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IL Housekeeping Rooms


50. T. s5-ll32 y ILLINOIS, ?. , rooms.
sink. Steam. Private entrances Rl-2942
$3.50. NEW JERSEY. N l6O6-Lovely.
mode40. 2-ro0n apartment Furnished
neatly Sink garage
+ IS 5o--MERIDIAN N I725-l or ? rooms,
kitchenette; oFerstufed; sink. General
E-ec-Flci not water
ALABAMA N 2037-Newly decorated
large room and k.tchenette- Best heat.
Reasonable TA-l550
/ BROADWAY 1908 large rooms. LIST floor
Running water gas range Private
porch Reasonable
I CARROLLTON. 1876 Cheerful Broom.
front apartment. warm. ad joining bath.
private entrance. LI-9403
COLLEGE 14lO-Large newly decorated
front l-roOm kitChenette apartment.
EVERYTHING furnished. Phone.
LEXINGTON. 142l-Nodern Groom apart
ment. good heat. private entrance. rea-
sonable; couple preferred
MERIDIAN. s. 1862 rooms next bath.
private entrance. sink; good heat.
ORIENTAL n. 2O-Attractive ? rooms:
an Utilities. private entrance: good heat
PARK. I027-1-2-roOm apartments. good
neat. near bath. everything furnished.
350 and 81 So
PARK. 2l45-2-room furnished downstairs
apartment. closets, sink, pantry; private
entrances. garage.
PROSPECT. 2003-2 rooms. everything fur
nlshea, modern. sink, private entrance.
Car line
STEWART 1922 pleasant rooms: near
bath. everything furnished. in private
home. CH-2593
WALNUT. E. 115-3 rooms and private
bath. S. Wk. See housekeeper in base
ment
WOODRUFF PL. 1886 CROSS-DR-2 or g.
room furnished apartments. clean. mod
ern. reasonable; near Tech
34TH ST 1909 B Room furnished
cottage. garage. on carline. 81 wk Call
1871 LudlOW-av
UNFINISHED room. private entrance.
hgnts furnished. Inquire 942 Park.
FURNISHED apartment utilities fur
nlshed steam heat hot water constant
ly, reasonable. 942 Park-av
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the cifv
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JOSEPH A. DAVIDSON.
A4+nrr7o-- FCr 4 dr,-fr-feFr,
CONSTRUCTION OF INDIANAPOLIS
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO 81
no

CONSTRUCTION OF INDIANAPOLIS
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO 81
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for the construction Of
a Public School Building to be known as
indianapolis Public School No. 81. will be
received BY the Board Of School Commits
sioners Of the CITY Of Indianapolis. at the
office Of the said Board. No. $50 North
e as5qfn ss sdssd 4 4me se 69aS r.
1888, and will then be publically opened
sealed envelope properly marked with the
branch. or branches of work to which the
bid relates. and the name and place Of
business Of the bidder.
The work shall be constructed in fun
accordance with this notice. instructions to
bidders contract and plans and speciica-
tons as prepared By D. A. Bohlen & Son.
Architects and Engineers. 1901 Majestic
Building Indianapolis Indiana
The WORK for which proposals are asked
includes the general construction: plumb
ing. heating and ventilatng. and electric
wiring and fixtures necessary for the COM
DIetion Of the said building. TO be located
on the property owned BY said Board az
the corner Of TWentv-Fourth Street and
Indianapolis Avenue, in the CITY Of Indi-
Proposals shall be properly and COM
pletelv executed on proposal blanks in &C
shall be accompanied By ouestionnaire
Form No 96A Indiana State Board Of
Accounts. and Non-colluslon affidavit re-
CURED under the statutes Of Indiana. Each
proposal shall be ACCOMPANIED BY a de-
post Of an acceptable certified check made
payable 70 the Board OF School Commits
sioners Of the CITY Of Indianapolis IN the the
amount Of not less than Five t57s Per
Cent Of the total bid price. including alter
nate proposal
No bidder NAV Withdraw his bid for
period Of forty-hve DAYS after the date
SET for the opening thereof.
The contractor 70 whom an award IS
made Will be required 70 furnish an &C
ceptable sure-v bond in the amount OF
One Hundred 1000 Per Cent OF the con-
tract price Said bond 20 be in fun force
the Gate Of approval OF the final estimate.
and 70 contain maintenance clause COW
ering sucn period and also 70 be IN the
form as suggested in the specifications.
done under the terms and conditions OF the
Emergency Relief APPROPRIATION Act Of
Congress Of 1885. the Regulations issued
pursuant thereto bv the President Of TIE
United states and Rules and Regulations
P. W A l79 dated July 22nd. 1885. pre-
scribed BY the Federal Emergency Admin
istration OF Public Works.
The successful contractor shall agree 70
paw not less than the minimum wage rates
as prescribed n the specifications.
the Civ Of Indianapo reserves the right
20 reject anv or all bids.
Instructions 70 Bidders. plans. speclhca-
tons etc NAV be obtained from the
Office Of the architects and engineers. D. A.
Bohlen & Son 1901 Majestic Building IN
dianap polls. upon deposit OF Twenty $50 00l
Dollars per set. which sum so deposited
will be refunded II plans and specifications
Thirty DAYS after the opening Of the bids.
Dated this 3rd day OF September. 1885.
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COAdAdIS-
sIoNERs OF THE CITY OF INDIAN
By a. B. Good. Business Director.
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REHTALS
Is Furnished Rooms

S9-DELAWARE N I507-Choice large
room for gentleman: good bed. private
entrance RI-9267
ALABAMA N 1905 Furnished or I'M
furnished rooms modern, 81 up HA-
O326-M
BRHDLEY. COZ N EMPLOYED lady for
company TO share apartment, s. week.
DELAWARE. n. 1901 Apt 2-C0mbina-
ton living and bedroom Kitchen priv
fleges EMPLOYED gIrIs HA-2099-W-
MERIDIAN N. 2lI8- Comfortably furn-
ished. car and bus line, board, garage
optional TA-273i
MICHIGAN. E 1871 Near Tech' nicely
furnished room near bath. garage. s@7U
NEW JERSEY n. 235l-Large. warm
room. large closet. owners home board
optional
PARK. -Comlorta5lv furnished rooms.
private family, REASONABLE, garage Ii
9797 after 5 m.
RANDOLPH s lO46 - Unusual sleeping
room good bed. near bath. kitchen priv
ileEes. DR-4746.
SPRUCE-ST. 174l-tTake Minnesota carr
Pleasant sleeping room, cheap TO en-
ployed person.
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INSTRuCTIoNS

DIESEL TRAINING Investigate. NATION
AL method. favorable terms. conditions
Times. Box k-40tU
DIESEL ENGINES.
Study with a dependable home study
school INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENCE SCHOOLS. 3l4 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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Vacant Houses Don't Stay Vacant When Put Ad the Job
SWAPS

FINE large Heatrola; trade for bedroom
furniture. 1905 n Alabama. HA-0325-M.
BEST prices for used lumber sash. doors.
bath fixtures. etc LI-3069
SMALL HOUSE-Trade equity for small
used car or cash. BE-203I-R
TO TRADERS-If you can not find
what YOU desire in the ads in this
column call the swap Counter RI-555l.
and We Will attempt TO arrange a trade
for you from Swaps advertisements pre-
viousiy published There IS no charge
for this service.
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Furnace Service
Furniture Renair
Furniture UpholStering. Repair
Fur Repairing

UPHOLSTERING repairing or all furni-
ture. WORK guaranteed Cal-De-ver-
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APARTMENT ReMAt Bureau

Ch0Ice Apartments gladly SHOWN HE-l328
FOR COLORED-Dunba Court. 1922 Y
West Efficiency. Rent includes utili-
ties. See custodian or call CH-2777. S22 50
FOR CO1ORED-Jackson Court. l222-24
Cornell Efficiency Rent includes uttn-
ties Ser custodian or call CH-2777 $50
FOR COLORED-Dougla Court 2lst and
Boulevard p. Efficiency Rent includes
utilities See custodian or call CH-2777.
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% Unfinished Houses

sl5-wATER paid-Prospect-st. 9l9-5-
room mooern: no furnace. DR-51l6-R.
s30-637 Oakland-Cozy bungalow: large
yaro; side drive. TA-4633.
ADAMS, 2934-5 rooms; seml-modern bun
galoW, garage; Sl4. LI-65l7
ALABAMA. s. 1Ol1 North of Prospect-stJ
3 bedroom modern double; garage;
water paid: S18. LI-5888.
AUBURN l806-Dandy 5-room modern;
suburban bungalow lin Speedway Ter
race: garage; s22 50. LI-6517.
BROADWAY 2328-8-room single large
yard. shrubbery: garage. S35. HE-1264.
CARROLLTON. 1921 rooms. modern $40.
KEYS next door. Call RI-7083.
CARROLLTON 1546-Attractive 4-bed-
room double, water paid, garage; Al,
DORMAN. 549-Good 7-room modern sin
gle. newly decorated: near Tech: $3.50
II-736l c. c. GROVE "A Virginia-av
EAST. N. 1886; Groom modern brick: re-
decorated, new furnace. RI-3570; Ia
FINLEY I521-5-room modern bungalow
call at l68 w. Arizona-st.
FLEMING. S. 53O-Good 5-room semi
modern double; garage; Sill LI-6517.
GALE. 2l80-6-room single. modern except
furnace; garage; sic. LI-6517
HARLAN S14-6-room double: new fur
mace; near Big hoodlum; SIS.
HIGH AND-AV. 402-7 rooms. semi-mod-
ern. suitable for families; near Tech
Laurel 1922, inside toilet: water, cleo $40
DelOss. 1887: 4 rooms .................. $40
DelOSS. 1922, 4 rooms ......-.......... $40
JENNINGS BROS, % S. nlinois-st.
MARKET W, 1873 rooms. single;
double garage; newly papered; $40.
McKIM 140-Nice Groom double. semi
modern; newly papered s12. WA1865
NORTHWESTERN 37O8-6-rm modern
double; wat. pd Moving free $40.
OXFORD N. 916-East end; attractive
bungalow. rooms sewing room. hall,
tile bath. French doors hardwood floors,
large basement. laundry tubs; 2-car ga
rage like new; s35; l 50. E. 10th. Open.
3144 SchOOl-St.
5-room bungalow; front drive to garage:
FF2AzEE. LI-23l8.
UNION 1873 rms. mod. single; close to
school. churches walking distance from
town; S18. J. S. CRUISE. INC. RI-6412.
VIRGINIA-Av. 467-6 rooms gas. lights.
bath: Al condition. S14 Water paid
WASH-ST; w. 3441-4 rms. mod. SIS; will
make necessary repairs. LI-0474
1917 w. 10th-St.
rooms and bath: double; garage; s12 so.
Call FRAZEE. LI-2318.
23RD, 6l5 EFT rms. mod single with
gar; close to car line; good condition;
S25. j. S CRUISE INC. RI-6412.
BIRD. w. 1O59-5-room modern double:
excellent condition; garage; S18. HA-
2347-W.
BIRD, w 1O3G-6-room modern single;
good condition; garage; $3.50. LI-65l7.
3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lovely 7-rm. modern: electric water sys-
tenn; garage. Inspect 1885 Haverford. Only
S35 no LI-7491
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. 247 N. Penn.
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
CENTRAL. 2I43-Attractive small eff
cheney; private bath; steam heat. $3.50
ILLINOIS. N. 1921: APT. 4-2-room apart
ment; private bath; hot water heat; util-
tiles
? BEDROOM. strictly modern two car
garage; Holy Cross district. IR-73l9.
3 ROOMS. KTTCHENETTE BATH: UTILI-
TIES FURNISHED: RENT REASONABLE
HE-2905
NEATLY furnished 4-room cottage: q
square car line; utilities; $780, HA-
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FORD-Ig20 coupe. 500. NEWBY MOIOR
CO.. 1927 N. Meridian.
FORD-1929 coupe: SIS NEWLY MOTOR
CO. 1927 N. Meridian.
FORD 81 Coupe; like new; finish pay
ments due; $3.50 each. 1915 College
FORD-1934 deluxe sedan; $40 down.
HARRY A SHARP CO. Used Car Lot.
Virginia.
FORD-'28 SPIT. cpe; sell equity for $40
bal $3.50 a week. 200 w North.
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S7-b Farm Garden. Plants, Flowers

GRAPES Concord: by basket or ton. DR.
0262. or DR-0337.
NEW YORK imported concord. JOE
WEIsENBOCK. at Arlington and Troy-av.
EVERGREENS-s and up Glove pinks;
columbines. large clumps. l5c each
MASCHMEYER' S NURSERY, 206 W
Troy DR-I298.
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"a Auto Loans
LEGAL NOTICES

y " v ~
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
l2255
IN the matter Of the EDITION OF the
Marion County Commissioners for per
mission and authority 70 establish 2 grade
crossing over the tracks Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad al Lynnhurst Drive.
Marion County. Indiana.
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct pubic
hearing II this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House Indianapolis.
Ind. 1870 p. NJ. Monday. September 30.
1885
Public participa ton is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY r. c. Gilbert. Examiner.
Fred A Wiecking. Public Counselor.
Indiana polls. Ind. Sept. is. 1895
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
e24-B. l.
Application Of G D. Miller. d/ba Miller
Trucking Co. Marion. for a permit 70
operate motor vehicles as a contract car
rier of property. interstate. between
Marion and the Ind Ohio State line over
highways 9. "a.
Notice is hereby given that the Psiblic
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EASTGATE HOTEL
Rung12z AczeT

Choice rooms. Splendid heat Innerspring
mattresses Complete hotel service
Reasonable
DELAWARE AT MICH. LI-53l5
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YES HAIR DYE
6 transportation
HELP WANTED
2 Help Wanted-Male

Farm HAND single cook. milk. chores.
SIS and board TIMES BOX L-3+4
EXPERIENCED SHEET METAL WORK
FRS WANTED GAIL LI-3306
LIQUID LATEX -lc GROSS Razor blades
f0c hundred INDIANA LATEX co las
S Tlrois-st
STEADY work until Xmas sal and
extras 10 start We can place YOU a
once 36i1 y Penn Rm- 800
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} Rooms with Board

STATE N. 234-Fr0nt room. private en-
trance. shower. PRIVILEGES. innerspring
mattress. gentleman. LI-9024
BABY or small child; Will board and clothe
Modern home. References "a N
Traub-av
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II Wan;ed-MaIe or Female

WANTED - COLORED COUPLE FOR
HOUSEWORk CALL TA-21ft
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p Unfinished Apartments

$40. $500 N. MERIDIAN (nearl-5-room
dgnleN. sunroom. Others. WHITE, Ia
1888.
CAPITOL. N. l2O2-6 rooms. modern. heac
ana lanitOr service. S25 J. G. MCUI-
LOUGH AGENCY. LI-5596
MERIDIAN $50 S.-3-room apartments:
SemI-r. odern. Al condition: water paid
50 so up
PROSPECT. 652-"Patricia Apartment" 3
rooiuS all utilities; range. Frigidaire;
reasonable
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r RENTALS
2I Unfinished Apartments

indianapolis Rental Agency
rurn. and unfurl apis Free service ano
TRANSFORMATION LI-5<52
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06

Waterbury has been assigned to Group No. l, which will include New Haven and New Britain. The quail flying rounds will start directly af- ter January 1 and the flee men in each group scoring the most num- Der of points will be eligible to en- ter the finals which take place on Good Friday and Saturday. Last year Waterbury had three players make the finals N. A. Cornell, A. Green and N. R. Bellome.
 The entries close with the treas urer, Frederick Beach, P. O. 421, Bridgeport, Connecticut at Midnight, December 21, 1895. The fee for players belonging to clubs holding membership in the league is 5000 in both the A and B tournaments and for outsiders the fee is $1.50. The tournament director has stated that the rules and regulations and the regular press notices regarding this championship will be available for the press in detail early next week.
 In two rounds of the Connecticut Chess League Inter-C City Tourna- ment the results of the matches played were as follows:
 Glass A
 Enfield Chess Club 3-Travelers
 Club 2
 New Britain Chess Club 4Col-
 linsville c. c.
 Waterbury Chess Club 3 1-2-Deep
 River c. 0. 1-2
 Hartford Chess Club 3-New Ha-
 ven Y. M. c. A. 2
 Class B
 Waterbury Chess Club No. 5-
 Waterbury Chess Club No. 2 o Hartford Chess Club 4 = Deep
 River Chess Club
 The standing of the teams at the closing of this round was pulp lished in Monday nights Democrat.
 City Championship
 Please do not forget that the en- tries for the championship of the City of Waterbury for 1886 close on December IS with the chairman of the tournament committee, Charles Velte of the Y. M. c. A. Somehow or other players have been very backward this year in that they have not filed tehir entries promptly. Last year we had fifteen players competing for the coveted honors, but at the present time we can pre- dict no such entry list.
 The Game of the Week
 Perhaps the finest game that has been played during the past week was one which Norman Lear, a new star of the Waterbury Chess Club defeated R. Johnson of Deep River in the recent match between the two clubs. MT. Lear had the Black pieces and resorted to Dutch De- fense against the Queens Gambit, in the opening. As soon as White saw the game was turning from his regular Queens Gambit changed his mode of attacked, perhaps unwisely, th,w giving his opponent the op- portunity to develop his pieces in a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06

guest stars on the entertainment program last night and rendered several solos. Thomas Purcell wns in charge of the program. Arranging Smoker Bill Gaughan, scoutmaster of the St. Francis Boy Scouts, is arranging smoker and entertainment pro- gram to be presented at the church hall next Thursday night. The proceeds will go towards purchasing new uniforms for the fife and drum corps.
 Awaiting Skating The children of the Hill are anxiously awaiting skating at the Washington park and yesterday several of them appeared at the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06
REV. M. R. LOWELL TO LECTURE HERE

Rev. Moses Richardson Lowell, former pastor of the Second Con- gregational church, will be the speaker at the Forum on Sunday evening, December 8 at 7:45 o'clock on the subject Religions Appraisal of The New Deal'." While in Wa terbury, MT. Lowell made a reputa- ton for himself as an outstand- ing preacher. His interest in social questions has made his name known all over the country. The Life Ad- justment Center in Washington, D. O., which was started by Mir. Lowell during his pastorate in Washington has been taken over as part of the community work of the city. Mir. Lowell also started the Waterbury Life Adjustment Center which is now affiliated with the Mental Hy- giene Clinic at the Chase Dispen- sary. He is one of the best read men fin any pulpit and it is expect ed that his address on Sunday evening will draw a capacity house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06

park with their skates. but Bill Single. caretaker at the park claims that three or four more real cold days are necessary before there will be any skating. The park was flooded more than Q week ago and the ice was about two inches thick yesterday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06
Tournament Director
 Announces Program
Plans for Annual Individual State Chess ChampiOn- [. ship Announced Waterbury in Group

The tournament director of the Connecticut State Chess League has just released bulletin to the different club members of the league announcing his plans for the Individual Championship of the State during 1882
 Plans call for the play of two tournaments Class A, or the championship division and Class B. They will be conducted along lines similar to those of last year. except that the old southern and northern sections have been done away wh and the clubs regrouped that players when travelling around will not have so far to go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06

Oliver, coo camp phyaloiaa.
 Camp Roberts overrln MI1
 which carefully avoided trnrs
 for them. Inspired, he Gof captured blacksnake into one a numerous rat holes and the re fled into the traps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06
|OAKvILLE GIRL
 TAKES HONORS ur-Year-OId Tot Cap lures HOnOrs in Ama-
 teur Night Show
WASHINGTON HILL

One of the largest crowds yet to attend an event of any kind at the Washington Park Community House since it was formally opened a year ago, were in attendance last night at the carnival and mardi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06

Tonight is the closing night of the big event and the feature at- traction will be masquerade. The time tonight will be in charge of Francis Shannahan and prizes will be awarded for the funniest and best dressed costumes. Ten door prizes will be given away tonight and Freddy Hall will again do the honors in announcing the winners.
 Mae Howard and Francis Sheehan, well known singers, were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06

gras being sponsored by the Wash ington Htli a. Q. Ellen Blcndeau, foOr-year old tot from Oakville won first prize in the amateur night contest and the youngster will ap- pear on the stage of the Poli the- ater in the near future. Miss Blou- deau sang, I'm in the Mood for Love" and "And Then Some". Mae Cow who rendered Diana" received second prize and the third prize went to Helen Burns, who sang, Red Sails in the Sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06
THREE COMPANIES
 ANSWER ALARM

Firemen from three engine houses last night were called for . fire which broke out in beams beneath Q cement floor underneath the japanning room at the Smith and Griggs factory on South Main street. The blaze was quickly ex- tinguished. It is believed that the heat from a boiler in 8 sub-cellar caused the fire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06
McCILL FACULTY ATrACKED

Montreal (UP)--A campaign for abolition or re-shaping of the faculty of Arts at McGill university, probably the outstanding institution of learning in Canada, has been launched by the McGill Daily, offi- cial undergraduate newspaper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06

RATS TRAPPED BY SNAKE Thomaston, Conn. OP)-Dr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06

manner which turned the defense into somewhat of a stone wall varia- ton. The ending showed MT Lear in a position where he could be mated himself if he made one slip but the sacrifice of 8 Queen for a Bishop left him with sure mate in two moves.
 The game was excellently played and gives one good idea of the startling maneuvers used by this brilliant player in his attacks on his opponents position:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

"Oh, she plays bridge on Thurs days. Her husband is a lawyer and he's plenty busy. He don't come home, much"
 Boy, don't blame him." the bus driver said emphatically.
 Well, just when Babe and her guy was eatin' in the kitchen, who drives in the yard but the battle ax! Something was screwy with the schedule, believe me"
 What did the two cake eaters do?"
 "Wait'll I tell you. Bebe said to me, Was that guy scaredl I was, too, but I had to do the thinking for both of us.'
 ''This oughta be good, kid. Go on with the story"
 She went on:
 Well, you know how the house is built. The garage is attached right on to the house and Bebe's window opens on the roof of the garage. While the missus is drivin' in the garage, Bebe tells the guy to go up to her room and when he hears the missus in the house, he should get on the roof and climb down to the yard. In the between times Bebe cleans away the stuff in the kitchen.
 "Bebe said, "The lunkhead didn't go up to my room; he fell up. didn't think he could make it, but he did.
 "I'd a liked to seen that monkey climbin' down from the garage"
 "He didn't climb down. Beebe said he fell down an hurt his ankle"
 "Now I know why he was hmpin, around a few days back. He said he slipped on some wet pavement, crossin' the street. Boy, this is too good to keep. Some Romeo he isl When see him I'm gonna tell him 1 to do the garage act over again; I didn't see it"
 When they reached the end Of the run-the last one of the night
 The other passenger, whom they hadn't noticed all during the trip, now raised her black veil and said, Don't strain yourself, dearie. My husband will take me home tonight, if you don't mind. made him, too, bv riding the busses and need him a little longer; at least long enough to help me raise our three kids"
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 The Chicago Daily News, Inc