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Help Wanted Female

HOTEL HoSTESSES- Women desiring to
qualify for social executive and hostess
positions may secure interview with our
representative by telephoning Beatrice
Wallace. Hotel Antlers.
Hostess Bureau Coral Gables. Fla
ADDRESSING ENVELoPES-WORK At
HOME during spare time. Substantial
weekly pay experience unnecessary
Dienihed employment for honest. sincere,
ambitious persons WORKER LEAGUE,
Naperville. III.
FRY COOK. Lady IS to Sc years. also to
MAKE -hange from cash register. lila
Churchman. after ! ?. n.
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Room for Rent With Board

COLLEGE. 36O5-Front room, private
family gentleman preferred: references.
MERIDIAN. N. 2162--Pleasant. congenial
home; good meals; So each. Ia 0450.
OAKLAND. II33-LARGE ATTRACTIVE
RM.. MOD. PRIVATE. CHI. 4252-R.
PARKER. 2175-Young mother will board
and care for children. reasona Die.
CFIILDREN-Private home. warm rood
meals: mothers care 81 Ii. 1854
CHmDREN-To board; modern home; 2
blocks to school. Dr.. 4773
CHILDREN to room board; mothers care;
ROOM-Board, J laundry, garage gentle
man. So: priv. family. CHI 3658-R.
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Lost and Found

BLACK PURSE at Indiana theater con-
tanning Upton bank checks. approximate
" SIS cash. Call Ia. 2e06. Reward
LARGE black purse. containing money and
papers. valuable to owner only. Ida Back
ley. 1906 Fletcher. DR.. 474S-W. Reward.
LOST-Hound pup. white with black and
STRAYED-Blue angora. male. Reward.
IA. 22s7 2l76 N. Harding.
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Help Wanted Male

EXPERIENCED reta telesnen for steady
work. or part tiny. Apply at once
sal N. Illinois s..
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Personals
Special Notices

positively get well or it will cost you
nothing? This is strictly home treat
ment. Sent parcel post to any part OF
G. r Wysong. 219 K of P Bldg Office
Ri 1857. res, 2859 \. Meridian. Ia. 1910
GODS ARMY, 523 ". Noble st. Big meet
ing by the four leading evangelists OF
Indianapolis. The Rev. De Rec. the Rev
BLY,. the Rev. Hughes, also the Rev. Mary
Dolby. These leading evangelists will
have charge of the meetings for the next
four weeks
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Help Wanted Male

House
Officer
FOR WORK IN
OUR STORE
Must be high type man
with proven ability in this
line Of work and able to fur
nish good references from re-
cent employers.
General Superintendent
The VIM. H. Block CO.
WE can use one man. preferably with
experience in accounting and sales work.
t. Panns and us d II R Mf5p sye3 6 L.
1888 265 Century Bldg.
WANTFD-Man with car; $4,000 needed
High class work. Good proposition al
once Addres Times. Box B-156.
Rooms for Rent
BROADWAY. 23o1-Warna. light I'm. open
IRE, hot water, business people. He. 22IO.
CAPITOL AVE, N I318-Clean, comfort
table mod. good single or twin beds.
CAPITOL N. 3159-Nicely furnished front
rm.. near bath. priv home. IA. 4816.
COLLEGE, 2116-Rm,. clean. home-like
DELLA, NJ. 1727-Large front rm; home
privilege; l or q hot water: reasonable
DREXEL. N. 26-Lovely. quiet rm.: private
family: ! or 2: meals optional II. 2537.
GULFORD. 5825-Forest Hills. nice warm
nm. fine private home. gar. Hu. 1913.
ILL, N, 5l1-Nice rms. plenty hot water;
also housekeeping rooms. Ri. 1883.
ILLINOIS, n. i907-Cozy, single, constant
hot water; garage; gentlemen.
ILLINOIS. N. l726-Nicely furn, clear.
large front rln. priv. entr.; hot water.
JEFFERSON, N. 8e2-LARGE FRONT I'M,
PRIV. HOME. GENTLEMEN. CHI. 1l04.
MASS AVE 54o-Clean. modern rms. So
Slngle: % dLQ up 0OuDls. Ii. Oo0o.
MERIDIAN, N-For men only. We have
4 rooms, nicely furnished close to shower.
and tub baths. Call Ia. 0957 for in
formation and rates.
MERIDIAN, 1885, N-Pleasant. warm rn.,
running water: home cooking.
MINNESOTA. E. 326-Ncely furnished
room; bath included, l or people. DR..
551S.
PENN. N, e39-Lovely front sleeping; 1st.
floor; private entrance. Ii. 7015.
PINE, NJ. 615-3 unfinished rms. in
Guiding bath: convenient to car line
RITTER. s., 271-Front room, upstairs
gentleman preferred. II. 5639
BUCKLE, 5000 Attractive. warm rm.; pri-
home; const. hot wat, trans. Wa. 1732-M.
RURAL. N. 935-Nice front room; mod.
private home; men. Oh 6434.
RURAL N. 1sls-NeWlv furnished nm.
mod. home. privileges. girl pref. CHI 5000.
ST. JOSEPH E. 21-Unusual front / or 2,
mod apt. steam heat. privileges. Ii 3z49.
WASH. Every pleasant Turn. front
nm: mod. home; privileges; or 2. II. 1244
WINTHROP, 34I5-Attractive rm.; next
bath lovely. warm home; ref. wa. 5659.
18TH W. 118-Beautiful front mod. nm,
twin oeds: private home. Ri 1851
BOTH, W, 512-Large, front rm, down
stairs: front entrance. Ha. 0601.
32D. E, 603-Pleasant, front, steam heated
nm privileges. bree kfast ont Wa 1886
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
no sotice is hereby giyen that sealed pro-
No. l and Contract No. of a bridge on
U. s. Road No. 81 over the Ohio River
between the cities of Evansville, Indiana,
and Henderson. Kentucky. will be received
BY the Director of the Indiana State
state House Annex in fndianapoiis until
10 a. m. Central Standard time. October
20, 1880. when all proposals will be pub
licly opened and read This work is
further described as follows:
The. proposed bridge construction. start
ing at the, north. or Indiana end of the
bridge will consist of three deck plate
girder spans approximately 1000" long
and five deck truss spans approxima tely
1900" long. called the Indiana approach:
a cantilever structure over the river ap-
proXimately 10000" long. called the Main
River Bridge; three deck truss spans APP
proximatelv 1900" long. two deck plate
sirder spans approximately 1000 long.
and thirty spans of 1 beam viaduct con-
Struction approximately 46'0'' long. called
the Kentucky apprOach
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
In new trucks. Experienced men
Fire-proof storage house. store ucw nav
months later No charge for hauling
PARTLOw-JENKINS MOTOR CAR Co
4l9 E. Market Ri. 7750
LOCAL and overland hauling: packing and
shipping on household goods. OTTO ]
SUESZ. Ri 6561. Ri. 1928. Mites. Oh
4s79. Oh. o6ss-W.
] T. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OvERLAND-To or
from Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit. Cleve-
land or other cities. DR.. 307l or Ri. 1855
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER co Prices
reasonable. Call at all times. Ia 37sl
MOVING. ss-You help 81 less: lis-ton
truck; quick service. Oh. 5ls6-M.
BRITTON TRANSFER Nov. $3.50 load
LARGE trucks responsible men. Dr. 1916
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA, 1888 N; nice furnished
BELLEFONTAINE. 1862 well furnished
rms: new paper: hardwood floors; sink:
range: pantry bsth; garage. Ri. 6I05.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1913 furn. front up
stairs. mod; also rnl. private entrance.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1131-2-rm mod. apt;
BROADWAY. 180s-Attr. 3-rn lower furn.
apt: priv. entr: garage. Ha. 2089-M.
BROADWAY, l422-Front furn. apt:
Friqideire: earaee: rent reduced. Ri. GIG.
BROADWAY, ll34-Clean. warm room and
kitchen with sink: $500.
BROADWAY, 30-Modern fur. apt. priv.
entrance: near Real silk. Ri. 3245.
fur. 0r unfinished. Ii. 1905.
pIeteiy furnished Sc Modern.
CHADWICK 914-2 large rooms. gas, cleo
tricity paid: private entrance; 81 week.
DEL, N, 2143-Clean, well Turn. rms,
kitchenette; adults. Ia. 1886.
ILLINOIS N. 1851. 2. 3-rm apis 81
IS. $3.50 wll. Everything furnished.
ILLINOIS. N, 1726-Newly .papered; nice.
clean. 1-rm. apt: suitable for work,g girl.
LINDEN. 1145-Housekeep. rm., mod, ev-
erything furn; near car line. Or. l948-R
MERIDIAN. N. 1911 nm. kitchenette.
everything furnished; modern. Ii. 1853.
MERIDIAN. S. 1601h-2 rms. kitchenette.
on car line. Dr.. 5l34
NEW JERSEY, ~, l84..-Good clean house
keeping rms. Ri l145.
NEW YORK. E. 52O-Modern. clean rH.
parking space.
OHIO. $40 E.-Housekeeping rooms; So per
week: garage: I5c per week.
ORIENTAL. 90 N.---Furnished and unfurn.
rooms: modern: steam heat. Ii. 9055.
PRUITT. 1s25-Three nicely furnished
rooms. IA. 46lo
314 E. ST. CLAIR
2 front conect. furn. rms, sink always
hot water, steam heat. Reason. Ri. 8737.
TALBOT N. 2S38-2-rm. front apt. neat
y furnished. garage. Reason. "a 1898:
WALNUT. E. 112-Sleeping nm. for 2; mr..
hath: also housekeeping ant: priv. ent.
nth. F.. 909-Nice warm mod. hoUsekeep-
ing rms: everything furn. Ri. 1888.
18TH. W. 1861 to 8 nm. apis. everything
furn.: good heat: sleep. rms. IA. 3o85-W.
90 w. PRATT ST.-Steam heated, every
thing furnished; reasonable. II. 2095.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Murphy. bed, sink.
$3.50: employed couple. 1r 3453.
Try TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
Houses and Flats Furnished
BELLEFoNTAINE. 121s-Front apt: 2 rms.
and bath: utilities furn. 81. Ia. 1881.
KOEHNE 2712-Half double. 4 rooms mod
ern. clean. attractive. Ha. l244-M.
MER., l726-Lovely. front furnished, arm
apt, heated; garage. Ia. 1892.
NEW YORK. W. 1866 rooms. bath. mod
ern. furnished or unfinished. Ri. 9735.
NEW YORK. e, 7I9-Walking distance, 2
and 3-rm. apis; So. SIG. sll; adults.
NORTH 1900 apt, 9-rnom house fur
nisheG; ss5. He. 1852.
NORTH E. SIG and 1923 rooms. NOD !:
FrigidaiIe: weekly rates. Ri. 4007.
OXFOED- N 23-4-rm senai-modern:
kitchenette and bath. Oh. 1851.
PARK AVE. 3l43-Clean well furnished
home: garage water paid: $50
PROSPECT. 2507-6 rms, bath. electricity,
gas, water. garage. DR.. 1992-R.
WALNUT E.. ii5-3 rms. alcoVe- priv
bath. everything fur: walkg. dist. $40
36TH. W. 14l3-4-ROOM MODERN DOU-
BE. CARACzE. s9s fras-E2
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Business Announcements
cARPENTER1NG-Masonry. inter decor.
complete house cleaning. UNITED RE
MODELLING & HOME SERVICE co IA
WE PUT-Coils in furnaces
complete for $3.50. Oh. 0635.
GATHERS Bought SOLO ana renova ted
z. P Burke 4s1-43S Mass. Ave. RI. e69S
BRICK, sToNE-And block masonry.
cement work, reasonable prices: small or
large Jobs. FREEMAN. Ia. 7028
I'LL MAKE II, HOT FOR YOU
too large ARNOLD. Fiu. 4560.
XXTH CENTURY FURNACES-Al makes
repaired: vacuum cleaning: cutters. metal
work. Ri. 229l. Ask for Paul West.
BRICK WORK-Foundation freplaces.
porches. boiler setting and repairs.
GREENHALGH. Ia. 1901.
BAH ROOM Complete $50: plum bling
2 heating installed, reasonable. ia 405I
FURNACES REPAIRED-Cieaned tail
makes Timing. roofing; reas. On zZ46
VICTOR furnaces repaired BY factory ex-
1900 CATARACT & WHIRLPOOL WASH
ELS. Prompt EXPERT service. Ri. 1924.
CUTTERS and spouting:. work and ma
terial guar: Call Ri. 7lo6 after $50 p. m.
BUILDING Remodeling. reroofing. repaIr-
ing: reason; estimates free. Oh. 4252-M.
FURNACES-WE REPAIR ALL MAKES.
ROLAND. DR.. 1916. DIR. l140-R.
SPECIALIZE in drivewavs; excave ting.
cement work, cinder hauling. Be. Obs.
ALL classes of carpenter work estimating
and plans free. Ii. 6911. j. J. MILLER
FURNACE REPAIR-Clean. fix, insulate;
better heat and less fuel Be. 2874
You Read the Want Ads
Have YOU tried to use them7
It's easY-Call Ri 1851.
81 for
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DoWntown-S16.00
Suburban for Rent

GID ST. W.-Country home. furnace.
electric pump. Ights. chicken park, large
garden. garage: S35. Call New Augusta
23o or ia
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BY GERARDO MACHADO
President Of Cuba

Copyright. 1880. in ell countries by
United PressI
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S. N-Earsain n MODERN e.
bedroom home garage. On. 41lz-"s
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Painting and Papering

LEI FRED METCHEL.
hanging before having it done. Spec. re-
duced prices On both. all workmanship
and material gusrn. Ri 3l94.
REMOVE BY STEAM
Your wall paper. So per nm. Gu 6ss3,
Al DECORATOR.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING
Paper removed BY steam. Bise. Oh. 6452
PAPER CLEANING-Artisticall done. 81
room O'Donald. Ri. 1929.
PAINTING: PAPER HANGING. SPECIAL
RATES THIS MONTH. BE 1872.
PAPER HANGING-s2 50 rnl.. papeT SC up
Plastering. guar. VANSANT. DR.. 3299.
WHY PAY MOREPaper furnished and
hung. 81 per room. Oh. 1904 IT. 24l5.
PAPER HANGING-s3 per nm; cleaning
psintins: work guaranteed. Ri. 1896.
INTERIOR Decorating. bv experts: we are
fully eouipped for snv lob. Ia. 1858.
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Real Estate for Exchange
Miscellaneous for Sale

g ACREs-And 6-rm. house, barn. poultry
house; good condition. on good road
southwest Jennings Bros. % s. Ill. St
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CONTRACT NO. I

Inc WOIk QnQeF CONlhAGl NJ.
f Se 1e Of t he peTs &c G0mPste 9
elusive of the Main River Bridge
Bids are asked for the five main river
Of concrete; These five ,l main Il piers are
living the river bottom.
The approximate quantities are:
Concrete in footings: Concrete design.
1850 Gu. yds.; stone faced design. 1900
Concrete in pier shafts: Concrete de-
sign, 1890. Gu. vds.: stone faced design.
Stone face masonry: Stone faced design.
reinforcing steel: Concrete design. 100.
600 lbs: stone faced desien, $500 lbs.
CONTRACT NO. 2.
The work under CONTRACT NO. 2 con-
sists of the construction of all Of the
metalwcrk in the superstructure OF the
Main River Bridge and roadway paving
on the metalworls from Pier "A" on the
shore. furnishing and erection Of the
Navigation light fixtures and the finish
ing complete of the structure ready to
The approximate quantities are:
Fabricated metalwork in cantilever
structure mot including eyebarsl. TO-
Heat Treated evebars. $4,000 lbs.
Carbon steel eyebars. $40. 600 lbs.
Roadway reinforcing steel. $50 900 lbs,
Concrete roadway paving. 1900 so. vas.
Ten navigation light fixtures.
The plans and Specifications may be
examined at the office Of the Indiana
State Highway Commission. State House
Annex. Indianapolis. or at the. office Of
the Engineers. Ralph ModlesK and r
NJ Master. keystone Bldg. Harrisburg
Lexington Ave. New York. and 1920 Wal
nut St. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Plans and specifications Will be Tor
warded upon payment IN the Director OF
a nominal charge of $1,000 per set dn.-
Guiding plans for contracts /. ?. & !.
and such proposals as are reouestedl =
Checks should be made payable to "Di-
sion" No refund will be made for plans
Plans and specifications NAV also be
obtained from the Harrisburg lPal Of
nee Of the Engineers for the same
a Proposals must be made upon form
printed with the specifications for eacn
Each bidder. with his. proposal. shall
file corporate surety bond paYaole tc
the state of Indiana in the penal sum
of at least one and one-half Gial times
the amount of his proposal. with 5000
end sufficient securitv 70 the snproyal q
Only IN THE FORM PRESCRIBED BY
LAW AND SHALL, BE EXECUTED LITE S,r On
THE FORM BOUND WITS THE FRO
PosAL AND sPEoIF1cciATI. t1l sap,su -.
roIiinrnent Cussfionr . Ire with each pro-
possi and shall file his Experience
Record and Financial Ssater me III, WILT o.
on forms which viii be furnisneo upoH
REQUEST. -, 49,, .....4
cement for any work listed above.
TO reiect snv or all bids or to award or
sdvartsseous to the state Of Indiana:
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
sim j. J. Brown
Director
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william Byrd II was for thirty
seven years a member Of the house
of burgesses and OF the kings coun-
ell. All honors of the age were con-
ferred upon him. He was Fellow
of the Royal Society.
Just 202 years ago he was ap-
pointed one Of the commissioners to
survey the disputed boundary be-
tween Virginia and North Carolina.
In classic English, comparable TO
that of Franklin, Byrd left a de-
scription Of this survey, in a book
called The Dividing Line
He gave a vivid account of the
seemingly insurmountable difficult
ties. great privations and perils suf-
fered during the arduous journey
through the Dismal Swamp and
into an unknown lard of the west
ern mountains.
In love of scientific exploration,
in willingness to give up the soft
places of life, to endure hardship5
and dangers in service to his 7oun-
try, this neutrality-suspicious.
grandfather seems to be the proto-
type of his descendant of our time.
The WestoVer manuscripts Of the
Dividing Line" are in possession OF
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WOMAN DEAD
OF INJURIES IN
CAR ACCIDENT
Mrs. Frances Taylor Victim
in Crash With Alleged
Drunk MotoriSt.

Mrs. Frances Tyler, SO, of 61z
South Rural street, died early today
from injuries received in an auto
accident Wednesday. when an auto
in which she was riding sideswiped
another car at Liberty and Wash
ington streets. Herbert Mccormack,
Cleveland, who was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler, driver OF the auto, was
to be questioned today by Coroner
c. H. Keever.
According to police, Mccormack
car sideswiped an auto driven by
Floyd Wright, Princeton hotel. Mrs.
Tyler was thrown against the front
seat and was believed to have suf-
fered only from leg injuries. She
was taken home.
Mccormack was charged with
operating an auto while under the
influence of liQlor.
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AC| He s

There's scarcely an ache or pain
that Bayer Aspirin won't relieve
promptly. Il can't remove the cause,
but it 1UiN relieve the pain! Head
aches. Backaches. Neuritis and
neuralgia. Yes, and rheumatism.
Read proven directions for many
important uses. Genuine Aspirin
can't depress the heart. Look for
the Bayer cross:
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BY VERNA THOMSON DUNN

TXTIAM library to which his learned
w William added thousands Of volumes now indexed and
highly priced by the Historical Society of Virginia
famous English Evelyn
DEATH Maria Taylor heres OF Kensngon became
choice He the richest IN Virginia ana FOUNDED te Town
Of which the French Of
employed Yorktown sad 1T the love estate
in the American colonies"
plantation 1740 William gave the land Tor the
Patrick Henry made his famous
speech
capture Richmond Benedict Arnold MADE ms mead
quarters at Weover Before Yorktown the
the first floor OF the mansion
imported bricks whsood the raVages OF the
invading arni during between the states
hammered iron supported by pillars zen
high which poised for fight two brass eagles Above the
Of William Byrd III ana MS Wle EnzdOen
who lived at Berkeley.
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the Harrison family at Brandon;
there, too. still is preserved the Har-
rison silver bearing the family crest.
I'm the walls of Brandon hangs a
Olife-six portrait of william Byrd
II. Could we lift from the paint
ing the long, curly wig worn by men
of that period and place it upon
the head of young Richard Evelyn,
these two widely separated mem
bers of an illustrious family would
look as much alike as do two peas
in a pod.
BY the side of the fathers por-
trait hangs that of his lovely young
daughter, Evelyn, who died a pre-
mature death. In immortal youth,
she looks down upon the changing
scenes of centuries, but in the dead
of night, it is said, she escapes from
the mellowed canvas and her light
footsteps are heard on the old
staircase of Brandon.
When the beautiful Evelyn was
presented at the English court, the
king remarked: "I am pleased to
know that there are such lovely
Byrds in my Virginia colony, and I
understand why so many young
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Los ANGELES
YOUTH EVADES
MARRIAGEL LAW
Many Leave State to Avoid
California Three-Day
Limit.

BV United Press
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 2l.-Youth
Of Los Angeles will be served and
served quickly at the altar Of matri-
mony even If a trip out Of the state
IS necessary.
Rosamond Rice. in charge of the
county marriage bureau. made this
discovery when she looked over the
statistics Of her Office for the
month of July.
The report showed that 2.7l9 ap-
plications were fled in July Of
1929 compared with 2,45s for July
Of this year.
Quite a few couples have can
celled their license applications. -
Miss Rice said. stating they in
tended to go TO Reno. New. Yuma.
AriZ, Of Tia Juans, Mexico"
All of the young people admit
ted they didn't like to wait for
the end Of the three-day limit
California requires between the
day OF application and mai grant,
ing Of the license.
The law which is turning Yuma,
Reno and Tia Juana into Gretna
Greens for California playfully was
called the gin wedding" law be-
cause one Of its hackers declared
that many young folks wed during
gay parties who would remain sin
gle If three days were given them
TO consider their action.
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gentlemen 60 there to study orni-
thology." ~
william Byrd III, who married
Elizabeth Carter Of Shirley, also
was a member Of the kings council
DASSING by the next generation
Il Of Byrds, Thomas Taylor, who
married into the early and dis
tinguished family, Armistead OF
Hesse estate, we arrive at the first
of the line to bear the full name,
Richard Evelyn. He married the
lovely Lucy Harrison Of Brandon,
thus cementing the noted F. F. v.
: They were the grest-grandparents
of Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd,
there coming between Colonel Will
liam, who married Jennie Rivers,
and Richard Evelyn II, whose wife,
Eleanor Boiling Flood, survives him.
All Byrds back of young Dick
gave military service, with the ex-
ception of his father, Richard
Evelyn II, and the great-great-
grandfather, Thomas Taylor Byrd,
in whose days there were no wars
nor rumors of wars.
The great-grandfather, Richard
Evelyn 1, served in the army of the
Confederacy under General Corse,
while his son William was promoted
to the rank of colonel for signal
bravery in line of duty.
Richard Evelyn II was for years
district attorney at Winchester and
was author Of the Byrd Statutes.
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PREDICTS TRADE GAINS

Banker Forecasts Upward Swing in
Business of United States Near.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Colonel
Leonard P. Ayres, Cleveland banker
and noted business prophet, believes
the United States is about to ex-
perience an upward swing in bust
ness, according to an interview to-
day in Golfers.
The depression of 1929-1930 was
a world depression and consequently
lasted longer than the purely. ma
tional depressions of 1924 and 1927,
he said.
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AUG. q, 1880

inc finding Of notes on his bed after
his disappearance from nome
Thursday night.
one note read: Nobody will ever
know where I am but God. I've
gone to the White river.
Police believe the boy may nave
run away from home.
His parents say he became
angered when they refused TO per-
nit him to leave the city with q
carnival hawker.
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Ito Be Concluded Saturday,
Ladoga Woman Dies

LADOGA, Ind, Aug. 22.-Funeral
services were held Thursday for Mrs.
Catherine Getty Werts, 70, who died
after two years illness of paralysis.
She leaves her husband, Scott WertS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-22
BYRDS REAP FAME
Family of High Virginia Rank

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-22
Petting Ont

Bu United Press
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. 22.-
Roadside petting in this vicin-
ity is on the wane, according
70 Sheriff w. S. Knight Of
Shelby county.
Its Just out Of date" Knight
said. Perhaps the younger
generation has too much sense
to carry on that way"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-22
FEAR BOY IS SUICIDE
Youth Leaves Note Saying
He Has Gone to River.

Parents of Joe Bell, Is. Of sol
West Wisconsin street, today feared
their son had killed himself, follow