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White' Grocery QUALITY MERCHANDISE We Deliver m N. HOLME BELMONT 1045 WHOLE8ALE AND RETAIL 1 Basil Tracy Distributor of East End MHk a no" Cream. Absolutely Pure. SPECIAL MILK FOR BABIES Telephone, Randolph 6291 tRKmmijniuminintmiiiiiniaintinmiiuiimwntininmmina PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING Latect Samples Paper Furnished. House Painting a Specialty. CA8H OR LIBERAL TERM C. B. VOOSTER 11232 Ashland Ave. Lincoln i44 saniimniiiiii minimi inii'iiniiiin ninii 1 1 n iiiiiiiiiiini nawi THE 6. E. LORENTZ MOTOR SERVICE (Automotive Accessories A Repairs S OIL AND GASOLINE Roosevelt and Sixteenth t. i aimi mi mi ii mill miiiiiiiiihi i in mi i n i wiwiiwi in w i (GROCERIES MEATS! American Grocery - 1030 BROADWAY Circle 35;7 HOUTS TATE. Props. 1FRUITS VEGETABLE88 sumac x)nnnrsi;iTnH3a3S9BSt QUALITY MEAT MARKET First-Class MEATS Only 2339 Siati.in St. Frse Delivery. Phone, Web. 428eJ 9TEINFCRT 4. GREER Market Stand I7-D8 Lincoln 2476 SPENCER BROS. Baker cf FINE CAKES AND PASTRY Cakes for Parties and Weddln T 012 Eact Washington Stree sirauiimnrminminiiimimnnminsn.tiTiiiwmircmBmjsn JOHNSON AUTO SUPPLIES I NEW AND USED TIRKS Vulcanizing park Plugs and Mazda Lamps WALTER JOHNSON 741 Mass. Ave. Main 2018 irm;i!nMiniiiiii!ii!;iiiiiiiiiiiiit.'!iT.7irffi!Tiiinii;i;i'iai!;;iiTOra Hooten's Service Station Free Crank Case Service Tobacco, Candles, Snft Drinks and Cats. AlllstnIlla Pike snJ MiileravUlKond at 38th HU bridge. i:nHii.inuiinniMi,itj;i,iiin'Hhiniiii.ni;.:iiiii.iii..i RENT A NE A' FORD Drive It Yourself SAUNDERS drive it yourself SYSTEM Pay by the MI!j Circle 682(. 330 N. Delaware St. Miii:.iiirn.iiiiii.i iiijiiiiiiiiiiiii.i iiiiiin.iiiinii, miiiuiin rwiHwniaaMAmiiiitiiDuniuuaiiaatwsoBmsiBJi 43 VlhGINIA AVE. MAIN 7188 REPAIRING K ( V V GRINDING Ilk. I J HERBERT A. DAUM LaJBSR!JtM!Dt'CrtMI,Ui;UNIt:in-.l;lC:War5?Wl;BUI " rrwwvwwr Cooper's Tire Shop i ' s ' ' w O C I I O M V C. SOO Repaired Tlrrs for Sale new Tires at Cut-Rato Prices.' Vulcanizing Done at Labor and Ma-! teriai Cost. laiiiiiHiniiii.iiiiiniiiniiiiiiiut.HiiiniuiiMiinriiiiiinmnB; FIRST-CLASS BLACK SMITHING And GENERAL REPA IRiNlJ Sigmon Bros. wuaiiiiiiiiiuiiiiufiimfuu.iuini iiutuiiaiiiiiinini CHARLES J. EBERG CIGARS, CANDIES, 80FT DRINKS lx Good Pool Tables 339 E. MARKET ST. Circle 315?. E. S. FRY 1401 Garfield Ave. General Contractor for all k'-vrts Ifc. Cemei-t Work. tsumates Free Webster 8231 A. STAFFORD I GPOCERIES and MEATS NOTIONS 1701 E 30th St. Tele., Web. 7355 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE winiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiHiiiiiiiiitiimmmiiiiMiiiiiMiiiiMiiiHiiiniw Hammon Shoe Shop Shoe repairing. All wprk guaranteed. Prices right. 101 W. Morris St. Johnson Ford Service Go. We Use Genuine Ford Parts 1218 West Washington Belmont 3737 -!;

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CTTRTA1NS LAUNDERED 25c A pair. WebatBf Mfjj. 4t FOR SALE COTTAOR ON T1PPEcanoe Lako. James Foster, ItuahVille, Ind. FOIt RENT TWO FURNISHED j rooms for- light Housekeeping. Mrs; nouer, tiM Hiirwicu Ave. FOR RENT I LOVELY, FURNISHED steam heated front room suitable for two. Call Riley 1888. - FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM; well located; modern. Phone, Lincoln. 3701, after 4 p. m. FOR STALE COMBINATION COAL and ga.; range; call at 2251 N. LaSalle St. Phone Webster 8630. WANTED CARPENTER WORK and repairing of any kind. C. A. Maquire. Phone, Randolph 0378. FOlt RENT LOVELY FURNISHED Front Room; modern homo; three windows; hatli, closet; suitable forone or two business men; reasonable. 2t FOR RENT LODGE HALL 30x60, 3rd floor; 36 W. Washington St.; reasonable. Call J. T. Spencer, Webster 3167. WANTED GIVE YOUR PAPER hanging to a real 100 American. Call Webster 4394. Service Is our motto. LIGHT TRANSFER WORK DONE AT REASONABLE PRICES. CALL CIRCLE 6994. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS for rent; gentlemen only; 1401 Ni Alabama St., Indianapolis, or Phone Lincoln, C174. FOR SALE FEMALE CANARY birds mating; also Rhode Island R'Nl eggs for potting. Call Belmont OfiL'0, Indianapolis, Indiana. FOR SALE FIVE-ROOM STUCCO bouse, 1032 Albany St., one-half block from car linn; one and a half blocks from school. .Phone, IJrexel 43r,:t. SALESMAN WANTED FOR NOTI1evn Indiana. Something that will spII, exclusive territory; strictly commisjdon basis. Ho '':.. er Ti'i-rv I CrnsH. WE UOUI.l) LIKE TO KENT Fl'tOM I ho owne r, a good, modern bouse, ten rooms or more,. J;)ve splendid furniture for It rooms. Phone Harrison 2fiS1. FOR SALE TWO " FARMS; GOOD land improvements will trade or sell very cheap; 80 acres and 280 ! acres; terms it wanted; write D. P. I Wells, Paoli, Ind. . ! PAI-'ER HANGING PERSONAL service; paper furnished; have your work done early and avoid the rush. Itelmont Sr.dS. WANTKIY SIX KXl'KRIKNCRD HiileHiivt-n for elect rii al appliances; a lirst class opportunity if you can en i to S.-yinonr. Ind. Hee R. Oli rieoreo. 'ostfate llotd, Seymour, lud. 2t ! KICLIAHL10 ROOFING CO. PED OR ! Green Hoofing Paper. Put on $4 I Pf,r square. 15 years guarantee; also j tin work of all kinds. Drexel 9U97. ' VOn SALE MOTION PICTURE theater In town o 1,000 population: no competition; have other business, Address P. O. Pox 4004, Converse, Ind. Good proposition for live Wire. 2t SI 1AM POO . SHOP SCALP TREATment; rain water used. May Singleton, 1109 Congress Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Phone Randolph, 6338, Wednesday excepted. V ANTED POSITION" AS FOREMANin tobacco-packing; have had 18 years' experience in resweating and table-elzing. Married; age 40; best citizens' reference. Box 235, care Fiery Cross, 578 Century Bldg. WANTED A PARTNER TO BUY half interest in a garage that baa been established G years and making money; requirements, 10Q; located in Indianapolis. Write Box No. TZ'l, care The Fiery Cross, Indianapolis. WANTED A MAN IN EVERY county to sell our health and. accident policies for $10 per year. Best in the state.. Territory being taken fast. Write for agency in your county. 2522 E Washington St., Indianauolis, Ind. WANTED SITUATION A3 MA chinist; 1! years' experience; have been foreman; can furnish reference; married; middle aged man of good character; only want a living wage. j Address Box 230, Fiery Cross, IndlI ana polls. Ind. fOR SALE OR TRADE TWO 80i acre farms, adjoining; level; good j house and barn and out buildings on each; fenced; good wells and tlmI ber; will trade for good rentals; cash I or payments. Box 250. rOR.fiALE 1 REFRIGERATOR. 6 ft.x9ft. high; 1 Dayton Compottng Scale, 4ct. to 60ct; 1 Computing fruit scale; some glass show cases. Ray May, Moreland, Ind., Henry county. TOR SALE TWIN BEDS, GAS ranges, kitchen cabinets, mattresses; In fact anything you want in I furniture. Investigate our nrlces. Call Randolph 4108, bnsiaess; or Randolph 5740, residence; 2707 Northwestern It. Wm. A. Ringo, D. M,, T, D. C. CHlRbPMACTOR 832J4 Massachusetts- Ave.. Room 7 Over Stout's Shoe Store Office, Clrcl 5881 Res. Web. 0287 INDIANAPOLIS . . INDIANA FOR SALE MY 5-ROOM HOUSfi, located on car line in the city of AnderKon, Ind.; electric lights; gas: good well and cistern; near church and school and on a paved street. Small cash payment or trade for property, in Indianapolis, or for a small business. i.adresa, p, d., l, car Ftery Croaa. . , '

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uau'weff. 8714, " iHt'ti i.4 'T ' - j'r i "1 . f A COMPANION TO TAKE CARR OP elderly lady; call Webster t714 . . WANTED CLERICAL POSITION in office in Indianapolis. Box 241, care Fiery Cross." FOR SALE RESTAURANT AND fixtures;, reasons, leaving city;. 910 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. FOD SAfcE NEWBIALA1Ri0HT Hot Blast Heater, 16 inch fire pot. Belmont 2377, Indianapolis, Ind. ' WANTED ROOF REPAIRING AND f steeple Trork. When your roof leaks call Main 812C, Herman L. Jahnke. PAINTING INTERIOR AND Exterior, the lead and oil man. Call Arbogast, Randolph. 6018, 819 W. 31st St., Indianapolis. DRESS MAKING, VERY REASONable; silk shAts made-to order, with or without monogram; prices and work guaranteed. Belmont 1074. C. V. BAUMGARDNER, GENERAL Contractor; new buildings, remodeling and repair work. 403 Montgomery Ave., Bell Phone'5833, Springfield, O. FOR SALE Female Canary birds, mating. Also Rhode .Island Red Eggs lor setting. Call, Belmont 0620, Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED TO RENT, A FIVE OR Six-room house or cottage. Semimodern; large- yard preferred and close to a car line. Northeast or south. Will pay $25. Write Box 239, Fiery Cross. WANTED TO Sell 100 men 100 Fords, by a 100 salesman. Circle. 4370, or address Box 240, care Fiery Cross, Indianapolis, Ind. , L AIRDALE AT STUD FEE J10.00; also have two well-marked females; housebroke and registered from prizewinning stoek; reasonable. Orexel 40S4, Indianapolis. FOR SALE ONE ACRE OF LAND, one-half mile from'eity limits. Beautiful site for .suburban home. On paved highway. Priced right. Write. DAVID DEN1US, Ft. Wayne,. Tn.L, R. It. No. ..tw-rt,r,mT,,x, ..,-.,.... .ivmiwiiiiMi, p(j.,w, i iii'j i.KKiHT Firry Cross." "A 100 American Son copy Agents wanted in every coun - hfl Cfofa nl AniA i.l. J ' I w., ... v.. oluhj hi. vviiLe mimediately for the county hat you xvnnt " A ,ll.nf.n rri A . - n t V in .Ilia Cfofa nl ....Lib. A Il JllIltTIITMII. Virginia Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. note players chanced to x. Antn. matie trackers made-to fit your player. Ukelelrt attacbnaeiiUs Installed. iU'2 Ashland Ave. ' Circle ltif). . TO WHOM' IT, MAY CONCERN: We want the public to know that the COURT BILLIARD PARLORS, located in the basement of the First National Bank building is. owned and managed by an AMERICAN CITIZEN, T. H. Lunema'n. and is not controlled by any outside concern as reported. T. II. L17NEMAN, Sole Owner and Manager. AIRDALE AT STUD. PEE $10; also have, two well-marked females: housebroke and registered from prizewinning stock; reasonable. Drexel 4081. POSlfioNWANTET 2C, Klansman; first-class office assistant; desires change; go anywhere for good position. Best references. Address P. O. Box 301, Jackson, Miss. I WILL DEMONSTRATE" A REAL Vacuum Cleaner free of charge to you. Call me at Rilev, 1172; 100 service, Indianapolis. WANTED TO. RENT A FIVE OR six-room house; semi-modern ; large yard "preferred, northeast or souths pay $25.00. Box 237, Fiery Cross. FOR SALE A SALE OF HOMEmade cakes and pies on Saturday at the Novelty Exchange, 216 State Savings, and Trust buikling. ,". E. Market St. Take elevator. FOR SALE NEWBIAL AIR TIGHT HotBIast Heater, 10-inch fire pot; Belmont 2377, Indianapolis, Ind. WHAT IS THIS? "THE BRIGHT, SEWING DONE ART NEEDLEwork; Postcards, and Envelope Enclosure Greetings for sale. Mary Pickard, 124 Southeastern. Phone Drexel 8118. 100. FIERY CROSS;" a 100 American song; 15 cents per copy; stamps accepted. Agents wanted all over the nation. Address, "The American," 150 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. FOR SALE POOL ROOM AND BARber Shop; country town; best equipment; bargain; terms; ill health; good place lor 100 manw Write, Box 173, Franeesville, Ind. FOR SALE ONE MERCURY-ARC Rectifier; in firit-plass condition. Will charge 16 to 20 batteries. Electric Service Co., 405 N. Jackson St., Frankfort, Ind. Had a- Kick Coming. "Moike,", said Patrick, ' i'ou look down In the mouth. Has anything happened to you." "Rotten luck, bedad. A big Jjeam just, fell ou a man at the fuctvij aud killed lifm," replied Mike, "An was be a: friend of yours?". Inquired Patrick. "No,;1 said the ther, "but the man I owed tin dollars to begyrra, wlt standing, right next to him, and escaped as l hy u nilracle." Tavern Keeper With Degree of DocteA Believejl ,to be Uie .oldest licensed tHrPPfl it fliA ..1 n T . .. I ' Au ...... . -iy ic'iiuuu, ic wv tr.. xiuuec a neau in masons avenue, Coleman street; K. -G., was. reopened recently.. It was fonridod In 1618r stfTtajYZhS owL L LITJL?J

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ii lollop; THE BATTLE AT SODTH BEND UNITY LEAGUE FIRES iRST POP- . GUN UNDER GOLDEN DOME OF NOTRE DAME. With Hinh Bnu,r Amr.n,o , c-, H.gh Power Amphfiers (a Few Heard the "Bang." (By Staff Correspondent) South Bend, March 20. An appeal for funds, declared necessary if the fight instituted by the American Unity League and Tolerance was to continue, was made by Patrick H. O'Donnell, president of tne league, and other speakers who led an "opposition" meeting here. "Indiana will be the battleground of the v American. Unity league to expose ' the Ku' Klux Klan," vehemently spoke O'Donnell, stating the meeting launched the opening of the campaign. But financial support for the league was most important in the opinion of the speaker. The demand was urgent. "It cost -money," said the league's head, to keep Tolerance in the field and employ operatives in the 'intelligence" department, securing names for the purpose of exposure. Rev. W. J. McNamee, of Chicago, and Robert E. Proctor were other speakers. McNamee appealed for support to aid the Unity league in meeting expenses in the publicatioi ui .tolerance ti, ti:... , , , nnn

mvj uiuty leaifuc nas ,v.j un- tnougn nv a small margin published names listed in Chicago," The Klan has' been "-aining declared O'Donnell, refraining to ! strength rapidly, however, and it' is mention from what cities ho had so- I pos.-.ibio that enough pressure can lie cured telephone directories. The ! brought to bear to ('"efoat Sein'esecret was out that of the twenty ! Walker's measure. The strength "of names mentioned by Tolerance as I the anlis can not be overlooked howl afliuated with , these South Bend Ku ever. s ' Klux Klan, there were seventeen not j

so menuned, and that they were vieUrns of 'personal malice by nf.ain i ai.niiiic lawyers ana .lew merchanr-s, hoping to lioycoi.t. , Several hundred atten.led the ' meeting, nhf.iit hnlf nf vJhi r.;V,,"""V.' ""uwi l Ulf nil hiux Klan. The crusaders lot distinct and apart from the rest, who ran ., t. . 1 .' . . . . i wtjc ci tutu! i ui iiujttuie, lomptea or swarthy Jewry, negroes and foreignTU. r..i..l. :.. 1 . . i I I D. J J It: lltll. II. II V Ili S'-I II W, conspicuous by their absence. O'Donnell spoke for organization, and exclaimed there was hut an Invisible F.mpire" and told how' Tol erance, the ofliciaJ orfiran of the (Tnitv league, ,begiti ife exposure oC mein-uei-K. iri(i-ai ing; m$ "nu hue -a s-uper-ficiaL knTfrledgi4 ttf. ahything credited' to the Klan, ho insisted that he luut nnrticular infnrmfif.Inn rm (Vin r,.-. ccrn of Catholics who, he chareed, were the ones solicituous'to shield Klux members from cxpeVure. "But one Protestant crossed mv threshold, jisking that, a member's name be suppressed," he said. The onlv true thintv ft'Dnnnell cni.I of the "InvisihLe Empire" was that they sat in secret sessions. .Cough ing on tne He. and turnine" nw.iv frnr.i the direction of Canada, in apparent i fear of his deception, ho charred the ' organization with the "burning of I fourteen churches within a vear." ! His characteristic nerfidv. as fnr n direct eharo'es vi-ern morln ' climaxed when he declared that the i KU KlUX Klan was difterent than ',11 i other secret organizations and not, ' he sid, founded on some religious! principle or on humanitarian motives. ; A general opposition policy was first beeun' acrainst the Kbn.1' s:iid I O'Donnell, "which," he added, "did ! not meet with success Gross Burns While Attorney Malone Raves Snrino-field Ohih TWnwli 01 T1q Fiery Cross of the Ku Klux Klan was Din-ned at Urbana, near here, Saturday nicht. fit the interseefinn nf the Erie and Pennsylvania railroads in Main street- The cross was 12 feet high and burned, half hour before Fire Chief Donovan (believed Catholic Uhahle to verifv nnrl nn. ther- man kicked it over and quenched, the blaze in a watering irougn. Two unidentified men ilmve itn in a truck and set up the cross. In a few minutes a crowd of several hundred Persona n.id nssemblH Vnf nn demonstration was staged. ' While the fiery cross blazed to inform the people of Urbana that the Klan had been successful in obtaining certain membershin. At.f.ornev J. tB. Malone. chief innuisitor in th trial of KIenI W. M. Cnnrtnei- in Springfield charged with riotous con spiracy, arraigned Tne Klan betore a meeting and dinner of Urbana Kniehts of Cnliimhns in Patrick. - " - Nswstoy - Case Dismissed ; (B.jr"5ta Correspondent) Gary, Ind'., March 21. While the attention, of. ,Gary . i s directed toward Indiananolis federal enurt.l e-rnft. ev. pose, the incident of Hoadler-Mc-Ginnity city court cases passed almiiMi, nnnoucca. Both .en.ietl rlismlaert1 M Ginnity's ijame will "probably come HnffMln- t.kA MHMliJi ohliul-'AiHAnj -T - ... a. Crown Point. jic,,viiwuim5 suu iski w,nc.n , ynaricsupr, , jipry v ross news agents Ofirfloi. . TcTftMI" Pfnca .tnlra nnAmt fyinhifi'papcr at Sixth: -.and; Broadv wyWas apcosted."by ! George Mcuinnity . andlcnocked. down bv . thin Crossback rouehneck. .Headier filed Shw?e-of assanflni,battery .and

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FIGHT TO-A FINISH IN NEW YORK KLAN- GOING BIG (Special to Fiery Cross) Albany, N. Y., March 20. The fight against the Ku llux Klan in this state will culminate in a public hearing scheduled for Wodnesdjv, March 2L, on Senator Walker's bi"ll to curb the Klan. This bill bears a " striking resemblance to similar measures introduced in various states requiring that all secret organizations make public their membership . lists, oaths and other secret matters. The Klan has made great strides in New York state, but the opposition is strong. New York City" is so largely made up of foreigners. a foregone conclusion that any blew aimed at the Klan would have practically united support of the iori'il--tors irom tne city. lhi is united V the upsireuscxn is usual v ottset u state vote in elections, bur. in this case, the combined up-state support Liin iiol ue expected. ine .,rana Master of the Maponie Lodge of New York has come out so strongly against the Klan that his opposition will no doubt-have some . - - effect -upon the non-Klan folk, who are neither for nor against it to any uttiufu exteni. One bill roc-ent.lv n.i;spf1 -mmr i considered a test' of strength. If called for an amendment to the school laws removing the requirement that all teachers take' an oath of allegiance to the United States. This bill was naturally fought bv the ITlrtTi It, 4- .1.1 ;r , , L vvi!:? evertneiess passed ; - - . -liHiiiiHiiitinitittinitintiuiHMKiiHiEiimfKmaafnHiiKaa ----v ""''"-"'"i"i"v.Mii,iiHiwiiiisii;iiiiiinnfiom ROOFING, $2.00 PER ROLL! Red cr Green Slate. Class C 4-W!dth Asphalt Shingles 95.25 tc 10X32 196 Lb. LICHTENAUFB BRdft 11011 W.Washlncton. Br WtawaiiiHi!inautumuiu aaaainBaimiOiiiimmiiuiiiifiiuiiiamiinniKJiuiiSHiutniiBBi IF you want the best work and the .best material on your shoes call atS Illinois Shoe Hospital i 1520 N. ILLINOIS ST. i (An AIl-Ameclcn Shop. F. E. DAVIS" uiiieiniiiiimHuiiDniiiiini:it5HiiiiniinnniniiiiHK:mwiit( pwiiHrriiiiiiiiiiuiLiUiiiiiiiyiuiiiiiiiiiliin.iiiHriiiuninuuLiuirra Van Talge & Fisher - TINNERS Agents, PEERLESS FURNACB 2505 W. Waeshinotnn Rt Bel. 4745 Phones Bel. 4354 Mrs. Meda E. Camden; Will move tO 3427 W. Mlhlnsn1 i ot. wun a tuii line of i DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS ' 3427 W. Mien. St. Phone Bel. 0756 GROCERIES LUNCH We Deliver Call Webster 721 H. L. CIRCLE B. 84th St. and Sherman Drlv 100 - Hlgh-Grada GASOLINES OILS ASK FOrf B. B. mo PS AT YOUR GROCERY Convent Cruelties' A True Story By Helen Jackson, ex-nun PRICE . FIFTY CENTS Please do not send Stamps Address Helen Jackson 1638 Mllburn Ave., Toledo, Ohio t Americans 100 WRITE FOR LECTURE DATES

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Ku Klux S&ssionr Held in j CHnton Despite Deluge Clinton, Ind., March 17. Despite the stormy weather about one hundred and fifty local men' were attracted to the Coliseum, last night to hear the address on the Ku Klux Klan by Rev. George West, of Brazil. J. ho meeting was -swelled by about two hundred men, evidently klansnien, who filed into the Coliseum when the speaking was about half over, carrying little grips and packaS thought to contain. their regalia. The K. K. K. speaker was interrupted but once during the meeting when shortly after the meeting had started Pat Lyons arose to ask a question. "I have the floor," yelled West, and when Pat started to remonstrate he was told to keep quiet or leave the place. Lyons left a few minutes later. I .Ky,ntts t0 et croP news from the , i,?1M-s r,y ra(io. Tnis- is pro abIy 1,1 cx-'hange for the. news I crTA a,rl.no frtfm Egypt j " hlladelphia Enquirer. . England makes a mistake by sending Statesmen nvev c'.i ...i' i . ."" ""- "UI, f w"at om' ioreign policy is1. She ought I seud men f itm Scotland Yard. New York Tribune., " " American Automotive Shop E. Pratt and Ashland Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Phone, Main 2242 Motor Trucks and Touring Cars. We repair all makes of cars and trucks. Complete line genuine Ford parts. Dallas Lunday HOUSE WIRING and Electrical Fixtures Installed 1311 E. MICHIGAN STREET Webster 0588 PAPER HANGING and PAINTING 100 SERVICE Cash or Terms. Webster 0512 Geo. W. Nelson1 HOME COOKING RESTAURANT 206 S. Center St. SPRINGFIELD OHIO

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