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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

bottom prices; am looking for work. sos
Kenyon st NV. Col. S773.
PAPERING ROOMS. s5 up. Prompt
sos Oneida pl serYse psepe q .ora,s eeSFSss saSs
PAPERING. PAINTING. work guaranteed;
lowest prices. I do my own work. $3.50
Georgia ave. Phone Columbia 0633 2'
PAPERING. $500 room and up. Painting
and plastering. reasonably done. Work
PAPERING,, painting done at once. 81 rm
and up. including paper; work guaranteed: ::
ref. if desired. Phone Georgia 0024. 2s
PAPERING- G-PAINTING-Deal direct with
am Call Metz any time. Columbia 0396
PAPERING. rooms. S. and up whole house
$50 up: trim painted S3 up: work guar
free esti. J. T. Ford. Hyattsville 40s-M. 2.
PAPERINGk PAINTING So q PLAsTGRINGG .AsTaItnSG
NJ; N. sehiff. 1870 Webster st. NV. Phone
PAPERING-5 RMS. 2-SToRY HALL $50
sna up; quick service; white mechanies
PAPERHANGING-PA will scrape
dry. cracks filled and use any paper IN
our 1885 book. all sunfast; So, no more. l
do my own work; guaranteed. Call Adams
O522 4s
EXPERIENCING AND PAINTINdILowest
oaG work Mih T5sssa
pnone 1eorRld Dol
PAPERHANGING. painting. plastering;
neat. clean work; low prices by local re-
yon Columbia 1889.
PAPERHANGING PLASTERING. DECO
RATING at very reasonable prices: refer
ence. Call Columbia 6155.
PLASTERING REPAIRED. stucco resur-
faced, cement, chimneys. leaky Easements.
damp walls. leaky roofs; reas.; guar.
Minnick Lincoln 2316.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
Reliable inexpensive service; estab.
1910. r. E. Dove. zoos g st. ne. Lincoln
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DIRECT sales men and women. any age:
For interview call Shep. 1854 between o
md q pm, =
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PAINTING PAPERING. roofing. gen.
= eralrepairine; guar reas
NIL Smith. 1924 Webster n. W. Adams 71OS
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BAY BOAT. l8 It. long, and Elto Speed
ster: in perfect condition; S166. Rear
% o st. ne.
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PERSONAL,

The rate under heading of Per-
sonal is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
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BOATS.

ster; in perfect condition; S166. Rear
% o st. ne.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
WANTEp.collie pup Of good breed. Call
Georgia $500.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ARLINGTON COAL CO.
District or anywhere. any so cents ton reduc-
ton. tons or more.
Pocahontas washed chestnut. .Ss so
Blue Banner egg or stove. ......... $50
Pocahontas lump, egg or stove. $50
TELEPHONE FEE SPfi 81 e. WAiSGT iliIf n s2iS
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
ONE good pair Of mules; good work
Wash. St. Alexandria. Va.
HORSEs-9 work horses. SADDLE horses
for sale. Take Annandale road to Fails
| Church. Va. Phone bowl. J. w. Kerns
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold teeth. coins,
sFes: ded sana fss s 1ahs
APPAREL, furnitqTe: hcusehold goods;
| Of all kinds bought. We pay cash. Call
Cohen's. Metropolitan 7749. 95 L st. NV.
also Shoes hats. curtains. dishes. @ rugs % %furni.
NV Phone Mr. Winaer. Decatur $3.50. 4.
BOOKS AND POSTAGE STAMPS. ali kinds
branch stores0 Metropolitan 541b.
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac china. glass
ware. rugs silverware. paintings. Highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray. Adams
FURNITURE. rugs. household goods. etc.
nS resalts. cali y' any time. i Lneoln coin 54ss .
FURNITURE-Highest cash prices for all
kinds Of furniture. 3-burner gas ranges
and small ice boxes; National 1796. &c
FURNITURE, pianos and household goods,
hga yoa pohe %s pay No oset Ra
FURNITURE-Would like. to purchase
piano Phone Metropolitan 1904. 3.
FURNITURE-we pay highest cash prices
kinds. Call Gilbert. National 1866. 8.
YER. pLATiNuM. TEETH .biscARpM
5EWEERY SETEE 70 YE s6Y HAVE WE pAs eSyI eSsH q
KAHN NC. IS YEARS AZ GAS .
HOUSEHOLD and once furniture or any
thing Of value; absolutely highest cash
convinced After g. Adams 1877 2s
UNIFORM high school cadet boy IT..
weight $50 lbs. Phone Cleveland 1894.
ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old gold.
mems clothing and firearms. Max Zweig.
OLD GOLD, silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNSTINES 93l @ ST NV
Since 1866. Federal License.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches. diamonds and old dis.
carded jewelry. Full cash value paid. q. g.
Govt. license to buy. SelinRer's. S1S p 1t.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


NV; with 6 rms. bath. elect; $50 per
mo. M. Frank RUPERT. 1O21 9TH st. NV.
WANTED. in cafe. store or other location
freeuented by tourists visiting here, desk
let's. pictures and souvenirs State To-
cation and terms. Address Box 129-M
Good location. III health reason for selling
Sacrifice. $1,000 cash. 3417 18th st. n e.
GROCERY and meat market: good loca-
other ilt interests. inter pse West ss S6a7. owner mas
LARGE GROCERY and meat store, doing
81 900 weekly business: must have cash
offer: selling on account of illness. Ad-
dress Box 469-M. Star Office
RESTAURANT. fully equipped: new on-sale
other business. BOG G st. NV.
CUSTARD MACHINE to let out at So q
day rental charge. Address Box 445-M
Star office.
tablishment. well. equipped doing good
business. Must sell. Whole or part. 552l
Colorado ave. NV.
WISH TO BUY. well--going liquor store
Address Box 414-M Star office. l"
CONFECTIONERY and variety store-well
stocked and doing good business. Due to
illness will sacrifice for $500. 900 4th
st. s.w.
S500-ROOMlNG HOUSE. rms. filled;
near 18th and Mass. ave.
S650-Rooming house. 10 rms nicely
furnished. filled; rent sos.
SS00-Rooming house. 10 rms. 3 baths;
near G. w. u; $3.50 handles
Rooming house for rent. furnished; 12
beautifully furnished rms. 4
baths. oil heat: S125 monthly.
S350-Confectionery and Il rms; rent,
$50; old stand: real bargain.
S1,100-Gas and accessory business; cor
ner cheap rent; 10000 gallons
monthly: run by help.
R. NJ. CURTIS. NATIONAL 1884
4l0 Bond Bldg. 14th and N. Y. Ave. NV. .
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
RECONDITIONED DINERS ALSO
AVAILABLE.
WRITE FOR LATEST CATAkOG.
JERRY OMAHONY. INC
800 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N j
DRY CLEANING PLANT.
Repossessed; ready to run; Kensington
Md. will sell for balance due. Phone
Potomac 1881.
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ROOMS AND sOARD-sUBuRBAN

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Large room over
looking garden. 3 windows suitable for
girls or couple. Phone Wisconsin 3563-W.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS. with
board: couple or gentlemen. Phone Clar-
endon 331
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PAINTING. paperhanging and plastering
Done by myself. Best materials and labor
guaranteed. Reasonable prices. Give me
a trial. Estimates furnished. I, Jaffe
Columbia O222-W
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S1-EDITORIAL CLERK.

STATISTICAL CLERK.
SIS Tuition Only SIS
Men and women Salary, S1.620. The
Civil Service Preparatory School. L. Adolph
Richards, M. A, M. s., Prin., 529 18th st.
~ R927
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PAINTING. Paperhanging; work
guaranteed: white me-
chanics. Call after pm. Adams 45as-M.
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COLORED GIRL. refined, wants job as
general maid; willing worker. Phone
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MT. PLEASANT. 1852 Newton st. NV
Single room. 2nd floor. near bath, hw:
gentleman. Employed private family;
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

PAINTING. papering. floor scraping; neat.
clean work at reasonable prices For free
estimate. call Adams 1874. Keystone Dec.
Grating Co. Inc. 3451 14th st. NV.
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OFFICES AND sTr,Dros

A SUITE OF ROOMS AND RECEPTION
room at 1716 u st. NV; formerly rented
Ior 500, present rental. Sl25 Omen
see It today. PERCY H. RUSSELL Co.
PRIVATE OFFICE OR DESK SPACE m
graphic services optional, Address Roy
471-M. Star office. oA
FOR RENT OR LEASE. OFFICE SPACE
IN desirable law suite modern, downtown
404-M Star ONCE. 50
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

WANTED-Collie pup OF good breed. Call
Georgia $500.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROSEMoNT SECTION, Alexandria. Will
housekeeping privileges. Phone Alexandris
760 after z pm. 2s
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BY EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS

2120 @ st. n.w.-At
clean; S11.50 week.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES,
BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS, BATH. ELEC--
not-Tater heat: White section in or near
WASH Call All. 2347 bet. 5 and z pm
HAVE RELIABLE TENANTS FOR YoIJR
small houses in nearby Va. or Md: also
aor your water front cottages, apts.. row
For quick and reliable service call Ma
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WOULD LIKE TO
rent rent a or room house in good loca-
portation: not over 500. No brokers'.
Address Box 36-x. Star ONCE
OWNERS, ATTENTION.
List your vacant houses. ants ana 6stv
with us for immediate results. Rents mar
sonally collected. remitted same day
Il. l.. SEYMOUR CO., INC,
1216 New York Ave. National 1907.
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339 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-well-furnished
room cont. hot water and unlimited
phone. Phone Columbia 1924.
21O0 10th ST. Apt. 7O6-Gentleman.
Nicely furnished room, facing south;
shower bath: adult family. Reasonable. 1s
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE AMI LIVE STUCK.
ONE good pair Of mules: good work
hcrseS and mares; harness. 1I02 N.
Wash. St. Alexandria. Va.
HORSES work horses. 3 SADDLE horses
for sale. Take Annandale road to Falls
Church Va. Phone l2R-W.1 I w Kerng
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RENT-DESK SPACE.
WANTED DESK SPACE IN OFFICE
where phone messages will be taken IN
absence. Must be reasonable Vicinity
Decatur telephone exchange. Address BOX
MAIL. PHONE. SO MONTH; DESK, SI6.
Stenographer. intelligent service dignifed
atmosphere: ARGUS SERVICE. sos m
surance BLDG. 907 18th st. NV. 2s
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GENERAL REMODELING.

Let our skilled mechanics remodel your
home from cellar to roof Free estimates.
3 years to nay Plumbing and heating en-
phopo norof,Yr oH7T
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK. 238 10th NE
Large furnished room; convenient to two
car lines; gentleman; reasonable. Phone
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PAINTING and paperhanging; Reasonable
PAINTING. paperhanging being done rea-
sonably and guaranteed by the old re-
liable Kahan the Decorator. Line 1852 2s
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Good location. III health reason for selling
Sacrifice. $1,000 cash. 3417 18th st. e.
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RENT-FLATS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

TAKoMA PARK. Md LARGE ROOMS.
bed rooms. bath. garage, SIS A. L.
ROBERTS, - Manor Circle. Phone Shep-
herd 256S-W
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

At the regular meetingof the Nome School Board held at the pub lie school on Thursday, February IA all members of the present teaching staff were reelected to their posi- tions for the coming school year. They were asked to notify the board within thirty days as to whether they would accept or reject the of- fer. Miss Johnson has occupied her position as teacher of English and history in the high school for three years, Mrs. Bockman has been teach CT of the seventh and eighth grades for two years, and all of the other members of the faculty are in their first year of service at Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

Pilot Jerry Jones of the Pacific Alaska Airways was forced to re- main at Nome until noon today awaiting favorable weather before taking off with the mail and Mrs. John F. Devine as a passenger, en- route to Juneau to join her hus- band Senator Devine, on his return trip to Fairbanks.
 Later reports this afternoon tele- phoned by Pilot Jones, said he was forced to land at Golovin due to ad- verse weather conditions It is not expected that he will continue fur ther until tomorrow morning wea- ther permitting.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

A dance is going to be given in the Nevada Ballroom Saturday ev- ening following the basketball gam es at the native gymnasium. Danc- ing is to begin at 10 pm. The spon
 sors of the Dance are Messrs. Gene Films, Roy Johnson, Anthony Ro- lando and Curly" Ballinger. It will be, according to the advertising and tickets, for whites only. The admis-
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

John Cheapay, aged 56. is in the Maynard Columbus Hospital today in a serious condition, as result of a fall down a shaft yesterday. sit uated near the Big Bend in Snake River. Details concerning how he fell down the shaft were not avail able but a report as to his con dition states he is suffering from in- ternal injuries, broken pelvis and several other serious bruises and ab- rasions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

The first of series of three bas- ketball games will be played tomor- row night at the native gym. There will be double header, the Polar ties playing the Alaskans; and the High School playing the Nome Attn letic Club.
 The first game is to start at 7:3C p.m. and admission will be adults fifty cents and school children twenty-five cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

According to a telegram received by Denny Loveway caretaker at Sunset Creek of the Alaska Sunset Mines, Chester Milligan and wife are due to leave Seattle by steamer February 2Oth, enroute to Nome. They expect to take a plane from Fairbanks to Nome. Mrs. Milligan was the former Mrs. Agnes Ross, we'll known to Nomeites.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15
TREAT-'EM ROUGH
 SCREEN ROMANCE

Treat 'em rough has become the new slogan for love-making in mo- tion pictures. At least Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy, who are featur- ed in Columbia's Below The Sea" spend most of their time jeering and heaping insults upon each other, to say nothing of an occasional slap in the face.
 Miss Wray plays charming and high-spirited society girl financing scientific expedition whose purpose it is to photograph undersea flora and fauna. Bellamy is hired as the deep-sea diver who descends to the ocean floor in search of rare speci- mems of oceanic life.
 But Bellamy declares that his con- tract calls for no course of instruc- tion and he refuses to teach Miss Wray to manipulate his diving equip ment or to learn from her the arts of smiling and of being gentleman. However, Miss Wray is undaunted. She descends to the bottom of the sea despite Bellamy's orders. He reciprocates by cutting off the oxy- gen. When she is gasping for air he hauls her up and cares her into the decompression tank, and there, thinking she is still unconscious. kisses her.
 A stinging slap across Bellamy's cheek, a threatened spanking for Miss Wray, insults in both direc- tions in front of the assembled com pany, these are but few of the steps in the love-making of the spirited Miss Wray and the brutal Bellamy.
 It is being shown tonight at the Dream Theatre. The Undersea- scenes are photographed in techni- color.
 OYS-GRLS, Ages IF to 16.....-...
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow Air Service arrived at Fairbanks at pm. today from Nome. The plane stayed overnight at Koyukuk Station last night because of adverse weather conditions. As passengers were B. J. McConaghy and wife. Pilot Mirow will await the arrival of the train in Fairbanks before re- turning to Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15
LOCAL NEWS

Arriving by Pacific Alaska Air ways plane yesterday from Golovin were Mrs. Art Peterson and child, who came to Nome to join her hus- band, Art Peterson, who arrived here from Golovin some time ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

A transfer of dispensary license was made this morning in the Dis trict Court, from George Laiblin to Chas. OKuda, and the locality from Nome to Deering. The license per mits Charles Okuda to sell beer and wine in his roadhouse at Deering.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

sion charge will be $l.oo for gentle
 men and ladies vii be admitted free.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-15

Ys-GRLS, Ages IF to 1s......... Spare time work, write to P. O. Box so1, Juneau, Alaska.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

the city tax rate. which. according
to the present proposed budget, will
be 43 cents higher than 1885.
Ben Blumberg, association secre-
tary, announced that a meeting will
be called within a few days to con-
slider recommendations for slashing
the proposed figures. George E.
Foulkes is president Of the aSsocia-
ton.
In a tentative report, the aSso-
citation recommends that the
city budget proper be cut from
s749,01897 to s655 .2S397, a reduc-
ton of S90.735, which would result
in a reduction of approximately
III cents in the 1886 tax rate.
The report further points out that
it will not be necessary next year to
spend more than 100000 on city
sewers: that an election expense of
$4,000 will not be necessary, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
INDIANA LIQUOR
LEVY is THIRD
HIGHEST IN U. S.
81 a Gallon Rate Topped
Only by Colorado and
MARYLAND.

Only two other states in the union
nave higher excise taxes on the sale
Of liquor than Indiana. it was re-
vealed today in a survey Of liquor
taxation.
The highest tax is levied by Colo
RADIO which imposes a $3.50 levy on
zach gallon Of liquor. Maryland's
tax is sl1O and Indiana's 81. Also
listed Al s1-tax states are Delaware.
New Jersey. New York. and Wis
consin.
Seven states. Arizona. Florida.
Missouri. New Mexico. South Caro-
Ina. Vermont and Wyoming. levy 30
cents a gallon and Minnesota's tax
Is so cents.
Six states. one Of them a neighbor
of Indiana's. are listed as levying a
tax Of so cents a gallon. They are
Illinois, the District of Columbia.
Louisiana, Nebraska, Rhode Island.
and South Dakota.
Below these come Arkansas, Cali
fornia and Massachusetts and Ne
yada with a tax Of 40 cents.
Kentucky charges 5 cents a proof
gallon and Connecticut and Alaska
use a percentage system.
In Is American states and terri
tories no tax at all is imposed. These
districts include Ohio, Michigan,
Idaho, Iowa, Maine. Oregon. Penn
sylvania, Utah. Virginia. Washing
ton. West Virginia. Canal Zone ana
Hawaii.
The survey shows Indiana Dor
dered by two states which impose no
tax and by one which charges half
the Indiana levy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
In the Book Nook

Bathsheba, the queen. made one
terrible mistake when she insisted
and arranged Solomon's marriage
with a princess Of a nearby coun-
try.
Tine second that Solomon's wife
entered the palace, Bathsheba be-
came a plotting and a revengeful
mother in-law.
Mr.. Erskine has done a grand job
in recreating the background, the
scenery, the palaces and even the
temper and mood of the people in
Solomons day.
All of the characters in this de-
lightful comedy of manners, gov
eminent and home life have been
magnificently created.
Solomon My Son" is nifty and
tantaliZing delight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
; FISHERMEN DROWN
Huge Wave Sweeps 81 From Long
Island Fishing Boat.

FREEPORT, N. Y, Aug. %
Guardsmen and fishermen searched
unavailingly today in a sea Uttered
with wreckage for Charles Abramo,
believed drowned with two other
persons when a huge wave swept
81 men and women from the excur-
sion fishing boat Atlantic.
Bodies of the others drowned
we're recovered and two persons I'M
conscious when taken from the wa
ter we're recuperating.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23

that refunding Of large portion of
the city's bonds at per cent, as
against a past rate of per cent.
will result in cutting down actual
city expenses.
Reduction in practically all of the
city departments are recommended
in the report.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
Gone. but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to-
Elmer Muegge 1912 Kellv-st. Pontiac
sedan. 59-53l. from 1000 Madison-av
George p. Mueller l0i F. Southern-av.
Nash sedan. from Raymond and Shelby
stS
Fav Masters 1880 Orange ST. Ford coupe
from 1888 s Keystone-av.
Robert Berner. 1926 N IllinoiS-St. Ply
NOUN coupe. from S. PennsvlKania-st
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
PARK WILL ENTERTAIN
Junior Vaudeville 10 Be staged al
Garfield site Tonight.

Talent developed by municipal
playground instructors will be pre-
sented at the junior vaudeville at
7.45 tonight in the Garfield Park
open air theater Five hundred chill
oren from the various Fairgrounds
throughout the city will participate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

THIS time John Erskine is not
Il poxing fun at Helen of Troy
or Sir Gslshad, but he does de-
bunk Solomon in Solomon. Ny
Son" CBobbs- Merrill Co.; $3.50.
Although Mr.. Erskine tells some
startling things about Solomon,
his father, David. and their day,
he never ofends but causes the
reader to both think and chuckle.
This time his prose is at its best.
his satire is always good natured,
and his dialogue is smart and
rapid. His Solomon is a mighty in
teresting person who wrote poetry
while he thought of beautiful ladies
and built his famous temple.
Mrs. Erskine in telling the
troubles Of state that Solomon had
after he became king on the death
OF his father reveals that the king
faced taxes, surfaces, revolutionary
leaders in labor groups who betrayed
their trusts. men who desired to be
on a dole instead of working and
other problems which we face to-
day.
The author states that "the in
dustry which really occupied Solo
mon had to do with the temple of
the Lord. This shall be my theme.
In all reverence 1 refrain from COM
ment on the religion of Solomon, or
Of his people, or any other people
1 would call attention rather to GER
tam fOotnOtes, clearly written down
IN the ancient Scriptures, but too
seldom tarried over by the passion
ate reader"
THE author also maintains that
Il he holds that the story of the
Queen of Sheba and SolomOn's 700
Wives ARE exaggerated"
Mr.. Erskine paints Solomons
mother as very cunning woman
and a marvelously clever woman
who knew much about the weak
nehes of kings and their sons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
MY, WHAT BIG EARS!
HOosier Boasts Corn Is Feet Tall.
With 14-Inch CObs.
BvT Hjf,d Press

~ Hiff9 Press
BRAZIL, Ind. Aug. 23-The corn
Is so tall on Guy Anderson'S farm
that he uses a ladder to reach the
cars. He brought 16-fOot stalk
10 town The ears are about IA
inches long.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
ASCENT BOOST
IN TERRE HAUTE
LEVY PROPOSED
Tax Reduction Association
SharpenS AK for Budget
Attack.
By Tim "a Special

BIZ Times SpeciGI
TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 23.-The
Vigo Tax Reduction Association is
sharpening its ak for an attack on