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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-17
THEATER BLAST PAIR
ASK PRISON RELEASE
Hammond Men Charge Wrongful
Imprisonment in Bombing.

Imprisonment in Bombing.
BIZ utfed Press
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. July II.
Harry Ames and Marwood VIII
liamS. now serving one-to-three-
year terms in the state prison a.
Michigan City after conviction in
connection with charges arising
from the bombing of the 100000
state theater at Hammond. filed
habeaS corpus suits in superior
court Wednesday.
The complaints state the men
have been wrongfully imprisoned
since April 9. 1929. when the first
year of their sentences ended.
Ames and Williams are petition
ing under the indeterminate SEN
tence law which was held illegal
and void by Judge Harry l.. Crum-
packer Of superior court. The cases
Will be heard in October.
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air. According to present plans, the
broadoasting will start in October
md end in May. Half an hour week
ly viii be devoted to the problems
of the Lutheran youth.
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sALE-BuILpING SITES.
A COMMANDING LOCATION.
Opposite Pierce's Mill.

Acre and one-half hill facing
Pierce Mill, and located on north
side of Tilden ST, opposite spring
house. This is an unusual site
for a stone house. The pic
turesque and substantially de-
veloped surroundings make it
the outstanding home location,
having individuality and per-
petual panoramic view of the
west entrance to Rock Creek
Park.
Enos s. Newman, 1900 Tilden St.
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SALE-HOIISES

All KANSAS AVE. NV.
Semi-detached brick dwelling, facing two
streets. containing six rooms bath. electric
ity Price, $3.50; terms, $500 down, bal
ance S65 per month. including all interest.
VIM. P. NORMOYLE,
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3I4 Pennsylvania Ave. 81
Get Our Complete List.

/ WHITE-HOUSES.
2sO5 Conn. ave. n.w.--l2 rms, 3 baths, -
ami, double garage -. ........ $4,000
39l1 Harrison st. n.w.-S rms, b., ,.o oo
41os ssth fi.W.%6 r., . b.. ami. gar. 1000
garaTe. Frisidaire. '..'........ $500 1000
3A30 Quebec nW-6 r. b. anil, gar los 90
lis g at nw-i0 r b., ami ....., 100 90
44l3 18th St NV r, b.. ami, gar. LOG oo
1905 2sth st. n.w.-6 r., b., ami, gar. 10000
6410 Ga ST. Chevy Chase, Md.-e r., 40
32I0 nth riw.-9 r. b., a mi, gar. 1000
1903 r. !. ave. n.w.-e r. b.. ami. $500
1858 Holmead pL n.w.-S T., b. ami, A.
26os Tunlaw rd.-s r.. b., a.m.i....... 1900
laos Spring I'd. n.w.--6 r, b., ami, ~ an
Isl quebec st. .ni.w.-s r.. b.. ami. 1000
2e05 N Cap ST r., b., ami.. $3.50
2435 18th nw.-l0 r., b., ami, gar. $500
70s Kennedy st. n.w.-e r.. b.. ami =. ~
7ss Newton 'n.;w..s r, B.. ami. gar. 50 90
1910 22nd nsw.--s r., b.. h.-a.h.. cleo. $3.50
1924 Lamont st. n.w:-7 T., b., h.-a.h.,
1925 s st. 'na..w..sr.. b., a.m.i....... $500
1920 New Hampshire ave. n.w.-s r,
b., h.-a.h.. cleo. ............ $3.50
$50 K st. n.w.--7 r., b.. ami .......... $3.50
1927 N. Capitol ST r, b, a.mi.;... 5000
1913 n. Cap. st.-s r, b.. h.-a;h., cleo. 1850
602 Col. I'd. n.w.-6 r., b., cleo. gas,
so seaton 81. NV r.. b.. h.-a.h.. eli $500
1854 Mt. View .pl, Anacostia, d. c.
r, b.. ami. $3.50
1915 Mimi. ave. s.e.-S r, b., pipeless =. ~
Aue' -. ''''' "OV
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rooms and bath, convenient to schools,
churches, etc, -
1904 X St Dist. eosO.
7 5th St. Sc.
or. 2 b.. INV h. cleo. ..........,.....$6 $3.50
127 9th St. Sc,
BOP Md. Ave. NE.
l22 18th St: Sc: ~
800 9TH St. NE.
r., b.. h.-a.h.. cleo. ......,...........s5 $3.50
706 9TH St. Sc.
r., b.. h,-w.h.. cleo. .........a.. $500
1913 Penn. Ave. Sc.
r.. b., h.-a.h. cleo. ...,..............$52 $3.50
Gal c St. NE.
70 . 1850 East Capitol St.
225 10th St. NE.
TT, b.. h.-w.h.. elec. ..,.....,.;... $4,000
ia n. c. Ave. Sc.
Gr. b., h.-w.h.. cleo. .s47.SO
l1o 18th St. NE.
r., b., h.-w.h... cleo. $4,000
Isl ID st. Sc.
r, b. h.-w,h.. cleo. $3.50
SIS 9TH St. Sc.
r., b., h.-w.h... cleo. 1880
223 18th St. NE.
17O8 A St. Sc.
r, b.. lat. heat. cleo. $50 80
John F. DONOHOE & SONS,
a1A penpsvIyania Ave Sc
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
LOW RFNT-S45'OO.

2406 2nd ST. NE.
This comfortable home has large. bright
rooms and bath, convenient to schools,
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sALE-HOUsEs.
(Continued.l

BURLELTH, 1896 ST. N.W:--sIx ROOMS,
M0 cDEEsEv P PEEp LoT GAR ;Si SELL Ell
OWNER, 4746 WISCONSIN AVE ls'
18th ST. HEIGHTS. CONVENIENT TO WAL
ter Reed HOSPITAL and Rock Greek golf
course.An excellently built semi-detachcd
baths. Frigidaire. garage; leaving city. For
$4,000 less than what It cost year ago; terms
to suit purchaser. owner Georgia 44 sc:
si2,s50; WEST 18th ST-SPACIOUs BRICK
home of bed rooms 2 baths. attic. sun
who appreciates a first-ciass community
where s bon will above $4,000
BEST BUY IN CITY.
$685.
Near Central High and 14th st.-Semi-de-
I'll burner Big 0t easy terms. Nat $3.50
yYsT N NOE Io Of THE IL, ca Ar IS NV
Modern brick homes, close to department
stores and downtown business district. Ar
ness or professional purposes, each con-
tanning 2 rooms baths, electricity: hot
Reasonable terms of sale. Immediate pos
session. .-
$40 st. NV. National 3255
Comfortable home of eight rooms and
bath. all newly decorated; cleo LIGHTS; deep
schools. Can be bought for $500 90; $500 90
cash, balance monthly. KING & PERRY,
INC. GIT 18th St, Nat. ZIP.
500 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-oWNER LEAV-
ing city must sell Ms modern 6-room brick
residence. Price and terms will surprise.
''' ~ H. H. CARTER, Realtor,
Home. Col. 5424 Nat 417s.
& cap sHH St, ,9ininS Mek,nIsy alsh ssses i
housekeeping apt, 2nd floor, Of rooms, bath
and glassed-in porches up and down. Shower
s essn Real i SaTsan at ss,75O Very attrae
possession pos Monthly payment less than
II. II. CARTER. Realtor. sO6 Investment Bldg.
1920 G ST. Sc.
Detached stucco dwelling, situated on lot
modern M fern bath. electricity 5otowater heat.
Redecorated and presents fine appearance pea
$40 ST. NV National 2255.
324 5th ST. Sc.
2-story and cellar. good-looking brick; 8
ea os aF HER HIs s!saG soSg terms
SIS East Capitol ST. 1913 18th st. NV.
house: FrieidaiTe; iavatoTy irst floor; built,
a ssls o. oDsn Ca 1893 d to dey can
SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS.
The following houses have been o traded t5. In
at special bargain prices and terms.
3408 18th St. NE.
Semi-detached. beautiful new home, Just
north of Lawrence st and Just south OF
BOIL 18th St. NE.
A perfect little gem; English architecture;
Just north Monroe ST.; buses; new garage
Only $3.50
222 18th St. NE.
Just north Lincoln Park; buses p 's ssd the
1108 E St. NE.
Six rooms and bath. three porches, metal
garage, stone-wall parking; very pretty
home facing south. Regular price, so'soV'
ours only s8,450
1854 Gales St. NE.
Just east of 18th and g stss ne-Nest
howers garden, vegetable garden and ga
rage. 500 cash, $50 monthly; only $3.50
1910 Owen Pl. NE.
New R0p psf.s s'' H:f d 5ata 1 WITH Fla
0'i'' Also See Our New Homes at
10th and Quincy SITS. NE.
And
21st and Randolph SITS. NE.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 Fl St. NV. Dis. OoO6.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH BEACH-ATTRACTIVE 5-ROoM
Furnished cottage; high, dry, shady lott ga
rage; two blocks from bay. Buy now, save
$1,000; terms. Adams 2Sos.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
2zs6 RENTON ST NV

Owner leaving city will rent attractive
almost new home containing rooms. bath
and built-in garage at very reasonable fig-
ure. Well located in beautiful Glover Park,
adjoining the Mass Ave. Heights section.
To inspect take a Burleith-Glover Park
bus or drive out Que or r ST. to 37th, north
to Tunlaw I'd. and left on Benton.
Or Call Natl 26Z0
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EXCHANGE.

LOT ON EXCLUSIVE 10th ST. IN Ex-
change for lots suitable for very ,low-pTaisse
frame houses. District or nearby ma. Ao-
dress Box 1881. Star ONCE.
EQUITY IN GROOM, SEMI-DETACHED.
baths. garage, for ground TO build, rear
18th and Upshur NV. Col. 4285-W. ~.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
Work for Six Months viii
Be Given 1000 in Plant
at South Bend.
BY CHARLES G.. STONE
State Editor. The Times

Gains in employment in four
cities were noted in a business and
industrial survey of Indiana for the
week ended today.
At South Bend 1000 men will be
given work at the Oliver Farm
Equipment Company plant, begin
ming Monday, with assurance that
the employment VIII continue for at
least six months. Those to be given
work have been idle a month.
The Oliver company has an order
from Russia for $12,000,000 worth of
it's products. A financing plan has
been worked out whereby an extern
sion of $22,0oO,00O credit to the
company results.
Muncie Products, General Mo-
tors unit, has re-enployed $50
former workers, John G. Wood, gen.
eral manager, announces.
After being idle nine weeks, the
Boss Glove Company plant at
Lebanon has been re-opened, pro-
viding work for 100 persons, which
w. NJ. Lyle, manager, announces
will continue through the winter.
This week the Mclaughlin Manu-
featuring Company, Kokomo, an
nounced its force had been in
creased 100. L. T. DWyer, manager,
says orders on hand assure steady
operation for at least four months
Encouraging reports came from
the furniture manufacturing indus
try, during the week. w. Edward
Showers, president of the Showers
Brothers Company, with plants at
Bloomington and Bloomfield, said:
"Our business is picking up
gradually. We are constantly add
ing more men in the factories and
while we can not foresee any great
rush to normally, yet we feel en-
couraged that the furniture busi-
ness is coming back"
Furniture manufacturers at Shell
byville believe their business will be
nearer normal by early in January
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

than at any time In recent years.
1t is pointed out that holiday
buying of furniture will deplete
stocks, necessitatlag manufacture to
replenish them from late winter and
spring bu'ing.
Factories are now busy preparing
samples for the furniture show to
be held in Chicago and Grand Rap
ids, beginning Jan. 5.
Reopening of the Franklin Man
ufacturing Company plant at
Franklin, a desk factory. is set Cor
early next month. The plant,
which employs about $50 men, was
purchased recently by E. Vernon
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
400 SIGMA CHS
GATHER IN CITY
Tri-Province Convention to
End Saturday Might.

More than 400 members of Sigma
Chi college fraternity this after
noon were registered at the Colum-
ola Club for tri-province conven-
ton ending Saturday night.
Delegations from nineteen active
chapters in Ohio, Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin and Indiana colleges, and
alumni from the same region were
present. Rho chapter, Butler uni
versity, and the Indianapolis alumni
chapter are in charge of the con-
ference.
AT a dinner in the Columbia Club
tonight Attorney General James M.
Ogden and the Rev. William H.
Mclean, Bloomington, will speak.
Boyd Gurley will be toastmaster.
A dinner and ball at the club on
Saturday night will follow business
session..
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

that entries in The Times cam
paign are helping.
Early today a check showed that
100 children had been cared for
by Hooseir men and women.
All you need to do to enter the
campaign is to pledge yourself to
clothe one child.
We give you the name of the
child. You make your own per-
sonal investigation of the needs
and wortfineSs. Each child's re-
quest has the approval of the
Christmas Clearing House, to in
sure against duplication
No one can do again what you
have done and no one will get his
Merry Christmas. but YOU.
Persons and organizations pre-
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

edge that boy Or girl some
where in this city was whistling
also. because some one was good
enough to provide his clothing
that other children wouldn't poke
fingers at and make fun Of.
= =
TIME Clothe-a-child editor got
4 letter from a girl today.
It's drama, leaps in these lines:
6. -. I got no clothing muchs
My mama's sick all the time with
worry. My little sister hasn't got
no underwear. Her dress is torn.
She cries sometimes when she
comes home from schCol, because
boys and girls make + in OF her.
Those are the girls and boys
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
COLD RETARDS
ROAD BUILDING
Federal Aid Coming Too
Late, Says Brown.

While Indiana stands a chance Of
getting $2,045,929 when the federal
unemployment road relief fund is
passed by the present congress and
signed by President Hoover it is
coming a bit late to do the greatest
good both for the unemployed and
the state highways. Winter weather
will retard road building.
This was the opinion expressed by
highway engineers today.
Director John ]. Brown of the
state highway department said he
didn't know anything more about
getting the funds than had been
reported in the press.
Under the present plan the states
would get the money Immediately
to use for road work, without
matching it by similar amounts of
state road funds or going through
the process of having expenditures
or roads approved before grants are
made.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

a bit. We don't know, for we
turned away. It was his Christ
mas and Sammy's. Just those
two and one would not want to
intrude.
And that's just one scene that's
occurred in The Times campaign
to 'sClothe a School Child" for
Christmas" that's typical of all
the rest of the scenes as men and
women of the city answer the
call to clothe a city's youth.
Other donors to the "Clothe a
Child" movement here felt like
the paunchy man did and have
had Sammy or a Mary lug
them.
Perhaps they whistled at their
work the next day at the knowl-
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

HEELS of his tennis shoes
4 L tapped as he walked. A bent
wire held his trousers together.
He was tagging. half-running. to
keep up with the strides of a
paunchy man who clsSped him
by the hand. He was winded.
but smiling. He was laughing for
almost the whole street.
The boy and the man entered
city department store.
The lad was shown a blue
striped, shirt
"O-o-o-h. looky at the funny
doo-hickeys," was his exclamation
at the stripes in the shirt.
Shoes were fitted on him. The
ragged tennis slippers discarded
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

He pranced up and down in the
bright black boots.
"Golly, is these nine?" he
asked.
Sure. Sammy, and the shirt,
too, and the blue tie you liked,
and the mackinaw, and the
but the boy interrupted. with an
act that gets brusque mems goats.
=
LIE literally leaped up and
4 i Rugged the paunchy mans
shoulders.
My daddy's dead, but you
you-heen mine tits Christmas.
What do you want for Christmas?
I'll write Old Santa"
The paunchy man clasped the
boy close. Maybe hit eyes hlinked
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

viously reported as donors to the
"Clothe-a-child" campaign totaled
158. New pledges received are:
Employers of the Indiana Electric
Corporation, 800 Traction Terminal
building two children).
Pep Unlimited Club Of WFBM feared
for five children and took four morel.
Two mothers, two.
Petite Ciub.
Don't want name published 1.-TWO boys).
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. SchIeusker, 1890
North Illinois street.
EMPLOYEES of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road tcared for two children and want
another.
Downstairs store employees at l. g.
Ayres Co. (three boys and three girlsl.
Employees Of the city engineers offiee.
Room 207. city hall.
Friendly Ladies' Club ttwo fhiIdreule
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

Knight, New Albany furniture
manufacturer.
A. r. Erskine, president of
the Studebaker corporation, South
Bend, announces that its sales of
automobiles during November were
2,441 as compared with 1889 for
the same month last year, gain of
approximately one-third.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
riff, Texas ranger and champion cow

boy was married to Mrs. MIX,
then a noted film actress her
self, in Riverside, Cal, May 5,
1913. They separated last
Nov. 26.
Mrs. Mix charged that her
husband remained home only
two days after returning last
October from a circus tour,
then left and did not COM
municate with her for nearly
a month.
He returned Nov. 90, she
stated, after repeated requests
by her to visit the bedside of
their daughter Thomasina, g,
who was i'll.
Mix Frightened his wife ar
that time she charged. bv
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
students Aid Farmers
By Times Special

GREENsBURG, Ind, Dec. IA
Farmers of Jackson township. De-
catur county. will make no drive
for farm bureau membership for
1881. At the request Of the senior
class of jackson high school they
have turned the work over to stu
dents and the class has blocked of
the township and arranged for an
intensive drive this Weekend.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
GOUerwO9-EIect Feels
Fine: No Time to Bathe

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 12.-
AA Governor Elect Wilbur L.
Cross attributes his good health
during the ordeal of the cam
paign to the fact that he was too
busy to take bath. The former
dean of Yale graduate school,
noted for his research in htera-
ture, entertained 500 persons at
Democratic victory" dinner here
Thursday night with disserta-
ton on the historical aspects of
bathing as connected with poll
tics.
While associates who feared he
might suffer breakdown suf-
fered minor ills during the stren-
uous campaign, Cross said he en-
joyed perfect health.
Looking back, 1 can see it was
because 1 failed to take a BATH"
he added.
XXTHEN he returned home after
w a rally, it would be too late,
he said, and when he arose the
next morning, it would be too late
again.
Il looked up the subject his
torically." the Governor elect con-
tinued. and found there never
was a bath tub in the White
House until the administration of
Fillmore. who first was a Whig
or Know Nothing and later de-
teriorated into a Republican.
Fillmore asked the senate for
a special appropriation for bath
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
Blast Foils Cracksmen

By United Press
BELLEVILLE, N. j., Dec. PA
charge of tro-gylcerine SO power
full that it jalnned the safe door
tighter than ever instead of blowing
it open, early today drove two rob-
berS out of the offices of E. c..
Steadman, Inc, into the arms of
police.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

tub and specialists told him it
would be dangerous to bathe be-
tween Oct. l and June l, but he
finally got the appropriation.
But what about the Presidents
of pre-bathing days?" he de-
manded.
WAS Fillmore greater than
Thomas Jefferson?" he uuiZzed.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
0. E. S. CLUB IN PLAY
Organization TO Aid in Furnishing
New Homo on South Side.

The Dramatic Club of Prospect
chapter, Q. E. S., will present "The
Kentucky Belle" Saturday night at
8 in school No. 81 auditorium, Wade
street and Bloyd avenue, in Bright
wood. Proceeds will be applied to
the furniture fund of the newly
dedicated Masonic temple on the
south side.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
RANKS OF IDLE REDUCED
IN FOUR INDIANA CITIES
Tom Mix Charged With
Cruelty in DiO0rce Suit
BIZ United Press

United
ANGELES, 12.-T Mix cowboy,
IL defendant divorce action by Victoria Fode Mix
file today court.
Mrs Mix charged the actorwih mental cruelty in acts extend
ing the last five years
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
Rebber Sentenced
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Dec. 12.-
William Klise, %, was sentenced to
the state farm for one year after a
jury found him guilty of robbing a
filing station.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
$1,000 to Aid Needy

PERU, Ind. Dec. 12.-7'he Peru
city council has appropriated $1,000
to be expended for relief Of the un-
employed.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12

loaded from his pocket twirng his finger and
boisterous that intended
leave her permanently.
almony property settlement
pointed that settlement
time ago Mix visited Mix
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-12
SHOOTS SELF IN PARK

Then Uses Gun in Suicide.
By United Press
LONG BEACH, Cal, Dec. 12.-.
Asked by the operator of an amuse-
ment park shooting gallery if he.
wouldn't like to take a shot," Oscar
E. Mayhugh, So, shot once at the
target, then turned the gun and
killed himself.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-08-28

to this strip, is fastened a steel point
which presses against a silver plate.
Assuming that the balloon Is in
fiated and the instrument attached, 1t
is released to travel where the wind
Is inclined to take it. AS 1t rises the
air pressure gets less and less against
the METAL chamber and consequently
the air inside the chamber begins to
expand and to move the pen along the
silvered plate. making a line as 1t
travels. Thus the instrument is max
ing a record Of barometric or air pres
sure at the different heights and con-
ditions through which it passes.
"At the same time the bimetallic
strip, or it may be called q metallic
thermometer, is operst.ng also. AS
mentioned before, this strip Is made OF
invar steel. on which changes in tenn
perature have little or no effect, and
brass, which expands or contracts rap
idly on changes Of temperature. AS the
balloon ascends the air becomes colder,
thus causing the metal thermometer
to contract and TO- the pen upwards
on the silvered plate. 1t will be seen
from this that the pen makes a double
record, across the plate, barometric
PRESSURE; and up and down the plate,
temperature. The plate has standard
markings, which function as a scale by
which the actual records are measured.
The instruments pass through extreme
cold and attain great height during
flight"
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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-08-28

DRILLING EQUIPMENT
WATER WELL DRILLING Equipment,
irrigation pipe, gas engines, motors, betting,
4 acres Of machinery. Davis Supply Company,
Shelby, Montana.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-08-28

mo. His love for me. l wanted to
KNOW had to know, if it would stand
the test-the test Of me, myself. No
pretenses. No affectations of manner
and intelligence. No playing of a part.
but just acting natural. Darling
darling-don't you see? I was afraid
Of you. You were SO stern, SO remote
from me always. / wa frightened.
You never made love to me. You never
kissed me. You never talked dear, in
innate. foolish little things"
His lips against hers stopped them
effectively.
Then he whispered against them,
Dearest, if you only knew how I longed
to. But your mother warned me
against it-told me you were shy and
frighteningly young for your years, so
l was afraid l could never
let myself 60"
Damn mama" whispered Barbara.
I'm glad" he whispered back. that
you are at last agreeing with me"
And on a swaying branch above their
heads, a yellow bird sang a paean to
their wedding day.
Copyright: 1890: BY Nevis Shane)
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-08-28
WHEN CHILDREN
FRET

sleep. There are some pains a mother
cannot pat away. But there's quick
comfort in Castorial
For diarrhea, and other infantile ills,
give this pure vegetable preparation.
Whenever coated tongues tell of consti-
patton; whenever there's any sign OF
sluggishness. Castoria has a good taste;
children love to take it. Buy the gen.
uine-with Chas. H. Fletcher's signature
on wrapper.
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HEALTH

SUFFERERS Of Heart Disease, Angina
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