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Legal Notices

TO BE SOID-Nash coach. 1925 model;
motor number 1871. serial number
64O87. For storage and crane-in charges
amounting to S34 May II.
FANCHER GARAGE. haywood.
WILL sell at Public Auction at 10 a. m.
Nav 20. 1890 one Willys-Knight touring
car, Model 1924. Motor No. 5l3026, Ior
storage and repair charges OF $50. 23I
s Bancroft ST.
WILL sell at public auction, one 1922
o'clock Thursday, May goth, 1880, Tor
repair and storage charges OF Si4.4o.
DILLON CARROLL GARAGE,
HOS Mass Ave
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
State of Indiana, Me- rion County, SIS.
James c. Mathews Administrator of
the estate of Laura G.. Hoffman,. DECD.
versus George I. Hoffman, ct. al. Est.
Doc. s5 M29l12.
estate of Laura c. Hoffman, deceased,
hereby gives notice that by virtue OF an
order Of the Probate Court of Marion
County Indiana. he will at the hour OF
10 O'Clock A. NJ on the goth day of May,
1890 at his office at No. 11C6 Odd Fellow
Building in the city of Indianapolis IND.
offer for sale at private vendue all OF
the interest of said decedent in and to
the following real estate in Marion
County State of Indiana, to-wit:
Lot number Seventeen 17l in Duyall
and Dupree Company's LIST addition to the
City of indianapolis.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Said real estate will be sold for not less
than the full appraised value thereof, for
cash and free and clear OF hens ana
encumbrances except the taxes thereon
for 1880 PAYABLE in 1881. Said sale VIII
be subject to the approval of the Probate
Court of Me-ion County. Indiana. and
will continue from day TO day from and
after the above de te until sold.
JAMES C. MATHEWS,
Administrator
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AT the Walker

The Spirit OF 1890 is a proper title for
the new show of the Whitman Sisters.
widely known dance artists. which opened
at the Walker Monday night.
Opening with the theme song, "Sweeter
Than Sweet" the fast ard poppy chorus,
the whitmans best pick. took the capac
ity crowd by storm.
Bert and Alice are the big shots" Of
the show and are Offering indianapolis
theater patrons the best production of
their long and successful career.
Essie Whitman. one of the four surviv-
ing members of this long popular line of
show women. wins big applause in her
character bit featured WITH the song.
True Blue
Miss Lena Curry and Franc McClenna
are great in their song and dance skit.
Their song BY the WAY. is irresistible
10 all who watch their stage grace and
subtiety at love making.
A whole show in itself IS the quintet OF
"Ukelele Bows" which is serving an I'M
usually sparkling brand Of music.
Virgil Sproggins' presence on the auin-
tet stan. with his monkey shines" makes
it a whale OF an attraction. Douglas
Daniels adds his share with the enchanting
Saving All NV Love For You" song hit.
Pops" Whitman and Daddy Jones won
the hearts Of the big audience with their
fast and varied dance sensation. They IN
troduce all new steps
Sam Reed and Willy Too Sweet"
comedians. are ever on the Job win their
inimifable laugh producing success.
Princess Wee Wee 'Sleezie." Maurice
Mitchell and Margaret Watkins add to the
galaxy Of stars that will make The Spirit
Of 1880" the talk Of the town until the
final curtain Sunday night.
Paris Bound" featured by Ann Hard
.~g. is the screen Offering for the entire
week and is being presented over the i'm
proved and new Walker sound equipment
recently installed at the theater.
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JUDGE FILES PLEA
WITH SUPREME COURT
Arguments on Wetter's Demurrer to
Be Heard During Afternoon.

Municipal Judge Paul c. Wetter
fled a demurrer in Indiana supreme
court today to an application of writ
OF prohibition against extradition to
Vanderburg county by Henry Bed
ford-JoneS. adventure fiction writer
Bedford-JoneS fights return to
Evansville, where he faces citation
for contempt of court for failure TO
bring a child into court in proceed
ings following divorce granted his
former wife. He now is re-wedded
and resides in California.
Arguments on the demurrer and
writ CT prohibition we're to be held
during the afternoon.
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Death Notices

DIX. MINNIE K.-Sister OF Charles Rails
kopf. passed away May II. age 81 years.
Remains will be at VALID FUNERAL
PARLOS. 1922 Union St. until Wednes-
day morning. Burial North Vernon. Ind.
JOHNSON. FMILY-Age rs years widow
of W S. Johnson passed away Monday
morning Services at the residence. 2943
W. Washington. Wednesday, 2;30 p. m
Friends invited.
MARGARET - Beloved
daughter of Mrs. Anna Waters Shaugn-
messy. sister Of Thomas and Edward
Shaughnessy. died at the home, 1926 E;
North St. Sunday night. Funeral
Wednesday Nav Il. $40. ct residence;
Q a. M. St Philip Neri church. Burial
HOLY Cross cemetery Friends invited.
KTPBY-DTNN SERVICE.
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In MemOriam Notices

IN MEMORIAM- loving remembrance
of our darling little daughter Dorothy
who left us two years ago today.
bud the garden gave us.
pure and loving child,
He gave it to our keeping to cherish
undeflled.
Just as the bud was opened
To the glory of the day.
Down came our heavenly Father,
And took our bud away.
Sadly missed by MOTHER. BROTHER
RUSSELL and SISTER FLORIS YODER.
IN MEMORIAM- memory of Dorothy
xocer. who died two years ago today
Nav IS. 1928
All by myself I think of YOU.
Think of the things you used to do.
Think of the things yCu used to say.
Think of you dear in every way.
Sometimes I cry. sometimes 1 smile,
When I think of you dear all the while.
Sadly missed by
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capella choir will
n g Wednesday
night, himself is a
graduate of the
Westminster choir
school Of Dayton,
Ohio.
Two ideals are
behind the choir
sc hool project. "
Or. Pfohl declared.
First, to promote
worship by song;
and second. to
stimulate highest
artistry in church
music"
DR.. John Finley
Willian1rc " ] |
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direct the choir, brought to Indian
apolis under the auspices Of the
Women's Missionary Social Union,
interdenominational group Of church
women. A downtown ticket Office
has been opened in the Indianapo-
lis Power and Light Company Office
on the circle.
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BRITAIN Aids AgricuIture

LONDON. May 13.-The British
house of commons acted to aid
British agriculture when it approved
an appropriation of approximately
s6,66I $50 for the ministry of agri-
culture Monday night.
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Lost and Found

CHILDRENS PETFox terrier. black
white. near Mars Hill. Name Jiggs. Re-
ward. Be. o8l6.
DIAMOND out OF mounting. size about 2iz
karats. lost Monday morning, between
Ohio and Vermont on Illinois St. Finder
will be we'll rewarded. Apply Apt. So Rink
apartment. 4Oi N. Illinois s..
LADY found purse Leader store Sat. keep
money. return purse. contents. SIS E.
Georgia.
LOST laundry BAGS on Prospect or
Southeastern; family needs. DR.. 2slT-R.
PARTY who called about Beta Beta Beta
sorority pin. call MISS JOE. Ri. 555l.
PERSIAN CAT-Tabby male very young.
name Doll: lost vicinity 1900 n. Meridian
Liberal reward. Ii. 65l6.
STRAND-Crvstal beads. lost Thursday.
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Business Announcements

LET US BUILD THAT SCREEN PORCH.
OVERHAUL YOUR SCREENS. If it is
made Of wood We can make It,
NORTH SIDE LUMBER co
5228 winthrop Ave. Hu. 3266
FEATaERS-Bo Bought solo ana renovated
leather mattresses, pillows made to order
z Burke. 43l-433 Mass. ave Ri. $685.
BUILDING Contractor remodeling, re-
free: payments. EBERHART. On. 423s.
PLUMBING-Outht complete. tub, closet,
lavatory and sink, $40, installation and
repair work Chas. Sheets Oh. 5845.
EXPERT WELDING AND CUTTING.
Prompt service 1921 z. 10th st. CHI. 2468
CENTRAL WELDING SERVICE.
HAVE that furnace overhauled or replaced
before fall. and save money. CALDWELL
SUPPLY CO. SIS E. McCarty. DR.. 5se8.
BATH ROOM-Complete. SEQ: plumbing
q heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 4057
TINNING-Rooang; furnace repairs: get
RUGS cleaned. EXP. $3.50. Call for del
Today special. Keemer Rug Co. Oh. 5336.
CARPENTER-Scr built-in cabinets:
estimates free. ROBERTS. Be. 453l-J
HARDWOOD FI.OORS-Sanded and REIN
ished. new floors laid: reas. Oh. 2726.
BONDED SEWER MANAGEMENT, FUR
MACE; GEN. REPAIR. Oh. 2283-J, EVE.
RUG CLFANERS-9xl2 rugs
thoroughly cleaned. Sis. Il. 1912
WISE Upholstering. Refnishing: 1o yrs.
exp. 1908 n. Talbot. He. an
GRADING-And sodding. cement work:
digging cellar. H. w. hutchlns. On. COL.
ELECTRICAL sERVICE-And repairs; no
job too small. JORDAN. Ia 1882
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK--And
porches; large or small Jobs. Dr. 1895.
= Remodeling roofing,
painting. Call for est. DR.. 4385.
GRADING sodding. excavating. hauling,
sewer digging. cement work. CHI. 309l
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Apartments for Rent
OH Cnlleoe

Threc-room Apartment. s32
MARION REAL ESTATE
Ii. 6612, 13l z. Ohio. Ia. COOL.
ILL, N. 1927-2-room and kitchenette
apartment, bath. electricity. gas, water,
oil heat furnace; employed couple; reas.
ILLINOIS, Beautiful efficiency apis.
Furn- or unfinished, ress. Ii. 1894
MARKET E. 1855 rooms. bath, steam
heated lower apart, redecorated. DorcheS.
gar, vd. 5cel. location; S42.50. Hu. 1858.
MICHIGAN. E.. 22l-New efficiency dinette
Apartment: furnished and unfurnished. all
utilities included. reasonable. Ii. 07t5
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Suburban for Sale
ACRE TRACTS
Rockville Road

Close in. Is minutes from monument on
interurhan and bus lines. Advantages
are. low taxes. level rich SOIL good streets.
drainage sewers. electricity and CITY de-
livery service. Many fire homes near
Prices very low on very easy terms. Let
us show you these. Call Mr.. Kautsky. RI.
1886 II 45s2.
W.R~ HUNTER CO.. REALTORS.
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NAB DESTRUCTIVE GOAT
Cleveland Police ARREST" Nanny for
Pillaging Vegetable Garden.

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, May 13.-Cleveland
police had in custody today white
nanny goat, captured in the act Of
pillaging a vegetable garden. Pa
trolmen lassoed her with a piece Of
clothesline. There is no Ohio stat
ute to cover the case, it was said.
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CONCERT WILL
Be GIVEN BY
NEGRO TENOR
Benefit Performance to
Feature Numbers by
Rising Musician.

Leonard Franklin. Negro tenor,
who has been aided in his musical
education by public-spirited citizens
of indianapolis, will appear in con-
cert Thursday night at Crispus At
tUcks high school.
The concert. a benefit for Frank
lin, is being sponsored by the Y. M.
G. A. where tickets are on sale.
Tickets may be purchased at the
high school office, also.
Among citizens who have pur-
chased block of tickets are Leo NJ.
Rappaport, Rabbi Milton Steinberg,
Herman P. Lieber and the Portfolio
Club, where he has sung.
Mrs. Francis 3. Ccston, head of
the Educational Aid Society of the
Negro group, first to aid Franklin's
academic training, is active in the
sale Of tickets for the benet affair.
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Pianist viii Assist

y
Campbell, pianist, Butler university
graduate, who also is popular with
radio fans.
The program Thursday night will con-
sist Of both spirituals and operate num-
bsrs and starts at s.15
Following the concert. Franklin win 20
10 Boston to make preparation for his
studies at the Now England Conservatory
Of Music this fall according to his spon-
sors.
Thirtieth anniversary OF the Womans
Club viii be celebrated with dinner in
Jordan Hall. Phyllis wheatley Y. W. C. A..
Friday night. Mrs. Elizabeth Herod is
president.
Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will speak. Others
on the program include Mrs Lillian J.
Brown. president OF the Central Association
of Colorcd Women; Mrs. Carrie Crump.
president Of the State Federation of
Colored Women. and Mrs. Julia Reed.
president Of Elizabeth Carter Council.
The Woman's Club is the first organiza-
ton to start charity work among Negroes
and is maintaining home on East Four
teenth street for unfortunate colored girls.
Speaks to Council
Miss Mae Belcher spoke to Student
Council Of School Monday. Miss Becher
talked on Preparing for an abundant
Life" Mrs. Mary E. Gable is 1rincipal,
Regular midweek services at Simpson
NJ E. church will be in charge Of the
pastor the Rev. NJ. w. Clair Jr.
Annual costume recital Of students of
Mrs Lillian NJ. Lemon of the Cosmo
politsn School Of Music will be held under
auspices of the Progressive Aid of Barnes
M z. church Friday night.
Those on the program include Ruby
Hammonds. Margaret Clay. Rosilind Hall,
Doris Brown Wanda Campbell. Rosalyn
Van Horn. Thelma Ransom, Camille and
Morris Taylor. A'Lelia Ransom, Clara
Baughman. Dorathea Jamerson. Mary
Alice Harris Roberta Pope. Virgil Jones
Jr. Alma Davie Julia Johnson. Doris and
Lillian q. Auter odessa Carr Jack Porter,
Vivian Rhea and Carl Stevenson. Pupils
of Miss Mae Clements Mrs. Marjorie
Brown. Mrs Carlotta McNary. the junior
chorus. and the Live Wire quartet will
assist.
Last joint council Of Girl Reserves and
Hi-Y boys is 10 be held Thursday at 5.
Rowena Hardrick is chairman Of the COM
mittee. Girl Reserves will be in charge of
a program for parents and teachers of
School g at their meeting Wednesday
afternoon.
Club to Give Reception
Old Settlers Civic and Social Club. Inc.
will entertain with a receDtion in honor
Of officers who have served a year or more.
tonight at the Colored Orphans Home,
East Twenty-hfth street and Keystone
avenue. Members are to invite two guests.
Annual Mother and Dauhter banquet
Of Girl Reserves is to be held at Phyllis
Wheatiey Y W. C. A, Friday at g.
Miss Izora Brooks Of Ethel street has
been called to Pasadena. Cal, on account
OF the illness of Mrs. Kittie Mann
Baker. formerly OF this city.
BENJAMIN Sommers of Chicago was
weekend guest of his brother. Ira Som
merS. in Calvin street.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Waymand Ward
end the Rev and Mrs. Frederic D. Jordan.
Chicago. are guests Of the Rev. and Mrs.
NJ ". Clair Jr.. at their home in
Boulevard place.
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WESTMINSTER CHOIR
WILL APPEAR HERE
Pastor of City Church Is Graduate
of Dayton Music School

DR.. Henry Clauder Pfohl, minister
of music of the First Presbyterian
church, where the Westminster
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Room for Rent With Board

ALABAMA. N. l802-Room. home cooking
Private. mod. home. Ia. 6626.
CAPITOL. N. 230l-Front room for q;
private. home; $3.50. Ha. 4975-M.
CENTRAL, i626-Large front rm.. nicely
furn; constant not water; home privi-
leges; breakfast, evening dinner. Ia. ll66.
COLLEGE & 24TH-Pleasant. front. mod.
rm.: private home; meals opt. He. 1417.
GRAY, N, 528-Front room. or 2; ex-
cellent meals; laundry: Oh. 3503-M.
JOHNSON AVE, 1O5-Loyely I'm; adults;
good meals. II. 1852.
NEW JERSEY, N. 2229,-Newly decorated
front rm.; strictly modern home. pleas
ant surroundings; good meals; block
Central car. Ia. 4706.
CHILD UNDER Good care: lovely rm.,
porch and ward; nurse girl in attendance;
SIS week. Ri. 5613. =
LOVELY modern rm.: private family;
breakfast; garage: 81. DR.. 5547.
JAMES HOME.
2062 NJ New Jersey: twin beds, shower
bath; business men. Ia. 69l6
LITTLE GIRL to board. Must be Protes-
tant. Oh. 1734-J.
CHRISTIAN HOME-Aged or children; Al
references; front; satisfied boards. Be.
1919 ring
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Real Estate for Exchange

10 ACRES bartholomew county. good
home and barn, about 20 acres bottom
land gravel pit Price So. 600. Will trade.
clear Oh. 1851. 1910 Vermont.
FOR TRADE. 7-rm brick home. garage.
filling station at Edinburg. Indiana. Clear.
price 81 600 for clear farm. J. ISEN-
HOVER. GIT Ashland Ave City. Ri. 1885
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ALA N, Pleasant rm.i twin beds;
private home. Ia. 1881. or HI. 1891
BI2OOKVILLE AVE. 75-Mod., sleeping
room. $3.50: girl preferred. II. 1853.
CAPITOL. n, 3944-Attractive, airy rm,.
private home; break. opt; gar. Wa Oz25.
CENTRAL 194s-Desirable sleeping or
housekeeping. Ideal location. op. 5ath.
DELAWARE, N, 2264-Nice nm; good
Transportation: private home. Ia. 1g0o:
HAMILTON AVE. N, 5ll--Mod. rms pri-
y9te home; bd. opt. mr. CT INES IN. Z39L.
ILLINOIS n. i34O-Beautiful front nm.
lst floor. Adults. strictly modern RI. 6l82.
MERIDIAN. $40 N: Apt. 1-A-Modern fur
nished room: hot water: gentlemen.
MERIDIAN. N. l739-Only vacancies
left for gentlemen. Rooms. are nicely
furnished; hcmelike., vet hotel style;
INN. Ia 6043 and o957.
MERIDIAN, n. 220a-Front airy room;
private bath; pleasant surroundings.
MERIDIAN. n. 2315-Front rm., suitable
for q breakfast and garage.
OAKLAND. 1lS3-Front attractive room;
l or 2. private home: gareEe. On. z252-R.
PARK. 272s-Very Desirable room. adioin-
family; ! or 2 gentlemen He. 5000.
PARK. HERON: ? girls; privileges:
$3.50 each Ri. 5673.
PENN. n. Is20-Nicely furnished rm.: or
gen1ement private home "a. 10
PENN. N. 9I9-Apt 10: front nm bath;
PENNA. 1850 unfinished room: mod.
: conceniences; reasonable. He. 1858.
PERSON. 2238-Large front rm.: twin
beds: men OF couple. IA. ss7a-M.
PUCKLE. 33oe-Attra~tive room. private
home: gentlemen, Wa. iTS2-M.
SPRUCE. l3a1--i front room: lady or
gentleman: 81 axsek- Dr.. 5oo4.
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Suburban for Sale
FOR CoLoRED
Business Property for Sale
Miscellaneous for Sale

BUSINESS place at Morris and Dakota
SITS. suitable for filing station; priced
very rea sonable DR.. $3.50
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Help Wanted Male

WANTFD-House painter and a carpenter.
Must know their business and willing to
work cheap. Give reference. Box B "a.
Times.
DELIVERY BOY-One out of school. No
phone calls. Barley's Pharmacy. 26O2
North Capitnl Ave. "
EXPERIENCED automobile statesmen, 2
part time men. C. K. MARTIN CO.. 445l
w washington.
WANTED Drug clerk. assistant to phar-
roacist. Barlev's Pharmaev. 1902 N Capitol.
PAPER HANGER WANTED-424 N. For
est Oh SPIT.
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Radio and Equipment

MAJESTIC. ei-Electric radio in Low Boy
cabinet Must dispose of ST. equity for
SIS. Balance 50 week Wa. I559-R.
AERIALS-s3 up. Radio repairing. 81 per
rail- Lightning Radio Servfce. Oh. 1910
MAJESTIC radios. SO down Dolls Serv-
ice Station, 35z0 Madison Ave. Or. $3.50.
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Help Wanted Female


LADIES Having had experience in dem
onstrating health and foundation sup,
porting garments in the home. city and
surrounding towns. National concern es-
tablished for over 25 years. Call or write,
$40 State Life Bldg, Clara Duckum, dis
trict manager.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Prefer one who
would like to own shop. North side. IN
ouire 224 Mass. Ave.
GIRI-To work in grocery afternoons.
Geisen6orf Market. 28th and Sherman DR..
Situations Wanted Male
POSITION wanted with contr. on roads
const. yrs. exp 2 with state dept col
lege degree in engr. Phone Ia 1885.
Situations Wanted Female
BEAUTY PARLOR operator. man capable
of handling all types of beauty culture.
Box B93 Times.
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Storage and Transfer

lOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER.
Fire-p proof storage house. Store now. paw
months later. No charge for hauling
in New trucks. Experienced men.
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO.
419 E. Market. ------ Ri 1750:
STORAGE MOVING
LARGE SANITARY WAREHOUSE.
STATE STORAGE, Inc.
227-231 N NEW JERSEY. IL 226s:
LOCAL and overland healing: packing ano
shipping IN household goods. OTTO J
SUESZ, Ri 6561 Ri. 1928. Mites. Oh
H. TAYLOR TRANS & STORAGE
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
from Chicago St. Louis. Detroit. Cleve-
lend CT other cities. Or. 3071 or RI 1853
MOVING-s2. so UP. Ila-TON VAN: Elk
pERIENCED. PROMPT. LEE FURNI-
TURE AND TRANSFER co. Ii. SIT.
BORMAN TRANSFER CO. satisfactory
moving service. overland trucking OF
furniture and freight. Oh. 5571.
BPTTTON TRANSFORM Moving $3.50 load:
LARGE trucks responsible men. Dr.. 7616
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Pricee
reasonable. Call at all times. Ia 374l
CALL BARNES & SON TRANSFER FOR
Al SERVICE & REAS. RATES. DIR 2664.
MOVING-s3.50 load & up; lrge. trks.; city
or overld: exp. Williams Trans. II. VISA.
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South
West

Nothing Down; $3.50 Mo.
or 5-room semi-modern bungalow;
have large lot garage. house in good
condition. Large rooms; located west;
Lii 2318 or Ha. 2550-R.
ADDISON ST-Modern home rooms.
price $4,000: terms. Be. 22l3-R.
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Barter and Swap
Business OPPORTUNITIES

FORD TOURING in running order: will
trade for what have YOU? Irv. 2740.
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Wanted to Rent
Houses for Sale

WANTED TO RENT-Small hotel or room
ing house suitable for 20 or % rooms of
furniture Call Lii. OLGA.
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Painting and Papering

FAIN IIINN
INTERIOR-EXTERIO - USER OF
THE BEST OF PAINT: WORK GUARN.
ESTIMATES GIVEN. DR.. 1850.
PAPER CLEANED
Chimneys Built. repair; cement work.
TRIMBLE (whitel. 1913 Waldemer. Be.
1dQ0
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AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL
Beautifully furnished apartments. eff
cheney and bedroom type; Frigidaire;
bath with tub and shower. Good parking
space Walking distance. Phone Ri. 1871.
GAYLORD. APT. 5-523 N ALABAMA: 8
ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE APT.
LOVELY HOME-14 rooms all furnished
except rooms: desirable for roomers;
to be rented indehnl oily; gar. Ha. 0446.
THOROUGHLY mod i lower dup; rms.
completely furn., May 10. weeks. RI
$3.50.
SIX ROOMS-Completelv and nicely fur
nished all utilities; porch. Ii 5724.
TWO Groom apartments: modern; also
sleeuing room. Ri. 2280.
4-ROOM duplex apt, strictly modern; near
car. bus. Oh. 1916.
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Special sale now. CURTISS-WRTGHT
government approved school. National
Employment Bureau. new equipment j.
cenSe pilot.
II 1927 l04 Monument Circle.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-14
DRY YPR0PAGAND|ST
 CLAIMED BY DEATH
Swallow Once Polled Largest Presidential Prohibition Vote

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. 14 IP - Dr. Silas C. Swallow, widely known pro- hibitionist and militant Methodist. is dead at the age of 91. He died un- expectedly at his home here yester- day after a brief illness.
 Swallow was known for more than a quarter century in church and po- litical circles throughout the state and nation. He was always an advo- cate of total abstinence from all in toXicants and, as q prohibitionist, campaigned for many public offices.
 In 1904, when he sought the pres 1dency, he was defeated, though poll ing one of the largest votes ever giv- en prohibition candidate.
 Dr. Swallow was contributor to papers and magazines on political. religious and reform subjects and was a member of the General Con- ference of Mcthodism.
 Born near Wilkesbarre. Pa. in 1889, he taught school at the age of Is and was licensed as local preacher in the Methodist church at Hazelton, Pa, in 1860. At the time of his retirement in 1908 he filled various charges in central Pennsyl- vania.
 In January, 1886, he married Miss RebecCa Louise Robins of Elysburg, Pa, who survives him.