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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
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North Dakota Comedy.


Queer things happen in North
Dakota. But the grasshopper plaques
and the odd weather are easier 10
understand than the current attrac-
ton. Some OF its elements are these
The Governor, William LANCER, was
convicted for conspiracy 10 defraud
the United States Government in
connection with solicitations OF politi-
cal contributions" from relief workers
on the Federal pay rolls
The relief workers, or some OF
them, are now on a strike" ap-
parently in sympathy with LANCER.
The State Supreme Court has de-
cided that Lsnger's conviction has
deprived him OF citizenship, there
fore Of his status as an elector, there
fore as his right TO serve as Governor.
The Governor. taking no heed OF
the Supreme Court decision, has de-
clared martial law. calling out the
militia ostensibly to preserve order
among the striking" relief workers.
whom he advised to go on strike.
The Lieutenant Governor, Ole Olson,
says that he Is acting Governor and
has countermanded the order calling
out the militia, which the adjutant
general, Earle Sarles, had put into
effect, the Lieutenant Governor calling
on the assistant adjutant general to
call of the troops.
Some say that martial law prevails
and some say 1t does not. The troop
ers are still on guard around the
Capitol.
Gov LANCER is apparently Governor
de facto, and as such has summoned
the Legislature to special session,
which may act to impeach the judges
who disqualified the Governor. Lieut..
Gov. Olson is acting Governor, de
jure, and win not recognize the acts
of the Legislature, If and when the
Legislature meets.
There have been instances in the
past of such conflicts over control Of
a State. The most recent was in
Louisiana, when the Governor Senator,
Huey Long, called out the National
Guard to prevent Lieut.. Gov. Cyr
from taking over the executive offces,
Cyr maintaining that Long could not
be Governor and Senator at the same
time, Long maintaining that he could,
yet being afraid to leave the State, an
act which would definitely have made
Cyr Acting Governor. Cyr in make
shift executive Offices made appoint
ments. Long Cancelled them. Long
finally won when his own man became
Governor.
In Central America this sort Of
thing would be called revolution. The
de facto government is the govern
ment which has the troops. In the
past, disputes between de facto and
de jure governments in Central
America sometimes meant calling on
the United States Marines to settle
the issue by preserving property
rights"
The same idea has apparently been
suggested to Acting Governor Olson.
There are already reports that call
for Federal troops has been consid-
cred. The National Government would
doubtless recognize" the Olson gov
eminent. But before things reach
this pass the good people of North
Dakota will probably wake up and
solve their own problem. The only
solution, OF course. is for the Gov
ernor, convicted of q felony, TO get
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

@. Who won the Newberry medal
for childrens literature this Year,
X. ID.
A. The annual John Newberrv
medal award was made 10 Miss Cor
nelia Meigs for her book, "Invincible
Louisa, the Story Of the Author Of
Little Women"
Q. Has American travel gained In
Russia 7--R. w,
A. II Is estimated that the total
number Of travellers from this country
to Russia viii reach about 10000 dur
ing the season, Last year the number
was estimated at 5000.
Q, Have other quintuplets lived a.
long as the Dionne babies?-M. 8.
A. No other set of quintuplets Of
record has lived so long as q whole a.
the Dionne girls. and the longest a
quintuplet has ever lived before was
SO days.
@. When did Gen. Sherman say,
War is hell"7--P. T.
A. Gen. Sherman disclaimed maxi
ing exactly this statement. Undoubt-
eddy. from the records he left. 1t was
his attitude toward war. He depre-
Gated the romance and adventure at
tached TO war in many peoples minds.
On August IL, 1880, at Columbus.
Ohio. in a speech to the q. A. r.
and many civilians, he said: There Is
many boy here today who looks on
war as all glory, but, boys, 1t Is all
he'll"
@. How many lighthouses. buoys,
etc. are there in the United states2---
Z. w. 2.
A. The Lighthouse Service says
there are $4,000 aids to navigation, in
GLIDING lighthouses, lightShips. buoys,
fog signals, radio beacons, etc.
@. How fast did stagecoaches travel
at the time the Capital was moved TO
Washington. d. CIR. r.
A. They went at the rate Of about
two miles an hour. The roads were
rough and dangerous, so progress was
slow.
Q. How did Bronx Park get It's
name2-F. s.
A. Bronx Park derives It's name from
Jonas Bronck, the prosperous Dutch
colonist, who settled along the river
OF that name about 1910.
Q. What are the duties Of the I'M
derseeretary Of State2--L. A. y
A. The Undersecretary Of State Ia
~ ,1H he
tary of State in the discharge Of his
various functions. aiding Ia the for
mutation and execution Of the foreign
policies Of the Government In the re-
ception Of representatives Of foreign
government, etc. In matters which
do not require the personal attention
of the Secretary Of State he acts for
the Secretary Of State. and IN the
absence OF that oficial he becomes
Acting Secretary OF State. His duties
also include general direction Of the
work Of the Department or state and
Of the foreign service.
@. Does q character named Juliet
appear In any Shakespearean plays
except Romeo and Julieta?--aJ. y.
A. Juliet appears in Measure for
Measure" as the lady beloved Of
Claudio.
@ Where Is Mamertime Prison.
L. q.
A. This Is the name. dating from
medieval times, Of the Tullianum
Prison at Rome. It's remains ars pre-
served beneath the Church OF st.
Giuseppe del Falegnami.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

In the past q period Of bad bust
ness could be disposed Of as a psyche
logical depression. Clarence Darrow
though an expert in pSychoanalysis
did not feel able to show even thi:
degree of hopefulness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIN.

A reader con get the ansiDer 10
any question OF fact by trritino The
Washington Epentnp Star fnformd-
tfon Bureau, Frederic J. Hasktn.
Director. Washington, d, c, Please
inelose stamp or stamped envelope
for reply.
q. How many accidents are caused
by improper lights on vehiclesS-
r. J. r.
A. In 1892 there we're 1000 We
hicles with improper lights in acct
dents. OF this number 470 were In
fatal accidents.
q, How many glider pilots are
there in this country? In Ger
many2-C. P.
A. There are less than 200 glider
pilots in the United States, while
Germany has 10000.
@. What is the status OF a President
OF the United States when he is
on foreign soil. and does he have "a
receive permission from Congress to
leave the United States2-G. d. w.
A. The status OF President OF the
United States is not changed while
he is on foreign soil. He can perform
all executive functions in any place
He does not require the permission OF
any authority to leave the United
States,
@. Where is the windiest place on
earth2-L c. A.
A. The Weather Bureau says that
as far as observations show the Ant
arctic continent seems to be the
windiest place on earth. On the 18th
and 9Th of January. 1919, the wind
for eight hours maintained an aver
age velocity of lot miles an hour.
@. Please give the source Of the ex-
preston, Whose bread eat his song
l sing. e. M.
A. 1t is q translation Of the old
German proverb, "Das brot ieh esse
das lied ich SINCE" The author Is not
known. 1t is In compilation of Ger
man proverbs by Johannes Agricola,
published in 154S.
T..
become the property of the United
States?-L. s.
A. They were acquired as q part of
the Alaska purchase.
@. What is the history Of the Mount
Of the Holy Cross in Colorado?--
E. Z. B.
A. II is one Of the peaks Of the
Rocky Mountains in Eagle County, rs
miles southwest of Denver and about
is miles west of Leadyille. 1t is 1910
feet high. This name, given by some
Of the early settlers, was derived from
the fact that on its slope are two
snow-filled ravines which cross each
other at right angles and present from
distance the appearance of gigantic
white cross.
@. Who built the Eiffel Tower and
where did he get the idea?--G. Z. M.
A. The tower was built by Gustaye
Eiffel, a French engineer, who died
December ~, 1923. Eiffel constructed
the interior framework Of the Statue
Of Liberty and while working upon It
he conceived the idea Of the Eiffei
Tower.
@. Is 1t true that Thomas Mott Os-
borne once went to prison to observe
the lives of convicts?-E. w.
A. On September 20, 1913, Thomas
Mott Osborne, chairman Of the newly
appointed New York State Prison Re-
form Commission, entered Auburn
prison as Tom Brown, No. 33,333x. a
prisoner who, for week. would i've
the life Of convict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

George Washington could not tell a
lie. His example is influential to
this day. A leader Of the Nation is
expected to tell the simple truth, even
about how many flsh he caught.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
Basic Barter.

A dollars a perplexing thing,
It fills me now with wonder.
Its value is no stable thing
A half has been plowed under.
And though a dollar still seems neat
To creditor and debtor,
II I am hungry, plain old wheat
Would really seem much better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

Picture patrons can easily clean
up the movies" If they choose by
staying away from any films they
are not sure they will approve.
Nothing could be more candid than
picture publicity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

Strikebreakers are going from Chi
cago to the Pacific Coast. After ex-
perience in Chicago disorders q man
may be depended on to hold his nerve
wherever he may find himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

If debts could be settled in that
manner, Germany would, no doubt,
be willing to meet the exigency by
turning out an extra edition of paper
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
viii Of the People.

VIM Va 'AAS AeOPie'
do you think We will ever have
another WARP" inquired the anxious
constituent.
Never" answered Senator Sorg-
hum, "n we honestly respect the will
Of the people. There isn't a man in
the world who would deliberately cast
his ballot in favor of war"
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Poor Tests.

From the Arkansas Gazette.
A new and timely device for quick
ly determining the alcoholic content
of liquids" is probably no more eff
fective than that ancient device, the
unaccustomed drinker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

Trotsky continues to write without
attracting many readers. He may as
well resign himself to the usual fate
of a man who gets of the band wagon
at the wrong time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

former Representative Winter may
withdraw and give Carter a clear
field. Carter carried the State two
years ago, although at that time it
went Democratic in the presiden-
tial contest,
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A Title For barrow.

From the winston-sslem Journal.
Gen. Johnson, who coined the
phrase. "corporals Of disaster" prob
ably would rank Darrow as a colonel
at the lowest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

Jud Tunkins says the old Blue Eagle
doesn't sing like q canary bird, but
at the same time 1t doesn't keep
hollerin' bout nothin' like a poll
parrot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
Well Advised.

From the Albuquerque Journal
The Prince Of Wales, now 40. has
received more advice on getting mar
ried than any other person. Perhaps
that explains why he's still single.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
Budget UnbalAncer.

Budget InDai2ncer.
Ny radio! My radio!
I think III let my whiskers grow
And maybe realize my dream
OF less discourse on shaving cream
My radioi My radiol
You worry me bout what I owe.
Each time you sound a chord in c
You peddle some new stuff to me.
II never yet sold my vote" said
Uncle Eben. Il never could see any
sense in tryin' to turn an election intc
an auction"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
A Domestic Use.

From the Indianapolis Star.
Nikola Tesla's death rays might b@
toned down sufficiently to discourage
statesmen and bill collectors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
Super-Management.

do women know more about poll
tics than men?"
They do" answered Miss Cayenne.
Men may assume TO manage politics.
But there never was a time when
women couldn't manage men"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

Your flying machine" said Hi Ho,
the sage Of Chinatown, is q warning
to ambition. To assume position
high above your fellow men is TO
risk crash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

Iitn - ard PennfylFanis ave.
Eew fofk once 10 East 42nd 81
EGTopean once: ~ Regent g.. Lond0n.
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Rata BY Carrier within the CITY.

Eirht Y1nsi and sunday star. 7ge per NOR 2
ktEht Pinal star b6e per mont
Collection made 90 the enc OF eAch
rncnfh orders may be sent In ~ mail or
siephore EAfiOual 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

Q. Where Is Mamertime Prison.
Z. q.
A. This Is the name. dating from
medieval times, OF the Tullianum
Prison at Rome. It's remains are pre-
served beneath, the Church of 81.
Giuseppe del Falegnanii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

@. Where is the windiest place on
earth?-I. c. A.
A. The Weather Bureau says that
as far as observations show the Ant
arctic continent seems to be the
windiest place on earth. On the 5th
and 9Th of January. 1918, the wind
for eight hours maintained an aver
age velocity Of lot miles an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

@. Does q character named Juliet
appear In any Shakespearean plays
except Romeo and Julietae-4J. J.
A. Juliet appears in Measure for
Measure" as the lady beloved Of
Claudio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

@. How did Bronx Park get It's
name2-F. s.
A. Bronx Park derives It's name from
Jonas Bronck, the prosperous Dutch
colonist. who settled along the river
OF that name about 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

The political situation in New Mex
leo is such, it seems, that Senator
Cutting will have to meet Democratic
opposition there for reelection to the
Senate. Cutting, an independent Re-
publcan who supported President
Hoesevelt in 1892, has been the DOM
mating political factor in the State
until about two years ago. He had
support of many Democrats as well
as progressive Republicans. With the
Democratic support removed, he may
have q tough time this year. Post
master General Farley's recent an
nouncement in New Mexico that the
Democrats Of the State will have to
decide whom they wish to support
has been interpreted as meaning that
the administration, no matter how
much it may desire to do SO, cannot
throw its support to Cutting. 1t Is
expected that Representative Chavez
will be the Democratic nominee
against Cutting-or whoever the Re-
publicans nominate.
In Wyoming it looks as though the
senatorial contest would be between
Senator O,Maheney, Democratic in
cumbent, and Representative Vincent
Carter. Republican. Reports are that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

@. Who built the Eiffel Tower and
where did he get the idea?--G. L. M.
A. The tower was built by Gustave
Eiffel, a French engineer, who died
December 81, 1923. Eiffel constructed
the interior framework Of the Statue
Of Liberty and while working upon 1t
he conceived the idea Of the Eiffei
Tower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19

@. How did the Aleutian Islandg
become the property Of the United
States2-L. s.
A. They were acquired as q part Of
the Alaska purchase.
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RR1MerK ReN7A[ HReAl

Apartments in all parts OF the city;
free transportation to inspect apartments
Call HE-132S or R1-l371. dav or night.
FOR colored, Jackson Ct, l222-24 Cornell
see includes utilities See custodian.
FOR colored- Dunbar Court. 1922 N. West
ST.. $22.50. includes util See custodian.
FOR colored, Douglas Court. 21st g. Blvd.
Pl.; $3.50: includes util. See custodian.
Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want
Ads placed at Times Want Ad Head.
quarters 214 ". MARYLAND St
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WINE. LIQUOR IMPORTS
STEADY DURING JUNE
Whisky Purchased Abroad Amount
to Sl.557 To- in Month.

b. Cnifff Prose
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-WineS
and liquors imported during June
amounted 10 S3.OIO9O3. the COM
merce department announced yes
terday. This was approximately the
same as during the preceding
month.
Whisky was the largest item.
amounting TO Si.557l67. Canada and
the United Kingdom together &C
counted for more than 90 per cent
OF whisky imports.
Leather exports increased 81 per
cent in the first half Of 1884 over the
same period in 1888. The increased
value. amounting 10 SsleT.S57. was
attributed 10 higher prices.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

a btdAn ANNAtAtN
sAGOR. LEON-Are ID years. son Of Mrs
william 5aF0T. passed away Frlday a. q.
Frrral ~ ROf5IEk x AshlN
FUNERAL HOME 1907 North Meridian.
SATURDAY o. M Friends ln1lted-
BgrsL FloTal Pars
NIN~ON. HELENA R.-Age s. years be
loved T.fe ~ walter II. Ninson ano
r1srrr NJ Mildred. Helen. Robert ara
Watrr yrror and Mrs. Nabei Ransdell.
ra-rrl away Thursday evening. Funeral
AZ $40 IrrinEtcn Methodist cnuIcn-
Saturday m Friencs invited
~ SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL.
SIS North Illinois ST. from p m
FRIDAY until ! q. H. Saturday and a.
tre c1lrch trom - 5 ?. n
WHIPPTN. IOsEPH E.-paSsed away a.
r- rrridrurr 5lfs y. NsW JERSEY St.
Fr.tar mo-nlng. Friends NAV cal a. fne
residence Sunday services ~ the
FLANSER q BUCHANAN MORT JAY
Williams. WILLIAM F-Husband Of
Catherine q william father Of Ms
CrorEr p Schrber. Norman Williams.
Mrs Walter HAYDEN. Mrs. Claude Wa
son. Mrs Clara PottengeT. WiloeIt VII
hams % this CITY, ana Mrs. Norbert
Proctor q Tulsa, Okla. passed
auav "wednesday evening Funeral
Safu-tav a. m - the Holy Angels
church Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends nav call a. me McNEELY NOR
TTARY 1923 ~ Meridian St. Thursday
errrllE and FRIDAY after p n
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

ENnSLEY. MONICA. S.-Age 81. beloved
VIE o. Harry p Encsley ard cauznteT
a. Ms Margaret stevens passed aUaF
Thursday Brief services az The residence
Sos East Tweltv-1rst s. Friday. s
p "a followed rs services ana burial
81 Bowling Green Ky. saturday
FRIENDS invited
McCLUsKV. MRS. ELEANOR-s7 wears. BE-
loved mother o. AIRS Josephine Everett
Of BroEusblrE. Ind. Mrs. Lcla Bauer az
Indianapolis. uassec auay Frlcay morn
ing 90 the 81 Francis hospital services
a. the FL-ANNEE a. BUCHANAN NOR
TuARY. MONDAY. : 2 m Friends IN
vltec. Eurlal Crown Hill Fricncs NAV
can az ire Mortuary after Friday eve
ming.
QUINN. JOSEPH A.-ResldlnE AZ 2is r
Walnut ST. passed aHaY FrlGaF nom
trEE- Notlce q SERVICES later. Eriencs
EaN CAL az the EIaANNER A. Eu-
cHANAA koETuARY. alter Fxidag.
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INSTRUCT
10 Schools. Colleges. Tutoring

10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring
WORK FOR UNCLE SAM'-Start Sos
Sis month Men. women, 1850 FAN
indianapolis examinations expected. List
uoSftlOnS free Write today. FRANK
I'm INSTITUTE Dept. l41-L. Rochester.
y. Y
FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
student HILO EAWAllAN SAOD1O-
cIOS Roosevelt ave. BEST BY TESI.
STUDENTS WANTED-Pald While learn-
Ing. newest and best school. Journeymen
FarherS' Edu School S42 Z. Wash.
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As Autos for Sale

ROOSEVELT-I929 sedan. Al shape, s35
down. HARRY A. SHARP. 443 Virginia
Ave.
PLYMOUTH-'34 sedan, s2s5. Liberal
trade; very easy terms on GMAC plan;
North Side Chevrolet, Inc.
sss s. card. Broad Ripple.
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HELP WANTED
Is Help wanted-Male

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES radio
euEinecrluE. the most outstanding ana
promising profession, taught thoroughly
in mos School eStab. 1873. All eX-
penSeS low. some earn part. Catalog free.
DODGE INSTITUTE. Monroe ST. VAL
psraiso. IND
FIRST CLASS auto mechanic BODY and
fender man. Must be able 70 paint.
Good proposition. JOHNSON PENN.
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JOBS-Open: results L. S. South Amer
ica. F0reien. Oceanic and New Con-
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NAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route Of SOC
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SALESMAN With car. Established COM
ranv. Cood future. protected. territory,
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
RENTALS
q Furnished Apts. and Houses

ALTON AVE. SCI: 81 week; 4-room mod
ern: nicely furnished; utilities; outside
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IA Help Misunderstanding

EARN extra money selling Christmas
cards. Experience unnecessary. Show
our Personal Xmas Cards. customers
names inscribed. Also new 81 Box
ASsts- Samples on approval WETMORE
4 SUGDEN. Dept STA, 7i9 Monroe,
Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED-Four women well groomed ace
so nor over IS. References REQUIRED
splendid opportunity FOR the right party.
Call IN person zoo Kahn Bldg. Monday
80 20 = NO OTHER TINE. Z North
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ADDRESSING Making circulars al home.
for mail dealers Earn SIS weekly. tx
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tcuiars- ATLAS SYSTEM. tucson. Arlz.
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Experience unnecessary. Stamp brings
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Furniture Buyers
LIV EST OK


FOUR excellent family cows, ! fresh; 3
close up spTingers.s LI-0474. Ewes. He
EQ5Q
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FINA N cIAL

SIS Auto Loans
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3539-3 rooms. bath. garage.
Utilities. Shady ward, $3.50 week. Ia
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Philco, Crosley and other well known
makes from $3.50 up. Terms.
R. 81 R. STORES. 225 E. Wash. LI-5516.
TWO Splendid upright pianos s23 each. See
these values. Viking MUSIC CON-
PANY, 40 E. Ohio St.
BEAUTIFUL upright mahogany bond
piano with bench. Like new, $50.
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RENTALS
81 Unfurnished Apartments

DELAWARE n. l72s-Upper north :
apartments; large cool rooms. porch
aRninqs HA-7i37-W
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10 Rooms with Board
IS. 5O-LExINGTON 9s7-Modern room
with bath: good ventilation; meals;
laundry. DR-3523-J.
ELM. s20-Emploved person to share at
tractive home with widow. Good meals.
HAMILTON n, lO33-Modern room, board
laundry private entrance. single. So
double SIS. CH-2sl6-R.
WASHINGTON. 3I45 E.-Real home. room
next bath downstairs. 3 meals. laundry
S. CH-li75.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-04

NICELY furnished Groom bungalow. util-
i.ies furnished. EA-0los