davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Sixth Race 1920; handicap: 3-year-oIds
and up: one mile and seventy Yards
Flint Shot 107. My Blaze. 10; Redress.
los: Yantis 1917 la) GAY Monarch liz;
Chasar 1O4: Maryneu los: Beaver Dam.
106: Squeeze. 1917 Ca) Gilbert Elston, 1903:
b Fiji. lo8, tb) Bring Back, 1903; Open
Hearth. ia
Dal-Goidblatt entry; b)-Young and
Gay entry.
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Third Race $1,000; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up, six furlOngs) Gay Banner l05
High Bottom. 1903; xLittle Duke 3d. Bonnie
Marta. los, Funderburg. 103; xOuray. 3d.
XGrandway, 95; XKapena, los; XNo More
107.
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AT AQUEDUCT

First Race 5000. claiming; 2-year,olds;
six furlonEst Tldewater. lis. Berry Patch,
ll2. LotOfus ll3. Glenbroom. 1l2. speech.
lO9; Bud Brown, los.
Second Race CsI5oo; the Bushwick
miles Amagansett $50. s.. Francis, ~;
SnapbacS I43. a Rideaway. 139. Galy-
arrow 1855. "a Cloth0 1856 SanSarlca. 1870
tal-G. Whitney entry.
Third Race $1,000: 2-year-olds: six fur
longs -Jamboree. ll3i Wha Haze; 1l3'
Flying Falcon. no Brave Errand. Jos;
Port. los.
Fourth Race $500 the woodmere: 3
vear-OldS and up. seven furlongS West
on ia. Spanish Way, l06. sun Archer.
los: Rough Diamond. l03; Below Zero.
100
Fifth Race $4,000: Aqueduct handicap;
S-year-ol6s and Up. mile and sixteenth =
King Saxon i2S. Only One. ll6, Good
Gamble III. ChicStraw. no Count Ar
thur 106. Whiskolo. los: a Good Harvest,
ta)A. G. Vanderbilt entry.
Sixth Race 5000. claiming: 2-year-olds;
six furlOngs Lady CHAIRMAN. llS Dis
tract. 10. Abhots Trick. io9; Polly Bar
carol lOs: somersault. 100: Bootless. los.
Party Spirit. los.
Seventh Race 5000 claiming. Swear
o,ds and up. seven furlonys War Stripes,
ll6 Mschilla. ia E.dee. ll3 Bright
Chance; l07. Lawmaker. los. Slave. los.
Weather. clear; track. fast.
Horses not listed IN order OF post posi-
tions.
xApprentice allowance claimed
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2 Cards. In MemOriams

We wish 10 thank all our relatives. neigh
bors and friends for their kindness in our
recent trouble. also Dr.. Garner for his
usnv hours OF faithful service 70 our
beloved one. MRS SIUARD.
ANNA. MABEL AND DOROTHY.
VAN PELT-In loving remembrance Of
our dear mother JESSIE VAN PELT.
who passed away eight years ago TO-DAY
Sent I3 1927
Dear Mother you are not forgotten,
Though on earth you are no more;
Still in memory YOU are with US.
As YOU always were before.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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VITAL STATISTICS
NJ rriage Licenses

Lewis wicker 25. Of 1919 E. I2th-st.
tester and Esther Langdon g. OF $40 n.
Campbeu-st housekeeper
and Pauline Liford. Is, of 815 Wright-st,
housekeeper.
William Cook. 81, Of 1926 1rwin-pl. truck
6dyer. ard, Mary Potts, 30, of 823 E.
Burl Darneu. %. of 945 De Quincev-st.
clerk. and Catherine Minta. "a of 3O25
Gulford-av. stenographer
insurance agent. and Marian Huey, 81. Of
HOS N. Ewlng-st, beautician.
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AT DFTROTT

First Race $500: claiming. 3-year-olds
and VI: one mile 70 varos l--A-Seth' 5
Pride los: x-T Pass. ITO. X-Lsdv Trust.
l04. Prince Han i02. Fire Mask II2.
owen Martinez. rs Imperial Buntv. CO.;
x-Arctic Star. ll3. X-Thistle jock. l0i.
Second Race $500: claiming: 5-year-olds
and up: six furlongs l-x-Sarah W. l0l
x-Tndefinne. i09; Whitharral ia: KHAN
mel. il2: x-Marition, 104: White Ginger.
los: x-Wigrcse. lQs: Royal Duchess, lee;
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
| Death Notices

Deatn NOtiCeS
BARTON, HUGH-Husband of Lille and
father of Miss Grace, Melvin and james
Barton passed away at his residence
ices at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Saturday. 4:30 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
DAVIS, ELIJAH-Age z. wears father OF
Charles E. Davis and stepfather OF G. E.
Russell, passed away Wednesday eve
ming al the residence, 1886 N Tlbbs-ave.
Funeral services Saturday, $50 a. n,
at the residence. and 80 p. m. at the
East Columbus NJ E. Church. Frlends
invited. Burial Garland Brook Cemetery.
CONKLE SERVICE.
HAWKINS, WILLIAM-Age SO years,
passed away THURSDAY morning Fl-
neral at the ROYSTER & ASKlN FU-
NERAL HOME, 1902 N, Meridian-st.
Time later.
KLEE. JOSEPH y. (GranN-Age 81 wears;
Mrs. F b, Hires and MIS-; Herman
SChendel of this city, died tFlCay.
Funeral notice later. Friends may call
after D. m. Saturday. St. johns ~
for prayer GEO. W. USHER SERVICE.
KRIETE, LOUIS H-Bloved husband of
Edna Endslow Kriete, passed. away way
Thursday evening at the home I'm ,,; Z525
& BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday.
p m. Friends invited Burial Crown
NORRIS. MARY-Age rs years, mother Of
Mrs Thelma Rains, Upton. Ind. Jesse
Victor. Wilbur Norris and Mrs. Odessa
Wiese of indianapolis, passed away
Thursday p. n. at the Beechwood Hos t.-
ROYsTER &, AsKIN FUNERAL HOME,
1902 n. Meridian-st. Sunday, 2 p m;
Burial Brownsburg. Friends may call
any time.
PFAU, MRS. MARY A.-Beloved mother Of
Mrs Carrie R. Rink, Mrs Katherine B.
John Pau. san Diego. Cal. Mrs Flora
DeVere. HOLLYWOOD. Cal. passed away at
Weuuetonsing. Mich. Wednesday. Sept.
II, ITO a. m, age 81 Years Ffle eTS.
carrie aa4 +. Rink me 4264 n, Meridian-st,
Friday Sept 10 from .. m. to 9 p. m.
Funeral al residence Saturday. Sept. "a.
$50 a. m. Services St. Joan Of Arc
Church. 9 a N. Burial St. Joseph Gene
terv
Sewers, FLORENCE Beloved mother Of
Donald and Bonnie Sewers and sister OF
Mrs. Martha stevens and Ms Eleanor
Socks. departed this lie wednesday,
Sept H. age 30 Funeral SATURDAY. Sept
Il at the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL
HONE $3.50 Stattion-st r-,d ?; t1 6yF59l
Friends NAV call at the residence 1912
n Dearborn-st until hour Of funeral
WILLIAMS. WILLIAM POT 2225 n. Oh
nev-st. beloved father Of Mrs. Pear Met
ST. s. ve9 9eDa''s Services cos Mond59 SEPT IS
10 a. m. At MOORE &, KIRK FUNERAL
HOME. 1880 Station-st. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends invited.
YoUNGMAN. GEORGE S.-Of Lansing.
Helen Helen HITCHCOCK Of Jackson. Mich,
tces a he FLANNER & BUcHANAlN
invited Burial Crown Hi
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Window Shade Cleaning
WINDOW shades. focr covering. Venetian
blinds KEITH SHADE co. 1913 n.
Innois-st RT-z935
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INSTR UCTI0NS
RENTALS
Is Furnished Rooms

Is Furnished Rooms
s1.75 wEEK-ALABAMA. N. 62O-Clean
sleeping room for man. near bath
$3.50: CENTRAL. ?9O2-Attractive front
room. real home Suitable l or en-
ployed. TA-l64e
S3-DELAWARE. n. i4O7-Choice large
e s2qm for EST RF ga gan; good bed private
So WEEK-Nicel furnished room in quiet
home; near h. 1860 Central-av, HA-
North Comfortably furnished high
class home. refined gentleman. Bill
Sutherland-av HE-4770.
SO 5O-BROADWAY, 2255-Attractive. com
Portable room, next to bath. large closet
ALABAMA N. 2355-Large front private
e GaT9ge T8 8hSHs No other ToomeFS'
CENTRAL l62O-Apt. 4 Large airy. mod
ern; nicely furnished; ? persons pre-
CENTRAL 25I6-Desirable front. near
bath hot water; good heat phone
CENTRAL, 2S21-WTl share entire home
HA-O4l3-W
COLLEGE, 2215-Large. we'll furnished.
steam; shower: private entrance; re-
DELAWARE N 1901. Apt. 2-Combina-
ton living and bedroom. Kitchen priv
tleges. EMPLOYED girls. HA-2O99-W.
DELAWARE n. l809-Large front room.
attarctively furnished. large closet; l or
3 8 windows. HAl964
DELAWARE, 2OlI N.-Large bedroom. ga
rage; private entrance; teacher. employed
couple. privileges. s5-s7
ILLINOIS n. Is21-Lovely front room;
near bath; hot water; excellent heat
MERIDIAN N. 2l18-ComfortabIy fur
nished. car, bus; board. garage optional
TA2734
MERIDIAN N 2lI8-Comfortably furn-
ished car and bus line. board, garage
optional. TA-2734.
room; large closet: owners home board
PARK. Comfortably furnished rooms.
private family: reasonable; garage. IL
9797 after p m.
PENNSYLVANIA. N, l464-Extra large
light room: priey.ate laYaIoTy' waking
RANDoLPHs 1915 Qnusqal s-ee pms,
Ieges. DR-4746
RURAL. N, 6l2-steam heated: kitchen
privileges real home, right party
garage. CH-6698.
WASHINGTON BLVD. 282o-Nice practi-
cal room good heat. shower bath. 50
week. TA-382l
BOTH. w IEDelghtful front room: con-
slant hot water. Gentleman. Private
home. Phone.
DELIGHTFUL unfinished room, kitchen
privileges. HA-4824-R.
2-ROOM suite. nicely furnished. bedroom
and living room: / or 2 persons; rea-
sonable rent 24li n. New Jersey.
CLINTON HOTELS virginia-av Clean.
modern sleeping rooms, $3.50 Up. Also
housekeeping rooms.i
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Fourth Race 5000; claiming; 2-year-olds;
six furlongs) Prince Danny III xSouth-
ern Way, l06; XLady Confuoius, 109 Mes
sus. ia; Happy Rhinock. Ill; Two Peas.
1'5. Sanskrit, III. Bustanybody. Ill;
1Maintenance, 112; xPorcellus. 100. xGaI-
lOpIng. 106.
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Building Permits

Police and Firemen's Insurance Associa-
ton, 221 E. Ohlo-st, $500, hatchway Tor
new elevator.
E5ras Achim Synagogue FOB s Meridian
st, 500, new entrance to building.
Jacob Schnepf. 1927 Shelhy-st. $40. re-
Alta Gish, 1923 N. Tibbs. 5000, new
dwelling
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p Unfurnished Houses

STE ROOMS. bath. electricity. gas. fur
mace. East and 81. Clair HU-6397
sI5-WATER DaId-Prcspect-s 91q-5-
room mOaern. no furnace DR-5il6-R
500 5-room modern suburban home near
school. owner 1905 Nar-oVe
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Fifth Race 1890. 2-year-olds: five and
one-half furlongsl Dora May. 1903; Nor
drie, ITO: Hi NelH, 12l; IA Willow Wood,
1O5; First Class. 118; Prince Fellow. 115:
Jack w. 105; "a Songmaker. ITO, Miss
Subway 1903
(al-Mr and Mrs J. W. Lipop entry.
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x-1nhate, 1O6; spicate, 1O9: Coya. 112. ze-
kiel. 112.

kleI. IL.
Third Race $500; claiming 3-year-olds
and up. six furlOngs D-x-Desert Call 1l2,
x-Homer l.. l05, Imperial Betsy. 107;
torium 112. Ny Ponne, 108; X-Good Scout
longsl-TWo Bob. no. Lady Roma 1O4;
Empty Bottle, 1872, OutremOnt. 116 Zunl
Ill; Black Highbrow. 122.
Fifth Race $4,000: the Monroe handi-
cap; al ages; five and one-half fqrl00ngsl
io5; 6SAd!iHsiing Anna .'' lis. Gaiii5rdia..
man. 1917 Db)Al6uquerque los. a Moon
Pantoufle ITO: Sound Advice 1O9
Haughton and Mrs. F. West entry.
Sixth Race $1,000; 3-vear-olds and up:
one and one-eighth miles --Unencumbered
1a1 Noah5 'i Pride q 1o4 D 81 Blight iS7
Cold SHOULDER. 1o1; Ted Clark. ZIG; Wood
Cal-MTs' A. M. Creech entry.
Seventh Race $1,000; claiming. 3-vear-
olds. and up miles seventy Yards
H 56o los; xLug9adn,o, 59l: NMt, HOOD
minnie GAGE, 98; XRegis Play. 1Ol
Eighth Race $500; claiming; 3-year-
Odds and up: one mile seventy yards
XXerseise 107; Lily May, ITO: Robinson
Crusoe, 10; XImpeach. no.: XDeep Fly
l04; Civilian I05; XHigh Torque. Al;
Orthoprism, 100.
Ninth Race Substitute: $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; one mile seventy
yards Easter sun, los: xDunfern, 1O5
ggerstick los; XMorris r. 1O5
XVlcki, 1872; Racketeer;, ITO; xNon Con-
Hatfield. 10; Traggat, 112; XBlack Flash
1O2: xCatch Fly &c
X-ApprentiCe allowance claimed.
Weather clear track, fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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Third Race 5000 claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongs) Busy Ven. 100;
xShan 101; Sumadora. 1903: Toney Doc.
100; Flighette, 1O6: Limbus. 112 xSpanish
Red. 107: xGo Forth. 107.
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Rug Cleaners

BEAUTIFUL rocks for gardens. Complete
selection z. ELLIS. 1913 5. East-st. DR.
7=-e
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CHAIRS made new BY reoottoming n cane.
hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUS
TRIAL AID FOR BLIND HA-o553
FREE estimates. Upholsterng. repairing
cushions rebuilt chairs Gained. OTTO
BPADE CO LI-8o3i
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Race Selections
By Tom NO0ne
Copyright 1896 by Unit Press
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY

Days Best-Clang.
Best Longshot-Prieta.
Best Paray-W orthington and King Saxon.
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De Paw Sees
Banner Grid
Season Ahead
Return of Veterans and
Meals Record Produce
Optimism.
BY ALLEN DIBBLE
United Press stan Correspondent

AHlAFu fFfre STAN Correspondent
GREENCAsTLE. Ind. Sept. IA
Around the De PAW University
campus the indicated. united and
unsecured on Tiger eleven Of 1888
still is a favorite topic Of converse
ton.
That team. the only eleven in the
nation to accomplish such a record
during that season. best exemplihes
the heights football has reached
since Coach Raymond r. Neal took
charge fans contend
The Mothodists are forward
looking, tco. II is predicted freely
that the q lettcrmen who have re-
turned 10 the Tiger camp Will carry
De PAW through another banner
season.
John Miller Returns
De Pauw won 16 consecutive games
before losing a 7-tO-6 decision to
Wabash IN the final contest last
season. The defeat cost the Tigers
their claim 10 the Conference cham
pIOnship.
Neal lost seven regulars from the
1884 team. including Bob Fribley,
the states leading secondary scorer.
others were Wendell Kay and Beryl
SplCer ends. Wayne Schroeder,
guard; Homer Bishop. Earl Pierce
and Chester Elson. backs.
Athletes who competed regularly
TO earn the stamp Of veterans and
who again are available include
Harold Hickman. Newcastle, end:
John Miller. indianapolis. and
Charles Sandberg, Decatur Ill,
tackles; William Horst. Crown Point,
guard; Joe Kopta. Robinson. III,
center; William Kinnally. Gary.
quarter. and Don BollInger, Sey-
m0ur. half back.
Copeland, Clark Report
Other lcttermen include Arthur
Bailey, Evanston, Ill, and Lloyd
Reid, Lima. o.. ends; Sherman
Noel, PcndletOn, and Kermit Ar
mold, Sioux City, Ia, tackles; Seth
Pope, Falls Church, Va. Roy Noble,
Princeton. and Carl Daugherty,
GreencastIe. guards; Harold Keehn,
Valparaiso, center. and Robert
Shafer, South Bend; Norman
Frees. haywood. III; Jerome
Schilhng. Clinton. n. Y: Vernon
RuIson, Cleveland. O., and Gus
VIIlapiano, Asbury Park, n j.,
backs.
Among others in the DePauw
camp are Robert Copeland, In
diauapolis and Conrad Thiel.
Lowell. ends; John Stephens. Evans
vile. and James Johnson. Gary,
tackles. and Alex Clark, Indian
apolis back Sophomore include
Russell Mason Bloomfield. tackle;
Harold DOwney. Princeton. back.
Robert Jones. Gary. guard. and
George OHaver Linton. back.
pePauW VIII open Its 1885 season
here Sept % against Manchester.
Other contests are oct. 5. Franklin,
here. Oct II. Evansville, there.
oct 10. Ball State here; Oct. IS.
Georgetown. Ky. there; NOV ,.
Hanover. here. Nov. Q. Earlham,
here. and Nov 16. Wabash. there.
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AT COMFY ISLANDS

First Race $500; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up. six furlongsl -XYankee Waters
ITO: xBill BleWeiss, 1903, Agreeable 112;
xLevaal, 113: Count Rae 115; XSanterEo
113; XBroWn Witch. Ill.
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exI2 RUGS. 81 IS. special on overstufed-
BELLEFONTAIEE RUG CLEANERS RI
RUGS. furniture cleaning specialists Old
rugs remade mo Au9 and cnenilies.
" y FLY RUG 60 2323 B-ookside-av.
CH-22II
RUGS siB0. 3-D.ece furniture. SIS 50.
C.-arar-aad LL-LIAN PIC CLEANERS
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General Auto Repairing

WRECKING SERvICE-wrecks rebuilt
painting. guaranteed: reasonable. Nj.
JACKSON GARAGE. -Shafer & Eulverson.
Props, S2l6 W. Washingtol-stg BE-4e4S.
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Seventh Race $500: all ages: six fur
Gay Joe. no. Born Happy III. Mr. Joe,
no; Laird. 1906 Aunt Myrtle los. Clean
Out 1922 Chance King. los, Grand Rock,
116; Club House 10
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3 Statesmen, solicitors, Agents

Crouuignole Waves. 81 q for s1.0D
Bernice McGiu
Merle BRYANT
MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SHOPPE
Cor. Raymond and Shelby
DP-4o33
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Second Race $500. claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongs D--Earl Baker, 1l2;
XTemple Hill. 113: Hooligan. 112; XLiUtle
Brook. 1ol; JAZZ Age. 112; Parade Step.
112. XPremeditate. 1917; XOnside. lO7.
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Paperhanging, Painting
Rock Gardens

PAPERHANGING painting. anywhere:
lowest prices Work guaranteed GEEAT T
HOUSE CE-lC9e
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Fourth Race $1,000: 3-vear-olds and up
six and one-half ADMINISTRATION Club.
l04: Visigoth 1906 Clang. 101: Thistle Ress.
107. Official. lOl NV Blonde 90. Brown
Feather. 98 te Ileanna 90
(alJ. J. Coughlin entry.
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Garages

LAUREL STREET GARAGEI3ss Hovt.
general repairing. expert ignition. We
handle accessories. Steam-heated garage
Reasonable storage prices ODen Sun
oavsa 24-hr Wrecking DR-2487
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Eighth Race $500; claiming; Swear
olds and up one and one-sixteenth miles,
DIR. Potter 113. Wayward Lad, 49, List
ening. 100: XFair Cynthia los; The
Aenead, ZIP; Laura Kiev, ITO; King Bon
ny. 112.
X-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear; track fast.
Horses listed in order Of post positions.
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Alteration Specialists

Cleaning pressing refining. repairing
Reasonable MEYER o JACOBS. 2l2 E.
l6th-st TA-6667
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rs Housekeening Rooms

kS DA'A9
COLLEGE 1872 rooms completely fur
nlshed- Sink. private entrance. utilities
Adults Reasonable
front room apartment Everything
furnished Phone. So
COLLEGE. 1410-Larre newly decorated
front l-roOm kltchenette apartment
Everything furnished Phone
9l5 N. EAsT-sT-2 nicely furnished rooms.
private. walking distance all utilities.
LEXINGTON. 1421-Modern Groom apart
ment. good heat, private entrance. rea-
sonable couple preferred
NEW JERSEY. N. 2O42-Cheerful front
room kitChenette furnished newly dec
GRATED. private entrance. Adults Also
2 rooms. downstairs
NEW JERSEY. N. 1901 furnished room
ana EltChenete. lavatOry. Also sleeping
room TA-5195
ORIENTAL N. 2O-Attractive. ? rooms
all utilities: private entrance good heat
in winter
PARK, 1O23-2-room apartments nicely
furnished. near bath; utilities furnished
reasonable.
PARK. 1027-1-2-room apartments. good
heat. near bath. everything furnished
S3.50 and $3.50.
SOUTHEASTERN-AV 1872 connecting
rooms everything furnished: steam heat;
modern; private entrance, garage.
= 4 r w AMI @4LJ-A peasant rooms. near
bath; everything furnished, in private
home CH-2593
WALNUT. E. 115-3 rooms and private
bait; IS wk, See housekeeper in base
ment
WOODRUFF PL.. 1876 CROSS-DR-2 or 3
room furnished apartments; clean. mod
ern; reasonable; near Tech.
LOVELY WOODRUFF 608 Middle-dr. !
room So 50. Small apartment. Sc; fur
nished Near Tech. CH-41o8
11TH-ST. TIT E-2-room apartment mod
ern. LIST floor; private entrance. very
reasonable. LI-1005.
34TH ST. 1909 E 3 Room furnished
cottage. garage, on carline 81 Wk. Cali
1871 LudloW-av.
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DISCRIMINATING

RESsMAKING-Alter Coat relin-
ing. Prices reasonable. LI-i9l3. 7.30
a. N 10 O. m
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Cops, Shelbyyille
Announce LineupS

Shelbyvillc was polishing up its
mo left turn signs today for use
in guiding the indianapolis traffic
cops TO the ball park when they ar
rive for the important game with
Shelbyville's Merchants tomorrow. A
large delegation from Indianapolis.
including others of the bluecoat
clan and city flremen, viii accom-
pany the policemen The cops can't
figure whether the water Squirters
are making the trip to cheer or jeer.
LinCups for the same have been
announced as follows.
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; Wanted-Male or Female

WAETED-5O white bean pickers. Be at
10th and fremont at p. m. JOHN r.
EPPEN.
WANT 200 colored men and women to
pick beans Take Speedway bus. get OF
main entrance Speedway. Meet Al.
Butchers truck, a. N. In case OF rain
come Monday.
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AUTOS FURN. CALF.

DRIVE EXPORTERS LATE MODEL
CARS. LEAVE DAILY: SHARE GAS. OIL
PAID FULLY INSURED. NO BOND kE-
CURED MR. REESE CALIFORNIA
MOTORS. 1913 VIRGINIA-AV. DR-2645
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RnNdn ELL

Choice rooms. Splendid heat Tnne-sp-l0r
mattresses. Complete hotel service.
Reasonable.
DELAWARE AT MICH. rr-s315
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AT NARRAGANSFTT

First Race $1,000. claiming: 3-year-olds
and w SIX turlOngs sun Clothing l09
Hot Gri6Gle I07. Rutland. 10. XPrieta
l02. Canana 100. Yankee Prince. 10.
NUpperylue l07. Ginger Hackle Up.
xG0iden Quest los, XQuestor. log. xMolly.
iC2 Eddie HECK III
Second Race $1,000: claiming; Swear
olds and Up. SIX furlongsl -xTechnioue.
1922 This Darb. us. xStainiorth 100:
XJohn Werging. LOG. XHappv Knot. l03.
Bahamas. los, XIndiaatown. los. Best
Bid los.
Third Race $1,000: claiming; 3-year-olds
and up. six rlongS)-XLlady Hockberger
los; Tractable. ia, XPrince Drake. los;
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Furnace Service
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WEEKLY business trips to New York
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HAIR CUT. finger wave. shampoo all for
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Fifth Race $1,000; 2-year-olds: FIVE and
one-kah fur.ongsi True Flight. 106; a.
Sir Emerson 1903. Mansco. 1I6: Kentucky.
Blues. l0l: Ia Miss Diavolo. 103: Higher
Cloud 10: Young Duke los. IA Erin
Torch. ia: ID Rouin Home. 112.
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