rage: private family he. 24sz.
CENTRAL. l626-Large. attractive room.
suitable j or g. adults; constant hot va
ter: garage optional. Ia. ll66.
MERIDIAN N. 2443-BEAUTIFUL RIM,
EXCELLENT FOOD.
PARK. I639-M0dern. front rm. for two:
twin beds; good meals. "
34TH ST ". 1II4-Furnished nm. home
privileges. meals optional. wldoXeE- S home
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM - Private
home: garage. Ha. 304l-J.
CHRISTIAN HOME-For aged or children;
Al reference. Be 1913, ring l.
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Pets and LtDe Stock

WE have 200 baby turkeys two weeks Old
also plenty of baby chicks and brooded
chicks.
BOYER's HATCHERY,
81 N. Delaware. Ri. 5470.
PERSIAN CAT-And kittens; registered
and pedigreed; very reasonable; more for
home leaving city. He 4563 evenings.
GERMAN POLICE PUPs-Pedigreed males
ana females: black ana tan. Hu. $685..
WHITE LEIGH CHICKS-l, 2 Wks. old -:
Sancred strain. Foster. Bech G. 98-R-1.
FOX TERRIERS WIRE-HAIRED: PEDI-
GREED REASONABLE. DIR. 7080-J.
HORSE-Harness and wagon or separate.
353 Lincoln st.
PEDIGREED POLICE PUPs-7 weeks old:
silver, black; reasonable. Ri. 1894.
RABBITS Low prices on prize winner
breeding SIX DAVID'S rear 1886 Mass Az
WHITE KING PIGEONS-26 prs; fine pts;
out Southeastern Ave. Beech G. 148-J2.
PEKINESE PUPPIES-Best pedigreed and
mo female 802 N. Oakland.
POLICE DOG-Female, mo- old; beautiful
markings: $50. 29li Moore Ave
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Lost ond Found
Special Notices

REDUCING rapidly. safely. amazing 70
suits, relief for rheumatism; neuritis.
diabetes. paralysis. kidney trouble. high
blood pressure all forms blood trouble
Nature AID Mineral Baths. 230 z. Ohio
St. Room 800. Castle Hall III. sop.
- so SIGNAL KHAKI PANTS s1.75. So
to-42 waist. 118 Virginia Ave.
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Real Estate for Exchange

EQUITY-In 5-rm strictly modern home,
for good used car, reasonable or cash.
1851 English Ave: Dr.. 74l2.
EQUITY-In 5-rm.. strictly mod home, for
a go. used car. 1861 English. DR.. 7412.
EQUITY-In 5-rm. strictly modern home
for a good used car. 1887 English Ave.
CENTRAL AVE.-Close in; Il rooms. 2
baths; fine location. owner, Ri. 4749.
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Farms for Sale
Building and Contracting

FARM-60 acres. good land. buildings fair.
close to Indianapolis; price $4,000. Terms.
Owner. II. 08f0
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Houses and Flats Furnished

LOVELY-4-rm. upper duplex; newly dec:
garage: utilities furn.; S35. Ha. 1915