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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Ralph Johnson - Of 1871 Highland
~ chauffeur. and Jessie Grimm. Is OF
176e B0llevard-pl. housexceDer
James r Loer "a 81 3S35 n. Pennsvl-
vpnia-sf enaineer and jeanette Harris.
-. % $50 Washington blvd. music teacher
Bernard Erk. q % 1921 Madison-av.
caretaker. and Adelaide Schroeder. %. Of
1913 s. Talnot-st sfenOEra Dher
Forrest n. MCEWen 81 PITTSBURGH. Pa
and Clara Lou Bartels. a.. Of s39 n
~ riciau-st. instructor
james Strong IS Of s7i s Cspifcl-av
porter. and Bianovne Gable. a.. OF e7l s
CaDifol-av. housekeeDer.
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IA Help Wanted-Female

sOLICITORS-Fo dry cleaning plant;
steady: good pay. Call CH-22l0.
GIRL. 20 to 30. TO assist homework. Care
Of children. Good home. Small wage.
HU-5085.
WOMAN to care for small children.
STAY nights. No laundry. So wk. lS43
Rnnsevelf
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Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following mater
ials will be received BY the Chairman Of
the State Highway Commission Of Indiana
AT his office on the third floor state House
Annex. i02 North Senate Avenue. Indian
10th dav OF June 1888. al which time they
will Re publicly opened and read:
Invitation No 1894. QUANTITY NJ Tires
and Tutes F o. B. Indianapolis. Indiana.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and sDe-
quest
The right Is reserved BIZ the Chairman
to reject any or all bids. or TO award on
anv Combination Of bids that in bis tuog-
rent is most advantageous to the State
Of Indiana
OF INDIANA
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RNFNeNI ReNNAl eVReAO

Choice apartments gladly shown HE-13ae
OR 3-ROOM apartment. 1st floor heat,
water furnished. furniture optional; $50.
HU-l703
TIE HANNING- E Washington
Large bedroom apartment. stippled walls.
carpeted halls; $45. See custodian. IR-
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ATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
TANgEG ~ AnAMG RI arm 2 n
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE OF SALE
Notice IL hereby given that pursuant
Room No / Cause No. A-6s53i. the under
Ia Gnis Company sTSsf5 viii Vi At the hour 100
500 sta Ge LIE he Ba h indisnspos IN:
until sold Offer for sale. the following
described real estate Of said Dynes-Pohl-
Lot numbered four hundred thirty
four f434l in. Warheigh.. an addition
..9 tnf . e sSa Fl b. 1no made 10 the highss.
and best bidder for not less than tbs
full appraised value and for cash. SUD-
s Die in is5s. and subject to the approval
u sa'4 oT~ro W. BUENTNG. Receiver.
Pursaant to ,ssssetion s. Chapter !, 2is ,S o.
1888 the Indiana State Police Depar,ment
mn i Iha a. pSGc 81 sue 6so No on JuHs
g. 20 the highest bidder the following de-
whippst Roadster Engine ssA7so2a.
Serial 9sA750oS
Buick Sedan = Engine lss5s74, Serial
Buick Sedan = Engine ls737o7, Serial
i6345o4
Buick coupe-Engine 21so7sl
Auburn Seoan-Engine C-l5563
Chevrolet Coach-Engine 3f624i4. Serial
Dodge Touring-Engins s2s,7!a
Essex sedan-Engine Dlszoes'. serial
Essex Sedan - Engine Io73oss. Serial
FORD coupe-Englne l9slsiss.
Ford Truck-Engine 419lf52.
Ford Roadster-70s3ss6.
Pontiac Sedan-Engine 6li95.
star Coach = Engine s2sz2s. Serial
Hudson cOseh-Ensins 1880. Serial
''O'' lssgnedl Al. FEENEY.
sapts ts4saHa State Reliees
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RENTALS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

rs Housekeeping Rooms
$50. NEW JERSEY. n. .sos-Furnished
Groom apartment. down. private. sink.
ADAMS. i947-Light Groom apartments:
garage. near carline. par
ALABAMA. 1888 N-FurD.shed living room
nice kitchen with sirk- glass enclosed
slseDine porch; consta u hot vsreT.
BEvnLE. y. s79-rics large front room:
next bath front noreh sleeping or
CARROLLTON. 1922 and Broom front
apartment. nicely furnished; private
entrance REASONABLE.
CARROLLTON. 2226-Iarge front room;
sleeping or housekee ling. Inquire 225o
Carrollton.
cARROLLTON. is44-N.cely furnished 2
room apartment, utilities. $3.50. Nice
CENTRAL. is4s-Oyerst fed lovely front.
redecorsteo; apartments and Kitchen
cite apartment; reason able
EAST $50 E.-Widow's home; large. clean
sleeping or Housekeeping rooms. Reason
able: walking distance.
EUCLID-Av.. 100 N.-Efhc iencv. apartment.
private entrance. overSt ihed, in-a-door
bed phone. garage. z. wash. car.
MICHIGAN. z. 24l6-2 rooms, sink. private
bath completely furnished: private
entrance. Reasonable. CH-7l0o.
NEW JERSEY. N. 225-sleeping and house.
keeping room s,r; Hot. cold water Reason
NEW JERSEY. 2O3s N-Large room and
kitchenette. also broom apartment. &C
commodate or 4
PENNSYLVANIA. n; sl4-l and Broom
Electric laundry. RI-3652.
RANDOLPH. .314 -s.-First floor. modern.
gT nfgTas heae 9oms aarsge
complete. range sink. ice box; reason
able HA4809M.
UNION. l4O9-3-room apartment. nicely
furnished; private bath: utilities; $3.50.
DR-643i.
WOODRUFF. 544 Md. Dr.-Living room.
bedroom kitchenette. newly decorated
running water. Adults. CH-3l73
4-ROOM furnished house; gas lights and
water furnished: $3.50 week. Call 1911
Southeastern-av.
- Rooms with Board
NEW JERSEY. N. 2IO4-Cheerful. large
light room meals optional; gentleman
preferred TA-l269.
suitable for or ?; meals optional
garage.
WASHINGTON. E. 1855 one or more
men: meals; everything modern. CHI
Verv desirable 1893 Park-ay. R1-993O
81 unfinished Apartments
$500
THE DUNDEE
Cor Virginia and McCarty-st. Heat. gas
Frigidalre furnished. See janitor IN build
ing or call NJ z. MOLLOY. CH-277s.
BROADWAY. 2o2s-Duplex apartment;
light airy. porch. yard; garage. HE
1888
BROADWAY. 215l-Modern. 2-bedrooms;
lower: yard. porch. garage. HEADS.
FALL CREEK BLVD. 321. E.-2-BEDROOM
APARTMENT. LARGE LIVING ROOM;
FRIGIDAIRE. TA-6264.
PENN. 1920 N. s47. 5O-s7O 90 GENERAL
APIS. INC. LI-2439. % w. Vermont.
STATE. 1920. N.-Upper duplex. 4rooms.
garage. sleeping porch. utilities. bath.
shade. CH-5S34.
UNION. 22s3-4-room upper: redecorated;
porch: utilities furnished. Reasonable.
BUNGALOW PARK. 1902 N. Capitol; s
rooms modern. redecorst ed; cross-ven-
tilation, janitor service L1-5596
indianapolis Rental Agency
rurn. and unfurn apis. Free service AND
transportation LI-5452
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So Radios, Musical instruments
NEW PE lzR SSS do 5oi iNc i28 N Penn
STUDENT model accordions s23s5 up
PEARSON CO. INC. 1913 N. Penn.
NEW PE e aS5S f co Inc 1913 N PENN sz'O
E. z. terms. I'll md LI-938s
Genuine Bargain. Cheap. 1928 Pennsyl
vania.
Fs $3.50, L. s. AAYREs & co. 7tR foor.
radio dept
RADIO HOSPITAL-MAGICE BRAIN spe-
cialist: Ambulance service extra Ar
NEY RADIO SERVICE. 1871 Broadway.
2 Baritone Saxophones
Pre-owned Epiphone Guitar in case. $3.50.
LoR i si %us1 Sse Store eaSs % Pembroke
Arcade.
CROSLEY-6-tuba low bow. s12. so
ECONOMY RADIO SHOP. 245 E. Wash.
s4450: 6-tube auto radios. reduced TO
MELOPHONE F-E fat and in case. s45.
CARLIN. MUSIC, I'll NASSAU.
GRAND PIANO-Baldwin built: pay bal
ance due: 50 weekly. Viking MUSIC
CO.. 100 E, Ohio-st. Open till p m
81 Miscellaneous For Sale
AIR coMPREssoRs. used machinery.
priced low; act quick. 24ll Z. Washing
ton-st.
NEW screen doors. 81. so each; MILLION
POPULATION wRECKING CO.. $40 S.
Delaware-st. LI-6270.
STORE fixtures; bakery equipment: special
equipment; buy and sell. 4l9 z. Ohio.
HOUSE trailers, Deluxe water pump. sink
See before buying. l448 Groff-av.
l6-INCH engine .sthe and l2-inch drill
press at a sacrifice. 1850 Manlove-av.
CEDAR POSTS. s5c. FORD FENCE CO..
63RD AND COLLEGE. HU-3soo.
chimes at barg. prices. Adding Mach; Serv.
& Sales Corp. LI-5925. Mr.. Hirshland.
NEW exhaust fans: l6"-1s"-22"; s13. so
up: small motors. 416 South Meridian.
ESTAURANT-TAvERN Fixtures
CALL KINGS - DR-3578
SUDDEN DEATH-It never fails, destroys
G. Mas Co, 81 Virginia-av RI-33l5.
800 BUILDINGS WRECKED
Good used lumber and building materiai
Of all kinds for sale cheap.
, CLEVELAND WRECKING co:
1920 Kentuckv-av Indianapolis
BARBER and beauty equipment. new or
used cash or terms H H SMITH CO..
"a w. New YORK. LI-3267.
9S--M NJ. UNIVERSAL motion picture
camera. cost $500 new. complete with
equipment. bargain for quick sale. Ii
BlcYcLEs-sl2 up. rres, repsirs; aoFE-
CARLOADS AMI CARLOADS
OF fne new suites and old pieces to trade
for your old furnlture; generous allow
anes. Baker 7ros-. 7ls +. Warrington 81.
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15A Statesmen, Solicitors, Agents
I6 Situations Wanted

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route of 800
families. Write today. Rawleigh. Dept.
INE-2l5-SA- Ereeport. I'LL.
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FOR
WANT AO RESULTS
AT THE LOWEST COST
IN INDIANAPOLIS
RILEY 1851
ORDERING WANT ADS

The Tines maintains . mighty capable
force % trained Ad-Takers. acls 70
make constructive ana nsipiui sug-
Esstions and determined always 20 Be
OF the utmost service 70 everJ al
ysrtissr
Your tsisDhons call 20 RILEY sssi
puts YOU IN instant touch with one
o. thess courteous Ad-TakerA
n more convenient you may orinE
your "a to The TINES OFFICE. 7i4
W MARYLAND or YOU may mail YOUR
advertisement 70 the Classified Al
vsrtisinR Manager and ft uiA recsirs
Immediate attention.
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Storage and advertising for cars con-
signed for sale with us. USED CAR EX-
CHANGE l101 N Penn. RI-2929.
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Pursuant to Section 81. Chapter ala Of
the Acts of 1925. supplemented BY the
1888 the Indiana State Police Department
will sell at public auction at Dell a.
Brnner Filling Station. indianapolis at
the following described property
Serial pAD2486
fSfrnedt Al FEENEV
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90 Furnished Apis. and Houses

90 Furnished Apis. and Houses
$3.50: ILLINOIS N. 8l0is-Beautiful
modern efficiency apartments; utilities.
LI-SSS6.
ss5: NORTH-4 miles. beautiful 5-rm.
home. yard. garage; utilities. RI-7766,
IR-7956
MERIDIAN. N 1928 rooms furnished
or unfinished Private bath. utilities,
Frigidaire.
NEW JERSEY. N. 70l-l and Groom
apartments SO up Newly furnished. IL
1887
HOMES-Apts. for summer and perm: all
prices. Free service. R1-7766. 1R-i956.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
] Death Notices

AMER. ANTHONY FEATHER Of Marshall
v Amer died Tuesday. Friends NAV call
a. the KIRBY MORTUARH- Funeral
Holy Cross Church. Burial Holy Cross
Cemetery. Friends invited.
DAVIS. THoMAs-Age 50 years. beloved
husband OF Rosa NAY Davis and father
gsret Davis and Leslie and Maurice
Davis. passed away Tuesday morning 81
his residence. 40is Bowman-av. Services
Thursday a. : O'Clock at the University
Heights Christian Church. FrlendS m
vited. Burial Round Hin Cemetery. Bed
ford. Plainfeld and Rockville papers
please copy.l
HAZELwOOD. FRANK-Age rs wears. hus-
band OF sarah. passed away Tuesday,
Nav IS. Funeral FRIDAY; Nav 81. 10
a m. az the residence Of his son. Will
liam Hardwood 1908 W. ioth-st. Friends
dav- Burial Floral PARK
lAMOUREUX. MARY-Passed away at the
residence. 956 n Rural. Monday a. m.
she is survived hv her husband. Camille
W. Lamoureux. her daughter. Mrs. Or
Vile Vail: sons John. William and
Thomas Funeral Friday, $50 a. m; at
Church. Friends invited. Burial St.
joseph Cemetery. Altar Society Will
meet for PRAYER THURSDAY. Nav 30.
NAUE. BESSIE (nee Northumberland
wife OF Elmer Nsue- mother OF Beatrice
home ons-hslf mile south Of state Road
- on The Post road. Tuesday morning az
s.sS e. m. a. The residence: 10 3. m. az
Psrk cemstsry. MAX HERRLicH & son
SERVICE.
NISSEN. THORA tnee Hansen)-B Beloved
wife Of Niels Nissen and mother, Of
Martin NiSsen and Catherine Walker.
Pis, ssS sS Tuesda1 amy Nav ss isss al
stS M, sSe C VsSrS FHns sTSa, IL IT,
ssoy. n .8dTsss and sSs M p at ST 0 Pau 1fs
Lutheran Church. corner NcCarty sno
New Jsrssy-s. ESisnd5s may sal: ssIl after
oRo S Sf FUNERAL II sRSVfcE. e'e'''
RICHARDS. CHARLOTTE ELIZA-Beloyed
McCoro OF Indianapolis and Mrs. Minnie
Davis OF Fortville. and Dewey Richards
los W. ssth-st, Indianapo TUESDAY
until D m Thursday. after which Mrs
Carly FUNERAL HOME. Fortville un-
~ hour OF funeral. Services Friday. 10
g m A. the Beech Grove church-
RoTHERMEL. FERRELI-Daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde L. Rothermel. passed
away tuesday mornins Se,yi Ss a. ne y
Friday. 2 .. m Friends invited Burial
SHANNON. EMdA-widow OF Joseph
SSsnnss and n9shsF e c snTdsy sss T.
Phoebe Murphy and Mrs. Laura B.
Massey Passed . sNsy e. ,5., her home in
neral Thursday. Nav 30 ?. N. At
Glens Valley Methodist Church. Burial
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Cards. In MemorIams
LAYDE-In loving memory OF or: darling
dsuEhter. Dorothy Marie. wno left US
Nav -. 1873.
Ere sin could blisht or sorrow fade
Dean came with friendly care.
The opening bud 20 heaven conveyed
And oace u blossom there
Sadly missed by her mother and dad.
Mr. AND MRS JOHN LAYDEN
; Funeral Directors. Florists
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
1888 n Msridian-st. TA-isss
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
- W Pal cresk-Dr TA-44eo
GRINSTElNER'S
$40 f. Market
RT-5374
HlSEY L. TITUS
951 n. Delaware
LI-3s7s
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HELP W ANTED
Is Help Wanted-Male

Is Help Wanted-Male
HUSTLERS-Big money Decoration Day
Crowds Everywhere Sell Cheese Coated
Pop Corn. FIN YOUR baskets at II E. 18TH
ST. LI-4l3l.
SALESMAN with car TO get locations for
demonstrators with merchants. IS miles
radius. IS S. Pa. Suite 573.
WANTED YOUNG man 81 to 81. high
school graduate. willing to apply self
for permanent POSITION: give complete
qualifications and phone number in
letter Box K-2O73 Times
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G:3:lsss!:! }


On the Lot at 720 N. Capitol. RI-0962
514 NJ Capitol. LI-8000
NOTICE-WM CARSON has moved to $50
Virginia-av to handle new Pontiacs.
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HAzELwooD. FRANK-ASe IS wears. bus

SSne % SsI1n pa SEQ ave" Msv
a m az the residence OF his son. Will
liam Hardwood. 3s03 W l0th-st Friends
NAV call anv time after .. m. WecneS-
dav Burial Floral PARK
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R { N T AIS

BERWICK 422-walking distance of
Speedway. rooms. extra cots. COM
Portable clean. BE-24l4-M
CLINTON HOTELS Virginia; convenient
to Speedway visitors. Clean. modern
rooms. downtown.
MORRIS. w. ill2-very desirable sleeping
rooms for Speedway Visitors. RI-0s3s
BUCKLE. 3058-verv desirable room. for
permanent person or Speedway visitor.
TA-3i22.
SUGAR GROVE AVE. l9I4-Modern rooms
for Speedway tourists.
NINTH-ST. l49 W.-Apt II: nice. clean
sleeping rooms and bath: reasonable. Can
RI-43S4
ILLINOIS. sls 81 sleeping rooms: mod
ern home: ideal for Speedway visitors:
accommodate 4 Gentlemen.
IDEAL for Speedway visitors; Delaware S.
2l26; strictly modern sleeping rooms;
very reasonable.
MODERN ROOMS: Ia square south of
i6th-st. 1886 Belle Vieu Place: meals
optional. BE472s.
SLEEPING room and garage available to
Speedway visitors. Meals optional. 1909
n Mount-st. l mile from Speedway.
DEARBORN. 1929. N.-Can accommodate 6.
IN private home. Reasonable.
ROOMS-Speedway Visitors; private home;
plenty hot water: meals optional. 1913
EfEN
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I-NMUI RI \, MAhl-FaSStu aWaN ~ me
residence 956 n Rural. Monday a. m.
she is survived hv her husband. Camille
W LamoureuX. her daughter. Mrs. Or
willie Vail. sons John. William and
Thomas Funeral Friday. 8 30 a. m at
the home: O'Clock st. Philip Neri
Church Friends invited. Burial St.
Joseph Cemetery. Altar Society will
meet for PRAYER Thursday. Nav 30.
--sn IN
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NISSFN. THoRA tnee Hansenl-Beloved

ININNEINs ITWTtN IEEF IA IINtIIT 'VIUF .
uife 81 Niels NiSsen and mother Of
Martin NiSsen and Catherine Walker
passed away 80 the family residence s34
Fietcher-av. TUESDAY Nav IS. 1895. at
R-4S D. m age 90 wears. Funeral Fri
dsv Nav 81 1855 80 o. m. from the
above address and 2 .. m. al 81. Pauls
Lutheran Church. corner McCarty and
New Jersev-st. Friends NAV call after
u O'Clock noon THURSDAY. Friends in
yiesd. Burial IN Consorala Cemetery
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
8 Funeral Directors. Florists
GEO. w. USHER
FUNERAL HOMES
1sis ". WASH. ST BE-olH
1872 CAPITOL-Av rA-iIis
J. c. WILSON
1910 ProsO.et-s, DR-os7I DR-og77
Lost and Found
COCKER SPANIEL pup. RED. ign, breast.
reward 33s 2. vermont. APT. 5.
LoST-Sst false teeth in OF about ZOO z
Wash. Reward Cal cH-3l23-J.
BOSTON TERRIER-Perfect white collar
Dark bTinole Name Bllly Reward
HU-3e53. Vicinity SD. COLLEGE
LosI5PIatingT Tsits Eold . STo0fn On R,dg
Reward
LOST OR sTOIEN-Msv %. large yellow
and white DIT bulldog with wound on left
SIDE. reward. Call DR-74o0 or notify
Personals
ANYBODY knovins where WIN, PuIliam IS
notify James Pullism, 1901 y. Alabama.
$50. Dr.. cSkTER SIS KIP bid RI:ia5o
NEAT. S Vegetables. Bread. Drink o0c
HILL LUNCH 200 z. OHIO
COMBTEATION hair cut. shampoo and nm
ger wave Csc. INTERNATIONAL BEAU
~ SCHOOL. 342 z. Wash. RI-0le2.
CHICKENS fried for your rare lunch. sl-i5
each. HOMESTEAD 5ssf y Meridian
wA-s777.
EN- TRIAL GIVE
[ FREE MARCELS
200 / o o P Bldg
5-a Books and Magazines
USED books and magazines: lowest prices
COLES BOOK STORE. $50 n. Delaware.
RUcTI0kS
10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring
wAETED-Students interested IN appearing
N light opera production. Give salary
and travel when produced. Call CORDE-
SELL STUDIO. TA-6053
LEARN beauty culture in a state recog-
nized school Earn while learning Rea-
sonable tuition fee. Call or write for
booklet. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY
SCHOOL. 342 Z. Wash. RI-0l92
wANTED-Several men with mechanical
ability viii b. selected and trained i'm
medistelv for high salaried positions as
operators and Servicing Of Diesel En-
gines. Tools furnished. Write SHOECK.
Times. Box L 3024
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NOTICE 10 BIDDERS

PuDIc paILIcIpdLI0n : IeduesLsu
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY PETE H. DAWSON. Director.
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gun ship OF the line, but he never set
foot on her deck or any other fight
Ing ship of the American navy dur
Ing the last four years of the war
In 1877, five years before his death
Congress voted him q gold medal
ana us years later we brought his
body to this country for honored
rest In the naval cemetery. France
was In the throes of the great rev.
olutlon when Jones died and was
obscrely buried In Paris. but the
United States was not, nor was
there anything during that more
than century of neglect BY which
1t could be justified. John Paul Jones.
while the most conspicuous, is not
the only great hero In our national
life who might be cited as proof
that republics are ungrateful.n So
are monarchies and empires, as his
case makes plain. We, were not un.
even though our demon
OF honor was long DELAYED.
We were merely neglectful, which.
next to selfishness. Is the greatest
Of mass human failings. Even while
we long neglected his body, we
took constant inspiration from his
words and deeds, and perhaps, were
ne alive to decide, that would please
him most.-St. Louis Globe Demo.
,rat.
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japanese Hulless. White Rice.
Queen Golden and South American
are among the important varieties
OF pop corn grown.
A survey disclosed farmers Of
the South Plains region OF Texas
had Invested S1,OOO,OO0 In tractors
IN sl1-month period.
The Irish Free State has organ
lied 4 flying squad" which viii
seize property OF farmers who do
not pay their land annulties.
Prospects for an apple crop In
northeast Kansas are above the
five year average, survey by the
state horticultural society indI-
Gated.
The screw worm. notorious pest
OF the Southwest. invaded Texas
and southeastern states last year
and Killed thousands of dollars,
worth Of live stock.
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PAGE SEVEN
True Meaning of Saying Is
Ignored in Present Usage

"A friend In need Is friend In
deed" This famous saying was orig
inally a cynicism, first uttered by
Samuel Foote, an English wit of the
Eighteenth century (and an ac-
quaintance of the great Doctor
Johnson1, and intended by him to
mean that needy friend is d friend
with vengeance.
While all this is true, it-as the
current phrase goes-doesn't mean
anything. Use and custom have seen
to that, and the saying, turned from
d cynicism TO sentimentalism, now
means what 900 people who hear 1t
think 1t means, namely, that
friend who comes 10 your assist
ance when you are in need Is a real
friend.
So, too, with "the exception proves
the rule Why try to make me be-
lieye that the word prove here
does not mean Establishes bur
"tests"-in the same sense In which
one proves a gun, puts man to the
proof, and the like-and that the
sentence, therefore, means that
rule Is tested, It's validity essayed.
by anything In contraventlon to II?
| already believe this, but no one
else does, or at least not the mil
lions who constitute the irresistible
army OF use and custom. For them
It means that. no matter how hair
Drained or woolly-minded the rule
md how forceful and logical the ex-
ception, nevertheless, this particular
conjunction of opposites sets up the
rule on an irrefragable foundation.
A very comforting arrangement
Iohn Bunker In Harper's Magazine.
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Nation Never Forgetful
of Debt to Naval Hero

On the Fourth of July France
placed marble memorial to the
honor of John Paul Jones, at the
spot where In Paris his body rested
from the time of his death in ITO.
until his forgotten grave was found
and the body brought to the Unit.
ed States In 1905, period of more
than century of neglect by both
| countries. The French had not
| marked his grave nor given 1t hon.
or and we ourseh es were content
TO do him honor only In our school
DOCK histories and occasionally
listen to some orator declare that
he had only just begun to fight"
Tor something or other. It now
rests In the naval cemetery. at An.
napolis. its monument constant
inspiration to thousands of cadets
VINO hope some day to place their
names beside his on the scroll of
national heroes.
John Paul, which was his right
name, Jones being added after he
came to America to live In VIr-
ginia In 1918, had soul for adj
venture and daring. He fought I'M
der the flags Of three nations, not
as a mere soldier of fortune. but
as an adventurous spirit eager to
deliver blows where he thought
they should be given. Other men
OF adventurous impulse had under
the British flag fought for plumber.
as did the notorious Sir Francis
Drake, knighted by Queen ElIz-
abeth for the riches he brought to
her from plundered Spanish ports
and galleons. Jones took no plum
der. He even failed to receive
much Of the regular naval portion
Of the prize money from captured
ships.
France gave him converted
merchant ship for flagship and
then In surprise acclaimed him for
defeating In his Bon Homme Rich
ird, named for Benjamin Franklin,
he much superior Scraps aud cap
urine her while his own ship WAS
sinking. She voted him medal /
Ind the king bestowed upon him the
word and cross OF the Order of
Merit. Later he was voted
pension, which was never paid.
russia, for whom he fought Walt
ntly and successfully against the
turks, gave him nothing, so far as
lstorv shows.
AS for the United States. he was
romlsed command of new IT.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-22

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