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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
CONTRACT FOR COAL

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received until the hour of o'clock
P. m, Tuesday, June 9. 1891 at the office
Of the Board Of School Commissioners of
the City Of Indianapolis, Indiana for
$4,000 tons, more or less, Of Indiana ia
inch screenings: 5000 tons, more or less,
Indiana lump coal; 4,500 tons, more or
less, semi-bituminous West Virginia coal,
or equal Indiana lump coal, said coal to
be furnished and delivered as specified
and required for the use of the Board of
School Commissioners for the year end
Ing June 30; 1882, as per the Boards con-
ditions and specifications. Copy of said
specifications and instructions to bidders
will be furnished on application to the
undersigned.
All bids to be made on blank form No.
IS prescribed by the State Board of Ac-
counts and must be accompanied by a
certified check drawn payable to the Board
OF School Commissioners of the City OF
Indianapolis, Indiana, ON an Indianapolis
bank or trust company or by New York,
Chicago or Indianapolis exchange in the
amount Of pc of the total bid.
In each bid shall be in a separate
sealed envelope with writing thereon
plainly indicating the character of the
bid as for example, BID FOR COAL"
The right is reserved by the Board to
reject any and all bids or parts Of bids.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY A, B. GOOD, Business Director.
indianapolis, Indiana
Nav 90 la3l.ss
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Radio and Equipment
Radio Bargains
5-pav Exchange Ontion

sii2; now complete .tsiOn's $500
Complete NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s.. $500
dyne plus; foSmerly sl47: complete $500
sl47.5o; complete .............. 400
model; complete .............%... $500
Senator-new super-heterodyne: an
extra good buy; complete 5000. 1900
Radiois-Model 80, 7-tube set: COM
sell Tor balance due; 8; CT Complete. .. 1900
Crosiey "Mate''-screen grid. 1881;
can sell for balance due; complete $500
Crosley-new Buddy Boy 1881:
regular price $3.50; our price
crosIey@new administrator" 1881: '''O'
regular price s1o9.5o; our price
cros nIg.eSs 'eWigit screen grid: 'S'OO
slist price $se.75: our price COM
At gTste Kent i6.in desk cabinet; saw
formerly Sl7s; complete .......... $500
manic speaker (for small apart
ment) complete .................. $3.50
Philco-Seven- tube table model,
1929; complete .................. $500
Falcon-New 3-screen grid complete So 90
Majestic s1-Formerly s147.5o; COM
Majestic aa-FOrmcrly si7is.5o; com: 's'OV
victor victor iii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0SOO
s285.Oo; complete ................ $500
Victor decentralization; complete a. 90
Battery Sets-Complete ............ 1880
FREE HOOKIJP. FREE DEF IVERY
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Furnished and unfurnished apis. IN
locations: S35 up. Phone. Ii. 1891.
<NooDSmALL A0ENCY%

Ii. S453: HE. 1887. RI. 1871.
NIGHTS. Sundays. holidays.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS-Ballard Apt:
heat, water light, elevator. 142 E. Ohio
st. Reduced. Ri. 6412. Custodian or j.
S. CRUISE REALTY co.
Apartment Rental Bureau
we have apartments for rent anywhere
in the CITY north CT Washington ST.: let
commission and no OBLIGATIONS: we us
uallv furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Cali
RI 1871. dav and night service.
11TH. w. 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apt: heat light, gas. water and ice fur
nished: $3.50. Applv Apt. |. THE GRANT.
Four-Room Apt, SIS
Thoroughly modern. 1884 w. New York.
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
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Farms Tor Sale

p. 500 PROPERTY ell paid for. for sale
for 1900. or will trade for Indiana
property. account relatives in central
states. II acres in oregon. extra good
soil, no rock. sand or gravel; 5-room
house woodsned and garage 8 miles from
great Columbia river and Columbia river
highway. No irrigation needed, natural
rain fall. N heart of Walnut fllbert,
prune dairy and poultry country. so miles
from the ocean: good moderate climate; 2
weeks freezing in winter. otherwise so de-
grees above in winter and no higher than
go degrees in summer. H. F. DONAHuE.
CSohIe OREGON. r. e. D. l.
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d Many Makes Models Are Advertised Tonghs Want Ad
Lost and Found

LosT-Billfold at Horseshoe Lodge. con-
Jacob KessleY, r. r. 10. Box $40. Ia. 5626.
LOsT-Fox terrier. May "a: white. black
ears answers name of Lucky" Call
Ii. o745. Mr.. Farris, $50 Udell.
LOST-6xs blue rug; leaving Bancroft over
18th through Brookside PIX. over 10th to
rural Please call Ir. 1850. Reward.
ANGORA CAT-Orange; from IS N. KitleY
Ave. Reward. IT. SOFT.
LOST-Dianond brooch, basket design, SIS
reward. 24i Consolidated Bldg. III. 1914.
LOST-BILLFOLD; valuable papers. Re-
ward. Be. ATS.
FOUNTAIN PEN-Green; Sanders or Shell
by. near Fountain So. Reward. DR.. o779.
VAIL pencil. yellow gold. sometime Fri;
2. A. s. engraved CAL Mss Joe. Ri 555l
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

VERMONT. 50 w.-Frigidaire. Furnished
or partly furnished. Reference. II. e0e6:
WALNUT, us E.-2-rm kitchenette apt;
close IN; IS. See housekeeper in basement.
WALCOTT. n. fl well furnished. Aght
housekeeping rooms; garage. u. 36l9.
WOODRUFF. 544 NJ. DR-Large apt; pri.
bath: So: small apt. So. Oh. 3l73.
SPEEDWAY VISITORS@New York, E.. TIC;
neat. clean furn. apt; to people;
sl.50 each. Ri. 4l66.
3OTH. W. 1875 rms. unfurn. /. lights,
gas. heat, water and garage paid; SIS.
pri. bath: $3.50: also rnl.. $3.50. ca. 4lO5.
3fST. W., 1857 completely furn.. mod
ern rms. private entrance. gar. ia. 225l.
BOTH. W. 500 unfurn. rms. private bath
and entrance. Private. Ia 1881.
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Real Estate for Exchange
Building Materials

CLOSING out stock Of builders supplies,
hardware. paint. roofing; in fact almost
everything to build or repair with. Also.
list 81 TENS tenn 0i DesleTs " pVife5 Ea asio
ALLIED COAL & MATERIAL CO., 2112
Northwestern Ave
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Death Notices

HAYES, MARY KATHERINE-Da of
Mrs. Lucy Hayes, passed away May %
at 703 Sanders st. Friends may call at
the home Friday afternoon and evening.
Funeral at the Edinburg Christian church
Sunday, 2 p. m.
JACKSON. LAFAYETTE A.-Age 81 years,
father of Miss Charlotte jackson. Ches-
ter H.. and Howard Jackson. and Mrs. Ed
ward H. Weist. passed away Thursday,
4:45 D. m. Friends may call at the resi-
dence 2258 N Illinois st. after p. m.
Friday Services Monday 2:30 p. m. at
the Central Christian church. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill.
JONES. HnEY ANN-Widow OF, John w.
Jones, mother of Estella Davis, Carlos
and Willard Jones. departed this life
Thursday, May %. age II years. Funeral
Friday May 90, at the residence of her
daughter. 2loS W. Morris. street at 8
p. M. and Saturday. May 30, at Mahalis-
VILE, Ind, M. E, church 2 p. m. Burial
Mahalisville cemetery Friends invited.
Funeral under the direction of MOORE
& KIRK. (MartinsviIle papers please
WALL, MRS. MINNIE TINDALI-Wife Of
Col william G. Wall. passed away Fri
dav morning. Services at the residence.
1881 N. Delaware Monday. 2:30 .. m.
Friends Invited. Burial private Crown
Hill.
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Painting and PaperIng
HOME MAINTENANCE

General house cleaning; woodwork,
walls, windows washed. Painting, paper
hanging and cleaning. est. free. Ia 1876.
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In Memoriam Notices

BANTA-In sad and loving remembrance
of our darling daughter and sister,
FRANCIS THELMA BANTA, who left US
six years ago today, May 20, 1925.
Some may think you are forgotten,
Though on earth your ere no more;
But in memory you are with US,
AS you always we're before.
You shall never be forgotten.
Never shall your memory fade.
Our thoughts will always linger
Around the grave where you are laid.
Sadly missed by MOTHER AND SIS
TIERS, LORENA AND BERTHA AND
BROTHER ROBERT.
loving remembrance of our
darling daughter DOROTHY MARIE Lay
DEN. who passed away 8 years ago to-
day, May 90, 1928:
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care: 80
The opening bud to heaven conveyed;
And babe it blossom there.
MOTHER AND DAD.
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Rooms for Rent

ASHLAND, 1868 nice modern rms.
Speedway visitors welcome. Ri. 27l2.
Ala. NJ. 13i0-Attrac rm: private bath.
shower: no other rooms. Ri 1921. aft. s.
CENTRAL. 2431-Home like rms, constant
hot water: garage.
DREXEL ARMS-730 N. Illinois; 100 rms,
81 to $40 wk.; also fur. apartments.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE-1 ROOM So. 2
RMS. $3.50. 1917 PROSPECT ST.
HERVEY. l009-Modern. near Garfield
park. Shelby car; So DR.. 3547
ILLINOIS, N, 244l-Furn. rn.; nice home.
Reasonable. Ha. 2858-R.
MERIDIAN. N.-Single or double room.
MERIDIAN. N. 260s-Room adjoining
bath: private home: SIS. Ha. 1881.
NEW JERSEY. NJ, 1222-2, clean. front,
sleeping rms: private enrance. Ii. 60i3.
connecting rms. or Q. Ri 61os
ORIENTAL. NJ 2o-Fur. or unfur sleeping
rooms. modern week rent free.
WALNUT. 81 E.-Clean. nicely furn. rm.,
const. hot water for 2. SO. Ri. 1921.
WALNUT. E.. 415-Light airy sleeping rms,
next bath. private entrance. Reasonable,
also large sleeping rnl.. with hotplate.
COLONIAL HOTEL-Excellent rooms. 81
week. two persons: with bath. 5000 two
persons.
CLINTON HOTEI-29 Va; clean. modern
rms: Speedway Visitors: So to SIS. Ri. 1888.
LARGE. clean furnished room: next bath
nTiVota home SS12
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REMOVE BY STEAM
80 da spec. $3.50 per I'm. & UP. Oh. 1898
Paner MISUNDERSTANDING
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MANCEFsTFP q62 n PPM

MANCHESTER. 962 N. PENN
Bedroom apartment; Frigidaire: ell
utilities; from $3.50 to 5000. Ii 1881.
MARKET. E., 1855 rms. bath: mod.
steann-heated dup; redeco.: S35. Ri. 1884.
furn.: suitable for doctor or dentist.
PATRICIA APTS.-Modern. rms: Frigi-
daire: util. furn.: reduced rent. Dr.. 2591-M
BUCKLE. 1905 rms; bedrm. apt:
floors refln.; porches; heat. water; $40. so.
new low rate Ri 7243; ewes. Ha 1663-M.
TECUMSEH. 1132-Sunny, upper duplex; 8
bedrooms; porches: adults. Oh. 1874.
MODERN APTS.-$l5 to $40 per mo. See
owner, Sob E. Washington st.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and UNFINISHED apis. in ten
locations: S35 I'D. Phone Ii 1891.
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Special rate. next 10 DAYS. Be. 077l-R
WILL DO YOUR PAINTING FOR 35c PR
DROP CARD. 1854 N. DENNY 81.
PAPER HANGTNG-Painting, wall paper,
samples. esti J. HAMILTON. DR.. 4203-W.
EXPERT wall paper cleaners. 75c, 81 per
nm. we use canvas; clean up dirt. Paper
hanging reas. CUNNINGHAM. He: 543a-
WILL do Jour painting. decorating. renn-
ishing and take anything as pay; auto.
furniture. drop card. 1884 N. Denny ST..
PAINTING-Interior; exterior; 'First-class
work, reasonable prices" is my motto.
CHAs. PIERsALL, 1888 Climber. DR.. 448o.
PAPER HANGrG-I5c per roll Plaster
ing. cleaning. VAN & SON. Dr.. 1899.
CLEANINo--wall paper, 81 room; york
FOR PAPER HANGINo-Painting and pa,
PAPER FURN1SHED-And hung Personal
service: $3.50 up. G. FREW. Be. 083s-R.
PAPER hanging: cleaning; paper removed
BY steam: painting: plastering. On. 1888
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING. plastering
DON CAIN. A No. Contractor. Ia. 4161.
cleaning; plastering; work guar Ri. 2254:
Al PAPER Cleaning: neat. fast. white
man. imned service guar. Dr.. 68l2.
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service 81
a room. O.DONALD. RI; 4623.
CALL YOUNG; exp. paper. cleaner. 75c y
81 rm.; frs. wash. & POND. Be. O437-M.
PAPERING. painting. roofing carpenter
brick. cement: work guaranteed. Ri. 7725.
GENERAL painting, spray or brush; inside
or out. CLAIBORNE. DR.. 6534.
PAPERING average rooms for SIS; sam
pies shown. satisfaction guar. Be. 4271-J.
PArNTNG-Paper hanging. 15c a roll:
floor work: sample guarn. wa. 170l. R-2.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. IF YOU
DON'T CALL HU. 6253, WE BOTH LOSE.
PAPER CLEANING. exp. 75c G room. B.
THOMPSON. Ii. 3l6e.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: esti free.
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SCSOoL FURNITURE
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board OF School Commissioners of the
City OF Indianapolis at their Office. $50
North Meridian Street. until s O'Clock
p. m. Tuesday. June 9, 1881 for the sale
20 the Board OF the following equipment:
SCHOOL FURNITURE
3. Primary tables and chairs.
b. No. 2. ). !. and 8 combination
des!SS.
c. small. medium and large adjustable
desks )
d. Folding chairs (steel and wood.
Detailed specifications are OF fle in the
Office OF the Beard. All bids mus re
submitted on blank form No. IS as pre-
scriDeq by the save bo2rA D. Accot..tAs
and must be accompanied by a certified
check drawn payable 10 the Board OF
school Commissioners OF the CITY OF In
dianapohs on an indianapolis bank or
trust company or by New York. CHICAGO
or indianapolis exchange in the amount
Of 81 OF the total bid.
Each bid shall be IN a separate sealed
envelope with writing thereon plainly
indicating the character OF the bid as
tor example. BID FOR SCHOOL FUR
ms right is reserved BY the Board 20
reject any and AL bids or parts OF hids
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
By A. B. GOOD Business Director
Indianapolis, Ind, May 20. 1881.
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Cottages and Resorts

EAST SHORE LAKE MAxINKUCKEE--
rooms; mod, except furnace; 2-car gar;
servants quarters very low price. Leon
Joyce. 216 N. Pine, Indpls. Wa. O369.
COTTAGE for sale; completely fur; beauty
spot on river; 20 min. DIR. from city;
$3.50; terms If desired. Oh. 277o-R.
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Real Estate for Exchange
FOR SALE OR TRADE by owner. re-
modelled double south Of creek on Della
ware: fine condition: always rented. Would
consider bungalow north in trade. GEO.
P. LENNOx. 2413 N. Delaware.
s ROOMS and BATH y acre; all kinds of
fruit. out buildings: part cash and cheap
car or vacant lot. 56l5 S. Arshnel Ave-.
Edgewood.
SUBURBAN. N. E.-Mod., 6-rm. house;
sunparlor. fireplace. hot water heat.
lots. garden. double garage. chicken house.
See MRS. RAUCH. e. 36th and Ritter.
IND lot E. side Exeter. N. Of w. 18th.
Trade for auto; CHIP rental prop. Ri. 7725:
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Room for Rent With Board
Rent Housekeeping Rooms


ALABAMA. N, 5so-Large rm.. kitchenette.
beautifully dec; priv entrance; SIS.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1872 rms, Kitchen
cite; everythg. fur. S. 2-rn. apt. 50 so.
BELLEFONTANE. 1862 or lovely mod
ern rms; well furn.; sink. pantry. refrig-
orator: gar: private home. Ri. sos.
BROADWAY. 1422-Beautiful front apt.
turn.: private bath; garage; adults.
CENTRAL. 2l4s-1s-rm; small furn. apt;
upper: ref. $40 week. He. 1872.
COLLEGE. 26so-2 nicely furn. rms; pri-
yste home; garage: 81 he. 5o5s.
COLLEGE. 1872 large rms. for couple.
DENNY. IS N.-s-rm. fuTn. apt; private
bath and entrancs. II. 1858.
EAST. N S42-2 airy rms: range, sink
everything turn.: pri. entrance; $3.50.
EUCLID. ". loe-Attr. apt. everything
furn.; gar; E. Wash. car. SIS. IT. OS92.
ILL. n. .2s29-Brick apt bldg: custodian
sery: !. 2-Ih. kitchnte aDts.: 81. IS. SO wk.
JEFFERSON. N, 2lS7--4 or we'll furn.
rms. nice porch gar. light. water paid,
$3.50 wk.; rms. UP. light. water pd,
$3.50 wk.; garage, soc. Take Brightwcod
LEXINGTON. 1021-Large front rn. down;
priv. entrance. ) rms. up. Dr.. 5541.
MARYLAND E.. 2ol4-Furn 3-rm double:
mod: private home. Or. 571t-w.
s1sE siry. = s4s lSl Al uE.. kitohsnst'.
MERIDIAN. 3. 1863 front rms. IS: !
large rnn.. sink. IS. DR.. 5442.
NEW JERSEY. r.. ls4-Gcoa clean mousse
keeping rooms. Ri. 4i4s
NEW YORK. e. 520-MODERN, CIEAN.
LARGE FRONT RM. PARKING SPACE.
PENN, n, 7oso--Light front I'm. for
honsekeepiag: also sleepinS. Ha. o50e-j.
PENN. N. s0a-Furnished rms for house
keping: also sleeping. Ii. s9z5
SHERMAN DR., s.. l203-2 or turn.
rms. gar. modern. suburban home. Or.
SOUTHEASTERN AVE, ISiI--3 Connecting
rms, down: furu. for houSekeep.; gas,
lights. water furR.: priv ertr. IS VIZ.
TALBOT. 2345--Young couple to share
furnished home. SIS month
TENTH. E. 226-Mod.. close IN; 2--rl. aptS:
furn.: sinks: sleeping m: hot watsr
VERMONT. q. ISL IiTSf houseEeeDin-
rooms: up and 8 down. Ri. 6ii3.
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Houses and Flats Furnished
AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL

$50 N. PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfinished
apartments, ultra modern. bath with tub
and shower. Frigidaire. Walking distance
Phone Ri. 1871.
ALABAMA. ~. 15l8-Large 2-rm. apt: in
a-dor bed: overstuffed furniture. Ii. 2995
ASHLAND. l529-2-rm apt: bath porch:
everything furn.: priv. entrance. Ri. 5976.
BEVILLE. N. 403-4-room bungalow: in
a-door bed: strictly modern. nicely
furnished; garage; $4250. DR.. 0461-M.
BROADWAY .1530-Mod. arm. apt; good
furnishings; reasonable. Ri. 9754.
THE BERWICK
soi North New Jersey St.; rooms with
kitchenette and bath: newly refurnished:
all utilities low weekly rent.
ILL. N. 26lI-Lower duplex; furn. IN
furn.; Frigidaire; gar; uttl. pd.: children.
CENTRAL. 2l3l-Front apt. living. bedrm:
kitchenette: pr. ent.; util: $3.50. He. 4l55.
WILL SHARE mod. comfortable apt. with
two: every convenience. He. 1854.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished downtown apart
ment for summer: s rooms. Ri 5153.
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Apartments for Rent

BELLEFONTAINE. 23l5-Recently redeco-
rated lower apt; 3 rms. bath, heat. wat.
gar. furnished; reduced rent. DR.. 5000
BROADWAY and 21ST-3 or 4 rooms. heat.
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speclal rate. next 10 DAYS. Be. 077l-R
WILL DO YOUR PAINTING FOR 35c PR
HOUR YOU FURNISH EVERYTHING.
DROP CARD 2S3A N DENNY ST
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Special Notices

WANTED-Good home for 13-year old
girl; can be adopted. 1l58 Eugene st.
$50 CARDS printed to your order. postpaid,
for 81 bill. L. r. Toney. Richmond. Ind.
FRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Lodge Notices

LODGE NOTICE
DIVISION No. 1873. order of BENEFIT, Asso-
citation OF Railway Employees will hold
regular business meeting Monday night.
June l at M. w. A. hall 322 East New
YORK ST. All members invited to attend
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BROADWAY 2Si5--sacrines equity IN s.
bedroom mod; fine for rcoriing house
Gear garage. E. z. terms. He. 1928.
4114-4126 SPANN AVE.
4 and 5-room bungalow. aserai-mocern:
viii sell at bargain pricfs on sern.s:
close 70 school. churches AID the Chris
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Business Places for Rent

FULLY equipped law Office space, reas1--
able. 207 Ind. TT Ri 1910.
BARBECUE Stand and living rooms: On
west Eat'l. I'd. 2o7 N. Beville. Oh. el41-M
STOREROOM-3eo z 10th St. VERY rea-
sonable: SIS. Oh. 1877.
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Master Cook Serves6, WMeaIs ADay
And Directs IS Walters And Other Help

WASHINGTON. D. C.-"The first
resolve | made when I accepted this
position was that | would not be
late, and I never yet have been. At
1880 when the velvet ropes which
bar the public from the great din
ing room are let down and hundreds
of people surge to the tables, sew
enty-five colored mattresses each
with freshly starched uniforms. fin
gers carefully manicured and every
hair in place under neat white
cap, come flying from the other end
of the room and their food is ready
1t was Mrs. Ella Garrison. head
cook of the dining room maintained
by Woodward and Lothrop, one of
Washington's great stores. speaking.
Mrs. Garrison. stout. comely race
woman with determination and COM
petenee written all over her face,
was explaining to the delegates to
the conference held here last week
by the industrial section of the Ma
tional Association of Colored Wom-
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Play Halted When
Robson Loses Voice

IONDON.-Paul Robson has lost
his voice, according to latest reports
and "rhe Hairy Ape" was forced to
close after only five performances.
Robson, who takes the leading
role in the Eugene O'Neill play. was
stricken with laryngitis and physi-
clans advised him to give up the per-
Torrance and warned him that if he
continued he would be permanently
injured Robson stood in danger of
losing his singing voice and the show
was closed until he RECEIVERS.
The play opened last Monday. Ro-
beson played four straight evening
performances and the Friday matt
nee, during which his voice showed
signs of weakness. Doctors were
called. hurriedlv consulted and found
the voice condition so grave that
they caused cancellation of the Sat
urday night performance.
1t was announced Monday that the
nlav would be resumed Tuesday, but
after another consultation of the
physicians the management an
nounccd its withdrawal in Difference
To Robeson's condition.
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Actor Tells How Girl Won Place
As Dance Star In New York

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gus applause greeted the efforts of
Al Moore and Amy Spencer Saturday
night at the Renaissance ballroom.
where theatrical stars cathered in
honor of Al Knight. an employee of
the Shubert Theatrical enterprises
for the last twenty years.
Under the name of Moret and
Spencer, this team has won high
position in the theatrical world as
dancers of merit. Interesting is the
story told by Moret, manager of the
team.
"Yon think that Maurice had trou-
bles with his dancing partners? Well,
he did, but he had plenty of part
ners to pick from for successors to
those who deserted him for matri-
mony," said the handsome young
chap as he changed his dancing
clothes immediately after performing
the ringing applause vet sounding
through the closed door of his dress
ing room.
"My first partner was Freddie
Washington. Well. you know Fred
got ndTIieu anu ioI Nuhe was ~
!, loss. But one night down at Con-
MES Inn | saw Miss Spencer doing
her routine and learned that she had
been doing some studying.
Immediately | got in touch with
her and asked if she wanted to work
with me. She gave her consent and
there my first work began. | had to
start right at the bottom and teach
her my steps first to familiarize her
with the work. OF course. you realize
that all dancers have their own pc
culiarities and | am no exception tt
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"She was an apt pupil and it was
not long before she picked up the
ideas | wanted her to acquire. The
rest was easy. but those first lessons
were awful experiences for her. For
hours we would practice, first with a
little yictrola at my apartment and
then later with an orchestra.
1.-THE first night she and | ap-
peared in public she was as nervous
as a girl making her first appearance
IN any stage. But as we glided across
the floor in our number she lost that
fear and became so absorbed in her
work the dance was finished before
she knew it had began. and the ap-
plause that followed thrilled her so
she needed no urging 20 90 an en-
core.
Miss Spencer is finished dancer
There are few tricks that she hasn't
mastered Her specially as an adagio
dancer is initiated far and wide. but
none of her imitators have succeeded
in copying her style nor have they
teen able to acquire Miss Spencer's
grace. She is one of the best dancing
partners | have had in my experience
as a professional dancer.
I'VE have been busy since we
formed our team and our next en-
gagements will keep us busy for the
entire season. Oh, yes. we are in
great demand for charity dances and
other benefits, and we try, AS far as
possible. to fill all of Them
On the same program the Barry
Brothers and Freddie TAYLOR "Snake-
hipes Jr." won favor with the audi.
ence. Ethel Waters and Boiangles
Robinson also were introduced and
received applause.