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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-31
SPEECHES ARE MADE FIRST AT
 LlNDY DINNER
Japanese Guests Also Re move Shoes at Door
 of Dining Room
A associated Press

TOKYO, Japan, Aug. 31.- Speeches came first and soup last at a dinner which Col Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife were en- tertained by the American-Japanese Society. Prince Iyesato Tokukawa presided at the dinner.
 Col. Lindbergh spoke briefly and appeared to relish the incident when Japanese guests removed their shoes at the door of the dining room.
 In his short talk, Col Lindbergh predicted it would become an ordi- nary matter for persons to fly across the Pacific Ocean by a regu- lar passenger and mail air service between the United States and Japan.
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LINDEN IS TO PLEAD CASE AT
 SECOND TRIAL
Unable to Raise Money, He Faces Grand Larceny
 Charge Alone

SEATTLE, Aug. 31-The second trial of Adolph Linden has been set for September IA. Linden, charged with grand larceny in connection with the failure of the Puget Sound Savings and Loan Association, will defend himself as he is without funds.
 The first inkling that Linden would be without counsel came when the firm of Dykeman, Mon seimer and Griffin notified Prose- cutor Robert M. Burgunder they would have no further connection with the Linden case.
 There is nothing else can do," said Linden. We had agreed on minimum fee for the first trial, and I was unable to pay more than a quarter of it. I could not expect them to go on. We parted warm friends and I am grateful for their past efforts"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-31
Another Giant SeapIme Tested by Government;
 Is Sister Cratt to DO-X

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-While the German flying boat Do-x was be- ing visited by hundreds in New York Harbor and it's officers well coned at the City Hall. the news was received that it's sister ship, Do-x IT., had arrived at Spezia. Italy. from Lake Constance, where it is being tested in expectation of being accepted by the Italian goy- ernment.
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TWO CRAIG INDIANS
 GET JAIL SENTENCES

Russel Shook, an Indian, was ar rested Saturday at Craig by Fed eral officers charged with assault and battery, according to advices received by United States Marshal Albert White. Shook pleaded gull ty before Commissioner Bagley, Craig, and was sentenced to 90 days in jail at Ketchikan.
 Pete Kennedy. another Indian. pleaded guilty at Craig to being drunk and disorderly, and was sem tenced by Judge Bagley to 50 days in the Ketchikan Federal jail.
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TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 157s, American Can 92ss, Anaconda Copper 24%, Beth lehem teel 395s, Checker Cab 89s 8as, 8ss, Curtiss- Wright 3, Fox Films 14h, General Motors 36, In- ternational Harvester 38, Kenne- colt IFS, Packard Motors 6A, Standard Brands 19, Standard Oil of California 40la, Standard Oil of New Jersey 401z, United Aircraft 27ia, United States Steel 871a.
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Professor Piccmd
 Planning Another
 High Altitude Trip

BRUSSELS, Aug. 31.-Professor Piccard has decided to make a sec ond ascent by balloon before pre- senting the report of his recent as cent into the stratosphere to the Belgian Ponds Nationa, de Resh- erche Scientifique. In his second ascent he will not go higher than thirteen to sixteen thousand feet. His object will be to verify certain observations that he made in the stratosphere.
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Political Recess Sought
 by France Aims at Germany

that the Polish corridor would not be touched, that Germany and Aus tria would drop all ideas of an eco homie union between them, or of any other sort of union. that the German army and navy would re- main what they are today, unless lowered by the general disarma- ment conference scheduled for next February.
 It would mean also that Ger many would make no direct or inc direct demands for return of part or all of her colonies lost by de- feat.
 There are other things. France
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FORD RECALLS LARGE FORCES
 TO HIS PLANTS
Fifty Thousand Men to Re. turn to Work by Mid-
 dle of September
Associated Press Photo

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 31.-The Ford Motor Company, which cur tailed the force sharply on Aug ust 1, last Saturday announced that from 15,000 to 10000 men will re- turn to work on September 8.
 It is said it is expected 50,000 men will be recalled by the mid de of September.
 The plants will employ more than 100000 men at minimum wage of ST a day as in normal times.
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PARIS, Aug. 3l-Intense parti- sans of the status quo, the French are working toward a ten year political moratorium" with Ger many.
 By a political moratorium the French understand complete cessa- ton of the campaign for revision of the Versailles and other treat ies resulting from the world war. which the Germans, Austria, Hun gard and, in a smaller way, Bull garia and Turkey are carrying on.
 This is the principal thorn in the French side.
 What It Would Mean
 Such a moratorium would mean
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-31
German Auiatrix
 Crosses .Siberia,
 Lands ct Tokyo

TOKYO, Aug. 31.-Marga vor Etzdorf, German aviatrix and first to cross Siberia alone, arrived at the Handea international airport on the outskirts of Tokyo, con- pleting her journey from Berlin in twelve days. She was the first foreigner to land at Handea air drome, which was opened only last Tuesday.
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ALEUTIAN DELAYED

Steamer Aleutian, scheduled tt arrive today from the westward. i loading at Cordova and is not dus to leave there until this evening The Aleutian is due to arrive here sometime Wednesday morning.
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WAS LURED TO DEATH

CHICAGO, IT., Aug 3l.-Mayor William Mckee, of Park Ridge, a suburb, friend of the slain widow Mrs. Richer, said he believed solic- itude for the welfare and education of her children led her and her three children to their deaths. He said she hoped to marry Powers, alias Plerson. held for the slayings, for his wealth. He is said to have killed the four when he found her wealthy home was merely front" and she was really poor.
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BOXER REACHES
 POINT BARROW

SEATTLE, Aug 31.-Word has been received here the schooner Boxer reached Point Barrow and all shipments were hastened ashore for fear the ice might return and hold her. The Boxer sailed for Nome Friday, but withFa stop at St. Lawrence scheduled enroute.
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OFF TO TEACH SCHOOL

Miss Mary E. Pullen, of Skag- way, who has been the house guest of Miss Miriam Mcbride for sev- eral days, left on the Admiral Watson for Kodiak where she will teach school.
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WORLD FLIGHT
 FOR NEXT MAY
Fred Hall, Backer of Post. Gatty Flight, Makes
 Announcement

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. 3l.- A new round the world flight to start from Oklahoma City next May is announced by Fred Hall, packer of the Post -Gatty flight.
 A duplicate of the plane Winnie Mae will be piloted by Frank Hoo- yer of Oklahoma City. The navi- gator has not yet been chosen.
 Bull" Elkins. Texas university quarterback and captain-elect of the cage squad, is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholas- tic society.
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 Secretary Of Treasury Mellon ia known to favor revision of taxes to raise necessary funds to meet the prospective billion dollar de- ficit next year.
 Despite the Secretary's resort at this time to another huge bond issue, Republican Ind open d ents favor a tax revision. They want to increase rates on incomes to higher brackets, also to boost estate tax rates and restore the gift tax. They are hopeful that next year will bring an upward trend in business and as a result there will be an increase in income tax returns.
 President Hoover is withholding an immediate decision on what recommendations he will make for balancing the Federal budget.
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CONFESSION MADE

HARRISBURG, w. Va, Aug. 3l. A confession that he slew Mrs. Asta Buick Richer and her three children was obtained from Har- " F. Powers, aged 42 years, alias Cornelius Pierson, last Saturday afternoon. He admitted he brought the woman and her three children here from their Park Ridge, Illi- nois, home and killed them with a hammer and by strangulation.
 The Rev T. E. Painter said Pow CTS wept like baby" when talk ing with him.
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ANOTHER BODY
 DUG UP WHERE
 OTHERS FOUND
Remains of Woman, Re- gently Buried, Found Tn
 West Virginia Spot
CONFESSION SECURED
 FROM SLAYER OF FOUR
He avy Guard Placed Around Jail Where Mur-
 derer Is Confined

HARRISBURG, w. Va, Aug. 31. A fifth body. that of a woman, was found last Saturday night by the police grubbing in the earth about the garage near where Har- ry F. Powers confessed staying a widow, Mrs. Asta Buick Fischer and her three children last month.
 The new victim Is believed to be Dorothea Pressfer Lemke, of Wor- cester, Mass, one of many wom- en to whom Powers, describing himself as Cornelius Pierson, had corresponded through matrimonial agencies.
 The coroner said the woman dis covered Saturday night. had ap- parently been buried more than three weeks ago.
 Meanwhile the police kept digging about the garage.
 Powers is under heavy guard in the Harrison jail four miles away.
 Saturday night a turbulent crowd swept around the jail seeming to lack only leadership to make 4 drive and wrest Powers from the officers.
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TREMENDOUS
 SUM NEEDED
 FOR DEFICIT
Vexing Problem Is Placed Squarely Before Presi-
 dent Hoover
TWO SIDES ARE
 GIVEN TO ISSUE
Republican In d dependents Have Proposals to
 Be Submitted

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 31.--Announcement today by Secretary of Treasury Am drew w. Mellon of a billion dollar financing program for the Septem Der quarter, brought President H Hoover face to face with the vexing problem of how to balance next years budget.
 This is a matter the Presi- dent must thresh out with Secretary Mellon and the Re- publican leaders of the House and Senate before the open ing of Congress in December.
 There appears to be very much of two sides to the problem.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-31

Vic Sparks. oldtime resident of Skagway, who has been in Juneau several days on business. returned to his home aboard the North western.
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MARTIAL LAW DECLARED FOR
 BOISE REGION
Governor of Idaho Takes Action Incendar-
 ism Reported

BOISE, Idaho. Aug. 31.-With incsndiary fires breaking out at many new points. Gov. c. Ben Ross last Saturday night proclaimed martial law in three counties in the fire zone and ordered out the National Guard to suppress incen- diarists.
 Firty-five undesirables have been weeded from the fire fighters and escorted out of the forest fire area.
 Meanwhile fires continued to burn on many fronts.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RooKwooD. 3855-5-rm. strictly modern;
corner lot; full basement; all improve
ments in and paid; bargain. JENNINGS
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Sc Legal Notices
SMITH. REMSTER. HORNBROoK 4.
SMITH. ATTORNEYS
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER. s SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

l.. The. undersigned commissioner. By vir-
tue OF the order Of the Probate Court
Oh Marion County, Indiana. made and
enteTed IN cause therein pending. entitled
pen 5Senlamln F; Orr VS.. Richard Hinton
Menges, ana numbered 1865 upon the
oocKets thereof, hereby gives notice that
On tne lst day of December. 1881 at
~ O'Clock a. m, at the Office of Smith
Remster. Hornbrook 81 Smith. l10O-1iG5
Indianapolis, Indiana. he will offer for
sale at private sale. at not less than
the full appraised value thereof. the fol-
lowing described real estate to wit;
Lot numbered two hundred and two
t202l IN Shannon Park an addition to
the city of Indianapolis. Indiana. as
shown by the plat thereof recorded in
plat book is. page II. in the Office OF
the recorder of Marion County, In
diana
Said sale will be made for cash subject
TO the unpaid balance of a mortgage to
The Rallroadmen's Building and Savings
Association. municipal assessments. and
taxes assessed against said real estate and
to the approval of the Probate Court of
Marion County. Indiana.
II no bios are received at the time and
place herelnabove set out. then said Sal
Will be continued from dav to dav until
a bid is received and the same is ap-
proved by the court as aforesaid
WILLIAM 6. SPARKS.
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GEORGE SNYDER.
DOW w. WORRIES.
John = GuEaPEP
Commissioners Of Marion County,
est. HARRY DTINN Audifnr


Attest: HARRY DUNN. Auditor
OFFICE OF THE GEORGE ROGERS
CLARK SEsQUICENTENNIAL COAfMIs-
SION indianapolis. Indiana, November
at the office Of Bennett, Parsons & Frost.
ARCHITECTS, 30 East Jackson Blvd. Chi
Gago; III; at 2 p. n. Central Standard
struction Of Bridge Approach and
Pylons at Vincennes. Indiana. for the
George Rogers Clark Memorial. The
concrete. stone-faced terrace structures
approximately 30x100' each. fagpole, or
nIamental bridge pyIons. facing about 24o
hneal feet of existing concrete wall with
stone and laying adjacent sidewalks and
curbs. On or after November 25. 1891.
speclncations can be consulted at the
the office of the Commission, 334 State
House. indianapolis. and may be obtained
at the office Of the Architects in their
discretion. BY any satisfactory general
contractor upon payment to them of
$500 per set of drawings and specihcs-
tons. CHRISTOPHER B. COLEMAN.
NOTICE TO ALL BIDDERS ON JUNK
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the sale Of certain Junk will be re-
way Commission at his office on the 3rd
floor of the State House Annex. l02 North
Senate Avenue. indianapolis. Indiana. IN
til 1000 a. N. on the 9th daY Of No
vember. 1881. at which time they will be
publicalIv opened and read
QUANTITY AND LOCATION: 125 to 175
Tons OF Junk Steel and Cast Iron parts
and approximately 1900 lbs. of unused
automobile and truck parts now located
at state Highway Commission Warehouse
in Indianapolis.
NAV be obtained at the Office of the
state Highway Commission, 102 North
Senate Avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana.
upon request for bidding form known as
Authorization No 289"
The Indiana State Highway Commission
reserves the right to waive technicali-
ties as to procedure and to make the
award to the highest snd/or best bidder
The right to reject anv or all bids Il
reserved Each bidder shall submit with
his proposal. a guarantee Cashiers Cheek
or Bank Draft IN the sum Of $4,000.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
J. J. BROWN. DtrsctoK.
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MT PURCHASING COMMITTEE
H. W. REIMANN. Secrets
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

NOTICE is hereby given. That the un-
derslRned. the Board Of Commissioners Of
Marion County Indiana. will up to 20
o'clock A. M, December 4. 1881. at its
bids for Metal Beds. Chairs and Wool
Blankets. for the Asylum for Poor, ac-
coroinR to. specifications on file in the
office Of the Auditor Of Marion County
Each bid must be accompanied bv
bond and an affidavit as required BY Law.
The Board reserves the right to re-
tect anv or all bids
WITNEs our hands this 18th day Of
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NOTICE On PFcFTVFP Sl7=; sAIF


States District Court for the Southern
District OF ohio. Western Division. in
Equity case No. 777, and of various courts
OF ancillarv Jurisdictions. I. receiver of
interstate Transit. Inc. shall receive writ
ten BIDS for all the property and assets
excepting cash on hand. on deposit. and
Inc operating Colonial Stages Bids s' shall
Gaz sqOP Budns 70 5oS Nam my sPde fe dbc the
natl. Ohio. on Noyember 80 1881. between
the hours Of 300 q. n. and 500 o. m.
more of the following lots.
Lot NO. l-22 Mack AL Buses and %
Mack Blk Buses. formerly
owned by Atlantic-Pacitic
Lot No. 2-25 Mack Blk Buses, leased to
Colonial Stages East.
Lot No. $40 Mack Blk Buses. used and
operated BY Interstate Transit.
All of the above Lot Nos. l. ,
and are to be sold without
tires. which are leased from
the Goodrich and F1restone
Companies and with whom sr-
rangements for tires ghould
be negotiated direct
lSerlal numbers and further
description Of the buses can
be obtained from the receiver
Lot No. 5000 shares. being all the
Colonial stages south. Inc.
DelaTare corporation.
Lou NO. o-5.OO0 shares. being all the
common capital stock. Of
Colonial Stages East. Inc.
Delaware corporation.
Lot NO. 6-Leaseholds. franchises. oper-
atlng permits and contractual
rights. office furniture and fix
lures. supplies, tools equip
ment. good will. trade name.
and all other assets. tangible
and intangible. of whatsoever
name and nature and where
soever located excepting cash
on hand. in bank and &C
~ counts receivablel.
above lots NAV be procured on spplica
ton to the receiver
The terms of sale are: Cash. to Re
paid on the date of confirmation Of the
sale, but Cancelled evidence of indebted
ness will be accepted at face value there
indebtedness has been found i' to be u's
prior lien. Certified check for 81 900 must
accompany every bid for one individual
lot or parcel. and certified check for
81 300 must accompany every bid for two
or more lots The receiver reserves the
right to reject snv and all bids. Further
information concerning any or all lots
will be furnished BY me on request.
BY order of the District Court for the
Southern District Of Ohio. Western Oivi-
sion. the receiver will apply to that court
at Cincinnati, Ohio. on December 2. 1881.
at 1890 a. m. for a conffrma ton Of any
sale or sales made by him and all credi-
make any objections to such confirma-
ton at that time or else be barred from
thereafter making such objections.
ELMER j. BOOS. Receiver.
Interstate Transit. Inc. Hazen Bldg. Dos
Main Street. Cincinnati. Ohio,
Attorneys for the Receiver.
CINCINNATI Ohio.
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] Legal Proposals

NOTICE OF BIDS FOR THE USE OF
THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF THE
STATE OF INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the joint
Purchasing Committee for the cor
regional and benevolent institutions Of
the state of Indiana will receive at the
office of its Secretary. Room 326 State
house, until 10 a. m. Thursday, Dec. 3rd,
sealed bids on contracts for coal covering
the period of December 10. 1881 to August
81, 1882. The Joint Purchasing Com
mittee reserves the right to reject any
and all bids submitted and to waive tech
nical defects.
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE
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MERCHANDISE
"a Miscellaneous For Sale
Special This Week Only

|P~~TCFA 1-E|11 ~ UT ~111U
Cabinet Ironing Board, complete :. IS .95
Good 2x4s and Ike Sheathing, So. #. "a c
Keep cold out. Storm Sash, glazed 75c up.
Mill Made Garage Doors glazed. ca. .S5
No. ! Grade Ike Drop Siding. per
#; .......;..,; 50 81 90
Bevel Plate Mirror Medicine Cabinet $495
Quality White House Paint. spec. gal 81 %
Combination Storm Door complete SIS. IS
Barn Sash, glz.. ACC; House Doors $1.49 up
Fir Plywood Wallhoard Panels -. SC #.
Super-Giant Individual Shingles bdl. $1.4g
Cement 45c; Lime. 35c; Plaster Csc bag
Fix leaky roofs with Plastic Cement &c ID.
u in. thick Plasterboard. 24x96 &c SO. #.
All kinds hardware. Glas 24x24 IS. 39c
Watch this space each week for bargains
in new materials.
CORNELL MATERIAL COMPANY.
HEmlock SAT-. 1917 E. 18th st.
Omen Saturday Afternoons
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Waterproof TarpaulinS

PROTECT your property and chickens
with an Electric Burglar alarm. no
other like it, invisible guaranteed, very
reasonable. Call HUI. 1912 or write
Box B. R. Station, Indianapolis.
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MOTORS

New and renewed sold, rented, in
stalled repaired. general machinist.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 Z. Washington st. Ir. ISL.
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CHEAP

CHEAP
One rebuilt Meyer Piston Pump. Two
rebuilt rotary Electric Pumps.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
S525 East Washington ST. r. ISL
TRADE in your old washer on a LAUNDRY
Queen: SIS allowance; very special
while limited stock lasts; lifetime guar
antee. 207 East Ohio st.
Grams Gift Shop
The brightest spot on the Circle for
Git ana Costume Jewelry. 1856 Monument
Circle.
NOW SLICED BREAD DELIVERED 70
YOUR HOME FOR SC. FREHOFER
BAKING co. DR.. 5000
COPPER WASH BOIFR@s2. so each
Wash boards. Csc each. Unclaimed Freight
Station. Cor. Capitol and South ST.
HAIR DRYER ON PEDESTAL-sI5. BAR
GAIN. sos E. 18th st. RI. 37l3.
"SHUR-SHOT'' shells. soc boy. also Shot
guns. Compac Tent Corp. 334 N. Capitol
FURNACE and stove repairing. Model
Stove Repair Co. $40 T. Wash Ri 0se9
CINDERS-4lz. yards. S.. also sand and
gravel. We deliver 1r.. 2s20,
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z Unfinished Houses

ADAMS. 2057-4 rms. spic. span. built-in
features; gar; wa. pd. Oh. 7169-M.
ASHLAND, 2924-Double; rms. mod.
lSt-class cond.; gar: redu. $40. Wa. 2144.
BELLEVIEW, N, 32l-5-room mod bunga-
low: gar: large lot: $28. Be. 08o6-R.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services

CARPENTER-Pai cement work; eel
lars watcr-proofed work euarn. Hu. 1888.
BROWNS magnetic paint Will keep water
frnnn mining min cellars Ii. DOB.
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INSTRUCTIONS
0 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

MEN woMEN-ls-5o; SOS to $3.50 month.
qualify for government work. Common
education usually sufficient. List POSITIONS
and sample coaching FREE. Write inn
mediatelv. Franklin Institute, Dept. u F,
EnchnSfer N Y
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II Help Wanted-FemaIe
Wanted-Male or Female

EXPERIENCED mechanic wants work nll-
lis station or gar; yrs. exp. II. 1854.
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"a Suburban and Farms
IS Offices and Desk Space

STOREROOM-$3 good location. 546 Vir.
ginia Ave. Ideal any business. Ii. 2192
STOREROOM-2127 N. III. ST.; 19x45. Re-
duced $40. Oh. 1929.
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/ Dancing, Music, Dramatic
HELP WANTED

TEACH-Piano. violin, mandolin, guitar,
banjo. sax: tuning. Henderson. Ha. 3238.
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"a MOving, Transfer, storage

HOUSE PAIRS--Carpenter plesterinsy
furnace brick. roofs. cutters. He. 4409.
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RENTALS
II Furnished Rooms

ALABAMA N, 447-Nicely fur. rm.; steam
heat; parking space; $3.50. So; hot water
ROCKVILLE RID. S., 16-Excel. slpg. rn..
newly furn.; $3.50. Ir 069l. after o. M
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3 Statesmen

Must be neat and intelligent 10 work
IN Indianapolis; also nearby towns, per-
manent position. See r. G. Ashton. Hotel
Linden. II noon to 3 .. m. Wednesday