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Death Comes to Miss Jane E. Davis,
Veteran Editor Of Hampton Institute

tute's Southern Workman, and
author Of an authoritative history
of the Virginia peninsula, died
suddenly October 81, in Jeanes
Hospital, at Fox Chace, Pennsyl-
vania.
The funeral was held in Oak
wood Cemetery Chapel, Troy, New
York, Saturday, November z.
A graduate of Vassar College in
1878, Miss Davis came to Hamp-
ton Institute in 1879 as a teacher
of physics and mathematics, con-
tinuing in this field until 1899,
when she became editor and cor
respondent of the Southern Work
man. One year later, 1900, she
was given complete charge of that
journal and remained in that po-
sition until she was officially re-
tired, June 80, 1926. Her actual
retirement did not come until De-
cember 81, of that year. In addi-
ton to this work, she was in
charge of the Publication Office
from 1911 until her retirement.
Under her direction the South
ern Workman attained prominence
among educators throughout the
world, not only because the jour
nal held the distinction of being
he only one in existence that is
devoted to the interests of unde-
veloped races" but also because
Miss Davis brought to her work
broad scholarship, ability as writ
er, and answering fidelity to the
ideals Of Hampton Institute.
In her passing, it is significant
that one of her last letters to the
Institute was for copy of the last
number of the Southern Workman
the journal which she helped to
raise to such dignity.
Her editorials and articles were
quoted widely, and she was accept
ed as a painstaking and accurate
reporter of affairs which touched
the interests of all backward rec
es. AS mentioned before, her
Round About jamestown" is ac-
cepted as an authoritative work
on this peninsula, being so well re-
ceived by the public that it passed
through two editions.
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Tacoma, Wash.
Tanner Stars

In the Midget game. the Tigers
scored a safety in the first half
when a Bell punter was tackled
behind his own line.
The second score came in the
second quarter Tanner heaved
pass to Baker, putting the ball on
the 81. Fortino and Johns smash
ed through to the II. Tanner add
ed three, and a pass, Tanner to
Ploof, put the ball on the Bell one
yard lire. Johns smashed center
for touchdown. Conversion failed
Tanner. running end and Forth
no and Johns, smashing center,
gave the Tigers their last score in
the third quarter. Fortino went
over. Tanner converted with an
end run.
Robinson, sturdy Stadium guard,
was by far the outstanding player
on the field. blocking one kick as
well as spelling several passes and
stopping many Bell players behind
the line of scrimmage for large
losses.
Tanner and Johns, Tiger halls,
also starred, as did Fortino.
Greenier and Minnitti were the
outstanding Bellarmine backfield
men and Treleven and Bischel
were stars on the line.
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Barrie on New Hour

SAN FRANCISCAN wide va
riety Of songs, ranging from spir-
ituals to classics, viii be sung by
Clyde Barrie, columbia,s popular
Negro bsritone, on the CHS net
work. Monday, November IL, from
l:45 TO 200 p. m. psf. His num-
bers include Requiem" by HON.
er, "Trumpeter'' by Dix. "cacati-
ma" from Gounods Faust" the
Spiritual Joshua Fit de Battle Of
Jericho" and O'Hara's There Is
No Death" Barrie Is now on the
air twice each week on the follow
ing stations. KFRC. XIII. KIM.
KwG, KDB, KGB. KERN, KFBK,
KoIN, KoL. XVI, KFPY. KsL.
KLz, and KvoR.
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The Colored Women's Political
Club held regular monthly meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. E. H.
Dupree, 1912 So. 18th st. There
was a very large and enthusiastic
audience. An interesting talk was
given by the past president, Mrs.
A. L. Buck, outlining conditions
confronting our people and each
one was urged to cooperate to the
fullest extent with the president,
Mrs. Anna McBeth.
Sgt. A. L. Buck was host at his
home Saturday night for the re-
gular meeting of the Hill Top 500
Club.
CPS. and Whitman played a
thrilling 90 tie Saturday in the
Tacoma stadium in which Jess
Brooks, logger ace bacl1field, play
ed his last home game for CPS.
Brooks superb and efficient block
ing kept the Whitman Missionar-
les out of scoring territory during
the entire gage. In Jess Brooks
graduation this coming June, C.P.
s. will lose valued baseball, foot
ball and track man. In addition
to his athletic record Brooks has
maintained a high scholastic re-
cord.
That little Tanner backfield
flash who plays on Stadium's mid
get club is the son of Ernie Tan
ner, the colored all-around athlete
ace of another Tacoma generation.
Ernie ranks with Tacoma's i'm
mortals. He was powerful lad,
fast and smart as a whip-and SO
camel Too bad his son Bobby,
didn't have the right poundage.
He probably would have followed
in his dads footsteps.
The Progressive Bridge Club
met last week at the home of Mrs.
Barney Rucker. First prize was
awarded Mrs. Minnie Gilmore and
consolation, DR.. Emmett Gilmore.
Miss Myrtle Fox and Mr.. Arth-
ur Ury were quietly married last
week.
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MRS. JENNIE JONES
DROPS DEAD IN YARD

Victim Of heart attack, Mrs.
Jennie T. Jones. 65, of 1sOs1z So.
NJ ST., was found lying in the yard
of Fred Waldn at 942 So. n st.
about 1880 p. m. Tuesday.
Walxin, who was just leaving his
home, stumbled over the PROSTATE
form. Deputy Coroner James Mel
linger was called and pronounced
Mrs. Jones dead.
Mrs. JONES was a native of New
Jersey and haG lived in Tacoma %
years. She leaves her husband,
James A. JoEss.
Funeral services were held Fri
day from Lynr's Chapel. Rev. E.
v. Vaughn Officiating.
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Church of God in Christ, 2911
s. K ST., Elder Hy Rodgers, past
or - Sunday School $50 a. M;
morning service IL a. M; Y.P.W.
w., 6:3G p. m. Regular services
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at
7:30 p. n,.-Msccdcnja Call servic-
es conducted by the evangelist and
missionaries will begin on Sunday,
November "a, and continue until
Sunday, December 1. Evangelistic
services conducted by a different
evangelist every night. Watch for
further announcements. Everyone
is cordially invited to worship with
us at all times.
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NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern this
is to certify that have not and
VIII not beg pardon with or to any
one for Speaking the truth. If
there Is any more propaganda
spread win have the truth pub
lished which win include the nam
es Of the parties involved. For
further information call at 2540
So. Fawcett St. Tacoma. Wash.
Evangelist Bertha Mitchell.
paid Adv
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BY Isaac Fisher

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va. II
Miss Jane e. Davis, longtime out
standing editor of Hampton Insti-
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own chauffeur down Central Ave.

own chauffeur down Central Ave.
SHOW SHORTS: Three Brown
les who are marking time await
ing Ted Lewis recovery, entertain
ed at Hal Roach's home over the
week end--the noted comedy pro-
Queer threw ball in honor of a
member of the Loew Theatre chain
who had just flown in from st.
Louie Al Knight, popular film
player had few friends and mem
bers of the Fourth Estate at his
home on the 28th-We though that
Louie Armstrong and his band had
made distinct hit with tuners-in
last Saturday night, he's as good
as ever-Bill Robinson, here for a
flicker work, has impressed local
yokels with his appearance. He
doesn't look day over 35-Jo
Trent, who is assisting the Rens
bros. in preparation Tor the mus ic
for "120 In the Shade" and Neil
Moret (white) haze PLACID their
latest composition, Darling Ella
Mae" with Portland, Ore, publish
ers-Earl and Francis Robinson
the wk. dancing team, are still
appearing at Eiud Taylor's club
Eta Moten, one of our favorite or
ioles, has been held over at the
Club Century in aollywood-Chil-
ton and Thomas, celebrated dane
ers, have been featuring a new
dance craze, Trucking" at the
Orpheum Theatre in downtown Los
Angeles for the past week, head
ing the team there the team has
been applauded vociferously dur
ing their engagements Reports
have it that Paul Robson may be
starred in UniversaPs "Ho Jeho-
va, a Phillip McIve's yarn, and
there is still a current rumor that
Joe Louis and his Missus might be
starred in Paramounts Ernest Lu-
bitschs, "The Chocolate Princess"
well, at any rate, we'll see what
we'll see.
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Hip Fractured IN
Wrestling Match

Police are not so sure about
whom Harry L. Murray, 46, care
taker at Don't Pagoda, 1904 So.
Tacoma Way, was wrestling early
Wednesday morning but they do
know that Murray got the worst
of the match.
They were called about 5 a. m.
to carry Murray to st. Joseph's
Hospital for treatment of a broken
hip. Murray explained that he
was having a friendly wrestling
match with a friend when he was
injured accidentally. Police didn't
learn the name Of the friend.
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HOLLYWOOD
FILMANIA
BY
J. CULLEN FORTRESS
N. ". F. Coast Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, Cal.--Earl Dan
Ger, one of the better known of the
races producers, offers most room
for conjecture here right now as
he puts members of his forthcom-
ing musical revue through rehear-
sails.
Along about 1927 or whereabouts
Broadway woke up one morning
and noticed to its ultimate pleas
ure and satisfaction that there was
a play running on that famous
thorofare called "Africana.' The
play met with success, running for
a period of two years In both New
York and Chicago. Then Dancer
came West. His reputation here
is such that when his name is
heard as about to do something.
the average person believes that it
will be hit.
For instance, not many months
ago "Ole Man Dancer" as he is
Familiarity known, saw a young
girl who appeared to have that GER
tain something necessary to reach
and trod heights heretofore known
and trod by few of the sepia ar
fists. He, discovered Jeni LeGon,
who subsequently has proved that
Dancer was right. She caught the
eye of Hollywood, and doing so.
an MGM contract.
You last saw her in "Hooray for
Love-" Miss LeGon is being pre-
pared to star in Dancers latest
production, "120 in the Shade
which it Is said, will open soon in
a Hollywood theatre.
Before his discovery of Jeni,
Dancer startled and pleased local
theatre goers with Lucky Day"
a musi-comedy which proved to be
major hit here. So, with these
things in mind. local yokels are
wondering if "12O in the Shade"
win prove to be another Africa
ma" or Lucky Day" 1t it does,
well, wen wait and see.
Be that as it may 41st and Cen
trail Avenue is alive with activity
as of old these days, as rehearsals
are being held in an old Dancer
club, Club Ebony, located in the
newly renovated Hotel Dunbar.
Club Ebony, which was smart
club, was preceded by Showboat,
pet of Jack Johnson's The ques-
ton is will the former husband
come up with a sadly needed mu-
steal comedy hit or will it be just
another average effort ?"
SHIRLEY AND BILL: They are
telling the story of what happened
out on the Century-Fox lot the
other day when Bill Robinson and
Shirley Temple were making some
scenes for the Little Rebel" It
appears that Shirley mIffed line,
and although she had been called
"One-Take Temple" by the direc-
tor, he called her "Two-Take Tenn
pie" this time. Whereupon Bill al
so rnuffed a line, the little star,
and star she is, changed his name
from "Sure-Shot" to "Two-Shot"
Robinson.
ANOTHER FREAK BET: Along
with all the other victims of lost
bets on the Louis-Baer fracas in
New York recently was Jimmy
Greer, maestro of the popular band
of the Hwood Stars. 1t seems that
Jimmy bet on Baer and his chauf
feur, Bill Johnson, on Louis. So
when the fight was over, it was
noted one day last week, Greer
was reported as seen dressed in a
chauffeur's uniform driving his
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Local and out-of-town readers
are encouraged to mail their news
In to the enterprise" All news
should be in our office Wednesday
to insure publication In current is
sue
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
88-A. 5.
Inc. Muncie, to transfer its certificate No.
"A. l to A. B. C. Coach Lines, Inc, Fort
Wayne.
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission, 401 State House, Indianapolis.
Ind, 9 A. M. Tuesday. September II. 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Pete H. Dawson. Director.
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50 Wanted to Trade
S A S

TO ADVERTISERS Each az appear
ing in this column is listed IN The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty days
free Of charge Your Swap ad will
receive q special rate OF seven DAYS for
the price OF i've and four DAYS for the
cost of three Call HI-5551
TRADE in your old washer. radio or re-
frigerator on a new one. Double allow
ance this month. E. 2. terms.
STEWARDS RADIO 1856 N Penn. Open
evenings.
BEST prices for used lumber. sash doors.
bath fixtures. etc. LI-3O69.
SORGHUM MILL and equipment, cheap.
swap for sorghum. BIB H~arlan-st.
Al PLUMBING work. for cash or any
thing of value. BE-2651.
BURROUGHS bookkeeping machine, late
STYLE. Will take tires and hot water
heater as part payment. 28l8 Cornell-av.
HE-5929.
TO TRADERS II YOU can not mo
what YOU desire IN the ads IN THIS
column. call the Swap Counter Rl-55ol
and we will attempt to arrange a trace
for YOU from Swaps advertisements pie
viously published There is no charge
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Furniture Repai.

refine YOUR old furnace bowls. save
money Furnace Man. HE-2565. TA-5823.
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Funeral Homes
Furnace Service

OUR motto The Golden Rule" KRIEGER
FUNERAL HOME. 1902 N. Ill RI-l243
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
sob, l..
Application of Henderson & Campbell.
Lebanon, for a permit to operate motor
vehicles as a contract carrier of property,
and towns over highways 80. AZ, Al. 3s,
"a, 40, 50. 40, 80. %, 81, "a.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission. 4Ol State House. indianapolis,
Ind. 9 A. M, Tuesday, September II. 1885.
PUBLIC participation is requested
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20 Sale Suburban Property
80 Lots. Farms and Acreage

GOOD LOT EAST-Drexel-av. north Of
10th: $3.50. Owner. HA-0318.
FINE wooded lot. 5ox164-ft. Guilford-av
Reasonable. Call WA-2601-R 2.
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INSTR

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS circulars for ad-
VertiserS. spare time work. SIS 70 SIS
weekly. capital or experience unneceS-
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ENTER SEPTEMBER 3 Fall term pe-
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school Office. or write or phone for Bull
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Architects and Builders Bldg
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Experience unnecessary IS Coached
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r E N TAILS
-I6 Furnished Rooms

81 50. s2-2s u 18Th. clean. modern. front
r8om- near bath. between Illinois x
Meridian
50 50. MICHIGAN. Z. 1928. APT Cheer
ful light room. hot water. across from
Tech. CH-6653-W-
81 spark 2l20-Comfortab.v furnished
HE-5O78.
50 DELAWARE. N lfo7-Large. we'll
furnished good bed private entrance.
walking distance RI-9267.
ALABAMA. y 2355-Large front. private
entrance. I windows. radio. phone. ga
rage TA-6647
CAPITOL. n. 30I7-Lovely room. twin
beds, private home Garage TA-7l52.
CARROLLTON. 1855 - Downstairs sleep
ing room. sun porch. private bath Sep
crate entrance. RI-s736.
DELAWARE. n. 2306-S2. 50-Nice room.
large closet. near bath. shower. garage;
gentleman TA-3477.
DELAWARE. ". 2o24-Combination living.
bedroom. front. nicely furnished. Bus
linz. HA-4824-J.
HARDING. 1910 N-GENTLEMAN. MOD
ERR SLEEPING ROOM. 81 WEEK.
ILLINOIS. n. 2449-Double room; nicely
furnished. Private family. Meals OPP
tional. HA-l767-W
PENNSYLVANIA. 22O4 N.-Nicely fur
nished. near bath. constant hot water.
Excellent heat. Phone.
WASH. BLVD. 327l-Attractive room: pri-
waite bath optional. refined home, gen
tleman. references. HA-l25l.
gTH-ST. % W-Nice. clean. furnished
room. close in; with steam heat. Rent
reasonable
9TH. E. 426-Clean rooms: twin beds; new
inner-spring mattresses, 81 and So. RI
1851.
BID. z. 518-Nicely furnished front room;
no other roOmers; gentleman preferred.
TA-58I6.
33RD-ST. SO. W.-Exceptional front room.
modern home. 2 in family; meals OPP
fiOnal. HA-372i-W.
CLINTON HOTEL. % Virginia-av-Clean.
modern. sleeping rooms $3.50 up; also
housekeeping rooms.
CLEAN. comfortable rooms: private en-
trance: close in: housekeeping if desired:
adults. RI-7276.
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PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By Pete H. Dawson. Director.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 30. 1885.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
299-A. 2-299-A. 3.
Application of Joseph f. Rippey. d/b/a
R.. R. Freight Lines. Goshen, to transfer
his certificates Nos. 579-A, l and 579-A, 2
to John H. Days d/b/a Days Transfer,
E1khart.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in his cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 401 State House. Indianapolis.
Ind. 9 a m. Monday. September is. 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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p unfinished Houses

MORRIS. 1888 W.-5-room modern y dou-
bic. furnace, garage. water paid. $50.
NORTHWESTERN. 37Oa-s2O: 6 rms. mod
double: water paid. garage
OHIO E. l2lO-5-room modern duplex, 2
porches; s22. water paid. WA-5000.
PARK. 5i4s-6 rooms. modern. 2-car ga
rage: $50. HU-6002.
sHERMAN-DR. 2O6 S.-Good Groom mod
ern double: garage. yard. Sic.
UNION-sT. 924-s-room modern: garage.
S22.50. water paid. RI-5534. TA-4lo5.
AT z. l2TH-7-room house. 4 bedrooms.
modern. CH-7670.
27TH. Z. s2l-s-roon modern. s12. 50.
J. G. MCCULLOUGH. Agency. LI-5596.
2434 ". Arsenal-av: 5-rm. semi-mod. dbl.
A. J. HUEBER 81 co. IA N. Delaware
Colored. l2th-st. W. 237. w. P, 7 rms. SIC
California. N. AL; s rms. ...-....... SIS
iOth-st. W. 813. 3 rms. .......... 50
walnut. z. 524. W. P. 4 rms. ..-.... So
North. W. 822t2. ? rms. .... Sc
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses

s6-s7; Fl. WAYNE. 7O9-3-room modern;
all utilities. walking distance. TA-l487.
81 $50: E. MARKET. l1O3-Desirable 2
rooms. bath. garage. utilities paid. RI
$3.50: PARK. 2l2O-3-rm. apt. Private en-
trance: overstufed: utilities. HE-5076.
deco
rated: 5-room modern. 34l7 Colorado.
CH-O672.
CARROLLTON. 2234EBedroom apis: large
private porches: cool; utilities: near
school: reasonable.
CENTRAL. 2l3l-s6 wk. Upper front; 3
rooms. Private porch and ent. HE-4l55.
HARDING. 2618 N.-Elegantly furnished 4
room bungalow: ? bedrooms; piano. ra-
oio: garage; 81 week. Bargain. Act
quickly. TA-6340.
ILLINOIS. N. 2O2O-3-room apartment, &C
c0mmodate 4: also kitchentte apartment.
$3.50; furnished Al.
RURAL. sic N.-3 rooms. bath. furnished.
all utilities, private entrance.
18TH. w. 403-Modern arm. apartment.
Heat. water: adults. $500 week. HA-0282
4 ROOMS AND BATH. UPPER DUPLEX.
FURNISHED. ADULTS. IR-7912.
business girl. LI-8O87 after $40.
LARGE SELECTION. s25 to $500. Free
service. WHITE. TA-4633-IR-7956.
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SHERIFF SALE
Karaoell. Lipman ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
SATURDAY THE 7TH DAY OF
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES

between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock P. NJ OF said dav. at the door
Of the Court House Of Marion County.
Indiana. the rents and profits for 4 term
not exceeding seven years. of the follow
4ng real estate in Marion County. Indiana:
Lots 28S. 283. 306. 300 and $40 in
John S. Spann and Companv's Addison
Terrace Addition to the City of In
dianapoliS. Wavne Township. Marion
COUNTY,. Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said exccu-
zion with interest and costs. I will. at the
same time and place. expose to public Sais
the fee simple of said real estate. or so
much thereof as NAV be sufficient 70 dis
charge said execution. Said sale will te
made without relief from valuation or APP
pralsement laws.
OTTO RAY
Sheriff OF Marion County.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
726-A. /.
Application of Krema Trucking Co. Chi
cagO. H.. for a certificate to operate mo-
tor vehicles as a common carrier of prop
erty. interstate. extending thru or into
cities and towns over highways 20. IL. So, !
Al. 141. 6.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission. 401 State House. indianapolis.
Ind. 9 A. M. Monday September 16, 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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PUBLIC SEFtVICE CONNIoSION
BY Pete H. Dawson Director.
I-ndianannlis Ind Aug 30. l935.

LEGAL NOTICE OF UBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
616-B. l.
Application of Harold r. Plumer. d/b/a
Plumer's Motor Express. Batavia. Ill. for
a permit to operate motor vehicles as a
extending thru or into cities and towns
over highways 30. IS, "a. 81. 1S. also over
all u. S. and State highways within the
State of Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission, 40l State House. indianapolis.
Ind. 9 A. M. Tuesday. September II, 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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YOUR credit is good pay after gradua-
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