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Evening star., 1932-04-10

giao ne was that his hazardous journey was
almost over. The fire. the storm and the
excitement Of his adventures had exhausted
him more than the actual physical work of
the climb
His eyes, straining ahead to pierce the mist
suddenly perceived a red glow. With q shout
OF alarm he broke into q run. Don'S cabin
was firel
Frantically he dashed toward the cabin The
woodpile was now reduced to a pile of glowing
embers. and one wall of the cabin was smoking
and smoulderng. Where was Don? Bill
reached the door of the cabin and gazed on
the wreckage inside with gasp Of horror.
"Don!" he groaned. Hes dead!"
He sprang to his brothers side desperately
tried to lift him by his shoulders. He must
get him out of the cabin, which might burst
into flame at any moment Unable to pull
his dead weight along the floor, Bill grasped
one of Don's arms. pulled it over his shoulder
and thus got the limp body into a half sitting
half-crouching position. Then Bill was able
to get his shoulder under Dons weight in a
"freman's lift" He heaved him up and stag
gered through the open door to safety
A S gently as possible he laid Don on the
ground. He saw, with a great surge of
joy in his heart, that Don was not dead, With
no water at hand he rubbed his wrists,
slapped his face, spoke to him
Don stirred. His eyelids hickered His eyes
opened, dazed and uncomprehending for a
moment then overjoyed
bill" he cried, You're safe!"
Bill found relief from the nervous strain of
the last few hours in a loud and hearty laugh
"Me?" he cried. How about you? Here I
climb a mountain to pay you visit and find
you lying unconscious in a burning cabinl"
With a startled look Don scrambled to a
sitting position.
'The lightning must have got me-" he ex-
planned "Yes. remember I was using the
phone But quick, Bill-the cabin! Get
blanket and beat that wall. If you don't it
will go up in smoke in minute"
Bill ran to the cabin and got blanket, but
he found 1t so unwieldly to handle. coat,
however, did the trick, and in q few minutes
he had beaten out the flames that were
crawling along the wall And then the rain,
which had held off through most of the
thunder and lightning, suddenly descended
upon them in a torrent.
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Bigger and Better

Englishman: "Over here the pumpkins are
SO big that three men can stand on one.'
American: That's nothing. Over in Amer
lea the vegetables are so big that sometimes
20 cops can stand on one beat"
Evening star., 1932-04-10
Honest Editor

Author-'What do you think of this stsgy?
Give me your honest opinion"
Editor-"It's not worth anything"
Author know, but tell me, anyway
Evening star., 1932-04-10

Lets get inside" said Don, who was now
able to stand on his feet. The place b q
wreck, but It's some shelter, at least
THEY hurried into the cabin. One wall had
been knocked almost completely out By the
force OF the lightning. but the building vAs
sturdily constructed. and the roof and other
walls remained intact. In few minutes they
had managed to fasten extra blankets up over
the ruined wall which helped to keep out the
driving rain.
Soon Don had q fire roaring in the stove.
He found the coffee pot In one corner OF the
cabin and the frying pan In another. He nlsed
them again, found can of soup and set It
to heating, and then sat down to listen to Biil's
story of his adventures.
Bill had hardly started the tale when he
suddenly broke off
Look here" he said, I'm forgetting the
whole purpose Of my trip up here! He picked
up the haversack that he had tossed aside o
few minutes before, and from it took the letter
to Don from the State university Don de-
voured it eagerly.
Gee this Is great!" he cried, as he read
the words informing him that he had won q
scholarship. Then suddenly he looked at Bill,
who was digging deeper into the haversack.
What have you got there"
"Cookies" grinned Bill Mother sent them
to you. And believe it or not, they came through
fire, storm and everything else, almost as good
as new!"
THEIR meal was ready in short time, and
they devoured it avidly while Bill related
how he had seen the four men starting the
forest fire, and how he had escaped from them
This rain will be over in a short time" said
Don when he had finished. Wen spend the
night here, although it's going to be cold with
that wall knocked out. But luckily we have
plenty Of wood here in the cabin, and lots of
blankets
In the morning we'll have to go down to
the nearest patrol station and arrange to have
this cabin repaired. And we'll make a report
on these men who started the fire I hope
they can catch them"
They spent shivering night, but awoke on
the following morning in bright sunshine As
soon as he was out of bed, Don took his glass
and carefully examined the entire range Of his
vision.
mo fires" he reported Evidently the patrol
put out the one down the Goats Head aided
by that rain. And things should be compara-
lively safe for a while, after the soaking the
woods got last night"
That's great" agreed Bill, "but how about
some breakfast"
ATER that morning they started the journey
down the mountain far easier trip than
Blls climb OF the day before. A day later
they were back on the Goats Head, having
packed up additional supplies, new telephone,
and material to repair the cabin. And, aided by
the description Bill gave of the frebugs the
rangers caught them several days later, and
they eventually went to prison.
Bill enjoyed his visit with Don in the look
out station, but it was not just what he had
planned He spent practically all of his time
helping repair the cabin and cutting new
supply Of flrewood. This was far from exciting,
but Bill didn't care. He decided that his trip
up the Goats Head had given him enough ex-
citement to last for long time.
THE END
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INSTALLMENT v.

T last! Bill rounded q huge rock
and realized that he was almost TO
the top Of the Goats Head. A few
more steps and he would be able to
see the cabin, provided the mist
didn't get any thicker. And how
Evening star., 1932-04-10

The ocIunCioIlS are.
HORIZONTAL
l. whirs.
S. Kind of toy.
6. Belonging to us.
g. Number
10. Writing implement. o.
H. Exclamation.
Is Decorated with parallel lines
IT. Before.
20. Affected smile.
~ Era.
l. Male child.
2. Parcel post (Abbr).
,. Negative
A. Eat the evening meal
s. Under tension,
T. Prepared
3. Toward
o. Chiid's spinning toy 80
IL. Night eAbbr).
II. Part Of verb Ito be-" .
IA. To initiate, mimic.
10. Like.
10. Correct (Abbr)
a. Mother.
~. Real estate .(Abbr)
Now come two word chains. Change only
one letter at q time, always forming o real
word.
Change SPIN to CORD in five moves
Change WIND to TOPS in four moves.
The words missing from the sentence below
are spelled differently but pronounced alike
What are they?
She took off her - and hung it on the -
90 that the fire would dry it,
Evening star., 1932-04-10
PUZZLES

no you like to spin top? If you do, you'll
- enjoy giving this puzzle whirl!
SPIN THE TOP.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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ILLINOIS n. 2Ol9-2-room apartment; ev-
erything furnished. sink. 81 week. Private
entrance TA-S0a2
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ILLINOIS. n. 3z7I-3 furnished rooms;
private bath and entrance good heat 81
week Td-5353
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SEAL SALE MUST GO
OVER, CITY WARNED
Cutting Down of Health Protection
Disastrous, Says DR.. Evans.

indianapolis and Indiana today
we're given warning not to cut
down on health protection" during
the present economic stress by DR..
w. A. Evans, Chicago Tribune
health editor and former Chicago
health commissioner.
In an address at the annual Mar
ion County tuberculosis Association
luncheon at the Lincoln, Or. Evans
urged citizens to face the impend-
ing new menace Of a rising tubercu-
losis death rate with larger pur-
chases of Christmas seals.
Besides DR.. Evans, speakers in
cluded Charles NJ Newcomb, New
York, national seal sale director;
Edward Harris, association presi-
dent, and others.
For prosperity there must be
ADEQUATE and economic curative
care of the sick More important
than curative medicine is preventive
medicine" DR.. Evans said.
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ga Real Estate Auctions
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IeeaI auctions and sales

indianapolis. indiana.
November 30, 1852.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to.
MurreIi W. Franklin. 1909 Barth avenue.
willis roadster. 444-1lf. from Alabama
street. IN front OF Marion 1ounty Jail
Ford tudor. I25-98l. from RAYMOND and
Pennsylvania streets
Louise Pope $3.50 Madison avenue. Ford
WASHINGTON street
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5-room bungalow, semi-modern; garage;
chicken house; large lot; well fenced;
paved road northeast.
8O-acre farm; good house, barn, slo;
blue grass pasture. Trade Tor building and
loan, or Railroad stock at par.
RUSSELL REALTY CORP.
$3.50 E. washington. IR-l2l2
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We viii sell at Public Auction one Essex,
1925 Model Sedan. motor number 555067
serial number 486474. for storage and
repair charges amounting TO s24 80. a.
10 a N Tuesday. December 20. 1882.
SMITH AUTO SERVICE
5oi9 z Michigan.
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USED CARS
49, So z
81 Trucks. Tractors. Trailers

CHEWROLET-1932 De Luxe panel; brand
newt 500 discount. WEST SIDE CHEW.
24t9 w Wash BF-l450
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BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong 10:
Howard vohlcr 1880 Linden street Chew
rolet f~u~e found ~ Shelly street and
Pleasant Run boulevard.
International suck no license plates.
found in rear Of 2450 Pierson street.
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FINANCIAL
46 Personal Property Loans

LOWEST RATES IN CITY
2eo on Furniture Loans. Diamond Loans
Same rate on all balances. Absolutely no
extra charges. Indps. Public Welfare Loan
Assn. $50 Occidental Bldg. RI-35s7.
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Near Riverside
New 5-room modern double, with garage;
new paper and water paid 1906 Dexter
Ave Rental only SIS. LI-749l.
Gregory & Appel, Inc.
CCLORED-Lexington, 2I24: S rooms nice
fireplace, sink. toilet. water paid, S12.
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
Ss-TACOMA. N. is rooms, private
bath, porches, overstuhed; heat; adults.
Cherry sos.
ByRAd, SS34-Cozily furnished apartment
or 4-room unfinished double. Wa
NEW YORK. W. 1876 rms. overstuffed;
gar: 81 so week. va. pd. 1910 Bellefon-
tame. second floor duplex 5 rms; util-
tiles ? couples, or 4 working girls. RI
T725
VILLA AVE. 33S-Attractive cottage;
rooms and bath; garage; S2l. DR-5145.
TENTH, SIS E-3-room apartment: pri-
vate bath: good heat; Sc. LI-6l49.
FURNISHED 5-room modern bungalow;
garage: water paid; SIS. HA-27s5
IDEAL home, opposite Highland golf. /
acre ground, 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch.
completely furnished. Reasonable Il
taken az once. FRED VAN NUYS. Wa
9oSc.
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Would Modify Acts

Manion's plan, in brief, is for
congress to modify existing national
prohibition enforcement acts so as
to make fines and Imprisonment
applicable only to those dealing,
manufacturing, transporting or sell
ing beverage liquors containing 10
per cent-or more alcohol by volume.
Thus, he points out, the constitu-
tional provision against intoxicating
liquors would be toOthless in refer
ence to those for whom no punish
ment would be intended in the
passage of beer and wine bills,
namely those dealing in beverages
containing less than 10 per cent Of
alcohol.
There can be no doubt about
the constitutionality of this modi-
fication," Manion asserts. Bear in
mind that in doing So congress
would not be providing positively
for the legitimation of alcoholic
liquors up to 10 per cent. 1t merely
would be withdrawing existing pen
alties that are provided for those
dealing in liquor containing alcohol
of Il of l per cent up.
Taxation Method Suggested
There is nothing in this with
drawal of punishment plan to
which the supreme court could take
exception or over which it even
could assume jurisdiction.
For taxation purposes, Manion
suggests that congress could pro-
vide a federal tax upon all bever-
ages containing l per cent of alco-
hol by volume. The supreme court
he points out, undoubtedly would
hold this L per cent beverage" non
Intoxicating and consequently the
alcoholic revenue act would be
within present constitutional limi-
tations and consequently, valid.
with this sort of a legislative
setup," Manion asserts, the beer
and wine manufacturer would be
eligible for the tax and not eligible
for federal prosecution as long as
the beverage manufactured does
not exceed the 10 per cent limit.
Manion, Democratic keynoter at
the last state. convention, also is
sending a copy of his plan to Rep
resentative Hatton w. Summers
Dem, Tex, chairman of the
house judiciary committee which is
scheduled to meet Friday on liquor
legislation.
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Taxation Method Suggested

There is nothing in this with
drawal Of punishment plan to
which the supreme court could take
exception or over which it even
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MERCHANDISE
80 Cash Coal Mart
INDIANAPOLIS Retail Yards

WEAVER COAL AND ICE co.
DR-2201 Free Wheel. DR-2201.
WE give gold bond discount stamps with
all coal purchases. Save money. Buy at
HOOSier Coal q Oil Co.
rIE-T22t
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FINE selection Of highgrade exchanged
cars. Broad range in prices. $50 70
s1.095.
CENTRAL BUICK co.
40 W. North St. Ll-lg92;
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IS Autos Wanted
LEGALS
IS Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 1ilf4.
In the matter of the petition OF the
Greencastie Water Works Company for
authority to issue and sell Sl65 .00O. 90 First
and Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission OF Indiana VIII con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the Rooms of the Commission,
10 O'clock a m on December 81. 1882.
public participation in this hearing Is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION or
INDIANA
BY HOWELL ELLIS.
Commissioners.
indianapolis. indiana
November 30 1882
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help WANTED

MEN and boys to hunt and trap furs Mr.
Free viii buy them every day at En-
Roes. 209 w. Wash. St.
MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes Of
800 Consumers in and near Cities Of In
dianapols, Franklin and Danville. Re
liable hustler can start earning SOS
weekly. RAWLEIGH CO., Dept. In-38-S,
Freeport. Ill
SALESMAN to solicit for firm in Indian
apolis 10 yrs Married man 80 to a.
Personal training given No travelling
Hard work long hours. Successful men
make $500 month. Reply confidential
Give phone number. Box 325.
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OHIO. E.. 500 large rooms, sink. one
single room. Cheap rent.
WASHINGTON. e. ll33-Unfurnished or
furnished: modern. sink. running water
Private entrance.
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WOODRUFF. 892 NJ DR. connecting
rooms, completely furnished. sink. in
a-door bed; close bath. CH-4249.
10TH. w. 1852 large clean rooms, up or
down; furnished private entrance,
southern exposure; reasonable; garage
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Sa-TACOdA. N. lis rooms, priv
bath, porches, overstufed heat; adu
CherrV 66O5.
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10 Rooms with Board

OXFORD, N, 54O-Warm, next bath; mod
ern private. good meals, gentleman; ga
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MANION'S PLAN
PROVIDES QUICK
LIQUOR ACTION
Democratic State Keynoter
Urges Steps to Avoid
Court TangIe.

Extract the teeth from national
prohibition enforcement acts and
palatable beer and wine can be OBJ
tanned almost Immediately without
the danger Of supreme court inter-
vention, under the plan advanced to-
day by Clarence Manion, professor
of constitutional law at the Upiver-
sity Of Notre Dame.
Citing the recent general election
mandate for the legalization OF beer
and wine and the nations need Of
them as revenue sources. Manion
points out that the bills to be pre-
sented TO congress next week are
predicated on the assumption that
the supreme court will not hold
them unconstitutional and in viola
ton Of the eighteenth amendment.
In my opinion" Manion wrote
today to Representative Samuel B.
Pettengill South Bend who is in
Washington, this. is an extremely
precarious assumption on which to
base the possibility Of sorely needed
Iederal revenue.
Delaying Peoples Demand
Beer and wine Of sufficiently high
alcoholic content to attract an APP
probable purchasing market I'M
questionably will be intoxicating,
and the supreme court would be
entirely within its province in de-
claring the statutory provision for
such beverages a violation Of thu
language of the eighteenth amend
ment.
Naturally, until the court has
spoken its mind the manufacturers
Of these proposed beverages will
hold their production plans in abey-
ance and the demand of, the people
so effectively registered in the last
election will be frustrated, or at
least delayed considerably.
I'm my opinion, there is perfect
ly constitutional procedure open to
congress and its application by the
adoption of appropriate legislation
would enable us to reap the bene-
fits of beer and wine bills as soon
as they are passed and signed by
the President
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RENTALS
"a Suburban and Farms

400 s. NEAR MADISON AvE-6-room
house. modern; electricity, gas. DR-22l7.
IDEAL CHICKEN FARM-5 acres. large
poultry house. 4-room house. other
buildings. electricity, Is miles Indian
apolis. IR-4793
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RERTALs
Is nousekeeping Rooms


CENTRAL. l2O6-cIean warm. ? rooms and /
kitcnenette furnished garage; reason /
bic RI-90l7
COLLEGE. 1862 'front.' rooms. everything /
furnished. sink, not water private en- |
trance. Ll-6O13.
DICKSON. 1872 rooms modern. SIC
month; 2 furnished rooms. Sl2 month.
IA-445e.
ILLINOIS. n. 2Ol9-2-room apartment; ev-
erythng furnished. sink 81 week. Private
entrance. TA-5042
ILLINOIS, n, 347I-3 furnished rooms;
private bath and entrances good heat; 81
week. TA-5353
Market. E.. 1865 attractive rooms
completely furnished; hardwood floors, So
week. RI-2895.
OHIO e. 500 large rooms, sink. one
single room. Cheap rent.
WASHINGTON. E. 1l33-Unfurnished or
furnished: modern. sink. running water
Private entrance.
WOODRUFF. 892 NJ. DR. connecting
rooms, completely furnished. SINK, IN
a-door bed; close bath CH-4249.
10TH. w. 1852 large clean rooms, up or
down; furnished, private entrance,
southern exposure; reasonable; garage
18TH. f.. 609-2 rooms kitchenette; 2
31ST. w, Housekeeping or sleeping
rooms. near car or bus line
10 Rooms with Board
s5-TALBoT. N, 2144Board, room. for 2;
steam heat, hardwood floors, company
privileges HA-39O8-J.
MICHIGAN, E, 2437-Nice rooms fur
nished, board optional or Housekeeping
privileges; modern Oh. ll4O-J
NEW JERSEY, N, 2217-Attractve, warm,
front room; all convenienceS; hot water,
good meals; Central car. TA-4l06
NEW YORK, 1919, Zone or two, widows
home, good meals including laundry
a
OXFORD, N, 54O-Warm, next bath; mod
ern, private, good meals, gentleman ga
PARK. 833-Real home, walking distance;
choice rooms, 3 good meals. So R1-995O:
18TH. E. 317-Lovely front room, private:
suitable for two RI-8lO2
2l unfinished Apartments
COLLEGE. 2259-5 rooms and bath, heat
and water furnished, S45. HE-4l56.
DELAWARE, NJ 81l-4 rooms, bath,
strictly modern. reduced S25. L4-l8O0.
MADISON 1O25-Best equipped apartment
SOUTH domestic science Kitchen trlglG-
aire.
.RUCKLE 3055-5-room modern, heat; water
furnished; $40. JOHN r. WEIGH, LII
1923
WASH. E. 5Ol8-5 rooms year around,
modern apartment, good heat and garaGe
nth, W. 42-Niceiy decorated kitchenette
apartment: water. gas. heat and ice fur
nished so. Call Apt. No. l, THE GRANT
S25-DOWNTOWN-$45
Q 4. 5-room apartments newly deco
rated every modern convenience. 522 N
New JERSEY. RI7934.
Indianapolis Rental Agency
We furnish free Transportation to IN
spect furnished and unfinished apis.
day or mite. No obligations. LI-5452.
Evenings or Sunday. TA-1064 or WA-0433
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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M ERCR RDIS
81 Miscellaneous For Sale

81 MISCELLANEOUS For Sale
West End Bottle Co., 534 W. Pearl ST.
LI-8005.
ELECTRIC TRAIN-Lionel. cost $50; good
condition. make offer. 5242 College
ELECTRIC deep well pump and equipment.
/ BE-0910.
II USED 625 feet, u 1900 feet Ideal
steam boilers. New and used radiators,
various sizes; new and used plumbing
fixtures. $40 N. III. St. LI-8888.
POOL TABLE-Like new fully equipped,
private home, 2710 Allen Ave.
PING-Must sacrifice solid platinum din
ner ring, small diamonds, unusual de-
syn. SIS cash. HU-6119.
WATERPROOF TRUCK COVERS
And all sizes of canvas covering in stock.
No waiting Lowest prices.
HOoSier Tarpaulln Go.
1902 w. washington st.
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Is Business, Office and Desk Space

RELIABLE party share office space down.
town location: rental reasonable. RI-2655
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Accessories. Tires, Parts

GOOD USED BALLOON TIRES
Soc 75c. 81 each Also 200 truck tires.
Bargains
a117 W washington BE-4so0.
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/ CENTRAL, I206-clean. warm. ? rooms and
kitcnenette furnished; garage, reason
.
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81 Wanted to Trade

TOM VINNEDGE. Indiana's leading Real
Estate Auetioneer. 2048 Central. TA-2992.
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MERKET. E.. 1865 ATTRACTIVE rooms.
completely furnished; hardwood floors. S.
RT-QQQ5
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DICKSON 1872 rooms modern. SIC
month: ? furnished rooms. Sl2 month.
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COLLEGE. 1850 'front.' rooms. eVeTything
furnished: sink, not water; private en-
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INSTRUCTIONS

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
ART weaving Rag rugs made to order
WEAVERS TA-2924.
BEGINNERS This week only course Of 20
lessons. Banjo or guitar, SIS. 229 N.
Penn sover WFBM. LI-7883.
The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08

Misses Gladys Henson and Vallie Belle
Eubaaks Of Bethesda will attend Holmes
Junior College this session.