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Wedding and
Fights Staged
~ Times Special

~ Times Special
2 OMAHA, Jan. 23.-Cowboy Eddie
Anderson got married in the fistic
ring here Thursday night, the bride
being Babe Mathews Of Omaha. Fol-
lowing the wedding. Anderson pro-
ceeded to defeat Billy Vaughn, local
lightweight, in eight rounds.
The show was staged in circus
style with cameras clicking and the
radio carrying the high lights on the
air The judge who tied the knot
kissed the bride and the referee and
Vaughan followed suit.
In the main bout Of the night
Tiger Jack Payne, Omaha heavy,
outpointed K. o. Christner, veteran
Ohio maIler, eight rounds,
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800 .. WA5tIMAN
$3.50.
GREGORY and APPEL. INC. Ii. 74sl.
WINTHROP, 4147-Mod. double: garage:
reas. rent to Responsible tenant. II. 2zz3.
3IsT. $50 W.--pandy s-room modern: va
ter paid. Reduced $50. IA. 45s7~R.
u MO. rRKE-Bra dburv. 1917. 1~rnss..
116.tos wateE ID Ri 6&8a3 Dr. 61zS-Eu
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GRANTLAND RICE WINS

By CnttsH fTeSS
HAVANA, Jan. 2S-Grantland
Rice, winner of several previous
tournaments, defeated George P.
putnam, publisher, 6 and 5, in the
opening match play round OF the
annual artists and writer's golf
tournament at the Havana Country
Club,
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Help Wanted Female

I PAY women SO hourly to show 1870
newest dresses to friends, $20-S40 weekly
spare time handling these necessities; ex-
perience unnecessary: gorgeous style
equipment free: sample dresses free every
month. Call or write HARTFORD FROCKS
Real Silk Hosiery Mills Bldg. Indpls
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Painting and Papering
REMOVE BY STEAM

wall paper. IS per rm. and UP. Oh. 6sss.
PAPER HANGING = PAINTING: ALL
WORK GUARANTEED. ESTIMATES
FREE. PHONE DR.. 156i-W.
PAINTING-Inside. outside: doors REIN
ished. pa. clnd.. rerfg. Elliott. Be. 5397-2
WHY PAY MOREPaper furnished ane
hung. 81 per room Oh. zoos u. 24l5.
PAPER HANGING-Paint., best ref: spec.
prices so days; free esti. Oh. 62l5.
PAPER hung $3.50 per room snd up.
PAPER Sc uo: work guaranteed Or. 7I47;
PAPER Hanging. Painting. Carpenter work.
FENDEL. 424 North Forest. Oh. 52l7.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing. because interesting bargains OF many
kinds are listed here daily.
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Lott Opposes
Berkeley Bell

BIZ UHtItU fTteo
MONTREAL, Jan. 23.-George
Lott of Chicago. defending title
holder, met Berkley Bell of Austin,
Tex. today in the feature semi
final match in the Canadian COW
cred courts tennis championships.
Two other Americans. Gilbert
Hall Of South Orange, N. j., and
Johnny Van Ryn of East Orange,
N. j., met in the other semi-f1nals
match.
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The balance of the team protected al
Wellington and his 475 total Weisman and
Norman reaching the 500 mark to give the
La Frendrch team a three game win over
Smith Bakery during the Elk League
Shop also won three games from Ollendorf
Watch and White Star Gas. as Stafford
Engraving lost two to the Heidenreich
Florists. Stark led this loop with games
OF 2l2. 232 and 2l2 for a total OF 656.
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Instructions

SPECIAL offer of six weeks free instruc-
ton in music for enrolment fee and only
cost Of So. Lessons valued at SIS to $50
term. IT. 0956.
TUTORING grade pupils, BY ex-teacher;
specializing In backward and out-of-
school children: references. He. 2492.
TUTORING-H. s. English. history. civics.
science. math.; exp. graduate teacher:
also grades to 8. Inclusive. DR.. 1606-M.
TAP DANCING TAUGHT IN YOUR OWN
HOME: VERY REASONABLE. ri. s735.
SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads in the Times
Phone "ad-taker" Ri. S551. during buSi-
ness hours
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JACK IN HOSPITAL

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.--Jack
Dempsey was receiving treatment
in a local hospital today for an in
lection that developed in small
cut on his left hand. The lacera-
ton was received Monday when the
former heavyweight champion was
working out in a gymnasium. The
infection spread to the arm.
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Two-game wins ruled the South Side
Druggist series on the Fountain. Square
alleys: Marker Pharmacy. Huf Pharmacy
Drugs. Commiskey and Riesbeck. The Huff
team tossed in a l.033 count at the finish
each game. counts Of 176. 214 and 246
giving him a total of 636. Pierson was
next with 602
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Business Announcements

REPAIR work on radios. wash. machs..
sweepers. irons. sew. mach. repair adj.
gas stoves: all cleo home apps. No job
too small, too large. Haverlock. Ha. 1857
FEATHERS-Bought sold and renovated.
feather mattresses pillows made to order.
E. p Burke. 4Sl-433 Mass. Ave. ri. $50
mates free T. H. NELSON. Be. S157.
BATH ROOM-Complete. 500: plumbing &
heating Installed: reasonable. Ia. 405T.
WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEx. ca
HARDWOOD-Floors made TO look new.
Avoid spring rushl STEELE. Ia 3l37.
GEN REPAIRING. Real sewer man. leaky
roofs. cutters furn. coils. Eve. Oh. 116S-J.
ELECTRICAL sERVICB-And repairs. "a
lob TOO small 5oRnANs ~. atQa.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ALABAMA. n. 1883 large. modern rms:
ASHLAND. l529-Two nicely furnished
front rooms. in-a-door bed; kitchen
oinstte: private bath ana entrance.
BELLEFONTAINE. 3i05-Five rooms and
except heat: $50 per month Oh 6sis.
BELMONT. S.. 1i14-S-rm. double: heat,
light. gas and gar. fur. Be. ll17-W.
CENTRAL. 1624-Attractive S-rIn. apt. /:
good heat: utilities furnished: reasonable.
CENTRAL. 2l31-upper apt: rooms:
built-in bed. good heat. bath, private en-
trance and porch; So week. He ass.
COLLEGE, $500 Il-rm., bath, in-a-door
BED &tehAaS 0urs o. un1urs Hua b416.
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Houses for Rent

CORNER. 25th and Talbot. 2-Way double;
modern, s rooms; front-drive garage; re-
ouced to $40. Ha. 4845-M
MONTH FREE-40 NJ West St: 4 rooms,
Sl2.15, NO; AZ: rms, Sl1.50: rms, So.
Ri 6177 DR. 642h-R = -.' -
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HUSKY Young man. attending school
wants work day or night for room and
board. Can arrange hours to suit YOU.
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Situations Wanted Female
Rooms for Rent

OUsEKEEPER-MiddIe age lady in wild
owners home. NJ. W. BIO s. Noble.
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LegaI Notices
LEGAL. sam

IlENIALI olNLE
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
ststutes OF the State of Indiana
that the undersigned. conducting q
puhlic storage house Will on Mon
dav. February %. 1891 sell for accrued
charles the household goods and other
goods belonging to the following named
Catherine Barley. No. 4572; L. Barnes
NO 4e05: L. j. Barnett, No. 4886; Mary
Dean. No. $3.50; Mrs. ". P. Fayorite. No
Heaton. No. 4e0l: Mrs. Thelrna Hobson,
No 1884; Tom Rooney, No. 1926; Ruth
Rosstan, No. 4S22: NJ. Sands, No. 4S67;
.Adolph SeidenSticker. No. 1926 ]. L. Mauck
No 434S; Marie Smith No. 1889: William
T. Swain No. 1855. Willie Mae Thomas,
2i34; II. A. Thomson. No. 4497 Carl @.
Wilson. No. 47o; Francis Winchester. No.
$3.50.
SHANK FIREPRooT WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, 1880 North Illinois ST.. In
dinnarnllS Ind
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Now the Time Buy Good Used CaTake Advantage Of Low Prices
Auto SUPPLIES and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON GOWN
repair or make new tops and curtains for
your car 202 Kentucky Ave
BATTERIES new. guaranteed 1898 81.
Used. $3.50 ex. sos MASS. AVE
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LEGAL SALE

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes of the State OF Indiana that the
undersigned. conducting a public storage
house viii on Monday, Feb. %. 1881. sell
: and other goods belonging to the follow
ing named people.
Frank s. Amened No. 900: Kate Buck
ner. No. 600: DR.. Charter. No. B27is; DR..
Arturton. No 909: Constable Clark. No,
oil: Constable CLARK. No. sos: Constable
Hawkins. No, $50; Addie Douglas. No as:
Leslie Heslcr. No. 9l6; Harry Motley, No.
s0os Della Owens. No. 4s4s Charles Reese,
No. 500. Earl Smith. No. ava: Mrs. Helen
Smith. No. 500; Waltey Stewart. No. se3:
500. Celadv Westeriield NO 40. Carrie
Wieklid. No $40; Edwin Williams. NO.
931. O. Williams, No. a12s
SHANK AUCTION AND FURNITURE
dianepolin. Id
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Snecial Notices
WHY SUFFER WITH PILES

W II OOI I IIG w II ILIIO
When YOU can positively get well or IT
home treatment. Also wonderful lung
throat and catarrh treatment. Either
Call or write Tor free literature. G. R
WYSONG. 21y K. of P. Bldg Office Ri
1851: res. 1899 N Meridian. Ta. 1910.
ARE YOU troubled WITH ,tomach ulcers.
chronic gastritis. indig st on, dyspepsia?
Gastrul treatment has helped many suf-
ferers without inconvenience to their daily
routine. Write Steiken Laboratories. Post
Office Box 5, East Michigan station. In
diananolis. or call Ri 2252.
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Room for Rent With Board
Rent Housekeeping Rooms


ALABAMA, N, 1912 large rms. eyeryth.
furn.: private entrance. Accommodate 8.
ALABAMA, N. 1838-Warm, clean; hot
water: sink, glass inclosed porch.
ALABAMA. N, 2037-l nicely furn house
keeping nm: sink: very reas Ia. 1850.
ALABAMA. N, 53o-Rn. and kitchenette,
also cheap sleeping rms. Ri. $500.
private entrance. DR.. 33o4-J.
rms: sink. hot. cold wa: o'stuffed; $3.50.
BROADWAY, 830-Front, modern. furn.
apt; pri. entrance; adults; Sc. Ri. 3245.
BROADWAY. 1lSS-Large warm front rm.
and kitchenette. with sink; $3.50.
BROADWAY. 2023-Rn.. kitchenette, sink,
everything fur; priv. entrance. He. 1857.
CAP. N. 2915-1-rm. nicely fur; Kitchen
cite. sink. priv. ct: Sc. Ha. 1929.
CENTRAL, 1902 large front rms down,
sink. steam heat. range. piano; 81.
COLLEGE. 2033-2-room, modern, furn.
apt: suitable for two: IS. He. 5ll5.
ILLINOIS. N. 2S39--1. 2. 3-rm. kitchenette
apt. $3.50. Sc and $3.50: everything furn.
ILL. N. l744-Large. warm rm.: every
thing furnished: homelike. IA. 4o3S-R.
JACKSON ST. 2sO5--3 nice. clean rms,
everything furnished. Be. 02o2.
MCARTY. w. 1862 rms. Everything
furnished $3.50 wk.: heat. lights. ''''''S
Keeping rooms. Ri 4145
NEW JERSEY, N. 1862 rms. downstairs,
furn.: sink: pri. entrance: Sc. Ha. 0326-M.
NEW JERSEY. N i029-Large front house,
keeping room heat. light. gas: $3.50.
OHIO. E., 540-Two nice front rooms. IS
week. One room. 50.
ORIENTAL. N, 2o--3 & s-rIn. unfurn. fnt.
apts.: 2-rm. unfurn. apt. Ii. e055.
ST JOE, E., 215-2 large rms. front,
down: sink: private entrance Ri. 5273.
TALBOT. NJ. 23Ss-2-rm. kitchenette. /
frnt rm.. kitchn.: nicely fur: gar. Ia 7o3S
TALBOTT. n. 2420-1. 2. 3-rm. apts.: SIS.
Sc and 81: Children welcome. Ia. TITO.
TALBOT. N, $3.50 large rms: porch,
sink. steam: prt. emit; ref. Ia. 1858.
WALNUT. E., 112-Rm.. kitchenette: mod,
front; priv. ent.; also sleep. rIn.; all fur.
WASH. E.. 1861, Groom front. modern.
private apt; 81; everything gTn.; apt.
vacant saturday noon. Ii. 20
WASHINGTON, E., 3s0l-3 rrn. modern
apt. everything furn.; private entrance.
nth. E. 90s-2 modern warm rms; every
thing furn.; So private entrance.
18TH. w. 1861, 2 or 8 comfortable
rooms: mod: very reasonable. Ia. 1851.
30TH. q W. attractive warm furnished
rooms: reasonable. Ia. 1855.
SiST.. w. 455-2 unfurn. rms, downstairs.
private entrance: near bus. Ha. 0e4o-J.
3SD. E.. 407--S rms. bath. good heat, light.
gas. telephone. Wa. 4il2-J.
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Machinery and Tools

FOR SALE CHEAP
Norton plain cylindrical grinder.
Hendey plain milling machine Mon
arch engine lathes. 1 Superior 24-in. up
right drill press.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
9525 East Wash st. Ir. 1851.
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Gay evening, need room for storage goods
PLiVate parties and dealers. No reson-
able Offer refused. 19l5-l9 Southeastern
ave. Biehl Transfer & Storage, Inc
Death Notices
ASHLEY; GLENN R.-Died Jan. % at his
nome 1911 r; SSth st. age 81 Funeral
FUNERAL HOME 1922 N. Meridian ST.,
saturday, 1880 a. m. Burial Kokomo
Friends may call at the home Friday
afternoon and evening.
CROAN, MRS. HELEN-Beloved wife of
mother of Junior and baby. Funeral
notice not r later. Eer further Information
DUDLEY, JOHN Or S466 Carrollton
y: Dudley, and brother of Harry Dud-
Icy and Bert !. DqnrIkleg Of Detroit
81 Fne psTtes snlS life ThurSsday jan
MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 3447
6oliege ave, 2 p: m. Burial Memorial
Park cemetery. Friends invited.
HILL. MARY Passed away Jan o.
city hospital. Funeral notice later Any
information call TOLiN d LICTENAUEk
FUNERAL HOME, DR.. $500.
LYONS. JANdES-Age &c years. died
%g at1ICt Jan. 81; surveyed by brother;
Lawrence LYONS Of Ireland t'Oi nephe SNu
LAWRENCE. John and Francis LYONS. and
HASSSs Alo N1dIlb OeALOn. Funeral at
the FEENEY e. FEENEY FUNERAL
HOME. 923 N. Pennsylvania. Saturday,
Jan; "a. $3.50: a. M. 81. Johns Church
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may
cal at the funeral home any time.
RATHERT. WEBER AUBREY-Beloved son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Rathert. broth
er OF Mrs. ChaS. Carey and Herman
Rathert. passed away Thursday, Jan. %,
At 912 Livingston ave. Funeral Monday,
Jan. 70. at 2 p. m. from FINN BROS.
FUNERAL HOME, 1889 N. Meridian st.
Burial Salem cemetery Friends invited
ROBERTS. SARAH E.-Beloved mother of
Mrs. Carl P. Gordon and Garnett Rob-
erts, departed this life Friday, Jan. %
age 90 years. Funeral Sunday Jan 25
at the Heath Memorial church. 10 a. M
Burial Charleston, Ill Friends invited
Funeral under the direction of MOORE
TRACY. WILLIAM beloved father Of
Ralph and Walter Tracy and Mrs Sarah
Banks. departed this life Wednesday, Jan.
y. age rs years. Funeral Saturday Jan.
e; at MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME,
253O Station st. 2 D. m. Burial Memorial
cemetery. Friends invited.
WARD. Beloved wife of Al
bert Fl. Ward and daughter of Mrs Anna
u Yeaeer. passed away Thursday, Jan
p: Private funeral Saturday. Jan %, at
ESQ D. m: from FINN BROS. FUNERAL
HOME, 1929 N. Meridian. Cremation fol-
lowing. Friends NAV call at the Funeral
Home from to IL Saturday morning
IT1pton t1ndl Papers Please Cow
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Farms Wanted

have client wanting
be reas. MRS. KIMMELI Oh. 4647-
Miscellaneous for Sale
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East
South
Suburban for Sale

BEN DAVIS S. High school Rd-. rn
semI-mod., newly papered. 2 lots. s0x2oo:
5000 street. electricity gas in street. gar,
SSnn ac mouse, frult. Easy terms. Be.
s. ACRES-Northeast: 81 900; $40 monthly,
Mrs. KIMMEI,L. Oh 4S47 -
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Radio and Equipment

REMOVAL SALE; EVERY TUBE MUST
BE SOLD FROM OUR STOCK.
Types Of Tubes, Regular Price and
Sale Price.
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UNCLAIMED IT,
1 lFREI6HT STATION I

Auto radiator glycerine in gallon
cans, So each.
Lot high grade canned goods
Pineapple, pears, peaches, apricots,
cherries, tomatoes, asparagus tips,
sauerkraut, all this week at 1919
discount.
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Musical Instruments
Saxophones. Snecial

Some rare bargains: $50 and I'd. Terms.
PEARSON PIANO CO.
i28 ". Penn. st. Ii. 5513.
STARR piano. walnut case. Splendid con-
dition; priced SIS: terms. Viking
MUSIC CO. 100 E. Ohio st.
TRUMPETSNLike new: SO and up: easy
payments. LORENZ SAXOPHONE
SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900
REPOSSESSED grand. over one-hsIf paid
Must sell for balance due. Big bargain,
Terms. Viking Music Co.. 40 {. Ohio St
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In MemOriam Notices

IN MEMORIAM--In loving remembrance of
our Dear Husband and Father, Edwin
Jennings. who departed this life, Jan. %,
Faithful and upright in all his ways.
Beautiful character to the end of his
DAYS.
Loving. affectionate. true and kind.
What a wonderful memory he left be-
sadly missed bv WIFE, and CHILDREN
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StOre-Omce Supplies
Business Opportunities

AMERICAN Radiator hot water boiler; 9
sections complete with fittings. Will heat
5000 1t: OF radiation. Bargain. r. j.
Bardy. 261f E. Mich.
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Personals

525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864: eve. Hu. 3l07
FUR COATS remodeled. Dress making all
kinds sewing; very reas. Ri. 1929.
COATS. dresses. furs. Tailored. repaired.
refined. 425 E. Sixteenth. Ii 1904.
DEBTS COLLECTED ANYWHERE. 3l5
BOARD TRADE BLDG. Ii. 1857.
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Backing for the Women's Central States
meet. that win be rolled on the Pritchett
recreation alleys next month. Is coming in
better as the dead line for entries nears;
and the girls feel confident, new RECORD
entry will roll in this event Entries VIII
be received II they arc in the mail prior
70 midnight Saturday.
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Auction

SALE OF 46 STOVES
ALL KINDS MUST BE SOLD by Tues
Gay evening. need room for storage goods.
PRIVATE parties and dealers. No reson-
able offer refused. 19i5-19 Southeastern
ave. Blehl Transfer q Storage. Inc.
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CORNER
= ICApIToL
Building Materials

BARGAIN PRICES on all building needs.
SShellac s2,23 gal; house paint. $l-39; wall
board, 21ac; plaster board, &c: storm
AND MATERIAL CO. 2ft2 NORTHUMBERLAND.
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Barter and Swap
Household Goods

JEwELER-will trade lady's new damon
rings for coal Ia. Oslo.
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Help Wanted Male

BARBER students to enroll now. Low
tuition. Paid while learning Individual
instruction. Trained instructors. Estab-
lished 20 years.
Write or Call
TORS Sanitary Barber Colleges
472 W. Washington. $40 E. Washington.
Forget Your Troubles.
Ouaorille. Cotillion. Modern Dancing.
Thursday. Saturday. Sunday Nights.
HOFFAfANS OLD-TIME DANCE.
45l7 keystone Ave. Ride SGD & Kytne. bus
WANTED-Automobi mechanic; exp. on
all cars. Morgan's Garage, 2008 Bluff Rd.
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Musical Tnstrurr Is

HAINES BROS. mahogany Upright case
keys. action and tone fine. Priced S45
terms. Viking MUSIC CO.. 40 z
Ohio ST
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Gym Suits, BICYCLES and Radios were the
three game winners during the Smith
HasSler and Sturm. Ladies League contests.
defeating the Golf Club. Fishing Tackle
and Basketball as Guns annexed Two
games from Skates. This loop Is composed
Of beginners, and the girls are starting
to find the head pin. 400 totals, now
appearing regularly
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sylvsnis, Coco and De Forest.
STATE RADIO co.
is N. III. St. ii a.,

STATE RADIO co.
31s N. III. st. Ii. 44ss.
Radio Bargains
Aatwster Kent No. 81. complete 49,. $500
Philco NO. 5ll. complete ....... 5000
R2oIola 30, complete ........... 80 90
Atwater Kent highboy screen grid,
Radioia Il highboy, complete .. $500
Philco lowboy. tapestry front.
victor 10 tubesi.' complete - $3.50 $3.50
Sold on unusually low terms
RADIO BARGAIN SHOP
225 E. Washington st.
B coLI Tatr az screen grid chassis
KEMPLER RADIO co.
Sc Virginia Ave. Ri 1895.
S31a PER CENT discount on 1881 Westing-
house floor model radios.
1924 n. Illinois. Ri. 1876.
ONLY-Brand new Auex Neutrodyne:
while they last. $3.50. complete with
tubes. ALLEN. 511 Massachusetts Ave.
soc PER -CALL---Expert service why nav
more LIGHTNING Radio. Oh. 72l0.
LINCOLN RADIO SERVTCE-R. G. A.
tubes. gen. repairing; experts. Ii. 1i26.
AFRIALS--Radio service. BY graduate en-
glneer; II years experience. DR.. 6269-J.
FOR sALE-By- owner, 1881 Model sc Phil
co. hlghboy Call HUI Ais.
FOR best radio service and repair. Guar
anteed. Very reasonable. Call Ri 7725.
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Triple wins featured the Essential League
play at the Illinois alleys .l01 Stores, The
Weibke. Banquet Tea. and Gardner Spe-
Gals defeating Sugar Greek Butter. Sweet
heart Bread Illinois Recreation and Pitts
ford Purity Pie. Raw Fox led the boys
home with total OF GOT on counts Of
225. 205 and 1T.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-28

final result will be that the East
Texas segmeT. containing slightly
over one-thifd the ares Of the state
will have an actual majority OF the
DELEGATION in congress. eleven menu
hers 10 the ten for the rest Of Tex
as.
Il see no eason why the East
Texas members can't work out a
bill 70 suit themselves" MIR. fIet-
calfe said. The population iustifies
eleven members and no more. That
Is the only basis upon which redist-
rictinE can be accomplished, and ]
90 not feel that the East Texas
members will ask more districts
than their population Iustifies. when
Il would involve giving the rest Of
the state fewer than 1t Is entitled
to-"
Next TO the Galveston district con-
t-oversy the conflict between the
districts OF Sen. w. r.. Poagc. Waco.
and Sen Carl Hardin. S~tephenvi.le.
has been the most difficult TO settle.
Up 10 now. district arrangement
Ringing about Milan and Erath
counties that satisfied Sen. Hardin
failed to win the support Of Sen.
Poage. and any acceptable 20 Sen.
Pcage drew the opposition Of Sen.
Hardin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-28
Metcalfe Works Out
Redistricting Measure
For Special Session

the state from electing three con-
gsesSmen-at-large. the alternative II
no districting bill is voted.
Chmn. Metcalfe will send this
sketch TO East Texas senator's and
representatives interested In redis-
triRting. and will invite them 10 take
East Texas and carve II to their
own hearts content. He will Sell
them West Texas is satisfied with
its 0wn plan, and merely wants 10
be let alone.
He hopes. he said. that the leaders
Of redistricting in East Texas viii
be also to work out a bill for them
selves that will come as near as
any to satisfying all who must vote
on the final bill.
The original difficulty in the SEN
ate districting bill by Sen. Julian
Gree was that Congs. Manifold and
Briggs had been thrown into the
same district. That was remedicd IN
the final draft that failed in the
regular session. and not two present
congrrssmCn were left in the same
district.
A difficulty Of the regular session
will bob UP again in that East Tex
as vii. have no specifically new dis
trict. This will be offset IN that two
districts OF one county only r 10
be created i'm the territory. although
holding present congressman. The