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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1931-12-20
MANDAMUS WRIT
is SOUGHT IN
MCDONALD CASE
Grigsby Sc ks Appellate
Court Aid in Filing Muir
der Case Appeal

In petition filed in the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
for the Ninth District at San Fran
cisco, Burton G. Mcdonald, now
serving life sentence in the Fed
eral penitentiary at Leavenworth,
Kan, through his attorneys, George
B. Grigsby and Harry G.. Mccain,
seeks writ of mandamuS COM
polling Judge Justin w. Harding,
of the local United States district
court, to sign a bill of exceptions
for an appeal taken in the case.
Judge Harding has held that
time for signing the bill of excep-
tons expired before it was pre-
sented for his signature and that
he was without jurisdiction. This
view is contested by McDonald's
counsel who, in the petition cite
minutes of court proceedings to
show that the necessary steps were
taken to protect their clients
rights.
Convicted OF Murder
Mcdonald was convicted at Ket-
crikan on April %, last Of first
degree murder for the alleged
killing of George p. Marshal, a fish
buyer. On May Q, following, he
was sentenced to life Imprisonment
at hard labor by Judge Harding.
He was confined for short time
at Mcneil Island later was trans
ferred to Leavenworth where he is
serving out his sentence.
Lack of funds, the petition al
1eges, handicapped McDonald's eff
forts to appeal. He was not sue
cessful in this until about Septem-
Der 1, last, some forty days after
the time for filing the appeal doc
uments had expired However, Mr.
Grigsby, on July 81, the last day
on which an appeal could be taken,
filed bill of exception which, he
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SENATE WILL
NOT AGREE TO
FURTHER CUT
Upper Chamber Approves
House Am en- d m ent
Against Debts Revision
MAJORITY FOR BILL
Is ALREADY COUNTED
Enough Senators to Pass
Bill Pledged Continuous
Session Begins Monday

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The
bill approving President Hoover's
moratorium was sent to the en-
ate last night with the approval
of its Finance Committee. The re-
port was presented by Senator
Reed Smoot, Chairman of the Fin
ance Committee. He said more
votes have been pledged for the
measure than necessary to pass it
before the Christmas recess.
Continuous Session
To secure passage before Christ
mas the Senate leaders have
agreed to continuous session be-
ginning Monday and it will be de-
voted to the moratorium.
The measure as reported to the
House contains the House amend
ment placing the United States
Congress on record as opposed to
cancellation or revision of Europ-
can war debts.
The records of the Senate Fin
ance Committee are fairly bullying
with details of foreign bonds trans
actions freshly written into its
record.
Mitchell Predicts Revision
Charles Mitchell, Chairman of
the Board of the First National
Bank of New York, expressed tine
opinion that this country will
probably conclude that some fur
Their extension or revision of Eu-
ropean debts payments is neces-
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BOATS
With LIQUOR
ARE RUN DOWN
Two Craft Captured by
Coast Guard = One
Burns and Sinks

NEW LONDON, Dec. 19.-Crews
Of two speed boats, seized by the
Coast Guard with their liquor car
goes, are held here.
One man is in a critical condi-
ton as result of gunshot wounds
and is in the hospital.
The speed boat Nola. of Proyi-
dence, burned and sank after be-
ing seized.
The Mitzi, also Of Providence,
was brought to the customs here.
Two of the five men from the
Nola were slightly wounded by
Coast Guard fire when attempting
to escape.
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First Installment of $4,000
Breach of Promise Verdict Is
Receiued;Santa Claus Is Good

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 19.-Just
as Miss Bertha Cleavenger was
beginning to think her $150,000
breach of promise award against
John Castle was only a dream, the
first installment, $4,000, was re-
ceived in a certified check and
along with it came a promise to
pay $4,000 on December 81 and
the balance en- March S, next year.
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Two years ago Miss Cleavengcr
was given the verdict which is said
to be the largest heart balm ver-
dict in American court history.
Castle is a wealthy real estate
operator.
In her suit, Miss Cleavenger said
Castle had risen from an automo-
bile plant worker to affluence
through her aid, advice and money,
then he married another.
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Rhinestone Bands
On Evening Gloves

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 49,
Bands of rhinestones were used as
trimming on the long white gloves
of Dorothy Nicholson when she
made her bow to Washington So
ciety at a dinner dance.
Her dress was of white tulle COW
cred with silver sequins. The full
Skirt was made of tiers of the
tulle edged with silver.
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CAUSE
FOR TRANSFER
OF R. CAP0NE
Cangster Intended to Carry
on Business from
His Cell

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 19.-The
Daily Times today said Ralph
Capone's recent transfer from
Leavenworth penitentiary to Nc
Neil Island, in Washington, fol-
lowed the discovery by the Federal
authorities Of plot to carry on
in Chicago of vice and gambling
enterprises from his cell.
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MAKES NEW ATTACK

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia new
attack against the Administration
charging delinquency of the Treas
ury Department in failing to col
lect practically a billion dollars
worth of unpaid taxes" was made
by Representative McFadden, Re.
publican, in a radio speech this
evening.
McFadden also assailed the Ad-
ministration's proposal to levy a
sales tax to meet the Treasury
deficit. He said that letters re-
ceived from Secretary of the Treas
ury Mellon indicate there are
now pending practically a billion
dollars worth of unpaid taxes"
McF'adden said hundreds of mil
lions Of dollars worth of unpaid
taxes are available for collection if
the Treasury docs its duty"
Independents to Protect McFadden
Meanwhile Representative F. H.
LaGuardia, New York Independent
Republican, disclose that the
House Independents had agreed
to protect McFadden from attacks
on the floor of the House and to
prevent repetition Of last nights
incident when Representative Ar
thur M. Free, Republican of Cali
fornia, charged that McFadden's
occupation was bribery.
Representative Paul j. Kvale,
Farmer-Labor of Minnesota, pro-
tested last night against the at
tack Of Free, and after a spirited
discussion, Free withdrew his re-
marks.
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Priests Held-up, Robbed
of One Thousand Dollars
Which Was for Destitute

The three robbers stole $1,000
from a strong box which the,
priests were getting ready to dis
tributed to destitute familiese.
Two robbers waited in an auto
mobile in front of the church and
all escaped after the money was
stolen.
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REED LEADS IN
FIGHT AGAINST
REP. M'FADDEN
Organized Regulars Will
Dem and Scalp of
Pennsylvania

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - For
committing the unforgivable politi-
cal sin of assailing the integrity
of the President, Representative
Louis T. McFadden, Republican of
Pennsylvania, seems due for the
inevitable penalty of organized OPP
position to his reelection.
McFadden's offer to prove his
accusation that President Hoover
sold out" to Germany failed to
mitigate opposition to him by Sem
ator David A. Reed, Republican of
Pennsylvania, who took the lead
in the drive to scalp McFadden,
and appealed to the members of
the Pennsylvania Society of Wash
ington to prevent recurrence of
McFadden's attack. The latte r
again reiterated his readiness to
back up his charge that Hoover
sold out" to Germany.
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Ira Irnburn Is Named
to Tariff Commission

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 49,
President Hoover has named Ira
Ornburn, Of New Haven, Conn, to
fill the Democratic vacancy on the
Tariff Commission left by the death
of Alfred Dennis last summer.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Three of
five robbers walked into the rec
tory of Holy Trinity Catholic
church, which was crowded with
parishioners attending Christmas
service, and held up two priests
and their secretary.
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HENRY H. WARD
PASSES away
Former Naval Officer,
Spanish : American
War Spy, Dead

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-The flu
neral services Of Henry Heber
Ward, aged go years, former naval
officer who won medal as a
spy during the Spanish American
War, and served as Secretary of
the Navy League and was later
President of the League, was
held here this afternoon.
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Food is being used by farmers in
McMinn county, Tenn. to pay dues
for Red Cross memberships.
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DELEGATE WILL
AID Gibson IN
RATE QUESTION
Alaskans Will Seek to Con-
vince Senator Howell
Rates Too High

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 10
Especial Correspondence)-Col. Otto
F. Gibson, General manager, and
Burton H. Barndollar, Examiner
of Accounts, both officials of the
Alaska Railroad, are now in Wash
ington and will assist in securing
the appropriation necessary for
the proper conduct of the railroad
for the next fiscal year. Col. OIL
son has assured Delegate Wicker
sham that he favors a reduction in
the passenger and freight tariff
that was increased last Spring. To-
gether they expect soon to have an
interview with Senator Howell, in
the effort to convince him that
a reduction of rates would result
in increased business for the rail-
road.
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New sun motors produce terrific
heat.
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Some of the court officials in
Alaska think that the cut of one
dollar per diem in their expense
accounts should not apply to the
Territory, because there has been
no reduction in travel and living
the Department Of
Justice mildly intimates that the
cut will stand.
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The Commissioner of the Cen
eral Land Office has issued his
annual report for the year ended
June 30, 1881. He shows that there
has been granted to the Territory
of Alaska for the common schools
81, oo9, 2O9 acres of land, and to the
Agricultural College and School of
Mines 100000 acres. From an area
of 378,155, 760 acres, 22,934 acres
have been surveyed during the past
year, making a total of 1868 1886
acres. The receipts from the three
land offices in Alaska amounted
to s27,475, while the salaries and
commissions of Registers and clerk
hire amounted to $10,105.
The Seward Chamber of Com
merce writes the Delegate that
Libby, Mcneil and Libby have
verified the statement that they
intend to purchase from 1000 to
$500 tons of coal at Seward the
coming season, which is 1000 tons
increase over last season. It is
set forth that If coal bunkers
are soon built many thousand
tons of Matanuska coal will be
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Benjamin F. Leaning of Juneau
who has been connected with the
Elks Club house, spent the past
few days in Washington, visiting
his married niece.
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Lose Lost and Found Column Help You Find
Room for Rent With Board

nth. E.. 52i-warm, front rm.; mod. (;
close in; single or double. Ii. 1851.
path. E.. l7--Nice warm rm.. suitable for
2: mod. priv. home. PRIVILEGES. Ha 0l68-W
ROOM for rent, in business girls clubs
twin beds; ref. exchanged. Ii. 1895.
LOVELY-Stezm heated rm. privileges.
radio. meals ont. 603 z. 32d. Wa. 1886.
CHILD 10 BOARD-Private home. 81 ".
Kansas St. city
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Lost and Found

I0sT-oct. %. between 6oos College and
Newberrv. Ind, lady's black travelling
bag containing Shaeffer pen tgreenl
spectacles. shoes. gloves, ETC.. reward
66os College ave. HUI $500
sTRAYED-Boston bull pup, blue, eyes,
,chfte collar around neck. 2940 N. New
Jersey. IA 0l72-W. Name "ChappY.
T,0sT-On penn or Market SITS. black
leather travelling bag, containing bath
robe and boxers eauipm't. Rev. RI. 2l2l.
LONE Iadv lost brown purse Monday Must
make good Reward. ia. l95s.
TOST-Gent's purse. money. valuable
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Building Materials

KEEP HEAT IN. KEEP COLD OUT.
Storm sash with luster glass. SIC up;
insulating board. u inch thick. &c foot;
combination screen doors, CIV. $5.75; lot
of house and front doors, $149 up All
new materials at secondhand prices Call
HE. 5l77 for everything to build or re-
pair with Call at
CORNELL MATERIAL co.
10l7 East 18th ST.
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BELMONT. S. 1l14-16-Furn doubles: 8
rms; light. gas paid; garage: 81 wk.;
ms; light. gas. furnace. garage; So.
CAPITOL N, $3.50 or 8-rm. nicely
furn. apt; heat, light. gas, water, garage.
FLEMING, N, 90 rms, bath; utilities
furn.; S35 month. Ii. 3069; eve, Be. 1888
MARYLAND. E., 1873 rms. bath: every-
thing 1urn.; piano; priv. ent. DR.. 0266.
MERIDIAN. 3616-Beautiful. mod home;
furnished or unfinished. Ia. 1858.
MICHIGAN. E.. 628-New, small furn. and
unfurn. apis; all utilities furnished.
NEW YORK, 1908 VS. rooms, nicely fur.
nished 1923 W. New York; rooms; reas-
enable. PerShing, TIT N, rooms, $3.50
per week, water paid. 7S9 N: New Jer-
sey, rooms modern, o'stuffed. Ri. TIPS.
NORTH. 22OO-3 rms. kitchenette; bath;
mod. apt; overstuffed; util.: $40. Ri. 2234.
WALLACE. 407-5-rm modern nicely turnE
lovely neighborhood; very reas. IT. $3.50.
WALNUT E.. 1853 rms. alcove; private
bath: $40. See housekeeper in basement.
WASHINGTON, E., 3720-Lower; very
nicely furn. rms; all mod. 81 week.
18th. w. .42-,Nicelv decorated kitchenette
apartment: utilities furnished: S38. Cal
Apartment No l THE GRANT
Ambassador Apt. Hotel
REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH.
LY RATES.
or unfinished. with or without hotel
service: walking distance. $50 N. Penn
Svlvania street or call Ri. 1871
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Live Stock
Barter and Swap
Machinery & Tools
MOTORS

New and renewed; sold, rented, in
stalled, repaired. General machinist-.
experimental work. Call.
Electric & Machine Co.
3525 E. Washington st. Ir. 1851.
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Indianapolis Rental Bureau
Houses for Rent

ADLER, F.: 1s-Dandy. 5-room, semi7.med-
gar; reduced SlS; water paid; Nov. list
APPRECIATE, 1855 rm. semi-modern
RARTH 5i E GO Ga77 ss5I na gIS rm
water paid; adults Cail Sis7 BaTth.
BATES, HIS rms ,repapered inside
toilet. garage: $40. Ri. GAL.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1009-1l-8 rooms, mod
ideal light housekeeping; scar garage;
Al; repapered throughout. He. 1856
CAPITOL and Kansas (corner)1;-,4, 5 rooms.
SemIdI.m9 9d lhSSouses seed condition. water
CAPITOL. N. 35l5a6-room mod, garage.
walking distance. Shortridge. Butler. Re-
duoed.
CHURCHMAN. 1902 rm. mod double:
good garage; water paid.
COLLEGE, I619-21-,Modern double 6-rm.,
hardwood frs. Holland furnace. gar. S25.
COTTAGE, 16Ol-5 nm: house, water, toilet
inside: good neighborhooo DR.. 3564-R.
DENNY. n. 35-Mod; 5-rm. double. garags,
water paid. Red: SIS. DR.. 1876.
EAST ST, s.. 622-Semi-mod rms. and
bath; SIS; water paid Oh. $500
EMERSON. N. 9O9-E. 2 Arm mod bum
galow double, garage. Reduced. Hu. 1891.
EUGENE S54-Ideal; rooms, modern.
Edwards and Edwards.
GALE. N. 1912 -6-room mod. double; gar;
Al. Reduced $3.50. CHI 5306.
GRAcELAND. 36l5-6-rm. upper duplex,
separate furnace. yd.. gar. Ha. 3282-J.
HAMILTON. N. S47-Mod. dbl. rms.
newly remodeled; $3.50; water pd. Hu.
1410.
HARDING. N, 26I8-Clean, well furn.
rm. cottage, Piano, sewing machine,
Suitable i. $3.50 wk Act quickly. Ia s54o..
JEFFERSON. N. 1875 nm. mod; redec;
garage; waited paid. $3.50. DR.. 48SO-R.
KENWOOD. 3707-Ideal 4 rooms, mod.
dinette nook fenced yard garage.
LDLUOW. 17i7-Single, rms, semi-mod:
car space; reduced. S1e. Oh. O43O-M.
1906 E. MINNESOTA
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. II 749l.
MINNESOTA. E. 730-Dandv 5-rm. semi
m o6 sSrase E 0SH ss Water q pad
Nov. LIST dating. DR.. 3472
NEW JERSEY. S.. 2l68-Dandy 5-room
semi-modern double Half block from
papered: Al condition; garage. Reduced,
S18: water paid. Nov. LIST dating. DR.. 3472.
NEW YORK. w, 1905 rooms. 25s Rich
land. rm. cottage; make offer. Ri: 7725:
$40 E. North
7-room modern house. excellent for
rooming house. Reduced to $50.
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
OAKLAND. s.. 2sEPracticaliy new Groom
mod double. garage. wafer pa. S2z.5O
OLNEY. l323--Mod. double. 5 rms. bkfst.
rm.. built-in features. $3.50. Hu. l4l0-
PLEASANT. 1875 rms. modern. except
tub. enclosed porch Reduced. $50. Ii. 56ll
1920 w. Ray
Fine 6-room double: toilet; city water
paid. Reduced to SIS.
Schmid g. Smith, Inc, Realtors
ROBSON. 3322-Dandy 5-rm. semi-mod.
double: Cd location: Al condition; gar
Reduced. sis. Water paid. Nov. list dat
ing. DR.. S472.
ROCKVILLE RID. 3776-Practically new s.
I'm. mod. bungalow. gar: $50. Can ONCE.
RURALr-Near Troy: new bungalow: mod.
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Rent HOusekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. N. 1021-Cozy front rm., with
/ kltchenette: mod. close in: cheap. Ii 3259
ALABAMA. n. 2535-9-rm. furn. apt over
stuffed; private bath. entrance; gar. Ia.
3407.
ASHLAND. 1851 housekeepink rm., con-
meeting bath; modern: private entrance.
BARTH, 1625-s4, includes heat, util,;
mod. front rms, unfurn., mr.. Fountain
Square.
BROADWAY. IT34-Large front rm and
kitchen: good heat; beds; $3.50.
BROADWAY. 1403-Clean. apt. overstuffed.
| closets, private bath: SIS to So.
BROADWAY. II38-Lower rms. Kitchen
cite; beds: good heat: 81.
CAPITOL. N. 2a23-4-rm. unfurn. apt.
heat. water. gas furn. IA. 1915.
CENTRAL. 1856 front connecting rms;
clean. warm. reasonable. IA. 1891.
| CENTRAL. i2O6-Clean. newly furnished.
! 2-rm apt: steam heat: garage.
| DELAWARE N. 527-Large front I'm. and
! kitchenette; also warm sleeping rrn.; reas.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE, rms, S4.5oF 2
compieteiy fgrn.: $3.50. Dr.. 554o-R
ILLINOIS N. 172e-Nicely furn.. excep-
tionallv clean also sleeping rm.: pr. ent
ILL., N. 3120-Room, kitchenette. sink.
range. good heat. reasonable. Ia. 1854.
ILLINOIS, N, ITO. APT. SO connec. rms,
breakfast nook, sink, range. Ri. 3684
LEOTA. 115-Two light housekeeping rms:
| $3.50 week.
MERIDIAN, s.. l706-Large room, sink,
heat. private emit; adults; IS. DR.. SAP.
MERIDIAN, s., 1862 front rms, 81;
large rm for SIS. Adults DR.. 5442.
! NEW JERSEY NJ. 134-Lodging clean.
rms, for the night, Csc and SOC RI. 4l45
NEW JERSEY N, 418-Front rm. down;
| also sleeping rms. So and So. Ri. 2098.
OAKLAND. N, 652-2 furn. rms, adioin-
ing bath utilities furn. Gar. Oh. 1882
ORIENTAL. N. 2o-5-rm. unfurn; apt:
also furn. apt. All modern. Ii 9055.
! PARK. 1651-Wen furn.. 3-rm. apt; gas.
lights; phone included; $3.50 garage.
PENN. 2l07 N.-Rm. and kitchenette;
clean; nicely furn. SIS week. ia. 3845.
BUCKLE, 1944-Warm housekeeping and
sleeping room; al furnished. He. boil.
WALNUT, E., 115-2 rms, furnished;
clean; IS. See housekeeper in basement.
WASH, E.. l220-Front bedrm: complete
kitchen; next bath: warm; private.
WOODRUFF PL.. w DRIVE. s13-Large
| comfortable light housekeeping. room,
! sleeping room. Bath near.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or unfurnished,
/ or rms. wkly. or monthly rates util
Call BREVORT HOTEL. III: & Ohio SITS.
LOVELY Woodruff; large rm. kitchenette.
$3.50; rms: kitchenette. 81. Oh. 4108.
| WANTED-Married couple wishing to re-
duce expenses for the winter. DR.. 4970-R.
5-KM FURNISHED cottage with lights,
gas. paid; So wk. Call at 1911 Southeast
ern Ave.
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North
Suburban for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange
Household Goods

WILL trade $500 equity house on E. 10th
for anything of equal value; clear lot;
auto or what have YOU? Oh 4647.
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Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND, 1214-Upper; mod. Arm. apt:
heat water: gar. reasonable. Ri. 2636.
CAPITOL, NJ 2l15-Upper duplex; rms;
heat. water, gar: open. Ha. 1S6l-W.
ILLINOIS, 2019, Modern apartments;
$$lS to $S5; furnished or unturnished.
MERIDIAN, M bedroom apt; heat,
water. Frigidaire. Lii 1862; He 1858.
NEW JERSEY, NJ, 522-.Lovely @ and
rm. apis; strictly mod: reas. Ri. 1884.
PARK, 1411-5 rms; tile bath, range, ice
box. heat, water. garage. He. 5995.
PROSPECT, l7041a-Modern Groom apt;
heat. water furnished. Call Dr.. 1876.
WASHINGTON. E.. 501411--5 large rms:
mod; desirable cd. heat; gar; rent reas
Indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirab BILE apartments in any part OF
city, furnished and unfinished from g25
to 1925. Transportation furnished No
charges or obligations Ii. 4507 evenings
and Sunday. Wa. 0433 or Be. S114.
Apartment Rental Bureau
APARTMENTS in all parts of city: free
Call He 1887 or Ri. 1871. day or night.
VERY SPECIAL RENTAL
Rookwood, 3905-Owner keeping l rm.;
Al, mod, upper; rent other 5 rms; beat.
water; $50; ref; Nov. 1st Wa. 0252.
UNFURN. rooms. near Fountain So. I'd
floor; hallway entrance; water pd.; $14
mo. Phone Dr. 1903, l to 6 p. m.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Situations Wanted Female

YOUNG woman with one child wishes to
keep house. Can furn. ref, country home
preferred. MRS. HELEN MORRIS. 1914
S. Meridian
LADY-Wants houseWork: AZ daYS Wk-:
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Help Wanted Female
Male or Female Help

MEN and women OF neat appearance for
work IN city, profitable. ask for Mr.. Rat
lii or Mr.. Thompson at Jake Field Co.
us E. New York.
BE auickl 70 Yo's going big again. De-
liver and collect. Wa. 25ll-R.
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Painting and Papering
Storage and Transfer

PAPER HANGING-Reas.: will accept use
furniture as part payment. II. 6088.
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For Colored, SIS
Suburban for Rent
Business Places for Rent
Houses for Sale

GARAGE Approximately 5000 square feet.
attractive place. no posts: reasonable
rate. 1872 E. Michigan Ri 1927
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. c. Wilson, 1880 Prospect DR.. 0;
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MEYER. EUGENE--Age Ca beloved faith
apolis and Edmund J. Meyer OF Gin
m, at ST. Vincent's hospital. Fun
HERMANN FUNERAL HOME. 1908
church. . Burial st. Josephs Genet
the remains any time. fCincinpati
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DEATH NOTICES

T
HARRIS
dress Thua9 Oct So D. M Friends invited
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S 522 E. Market RI. 1914
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Furnished Apts.-HOuses

5-KM FURNISHED cottage with lights,
gas. paid; So wk. Call at 1911 Southeast
erO Ave