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Evening star., 1932-05-04
GERONIM0'S CAPT0R
DIES IN LOS ANGELES
Organizer of Apache Police Caught
Noted Chief When Troops
Failed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, May 4-John P.
Clum, 80, veteran Federal Indian agent
credited with having organized the
first Apache Indian Reservation in Ari-
zona in 1874, died Monday at his
home here. He had been i'll several
months.
CIum was stationed at White River
in the period of Apache raids on white
settlers and when Government Cavalry
detachments battled the Indians on
their own ground.
A former soldier, he gained the
friendship of the Indians by peaceful
methods. ApacheS termed him Be
Tunni-Ki-Yea, or high forehead. Later
he became a publisher and mayor of
Tombstone, Ariz.
Clum won renown for formation of
an Indian police force that supplanted
troops in the maintenance of order
about the San Carlos Reservation,
where the Coolidge Dam now stands,
and his capture of the dtsgruntled
chieftain, Geronimo.
What the generals and their regi-
ments were unable to do, Clum accom-
plished without bloodshed.
He rode forth with 100 Indian po-
licenen and made the sullen chieftain
prisoner in an agency at OJo CaIente,
April 81, 1877.
Five hundred hostile Apaches sur
rounded Clum's 100 men. Clum and
Geronimo met in a room. Clum took
the Indians weapons. Geronimo drew
a concealed knife, but an Indian
Snatched it away.
Then Clum led the proudest and
cruelest of Apache war chiefs to forge
and riveted irons on his wrists and
ankles.
And" Clum remarked afterward, II
should have hanged him right there"
American-type Office buildings are be-
Evening star., 1932-05-04
LONG WANTS NEW
COMMITTEE POSTS
Louisiana Senator Looks to
Party Caucus to Replace
Jobs He Resigned.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Huey Long of Louisiana wants new
set of committee appointments to re-
place those he threw up last week.
Soon after the Senate yesterday ac-
cepted his committee designations and
parceled out the jobs among its Junior
Democratic members, Long explained
he had reigned the posts so as not to
be under obligation to Senator Robin
son of Arkansas, the party leader, when
he jumped all over him in speech
from the floor.
Expects New Assignments.
Later Long told the Senate he ex-
pected the Democratic caucus to give
him new committee assignments. He
presented to the Senate what he said
was a list of public utility and power
companies represented by Robinson S
law frrn.
The list taken from a 1880 legal di-
rectory said the firm of Robinson, House
& Moses is attorney fer the Arkansas
Power g. Light Co., the Louisiana Pow
er g. Light Co., the Mississippi Power
g. Light Co.. the Southern Power d
Light Co. and a number Of other rail-
road and utility companies.
Long presented the list OF clients, say
ing:
Il feel that I owe it to the Senator
from Arkansas to reciprocate the very
kind compliments he paid to my Sundry
qualifications the other day by stating
that 1 know him to be a man of great
standing in our section of the country"
Had Requested Posts.
Long was referring to Robinson's
criticism of him after he attacked the
leader and resigned from the commit
tees last week.
Later, off the floor, Long explained
that he had resigned from the commit
tees before attacking Robinson, because
some of the assignments had been given
to him by the party leader at his re-
quest
Evening star., 1932-05-04
PLANES AID SCIENTISTS
ON M'KINLEYS SLOPES
Three of Expedition Studying Cos
mic Ray Landed on Perilous
Glazier 5000 Feet Up.

9y the Associated Press.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 4.-Man's
assault on the upper slopes of Mount
Mckinley, the continents highest peak
to study cosmic rays in the interest Of
science, has been aided through the
use of two airplanes.
With the planes, Pilots Joe Crosson
and Jerry Jones reported on flying back
here, three members Of the Allen Carpe
Expedition were safely landed on the
icy surface of Muldrow Glacier, at an
altitude of between 5000 and $500 feet.
In addition, 100 pounds Of food sup
plies were dropped to Allen Carpe and
Theodore Koven, two Of the scientists
who have climbed successfully TO 2
height Of more than IL 900 feet. The
mountain Is 20,300 feet high.
The three members Of the expedition
Evening star., 1932-05-04
Nv fi1e Associated Press.


CHICAGO, May 4.-Death came to-
day to Carlton Coon, 38, and ended
13-year partnership with Joe Sanders
in the famous Coon-SanderS Orchestra
"a partnership born OF muslc-store
meeting of two World War soldiers and
never broken in a rapid climb to ma
tional radio and vaudeville fame.
Coon died this morning in Henrot1n
Hospital of blood poisoning caused oy
an abscess in the Jaw which developed
mysteriously last month while he was
directing the orchestra jointly with
Sanders in Loop hotel His admirers
will be given an opportunity TO We"
his body as it lies in state in the Loop
tomorrow before being moved to Kan
Sas City for burial Friday.
Orchestra to Continue.
Meantime. in keeping with all ira
ditions of the show world, his frlend
and associate, Sanders. announced the
orchestra would continue with its en-
Evening star., 1932-05-04
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
ASKS FOR INJUNCTION
Seeks to Prevent Interference in
Proposed Investigation in
Kentucky Coal Fields.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COVINGTON, KY, May A Fed
eral Injunction to restrain officials and
citizens of Bell and Harlan Counties
from interfering with its proposed in
vestigation of the coal mine labor Sit
uation there was sought today by the
American Civil Liberties Union.
A petition for the injunction was
filed yesterday. signed by Arthur Gar
field Hays, New York, counsel of the
union, and Dudley Field Malone, prem
inent New York attorney The hear
ing was set for May IL at London, KY.
Representatives of the union said its
primary purpose is to test the right of
free speech and free assembly in the
counties where it alleged investigators
have been beaten and denied their con-
stitutional rights.
Evening star., 1932-05-04

Preceding her was J. v. Haring. New
York handwriting expert, who had pre-
viously branded as forgeries two suicide
notes found after Clarke was shot.
Admitted Writing Notes.
Lancaster, the State attorney said.
admitted writing and signing the notes
when he was confronted with Harings
statement, but maintained he was in
nocent of the shooting and explained
he wrote the notes to remove suspicion
from Mrs. Keith-Miller and himself.
Mrs. Keith-Miller was granted spe-
cial privilege to visit Lancaster in his
cell daily. Each has expressed the
highest faith in the other, Mrs. Keith
Miller asserting belief that Lancaster
will be cleared.
Evening star., 1932-05-04
Flyer Suspended 80 Days.

LOS ANGELES, May 4 (P.-Com-
plants from members of the motion
picture colony at Ma1ibu Beach yes
terday brought Department of Com
johnson from flying his airplane for 80
days.
Adela Rogers ST. Johns, writer, and
Mrs. Wesley Ruggles and Mrs. Bert
Wheeler, wives of actors, said Johnson
flew dangerously low over their homes.
Evening star., 1932-05-04
WHEAT DEALS SCORED
New South Wales Buys While
Shining. Declares Premier.

SYDNEY, New South Wales, May 4
P).-Premier ]. T. Lang, attacking the
competition of Argentine wheat in the
British market, said in speech today
that "an empire in which domestic
wheat goes to China while foreign
wheat floods the market is sham
which cannot endure"
The British Empire, he said, must be-
come something more than a collection
of nations which can be called to Eng
lands aid in time Of war. 1t is the
peace-time achievements, he declared,
which will hold the British common
wealth of nations together. The empire
cannot continue on sentiment. It's fu-
ture depends on the practical good 1t
can do for its members"
Evening star., 1932-05-04
438 new INDUSTRIAL
PLANTS ESTABLISHED
Pennsylvania Railroad Also Re
ports 80 Expansions Along
Line in 1881.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.--The Penn
sylvania Railroad announced yesterday
that despite economic conditions, 438
new industrial enterprises were estab-
hshed along its lines last year.
Ninety industries expanded their
plants in 1881. Among the new indus
tries were producers and distributors of
gasoline and oil, sand and gravel,
electric refrigerators, explosives, bakery
goods, furniture, lumber. pipe and vari-
Gus warehousing enterprises.
Evening star., 1932-05-04
LIQUOR Tax Protested.

AGU PRIETA, Mexico, May 4 (R1.-
All liquor establishments in this border
town were closed yesterday in protest
against the new liquor permit tax.
The saloon owners describe the tax as
conf1scatory. The duty Is approximately
twice that Of the old.
Evening star., 1932-05-04
FLYERS HUNT SHIPS
Mrs. Christofferson Hopes to Sal
wage for Cargo.

NOME, Alaska, May 4 (P.-W. r.
Graham, Nome aviator, accompanied by
Mrs. Edna Christofferson of Portland,
took off yesterday in search of the ship
Baychimo, from which they hope to
salvage furs.
Evening star., 1932-05-04

American-type Office buildings are be-
ing erected In Victoria, Australia.
Evening star., 1932-05-04

is to grind newly roasted coffee beans.
So when you buy A & P Coffee, re-
ceived direct from the roasting ovens,
and see it ground yourself you know Of
your oqpn knoa0ledge that it is as fresh as
coffee can be.
There is no coffee freshness equal to the virgin
freshness of oqsn-teM c2fee, g1ound 6so'r yO eyes,
Here are three blends of fresh Coffee different in
Rav to cover the entire range of coffee tastes, but
each of unsurpassed quality. We believe you will
find one of them the best coffee you ever tasted.
And remember, the cofse you like best is the best FIR
you, no matter qcyzat it casts.
Evening star., 1932-05-04

who accompanied the pilots were Il. RI
Beckwith, Percy T. Olton, IT., and
Nicholas Spadevecckia, all New York
engineers. ftNt
Evening star., 1932-05-04
TWO SLAIN BY MOTHER
Pennsylvania Woman Saved From
Suicide by Husband.

YORK, Pa, May R)--In At Of
melancholia Mrs. Agnes MUIR, 35.
killed her two children, boys, 18 months
and 3 years, and then attempted sui
eide today. She Is expected 10 recover.
The children were stranglsd as they
lay in bed and later the father found
his wife hanging.
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5 Personals
FREE

WEEK END ROUND TRIP TO CHICAGO
S3.75. Good from Friday until Monday
evening. Union Bus Depot. PIT S. Ill.
LI-26S6 Walton Travel Bureau. 439
Indiana RI-4000
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18th, W. 1855 rooms; furnace, bath,
garage; S23 Key at 1871 or DR1417
18TH ST, W, 152-6-room semi-modern,
SIS. Wa. 1906, Ring l.
BATH. w. 1016-Attractive 4-room double,
stippled walls. in-a-door bed built-in
features. shower. garage. HA-314O-J
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INSTRUCTIONS
10 schools, COLLEGE, Tutoring

ANNOUECING-Eva Mae Montelle. now
affiliated with KerstinE International
Studio OF Danse formerly with Professor
Novack Of Gary Fall classes now open
ing. 1922 n. Olnev. CHlo5e.
LEARN TO DANCE-New fall classes open
ing in all branches OF dancing. Call
JAG FREDERICK, RI-l6l0.
81 $50. So 600 Mediterranean Life
Jobs. Manv Post-depression vacancies.
Men. women 1880 Steady work. List
positions sample coaching and full par
tlculaTs-FREE. Write immeditaeiy-to-
dav sure. Box 1054-G Times.
WILL give pipe organ lessons IN exchange
for answering telephone one morning or
afternoon a week IR-na56.
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c. A. M'GONAGLE. SuDt.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF PRIVATE
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

BY virtue of an order of the Probate
Court of Marion County. Indiana, and
subject to its approval, the undersigned
2dministFatqT Of the estate 6 Of Risto
will at the hour of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Of the 18TH day Of October 1922 an. and
offer for sale at private sale at SID
Insurance building in the City of indian
personal property belonging to said estate:
Boxes 16 g: Shot Gun Shells. ! Hunt
ing Suit, Table. Davenport. Chair.
Bed. ! Chiferobe. Mattress. Pillows
Trunk. odd Table. Rugs Miscellsne-
Gus clothing and underwear, ! Lamp.
suits ! Suit Coat. / Pair Trousers. l
Raincoat. ? Pairs Rubber Boots, l Shot
Gun Shell Belt with Shells, l Packard
Roadster 1929 Model. / Seven Jewel
Hampton Watch. / Seven Jewel Waltham.
Seven Jewel Elgin. l Single Barrel Shot
Gun. / Double Barrel Stevens Shot Gun.
Sixteen gauge Browning Auto. Barrel,
German Rife. Said property will be
sold for not less than the full appraised
value and for cash
JACOB WEISS.
fs,s~ kwat
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HENRY o. GOETT.
FALL
REGULAR MEETING


Notice is hereby given to taxpayers OF
the City OF indianapolis. that the Com
mon Council Of the City of INDIANAPOLIS
nov has pending before it. General Ordi-
nance No Ssl932. transferring certain
sums OF money from certain numbered
ana Charities and appropriating the
same to other numbered funds Of said
department, as follows to wit:
81 900 90 from City Hospital General
Fund 3l4 Fruits and Vegetables to
CC1ty Hospital General Fund 72s
$1,000 90 from City Hospital General
Fund 3l4 Fruits and Vegets blesi to
City Hospital Maintenance and Re-
pair Fund u Salaries and Wages
$4,000 from City Hospital General
Fish to City Hospital Maintenance
ana Repair Fund II Salaries and
Wages Temporary.
Inc above described ordinance Is due
ular meeting Of the Council to be held
on the nth day Of October. 1892. al
After said appropriation has been de-
termined, any ten or more taxpayers
feeling themselves aggrieved may appeal
for further and final action thereon BY
fling Of petition therefor with the Mar
ion County Auditor not later than ten
days after said additional appropriation
has BEEN made by the said Common
missioners viii TX date for hearing in
witness my hand and the seal Of the
City Of Indianapolis. this Attn day Of
oe.o0e 49, HENRY 0. eoErT.
isSAAI ci'y Clerk.
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Indianapolis Indiana.
Octnhnr 1879


NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Construction of a new Hospital Wing Ad-
dition for the Fl. WAYNE State School.
Fl. Wayne. Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for the General Contract for a new
Hospital Wing Addition for the Ft. Wayne
State School. will be received at the Board
Office in Fl WAYNE until II a. m. Thurs
dav. october 20th 1892 when all proposals
will be publicly opened and read.
All in accordance with plans and spect-
fcations as prepared bv o. N Mueller.
State Consulting Engineer $40 Indiana
Trust Bldg. indianapolis, Indiana, in
whose office said drawings and specifca
tions are now on file in addition to file
copies in the office of the School in Fl.
Wavne and at the State Board of Ac-
required for each set Of plans and speci-
The right is reserved BY the Board to
reject any or all bids
BY THE ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
TPTTSTFTS
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Fishing the
Air

Romance adventure. drama and comedy
Of the orient will be unfolded IN inc
hrst presenta ton OF Ine STORY 105 On a,ed
Khayyanmr 10 Pc an on e m o's Thursday. A
tbirtv15Ve piece orchestra. directed oy
RAYMOND Paige, will furnish musical Sea ED
tinrs for the program TO pc pIesehVe"
weekly vie in thirteen half-hour episodes
"Captain Henry's ShOwboat," another
Hrst nighter at 3 .. m. Thursday over
WEAF, wTAM. WSM and the NBC systeW
offers cross section 0f life on wan
dering showboat with Lanny Ross. Mabei
Jackson. Charles Winninger and Jules
BIed,ot az the featured members Of the
cast The Hall Johnson Negro choir
also will be heard on this program
The stage and radio vocal character
istics Of Or Rockwell comedian. VIII oe
the subject Of Ware Whs1a b a9s'Sp pro
gram THURSDAY. at 6l5 p. M, over WENN
and NBC network.
heath VALLEY DAYS returns TO WLW and
the MIC network for its third CONSECUTIVE
season with the opening show at D. NJ
THURSDAY.
The dramatic career of Jenny Lind Will
be portrayed for listeners over WENF anu
an NBC network during a special progI am
commemorating the anniversary Oh hei
birth. Thursday at $50 p. M
Andre Kostelanetz, musical director
and noted arranger, will include med
lev Of selections from the currently
popular show, Flying COlors," during
the broadcast Of the musical revue
ANDRE KosteIanetz Presents -"
on Thursday from 915 to $3.50 p. M,
over WFBM and the Columbia network
Midsummer Nights Serenade," beauu-
full fantasy by the Spanish composer AL
beniz. will be one of the featured selec-
phony orchestra to be broadcast under
the direction Of Howard Barlow Thursday
from 10 to 1890 p. m, over WFBM and
the Columbia chain.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

/ Death Notices
BUCH, NANCY - Age rs years, died
Wednesday oct. 5, at St, Francis hos
at the GEO w. USHER FUNERAL
HOME. 2614 West Washington st. a. m;
st. AnthonyS church. Burial in Round
Hill cemetery. Friends invited.
CONNOR, JOHN-Beloved husband of Mrs
Mary Gaughan Conner. father Of John
Connor Cleveland brother of P. J. Con-
nor. New York City and T. F. Conner,
San Francisco, died at his home, 2l40
College avenue. Apt 3. Wednesday Flu
neral Saturday $50 at the home. 10
a. m IS Peter and Paul cathedral
Friend invited KIRBY-DINN SERVICE.
FOLCKEMER, LUCY-Beloved mother of
Mrs Edward j. Holiday and Miss Audra
Folckemer passed away Tuesday morn
ing Services at the FLANNER 81 BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY Friday 10 a. m.
Friends invited. Burial private in Crown
Hill
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JACOB WEISS.
Admfnistrato
NOTICE n TAYpAyFpc

Notice is hereby given 70 taxpayers Of
the City Of Indianapolis. that the Com
mon Council of the City of Indiana polls
now has pending before IL. Appropriation
Ordinance No. 1s. 1882 appropriating The
sum Of Four Hundred Fifty Dollars
$3.50 00l out of the anticipated unexpend-
ed and unappropriated balance of the
General Fund for the year 1882 to the
following numbered funds
Dept. of Pub. Works. Municipal Airport
Fund No. 49, Garage and Motors. $500 %
Dept. Of Pub. Works. Municipal Airport
Fund No. Is, Repairs ........... 500 On
Dept. of Pub. Works. Municipal Airport
fund No As Repair Parts ..... $50 90
The above described ordinance is due
to come up for passage at the next reg
ular meeting Of the Council to be held
on the nth day of October, 1882 al
7:3O p. m.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined. any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal to
the State Board Of Tax Commissioners
for further and final action thereon BY
filing Of petition therefor with the Marion
County Auditor not later than ten DAYS
after said additional appropriation has
been made by the said Common Council
and the State Board of Tax Commits
sioners will fix a GATE for hearing in
this county.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
City Of Indianapolis, this 4th dag Of
october, 1882
HENRY o. GOETT.
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81 Automotive Services
OCTOBER SPECIAL-ALL
TOD Q1
SIS Autos Wanted
Sc Legal Notices

10 hCSdl NOblCeS
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 1861
In the matter of the petition of Indian
apolis Railways. Incorporated for author
itY to change the type of cars to be oper-
ated on its present Riverside and South
Meridian Street lines.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms of the commission. 40l
State House at Indianapolis Indiana. at
10 O'Clock a. m. on Monday. october nth.
1882.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested bv the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE CORNERSTONE OF
INDIANA.
BY J. w. MCAEDLE.
Chairman.
Indiana polls. Indiana.
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81 Unfinished Apartments

COLORED-270 w. North: Laverne. 2 rms,
BATH heat furnd 81. HE-5S5s..
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22 Unfinished Houses

nth ST. EAST. 717-6-room modern dou-
BILE, fine condition. close to College. re-
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8 Sale Suburban Property
A REAL BARGAIN.

REAL BARGAIN
1850 MADISON AVE
Small down payment, $40 per month
buys this 5-room modern bungalow; re-
conditioned throughout; looks like new;
hardwood floors in 2 rooms new blinds
newly painted and papered; 2-car garage
Mr.. Huse RI-5341, HU2016. The Union
Trust Company
$1,000 CASH: $1,000 monthly; price 81 200
One acre, 3 rooms, cleo. East of Shade
land Ave. s. side 48th st. Owner. 1854
North Delaware St
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10 Rooms with Board

$3.50 EACH-For 2: attractive room, excel
lent meals; privileges; transportation
S6.50-GRAY, 52s. N-Warm front room,
board. laundry CH-350S-M
CENTRAL. 14ls-Pleasant room. good
heat; excellent meals; reasonable. RI
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IS Radios, Musical Instruments

BACON-Senorita banjo pre-owned. S35;
easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO., 1928
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CENTRAL, 2l3O-LoneIy rooms. low prices,
l or ?. meals optional. TA-0554.
GALE, N. 1l05-Pleasant warm room, ex-
cellent meals laundry: car line.
GLADSTONE. N, i9-Room and board;
for ? garage free: IS each. IR36ss
JEFFERSON. N 325-Young girl room
mate good meals; home privileges. CHI
06s5-J
TALBOT. N, 2I4+Steam-heate room in
apartment; 2 jolly young men or girls.
with meals. $3.50 each. Single room, IS.
HA-39os-J
VERY nice room: board optional; private
home for 2 CH-2394.
q UNFINISHED Apartments
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IL Help Wanted-Male
Attention Washington high
school students. Several good
Times routes for sale. Inquire
236 n. Belmont, 3 p. m. to
> p. m.
MEN WANTED to conduct world re-
nowned Rawleigh Home Service business
IN and near cities of Indianapolis, Dan
vile. Plainfeld. and Greenwood. Raw
leigh Co. Dept. IN-3S-S. Freeport. III.
MEN wanted to establish and conduct
Rawleigh CITY business in and near cities
Of indianapolis. Danville. Plainfield and
Greenwood. Reliable Hustlers can start
earning s35 weekly and increase rapidly.
Write Immediately. RaWleigh Co.. Dept
IN-38-V Freeport. III.
SALESMAN to solicit for firm in Indian
apolis 18 yrs Married man 30 to As.
Personal training given. No travelling
Hard work. long hours. Successful men
Give phone number. Box 325.
WANTED-Snappy 5-piece colored orches-
ira. ROBERT PRIETZ. l43 E. Wash. St
WANTED-5 shoes statesmen, experienced
in selling ladies shoes. Apply Aliens
Shore Store. 81 w. Wash
Wanted several boys to carry
Times routes. Apply between
3 and 6 P. NJ, rear 1910
Central avenue.
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IS Business, Office and Desk Space
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

COAL YARD WITH SWITCH AND SCALES
ONLY $40 MONTH. LI-5065.
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LIVESTOCK
AZ Dogs, Birds, Pets
3 Horses. Cattle, Poultry
FINA N CIAL
As Business Opportunities

ROOMING HOUSE-16-room two I'll
baths sun parlors. steam heat. Individ
ual privacy, $500; 500 down. Terms
HE-3645.
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NET
STARS READY

ORANGE, N. j., Aug. 3O.-The
leading tennis players of the
country gathered today at Orange
Lawn Tennis Club for the opening
of the East VS.. West matches to
be played on the grass courts of
that club tomorrow and Thurs
day.
In the singles tomorrow John
Van Ryn. of the East, will face
Jack Tidball, and Frank x.
Shields, of the East, will en-
counter Ebert Lewis, of Cali
fornia.
On Thursday Ellsworth Vines,
national champion, will face Sid
ney Wood in the feature singles
match. The teams follow: West
Ellsworth Vines, Keith Gledhill,
Lester R. Stoefen, Jack Tidball,
Ebert Lewis, Joseph Coughlin.
EaSt-Frank x. Shields, John
Van Ryn, Sidney B. Wood, jr.,
Gregory S. Mangin, David N.
Jones, Manuel Alfonso,