Fiery Cross, Volume 2, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1923 — Page 6
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White's Grocery QUALITY MERCHANDISE We Deliver
DOS N. HOLMES BELMONT 8045
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Basil Tracy Distributor of East End Milk and Cream. Absolutely Pure. SPECIAL MILK FOR BABIES Telephone, Randolph 6294
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
Latest Samples Paper Furnished.
House Painting a Specialty.
CASH OR LIBERAL TERMS C. B. WOOSTER
11231 Ashland Ave. Lincoln 8448
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CHAS. TINSLEY GROCERIES snh MEATS Phone, Belmont 2166 NORTH ADDISON STREET INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CLASSIFIED WYERTimOTS
CURTAINS LAUNDERED 25c A pair. Webster 8164. . 4t
WOMAN OFIHDIAHA
SHOULD WAKE UP
FOR SALE COTTAGE ON TIPPEcanoe Lake. James Foster, Rushville, Ind.
FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED rooms (or light housekeeping. Mrs. Roller, 643 Burwick Are.
FOR RENT I LOVELY FURNISHED steam heated front room suitable for two. CaU Riley 1888.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM; weir located; modern. Phone, Lincoln, 3701, after 4 p. m.
FOR SALE COMBINATION COAL and ga range; call at 2251 N. LaSalle St. Phone Webster 8630. FOR RENT LOVELY FURNISHED Front Room; modern home; three windows; bath, closet; suitable for one or two business men; reasonable. 2t
FOR RENT3rd floor; reasonable, ster 3107.
-LODGE HALL, 30x60, 36 W. Washington St.;
Call J. T. Spencer, Web-
W ANTED GIVE YOUR PAPER
hanging1 to a real 100 American
call Webster 4394. Service Is our
motto.
BATTERIES, $5.00 AND UP Guarantee Battery Co. Service and Repairing 608 Massachusetts Ave Telephones Shop, Circle 1804; Res., Webster 7993.
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Automotive Accessories & Repairs!
OIL AND GASOLINE Roosevelt and Sixteenth St.
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LIGHT TRANSFER WORK DONE AT REASONABLE PRICES. CALL
CIRCLE 5994.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
for rent; gentlemen only; 1401 N
Alabama St., Indianapolis, or Phone
Lincoln, 6174.
FOR SALE FIVE-ROOM STUCCO
house, 1032 Albany St., one-half
block from car line; one and a half blocks from school. Phone Brexel
4359.
GROCERIES MEATS American Grocery 1030 BROADWAY Circle 3527 HOUT8 & TATE, Props.
FRUITS VEGETABLES
SALESMAN WANTED FOR NOTH
em Indiana. Something that will
spII, exclusive territory; strictly com
mission ba3ia. Box 232, care Fiery Cross. 2t
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QUALITY MEAT MARKET First-Class MEATS Only 1 100
J Free Delivery. Phone, Web. 4266
STEIN FORT & GREER
Market Stand 67-58 Lincoln 2476 SPENCER BROS. Bakers of FINE CAKE8 AND PASTRY Cakes for Parties and Wedding 612 East Washington 8treet
WE WOULD LIKE TO RENT FROM
the owner, a good, modern house
ton rooms or more. Have splendid
furniture for li rooms. Phone Harri
son 2681.
HERE ARE QUESTIONS YOU
INTERESTED IN
ARE
AIIIIOUNCEMEIITS
" Rev. Wilhelm will speak at Brookside U. B. church, corner E. 11th and
Olney Sts.; Wednesday, March 14, 8:30
p. m. , -
FOR SALE TWO FARMS; GOOD land improvements will trade or sell very cheap; 80 acres and 280 acres; terms if wanted; write D. P. Wells, Paoli, Ind.
PAPER HANGING PERSONAL service; paper furnished; have your work done early and avoid the rush. Belmont 3608.
JOHISQft AUTO SUPPLIES NEW AND USED TIRES Vulcanizing Spark Plugs and Mazda Lamps WALTER JOHNSON 74t Mass. Ave. Main 2018
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Hooten's Service Station Free Crank Case Service Tobacoo, Candles, Soft Drinks and Eats. Allisonvllle Pike and Millersvllle Road at 38th St Bridge.
WANTED SIX EXPERIENCED salesmen for electrical appliances; a first-class opportunity if you can go to Seymour, Ind. See R. Otis George, Fosgate Hotel, Seymour, Ind. 2t RELIABLE ROOFING CO. RED OR Green Roofing Paper. Put on ?4 per square. 15 years guarantee; also tin work of all kinds. Drexel 9397.
(Contributed) In that good oUMashioned Book
which your mothers read but which is
not permitted to be read in the schools,
for which you pay a very high tax, there is; a story of a woman like you
are, or ought to be. She was a gopd housekeeper, had a husband she loved and a child she cherished. She had been, very kind to one of the preachers of het church and he repaid this
kindness with a high regard for per
and her family. On - meeting her he. asked, "Is it well with thee? Is it well
With thy husband? Is it well with the child?" '
These questions might very well be
put to the honest, self-denying, God
fearing white, Protestant women-ot
our day and time. Is it well with you whei foreign influences are undermin
ing our schools and our literature, ridiculing the marriage relation? - Is
it well with you when your children are subjected to influences which
cause them to treat with contempt those great truths for which your
mothers lived and in faith of which
your fathers died? Do you favor the public presentation of the everlasting sex problem in shows and stories
where the wife is always shown as in ferior and the mistress as a heroine'
Does it afford you any pleasure to think that a great and powerful church, more secret in its workings than the Klan will ever bo, considers that you are living in adultery ana that your children are illegitimate? Do you realize that a great bank syndicate whose members are of a faith inimical to the Klan are continually trying to- get this government entangled in European affairs so that they may collect their money, even if it does lead to war and your sons losing life or limb? Isn't this some of your business? Is it well with your husband When
he has to work in competition with ignorant foreigners, whose standards
living are low? Foreigners
can live and make money wnere a
White man would starve because they treat their women like cattle and their
swarms of children like vermin, living without fear of God or regard for
man. Look at the records of our po
lice courts and see how few in com
parison are the arrests of native-born, white Americans for bootlegging or the viler crimes against the social code. You should by voice and vote encourage for your husband's sake the restriction of immigration. Let. us
have fewer citizens and better ones,.
Women of America, wake up.
March 11 the Rev. James H. Brown will give an address on '"The Blood of th& Martyrs," Wesleyan Methodist church, cornet Shelby, and Hoy t Sts. All come.1 " '
Thursday evening, March 8, at 7:30 o'clock, the Rev. J. LUther Jones will give atr address, "The Truth About the Ku Klux Klan ; Is It an "American Organization? At the Wesleyan Methodist' church, corner Sheiblr and Hoyt Sts. Take Lexington Ave. car and get off at Shelby St and walk one square north. ' ' ' Rev. W. H. Brightmier of the Wesley Chapel M. E. church will speak on Christian Citizenship at 2:30 p. m. Sunday, March 11, at the Brightwood M. B. church, 2404 N. Station St. Take r Brightwood car, get off at Station Stk and walk one block south, or drive out Massachusetts Ave. to Railroad Y. M. C. A. and one block north.
FOR SALE GROCERY AND MEATS --doing 5ce ljuainssf, havp othc business that requires aosolute attention; will sacrifice if sold this week; living rooms. Address, 237, Fiery Cross.
FOR SALE MOTION PICTURE
theater in town of 1,000 population; no competition; have other business. Address P. O. Box 4004, Converse,
Ind. Good proposition for live wire. 2t
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Drive It Yourself . SAUNDERS drive it yourself SYSTEM Pay by the Mile
Circle 6828. 330 N. Delaware St
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REPAIRING Kt TV GRINDING
HERBERT A. DAUM
S. SLACK Wholesale POULTRY AND EGGS Call Circle 4348
SHAMPOO SHOP SCALP TREAT ment; rain water used. May Sin
gleton, 1109 Congress Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Phone Randolph, 6338,
Wednesday excepted.
WANTED A PARTNER TO BUY
half interest in a garage that has been established 6 years and making
money; requirements, 100; located
in Iuilianapolis. Write Box No. 2 care The Fiery Cross, Indianapolis.
John Leslie Tate, Klansman, and a
marine, died at his home, 2836 E. New
York St., Thursday, Feb. 8.
That ne was a Klansman and a marine and that a fiery cross rests on his grave are tributes higher than
man can pay.
WANTED A MAN IN EVERY county to sell our health and accident policies for $10 per year. Best
in the Btate. Territory being taken
fast. Write for agency in your coun
ty. 2u22 E Washington St., Indianau
oils, Ind.
!; Cooper's Tire Shop !; ! 2609 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. !; ji 600 Repaired Tires for 8ale ! 1 1 New Tlrea at Cut-Rate Prices.'! , i Vulcanizing Done at Labor and Maiterlal Cost.
WANTED SITUATION AS MA
chinist; 13 years' experience; have
been foreman; can furnish reference;
married; middle aged man of good
character; only want a living wage
Address Box 230, Fiery Cross, Indi
anapolis. Ind.
FOR SALE OR TRADE TWO 80-
acre farms, adjoining; level; good
house and barn and out buildings on
each; fenced; good wells and tim
ber; will trade for good rentals; cash
or payments. Box 250.
Atwood & Atwood CHIROPRACTORS Phone, Brookslde 1451 RURAL AND E. MICHIGAN STS.
BE ALIVE
Enjoy the ease and freedom of
gltfrtoue, vigorous health--let noth-i
ling mar your perfect day.
Chlropractlo adjustment help
10 anjey pencci cay.
oraauat of Palmer Schooia
Occidental Bldg. Main 4630
Dixie Storage Battery Co. ' SERVICE AND REPAIRS " ON ALL MAKES Of BATTfcRlIt - Telephone, Main 8181 " .. 82 MASSACHUSETTS AW. S INDIANAPOLIS)
FOR SALE 1 REFRIGERATOR, 6
ft.x4H ft.xSft. high; 1 Dayton Com
putlng Scale, 4ct. to 60ct; 1 Computing
fruit scale; some glass show cases.
Ray May, Moreland, Ind Henry coun
ty.
k. There will be a meeting for women only next Sunday afternoon at the
Calvary Baptist church, corner of Roosevelt Ave. and Stewart St. Take
a Brightwood car and get off at Olney
St. and walk one-half square west. This will be a meeting worth while. Rev. Clarence Wilhelm will speak on
the theme, "Why Protestant Women Should organize."
TO VOTERS III 1924
HELD UP
FOR LEGAL CALITY.
TECHNI-
Petition Calls for Abolishment . Parochial Schools.
of
Rev. Charles H. Gunsolus will preach at Brightwood Congregational church next Sunday evening at 7:45 p. m. Subject, "The Significance of the Cross." Church is located at 2418 N. Gale St. Take Brightwood car to Gale. If in automobile drive out Massachusetts Ave. along the Big Four tracks until you reach 3500 east, cross tracks to left, reach destination.
CHILLIGOTHE SEES GROSS
Great Secret. A business concern In Boston has
this pungent maxim prominently displayed In its front window: "A completed transaction Is an asset; nnfintshed business t a liability'." A mod
ern efficiency expert could write a
60.000-word book on that text, and
then really not say much more. The
world Is full of "starters" vho never get anywhere. The big Idea is to
Choose only worth while objectives
and then finish what you start. Albert Sidney Gregg.
WANTED POSITION AS WATCH
man in office building or industrial
plant.
FOD SALE NEWBIAL AIR TIGHT
Hot Blast Heater, 1G inch fire pot.
Belmont 237 1, Indianapolis, Ind.
PAINTING INTERIOR AND EX-
terior, the lead and oil man. Call
Arbogast, Randolph 6018, 819 W. 31st
St., Indianapolis.
BLAZE
LIGHTS UP LEY.
SCIOTO VAL-
Chillicothe, O. Flaming crosses on
two sides of the city, and the mysteri
ous comings and goings of many automobiles led the police, city officials and others to believe that there was
a big k. k. K. initiation Thursday
night.
Three of the fiery crosses flamed
against a dark sky from the top of the hill west of town, just south of
Western Ave. A fourth cross, a huge one, flared a reply from the high open space on the hill just beyond the Main
St. bridge over thef SciotcsFf iver. The crosses on the western hill were lighted about 9 o'clock and in a moment the answering blaze came from across the river. The colored population in the west end of the city were considerably excited. They stated to police that after the three crosses were lighted on the hill they could see figures moving about near them. After the light died down two automobiles are reported to have come dwn the hill to Western Ave. Later one of the crosses was brought down from the hill and placed at Vine and Water Sts., satisfying the curiosity of the people.
Detroit, Mich. The petition tirculated in this state- providing lhat the public school amendment, which would eliminate aU parochial and private schools and make it mandatory that all children attend the public schools, be placed on the ballot this spring, has been ruled out on a teachnicality, but announcement is made that a new
petition will be prepared immediately, and circulated for signatures, ask
ing that the public school amendment be placed on the 1924 ballot. The Public School Defense League of Michigan, in a statement on the history arid , fate of the petition, recalls that in February, 1921, an initiative petition was launched with a view Of having it filed either in the fall of 1922 or the spring of 1923, whichever time appeared more opportune. Op
recommendation the league determined to file the petition for the spring election, which would allow a
campaign of education during the win
ter season when the lodges and churches are largely attended and
public meetings more easily arranged. In the spring also the university regents, the superintendent of public instruction and school board members are elected. The signatures were filed ofl Nov. 27, 1922, four months prior to the spring election, the time required by the constitution. At the instance of Father Meyer of Halfway, the statement says, the attorney-general rendered an opinion to the priest and to the secretary of state that signatures secured prior to four months before the last general or November election could not be
filed. The statement continues: While admitting that there was no
time limit on an initiative petition, he said that a reasonable time must be established, and he placed it at four months. He also claimed that the filing of a few petitions .prior to July 7 last by other parties, either willfully or through error, outlawed the petition filed on Nov. 27, on the grounds that but one petition had secured the approval of the secretary of state, though he afterward admitted that it
was the latter, petition: that bad 'been
approved. ' - - , . . The supreme court was appealed to foe a mandamus to compel the secretary' of state to place the amendment on the ballot, but the. court decreed that When a petition1 starts out on a positive basis it must be finished under the same basis; in other words, that signatures must be seeured between two elections. Although this decision in effect destroys the initiative feature of the constitution so far as spring elections are concerned, and though the eonstK tutiou itself set no time limit, nor the legislature, the ruling of the court is final.
-It la announced that a new petition will be prepared immediately and cir culated for signatures, asking that the public school amendment be placed on the 1924 ballot '
THE MYSTIC CITY
The Ku Klux Klan's most beautiful song. Words and music mailed to any address on receipt of 30 cents fox one copy, or, four copies for Si. Representatives wanted in every county. Address Hi F. Windle. Lock Box 272. Dept. "E," Kansas City, Mo. ' " 2t
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on advertising in The Fiery Cross is 12 o'clock, noon, Monday preceding day of publication. Copy must be in the office by this ti3e.
WHOLESALE RETAIL INDIANAPOLIS BATTERY SERVICE HIGH GRADE BATTERIES All Makes Storage Batteries Repaired and Re-charged 801 N. ILLINOIS ST. TELEPHONE, MAIN 1888
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Pressing, Dyeing and Repairing WE DELIVER ANYWHERE 2129 E. WASHINGTON ST.
Cleaning, WEBSTER 0384
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I Van Talge & Fisher TINNERS 1 Agents, PEERLESS FURNACE I 2505 W. Wasshington St Bel. 4745 Phones Bel. 4354
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C. O, GEARING . 8dUaThe Organola
Pipe Organ plays all Victor Reoorde
. MAIN 5314 Fourth Floor Occidental IM.
E. F. MONN COAL CO. CO A L - Sewer Tile, Flue Iininsr. Cement. Lime. Plaster
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Rentals, Real Estate and Insurance. Desirable Hornet In All Loca
tions. SEE US BEFORE YQU BUY. 157 EAST MARKET Room 211 CIRCLE 0618
Strange Why Dapp Doesn't Like the Klan, Isn't It?
FOR SALE FEMALE CANARY
birds mating: also Rhode Island
Red eggs for setting. Call Belmont
0'jiJO, Indianapolis, Indiana.
DRESS MAKING, VERY REASON-
able; silk shirts 'made to order, with
or without monogram; prices and work guaranteed. Belmont 1034.
FOR SALE OR TRADE GROCERY
and meats; living rooms; business
good; other interests takes me South;
what have you? Prefer rental property in Indiana. Box 238, Fiery Cross.
WANTED CARPENTER WORK and repairing of any kind. C. A.
Maquire. Phone, Randolph 0378.
WANTED ROOF REPAIRING AND steeple work. When your roof leaks call Main 8126, Herman L. Jahnke.
WANTED POSITION AS FOREMAN in tobacco-packing; have had 18 years' experience in resweating and table-sizing. Married; ago 40; best citizens' reference. Box 233, care Fiery Cross, 578 Century Bldg.
Ft. Wayne, Ind. The Rev. John A. Dapp, assistant rector of tho Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, delivered an impressive address on patriotism at the regular weekly meeting of the Lions' Club Wednesday, lu the course of his discourse the speaker paid glowing tribute to George Washington and also denounced the Ku Klux Klan as an organization that is gnawing at the vitals of the country while posing under the banner of patriotism. A. W. Cron, photographer, served as good fellowship chairman of the day. Master Paul Read, six-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Read, presented several selections on the traps.
Mrs. Meda E. Camden Will move to 3427 W. Michigan St. with a full line of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS 3427 W. Mich. St. Phone Bel. 0756
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INSURANCE
Tht Beat American Compwtiaa
Fire, Tornado, Plata Glass, Burglary, Check Forgery, Steam Boiler, Liability, Fjy.Wfceetand Engine, Automoblia Workmen's Compensation r HORACE T. FRANKLIN 154 North Alabama St. Main 1924
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Arcade Garment Cleaners Established 1879 :M KAREFUL KLOTHES KLEANERS 44 Virginia Avenue , We Carry a Complete Line of CAPS AND NECKTIES Call and Delivery Service Phone, Main 0824
GROCERIES LUNCH We Deliver Call Webster 7201 H. L. CIRCLE E. 84th St and Sherman Drive 100 Hlgh-Grade . GASOLINES OILS
ASK FOR
b. b. mops AT YOUR GROCERY
Why Dismissed?
PIANO TUNING E. P. WHELAN, tuner and player expert. Graduate of the famous Danquard Player School of New York City. Piano and player piano rebuilding and repairing; 65note players changed to 88. Automatic trackers made to fit your player. Ukelele attachments Installed. 1122 A3hland Ave. Circle 1265.
fOB SALE TWIN BEDS, OA8
ranges, kitchen cabinets, mat-
tresses; la tact anything you want In furniture. Investigate our prices. CaU Randolph 4108, business; or Randolph $740, residence; 2707 Northwestern At.
Wn, L Rings, D. M T. D. C. CHIROPRACTOR 832 Massachusetts Ave., Room 7 Over Stout'a Shoe Store Office, Circle 6881 Res. Web. 0287 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA
FOR SALE MY 5-ROOM HOtSE, located on ear line-in the city of Anderson, Ind.; electric lights; gas; good well and cistern; near church and school and on a pared street. Small
cash payment or trade for property
in mat Aimpoiid or low m Moan nu
noss. Address r. D. Q i care Fiery
LISTEN The Noles natural stone water filter
and cooler combined proved a sweeping success, hundreds of sworn affi
davits to prove it. Not only removing germs and microbes, but also deadly mineral substances which is sending hundreds to that dreaded operatfng table. Does its own talking with any and all city, weU .or spring
water, soon made my little fortune,
but at 72 and health ruined, had to re
tire, have adopted a plan for honest,
deserving men of only good faith money (9200) to get into business for themselves, no experience required, take charge of supply station, become part owner, tn full charge, handle all
money,' take 1200 per month, and. half
the profits, some have made thousands
already and -still going. Have places
for more m different places. 'Factory and' assembling plants. ; State - reference and good faith moner in first lev tor and meet'yoar surprise. W. Noles,
Hotel Roppeyttt, inianapous.-iud, .
The case of "Jack Carnaday" against Geo. A. Tibbs for assault was dismissed on motion of "Carnaday's"
attorneys when called for trial in city
court Friday.
"Jack Carnaday" is really John Jr.
Darmody, nephew of John F., the "candy man," and it was when Tibbs",
a Fiery Cross newsie pummelled him to a jelly for insulting language used toward Tibbs that Darmody became "Carnaday" for the se'eond time iff his life.
The first was when Darmody was
arrested in a craps game at Thirtieth and Clifton Sts. in June, 1920.
Later he was arrested In Anderson
for "booze running" but released when
pressure from Indianapolis was brought to2iear.
He is tne same Jack uarmoay who took a trip to the Pacific coast in Dei cember, 1920, to dodge a woman with
a nice little automatic.
Between same shady real estate
deals and bad checks he has been de
voting 'his time to heckling Fiery Cross newsies till he ran Into Tibbs, laid his papers aside and .that's the
end of the story. '
LIBRARY NOTES The painting. "An Anxious Mother,
by Perclval De Luce, the first picture
acquired by the- Art Association, has been placed as a' temporary loan at
the Indianapolis Public Library. It was first shown here-in a loan exhibit
of foreign- painters, November, 1883, and nought at that time, by the Girls' Classical school and xeeented te the Art Association. The artist was pu-
pirot Leon BpnuaV The picture; will, be ' at ..tho (teatr$i Library for ono
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GAS, OILS AND ACCESSORIES GOODRICH AND U. 8. TIRE8 TIRE AND BATTERY REPAIRING PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES K & K SERVICE STATION C H. KNAPP, Prop. Kindly Keep Komlng Plenty of 12 and 6 Volts Rentals to Fit Any Car PHONE, IRVINGTON 0700 8607 E. NEW YORK STREET
Gould Battery Station Webster 7178 East Tenth Street Vulcanizing Shop E. E. ORR, Prop. 8301 East Tenth Street MOTOR OIL8 AND GREASES FISK TIRES FILLING STATION AUTO ACCESSORIES
'Convent Cruelties' - A True Story By Helen Jackson, ex-nun PRIpE - - , FIFTY CENTS Please do. not send Stamps , il . , Address -.' - ' Holon Jackoon ' ' 1&8 Milburn-Ave:, Toledo; Ohio'
5 Americans 100 , '
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: Tha Right Man With tha Right Car, Ford Cars, Trucks and Tractors Main 4708 Randolph 6791 FRANK HATFIELD CO. 623 N- Capitol Avenue
INSURE YOUR AUTO WITH H .W.DeHAYEN
FULL COVERAGE POLICY AT LOWEST COST-
Wash. 8843 Mala 11SI
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INDIANAPOLIS,