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Piquant Irene Bordoni, French &C
cent and all, will be seen and heard
with the opening Friday Of paris"
at the Paramount theater.
Paris" is the spicy story Of q Bos-
ton family with Mayflower ancestry
who land in the French capital to
prevent the marriage of their son to
an actress. It is an all-dialogue pro-
duction with musical sequences de-
picting the French theatre. And
some of the lavishly brilliant scenes
are made in Technicolor.
Bordoni seems destined to become
as popular with screen audiences as
she was with New York theatregoers.
In Hollywood she gained a large fol-
Lowing as soon as the first "rushes" of
her picture appeared. Through Vita
phone another unique personality has
been transferred from the stage to
the Synchronized screen.
Jack Buchanan, English comedian,
and Louise Closer Hale, who played
in the footlight production of Paris"
take prominent supporting roles. ia
son Robards, Margaret Fielding and
Zasu Pitts are also in the cast.
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PETERSBURG
Petersburg Garage
RUGBY
Dahlund T. Lindseth
TAYLOR
Leadon Motor Co.
VALLEY CITY
Valley Motor Co.
WAHPETON-
Braun Super Service
Hoffman Motor Co.
Wahpeton Motor Co.
Whippet knight Sales CO.
WATFORD CITY
II, G.. Thomss
NESTHOPE--
Page Motor CO.
WISHEK-
r. ". BaumAnn
MINNESOTA pEALEAs:
GAINESVILLE
Berg Bros.
CROOKSTON-
Terrence Motor Co.
Crookston Motor Exchange
FERTILE
Fertile Oil Co.
HALLOCK-
Wickie Service Station
MOORHEAD-
Smith Motor Co.
STEPHEN
Stephen Impl. Co.
THIEF RIVER FALLS
G. Gustafs0n & Son
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Gophers M0bilizing
On Farm, Owner Turns
To Poison as Remedy

There is good 22-caliber gopher
shooting OH the ranch of c. E. john
son, six miles east of the city, along
highway No. g., but 1t isn't going to
last long If the gophers prove to have
good appetites for dainty food. John
son was in the city this morning and
took out a bag of poison to see wheth-
err that will rid the place Of the ro-
dents.
Recently two Bismarck sportsmen
who love shooting were on he place
and tried to clean it up, but the more
gophers they shot the more seemed to
pop up out Of pasture holes. The
riflemen shot SO many they grew
weary as the sport turned to drudgery,
and quit.
In a three minute observation,
Wednesday, Johnson counted 81 of
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ALEXANDER
Alexander Motor Co.
ANETA-
HaroldsOn e. Thingestad
BEACH,
Johnson Motor Co.
BISMARCK
Corwin- Churchill Co.
Sandin- Wilde Motor Co.
Stair Motor Co.
Ingstad Garage
Supcr-Six Sales Co.
Bismarck Motor Co.
BELFIELD-
Geo. S. Chrysler
C'ARPIO--
Carpio Motor CO.
COOPERSTOWN-
King Bruins Palace Motor CO.
DICKINSON
Sax Motor Co.
ID. w. Mckenzie & Son
II. ID. Keller
DEVILS LAKE
Harry E. McHugh, Inc.
Powell Motor Co.
Peterson 4 Leckman
w. ]. Redmond
FARGO
ISensec Motors
Larson Motor Co.
Murphy Motor Go.
7O6 Service
Robert Street Garage
McCullOch Motor Co.
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Fighting Is Bad for
Digestion Is Claim

Spokane, Wash, June 5.-N)-If
you must fight with your family.
don't do it at meal times, because you
can't fight well and digest well at the
same time.
Using that as a thesis in a speech
prepared for delivery today, DR.. w.
w. w. Pritchard, Los Angeles. told
osteopaths from Washington, Idaho,
and Montana that the two kinds of
nervous systems in the human body
can only do one thing at q time.
"The para-sympathetic system at
tends to the digestion Of meals" he
said, while the sympathetic system
takes car Of the business of fighting
and quarreling. Only one system can
work at q time.
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< HENS
RAISE EGG AVERAGE
April Return per Bird Jumps
From 1912 to 17.7 Cents; So
FIocks Under Record

An average of 14.4 eggs was laid by
each of the 5,912 hens in As North
Dakota farm flocks in April, accord
ing to the summary of the records
kept by the owners Of the flocks in
cooperation with farm economists Of
the Agricultural college. The aver
age return from each hen Owe the
cost of her feed was lit cents.
This record indicates that the hens
are getting down to business in earn
est, for in March the average egg
production vas 1872 eggs per hen and
the average income above feed cost
was 1913 cents.
One of the best production records
for the month was made bv a flick
of ~ Rhode Island White layers
owned by Mrs. M. Hultstrand, Milton,
Cavalier county. The flock laid 1904
eggs to average PSI eggs each. An
other good average, 23.5 eggs per hen,
was made by the 81 Plymouth Rocks
belonging to F. G.. Boettcher, Max,
Mclean county.
Among the largest of the flocks
owned by the SO poultry raisers who
are keeping records on their flocks> in
cooperation with the extension service
are those owned by Mrs. G. G. Nash.
Finley, Steele county. and Mrs. O. F.
Strege. L~idgerwood, Richland county.
Mrs. Nash has a flock of 448 Rhode
Island Reds, and Mrs. Strege has 1874
birds of mixed breeds.
The SO poultry record keepers r
located in IS counties, Al follows:
Richland. Z; Grand Forks, 4; Cava-
lier. S; Morton, g.: Mclean. 4; Ward,
]; Burleigh, /; Steele, 2: Benson, 3;
Grant, S; Barnes, 3; Stutsman, 2;
Walsh, S; Pembina, A; Sheridan, I.
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AT THE MOVIES
CAPITOL THEATRE

Songs from THE Cuckoos," RKO's
musical laugh hit coming soon to the
Capitol Theatre, captured the fancy
of virtually every star On the studio
lot when the picture was being filmed.
Ten catchy song numbers were
presented in this special production,
four of which were written especially
for the screen version Of the play.
The other six numbers were used in
the footlight presentation of the orig
inal story called 1.-THE Ramblers."
Wherever You Are" I'm a
GYPSY Il Love You So Much" and
Laugh Today and Cry Tomorrow"
are the new screen numbers. ALI
were written by Harry Ruby. .
There was much discussion on the
RKO lot as to which song would be-
come the most popular.
Bebe Daniels insisted that II Love
You So Much" would take the coun-
try by storm.
Richard Dix claimed wherever
You Are" was the best tune Of them
all.
Betty Compson thought Laugh
To-day and Cry Tomorrow" ranked
first.
Dorothy Lee. featured player in the
picture, preferred I'm a Gypsy"
which was natural as she plays a
gypsy maiden.
The Cuckoos" is claimed to be
'the laugh-a-minute" picture. with
some of the funniest scenes ever
flashed on the audible screen.
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~FESSENDEN-
Richards Tire Shop
FINLEY
Electric Shop
TLAXTON
FlaxtOn Motor co.
GREAT BEND
w. &. Bohn e. Son
GRAFTON
Grafton Auto f. Mach. Co.
GRAND FORKS
Master One Stop Station
HETTINGER-
Odcu e. Arnold
Mathiscn Motor CO.
LEEDS
Quality Service Station
LISBON
Motor Service Corp.
MINOT-
Blaisdell Motor Co. ~.
Parker Motor Co.
Stearns Motor Co.
Fr0saker Motor Co.
MINOR
Anton StOckstad
NEW ENGLAND
ID. w. Mckenzie & Son
NEW ROCKFORD
L. L. Russell
NEW SALEM
Blank Motor Sales
OVERLY
Lewis ScvcrsOn
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his present job with the county to
that OF a livestock staff man with the
Northern Pacific railroad. This
morning a bulky envelope arrived at
his office and in it he found Is rail-
road passes-so many that he may
never be able to use some of them.
They run from trunk line passes to
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D. A. r. CHIEF FOUND DEAD

Asbury Park, N. j., June 5.-(P-
Park Matthewson of Raleigh, N. c.,
newly elected vice president general
OF the Sons of the American Revolu-
ton. was found dead in bed today
at his hotel. He was IS years old.
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John D. Rockefeller
Advises Young Golfers

Lakewood, N. j., June 5.-R)-How
tc improve your golf, by John D.
Rockefeller: talk less and be deliber-
ate. He gave the advice to some
young fellows only half a century or
so old after he had come in on the
winning side of a foursome.
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o COMPLETED

st. Paul, Mimi, June 5.-(P-1hc
federal grand jury completed its in
CURRY into the affairs of the defunct
Ten Thousand Lakes Fur Farms COR
poration.
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the rodents. Then he cranked up and
came in to see County Agent Miesen
and now he is spreading tempting
bits Of poison bran around the goph-
er holes.
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New Job of Miesen
Carries Pass Thrill

County Agent A. r. Miesen is Just
beginning to realize the honor that
goes along with his promotion from
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Houses and Flats Furnishes
AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL

$50 n PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfurnishso
APARTMENTS. ultra modern. bath with tub
and shower. Frigidaire walking distance
Phone Ri. 1871.
DREXEL ARMS-730 N. nl.:2.3-rm. fur.
apts.: equip. hkpg.. $40. SIS wk. Il. 1921.
UPPER duplex: roms and bath. furn-
ished. adults. II. 1912
firm. COTTAGE-Complete Iy fur, within
= SQUARE of can line. Ha. 0l08.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfurnishsd anartments
IN ten locations SATISFIED TENANTS
is our SLOGAN Phone Ii. 1891 dav or
II. H. WOODSMALL & co.
r-fds14tv Dido
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BRAWL DEATH
CASE SET FOR
TRIAL NOV. II
William SecriSt Indicted in
haywood SpeakeaSy
Fatal Fight.

one Of the most important cases
on the criminal court calendar
that of William Secrist, 1927 Howard
street, alleged gambler and police
character. indicted for involuntary
manslaughter following brawl In
a haywood speakeasy in 1928, re-
sulting in the death Of a man-has
been set for trial Nov. II, 1t was
learned today.
Involving at least one deputy
sheriff, Secrist's case has remained
untouched since March, 1923, when
attorneys failed to throw the case
out of court on motion to quash.
, Blamed for Death
Secrist allegedly engaged in fist
fight with Victor Lockwood, tu-
bercular, Oct. 10, 1928, breaking
both jaws, as result OF which,
prosecutors charge, Lockwood died
Dec. II, the same year.
The matter never was investigated
ny OiApA -
'Keever's aids today said the case
reached their office with the state
pnent of a doctor that Lockwood
lied Of pneumonia.
Deputy Participant
The fight followed party at the
home of Mary Parmalee, near May
wood. Charles w. Bell, deputy
sheriff under Sheriff George L.
Winkler, was participant in the
fight, and was one of the witnesses
heard by the grand jury which
indicted Secrist.
Several states witnesses are said
to have disappeared, although Paul
Rhoadarmer, chief deputy pros
ecutor, said the case will be tried
without fail. Secrist's lunch room
was raided Thursday by police. Mrs.
Secrist was taken to police head
quarters, but released. She said her
husband was on fishing trip.
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NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERs

NOI1OE 1AAEA Efto
Notice is hereby given to tax payers
of the CITY of Indianapolis, that the
Common Council of the city of Indian
e epEAS ord dGm No. rs. 1880. which pro-
poses to. transfer moneys from certain
numbered funds to other numbered funds
s4s7.7S from Board of Health General
Fund to City Hospital General Fund No.
So. 500 90 Training School Fund No. IL.
Salaries and Wages. Regular to Power
Plant Fund No. ~ tSalaries and Wages.
t 81 10000 from Training school Fund No.
IL Salaries and Wages, Regularl to City
Hospital General Fund No. 3l4 Fruits
$4,000 from training school Fund 40.
II salaries and Wages, Regularl to
$4,000 from Training school Fund No.
IL Salaries and Wages. Regular) to
Garage Fund No. 252 (Repairs of EQUIP
$500 from Training School Fund No.
II salaries and Wages, Regularl to
Training School Fund No. 2s2 printing.
$4,000 from Training school Fund No.
II Salaries and Wages. Regular to City
Hospital General Fund No; 224 Water:
Il salaries and Wages. Regularl to City
Hospital General Fund SO tsupplies. Cen
81 10000 from Training School Fund
to Power Plant Fund No; s2i tcoall.
larl to City Hospital General Fund No.
$4,000 from laboratory Fund No. 722
tsbqTstoTyE Fund No. SIS Medical. sur.
$500 from Laboratory Fund No. 72s
Live stock TO Laboratory Fund No. 343
$4,000 from citv Hosnitai General Fund
MOI II Salaries and Wages, Regular to
CITY HOSPITAL General Fund No. 22l lElec-
$500 90 from CITY Hospital General Fund
City HOSPITAL General Fund No. IS tGen-
$500 90 ison, Laundry Fund No. 252 IRE
er rai Fund No. Isl CRepsirs Of BuiIdinSsl,
100000 from Laundry Fund No. 45i
Parts OF Eouipmentl to City Hospital
sisT.s7 from TraininE School Fund No.
pitsl General Fund No. Sll bakery
$4,000 from Training school Fund No.
General Fund No. si4 Fruits and veee-
me above described Ordinance is due
TO come up for passage at the next regu-
lar meeting Of the Council 70 be held
on the 18th dsv OF October. 1880. at $50
After said appropriation has been de-
termined- any ten or more taxpayers teel-
ing themselves agerieved may appeal 70
for further and final action thereon hy
dlinR Of petition therefor with the Marion
County Auditor not later than ten days
sfter said additional appropriaticn has,
I'D the state Board OF Tax comraissioners
viii TX q date for hearing in this County
Tsnsss ny ns ne q cav q II sspt en-
isEAIl' HENRY o. ooETT.
City Clerk.
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Business Places for Rent

CAPITOL. N. l51s-Store room for rent
or lease. Reasonable. Ri. 2234.
DESIRABLE STOREOn the Circle. For
appointment address Times. Box B-155.
SPLENDID corner for independent gro
cery: near modern school. Oh. 4Io7.
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Suburban for Rent

37TH and WHITTIER PLACE. rooms.
strictly mod fireplace. sun room. hot
squares E. Of Emerson on ssth then back
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Apartments for Rent

ILLINOIS. N. 23s-Graystone: one and
two-room apartments downtown. $40 per
month UP. Open any time.
La SALE. n, 1928 rms. unfur.; bath,
garage; semi-modern.
LEXINGTON AvE.-3-rm. apart. modern.
utilities furnished: SIS. DE-. 413z.
LOCKERBIE. 527--4 rooms, private bath:
walking distance. u. 7Ie0.
MER.. s.. l2is-5-room apt. including
heat: reasonable rent. Cal DR.. 1888.
NEW JERSEY 522-LovelV 2. = ana s-rocm
apt: strictly mod Ress RI. 1881
WASH. E.. 50l2l3-5 rms. modern; shade
and norches: investigate: indncement.
81. Cali 1880 E. Tenth. Ia. 6o74.
nth w.. 42-Nicelv decorated kitchenette
apt: heat. HIGHT. gas, water and ice fur:
$3.50. Apply Apt. I. TIE GRANT:
Bath, 2o5-FOUR ROOMS. BATH.
SUN PORCH. WA. zl6l-M.
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
us help you md one. positively no extra
commission and 10 obligations; we
usually furnish car and driver to chow
Ri. 1871 dav and night service.
DARTMOUTH APIS.
Mich. E., 22l; ideal, coy. efficiency
apts.: utilities furnished. $40 up.
NJ lao N OLGA A.. ApT GS7::elv secor.tea.
months rent free. Ri. 0543.
PATRICIA APIS.
8 rms. Frigidaire; utiI. furn: Dr.. 259l-M:
4 ROOMs-Furnished or unfurnished; suit
able students or teachers. Oh. 4249.
KRIEGER APIS.
1856 E. PROSPECT ST.
Three rooms newly decorated. SIS. $50.
See custodian or phone day or night.
II. H. woODsMALL e. co.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

jOaN GUlJElHOEkEsk WAGON CIV
repatY or make new sons and curtains 1og
YouFhssr. 2o7 Kentucky Ave.
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DEBTORS OF DEFUNCT
AUTO COMPANY SUED
Peterson Reyes Firm Receiver Acts
to Collect $500 Accounts.


Eighteen suits against debtors of
the defunct Peterson-Keyes Auto
Sales Company to collect 5000 on
delinquent accounts, were filed to-
day in civil municipal court one by
George A. Van Dyke Jr., receiver.
Paul H. Reyes and William B.
Peterson, owners, were found guilty
last spring of misappropriating
almost 100000 of the company's
funds and now are serving two to
fourteen years prison sentences
given by Criminal Judge James A.
Collins.
Van DYKE was appointed receiver
Of the remains of the company by
Superior Judge William S. Nc
Master.
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Special Notices
BABY GOLF
STATE TOURNAMENT

Elimination start at the &c.
hole course, III miles from Me-
ridian ST., out East Washington
st. Also at the 18-hole course at
Riverside Park, 1549 West Both
st.
All state tournament games
will be played at these courses,
as they are the largest and most
capable of holding the crowds.
Examinations, Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Course champions will be
decided Saturday.
State finals played Oct. l, 2, 3
and 4th.
INDIANA MINIATURE
GOLF ASSOCIATION
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Apartments for Rent

BEIIFFONTAINE. 23i5-3 rms. and bath:
recently repainted and reoecorat ted: lower
apt: heat. water. garage. Dr.. BIOS.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1918 rms. and bath
downstairs. utilities furn.. SIS month.
ia. 1851. "
BROADWAY. 2lST-3-rm. mod: plenty
heat; fne location reasonable. he. 1858.
ILLINOIS. N. si0lz-Beautiful efficiency
ants. furnished or unfinished Ii 1884
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Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
IACc.IE

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 1921
In the mattr of the app. ion of Nc
Daniel Freight Line for ttif1cate Of
public convenience and necessity to OPP
crate motor vehicles as q common car
Tler OF property over state highways Nos.
Al and ~. State of Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission OF Indiana will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause IN the rooms Of the commission,
401 Statehouse. at Indianapolis. Indiana.
az 10 O'Clock a. m. on Tuesday. october Z.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
By R. N. YouNG. Examiner.
Indianapolis, Indiana.
September rs, 1880.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of
mon Council of the City Of Indianapolis
now has pending before it. General Or
dinance No. 70. 1890. which proposes to
eash Ssa is 81 n the san
tary Maintenance and General Expense
Fund. and that the said sum of 100000
be appropriated to certain numbered
funds as follows. to-wit:
to Fund No. I. "a. Administration.
printing and advertising. IS 400
to Fund No. II. 81. Collection.
The Sg above described Ordinance is due due
TO come up for passage at the next reRu-
lar meeting Of the Council to be held
on the 9Th dav of october. 1880. at
1880 D. m.
After said appropriation has beef de-
termined, any ten or more tax payers
feeling themselves aggrieved NAV appeal
to the State Board of Tax Commissioners
for further and final action thereon by
filing of petition therefor with the Marion
County Auditor not later than ten days
been made bv the said Common Council
and the State Board of Tax Commits
sioners will fix date for hearing in this
County.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
City of Indianapolis. this 10th day of
TSEALl HENRY o. GOETT,,
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Death Notices

McAIN. J4NIEzBeloyed wife Of william
Mccain, died Thursday. Funeral notice
later. KIRBY & Dim SERVICE.
SMITH. WILLIAM Beloved husband Of
Grace Smith, father Of Mildred " and
Floyd z. Smith. brother Of Gilbert Of In
Of Hamilton. o.. passed away Thursday,
Sept. IS. 1880. at TAO D, m. age g
gss arSS Erie n,t nav eaIi At z. GROSS
Friday evenings. any time. Funeral and
burial at Lancaster O.. Monday after
noon Lancaster (o.l papers please
In MemOriam Notices
IN MEMoRIAM-In sad and loving re-
memnrance Of my darling wife GRACE
oAEMsoDY. a. WHO passed away year
Heavy is, my heart today.
MEMORY brings me back once more
70 the time when you we're with me.
To the happy days Of yore.
Sadly missed BY husband.
IL. MEMORIAM-In loving remembrance
o. our niece. cousin and sister-ln-law.
GRACE CARMoDY. who left US one year
Some may think you are forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more,
But in memory you are with US
As you always we're before.
ANNfE. TuNEY AND NELLIE.
Funeral Directors
WIN BEANBLossoM
Phone Be. 1888. 1921 W. Ray 9,
w. T. BLASENGYM
Main Office z22O sheIns 81
Drexel 1870.
George Grinsteiner
80 Aile, ss74 M : ~
UNDERTAKES
HISEY & TITUS
s3l n. Delaware. Ii. Ss2l
LAUCK FUNERAL HOME
1883 S. Meridian st. Dr.. 2140.
"a REAL HOME FOR sERVICE."
RAGSpALE e. PRICE
q 5000 1919 N Alabama
C.. wilson funeral Darlors ambulance
ment. Or. 032l and DR.. 0322.
-=--
Personals
BRUCE'S CAFE NO. 2
235 N ILLINOIS
Where the same high quality OF food
Is maintained as at 737 N. Penn.
BAD accounts collected or no charge
BIRDSALL. 9ll Roosevelt Bldg. Ri. 2265.
COMFORTS recovered. quilts quilted by
hand. Oh. 6298-R.
ECTIVES-Private. CONFIDENTIAL.
Offices. 445l Csrrollton Ave. HUI. 3l07.
C:I NIAs
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Storage and Transfer
Help Wanted Male

AL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES months
rent for less than q months work. Stop
6is Rockville road Kerr.
WANTED-Man With car; $4,000 needed.
once. fAddres Times, Box B-i56
WANT 9---Experienced AoStvlene welders
on seamless steel tubing Apply Servel.
Inc. Evansville. Ind.
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Barter and SWAP
Poultry and Supplies

800 Tancred Leghorn Pullets ready 20
Law BOYER'S HATCHERY. Ri. $50. OF
write to ThorntoEn. md
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Houses for Sale

HOMES. suburban. business investment
property. FAULKNOR. 1910 N. Sherman
DR.. Oh. 3438.
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East

WALLACE. 75s-Six rooms: bedrooms;
strictly modern. long hvingroom. east
front lot. $50 feet wide vacant: excel
lent location. Price reduced for i'm
mediate sale 70 $500 clear. $500 down,
$40 per month. L. j. SEXTON REALTOR
Indiana Trust Bldg. Ri Isl ana II. o62l.
RANDOLPH N. 424-7 rooms. modern. ex-
eept furnace. newly decorated large lot I:
500 down. $50 mo. Mr.. ALBERSHARDT
II. 1890. Hu. 6i24
BROOM MOD; bungalow. fdreplacs- gaT.
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Help Wanted Male

wANTED-A MAN AND WIFE TO KEEP
HOUSE 302 S. TEMPLE
WHITE BCY-About u: distribute biotters
after SCHOOL. 242 Indiana Ave.
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COLORED BARGAIN
I40O Block Columbia Ave; Z rooms and
$3.50; priced for a quick sale, 50, 500
ELMORE BROS. REALTY CO., 40l In
land Bank Bldg. Ri. 1898.
DEXTER. zoos rooms modern. / block
from Riverside car. blocks from school,
paved alley. No Barrett. First loan.
$4,000; price for quick sale $3.50. Terms
5000 down. $50 per month Ia 1427-M