Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1924 — Page 11

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HYING BY INCHES, BUT CHEERS HIS WOUNDED MATES Veteran at New Orleans It "Gamest Guy in World.” NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.—“ The gamest guy in the world” is dying by inches. ■ He knows it, too. But he laughs at the doctors when they tell him so. Six years ago Sergt. 'William Thomas Kennedy, Sixth U. S. Infantry, was brought back from France with an acute case of "trench feet” and a couple of wounds. Since then he's been in twentyseven different army and veterans’ hospitals. All told, he's undergone fourteen amputations and another surgical operation. Every four or five weeks they carry him into the operating room again and cut a few inches off his legs. Bill only grins. One of Bill’s legs has been amputated to the knee: one foot to the instep. Both hands are mere stumps of amputated fingers. Though in constant torture, akin, the doctors says, to hot irons searing the stumps of his hands and feet. Bill makes them carry him around to the different hospitals to see his “buddies.” His stories and his words of encouragement make the other fellows forget their own suffering. "He's the greatest morale builder we’ve got,” says Col. Dallas B.

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credit until it cracked, hut the kids went through high school. Both have good positions here now. Governor Henry L. Fuqua’s second official act was to commission Bill a major and aide-de-camp on his staff. . "They gotta give me chloroform

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Kenyon s Highland Home Place The Finest Subdivision For Moderately Priced Homes Near Indianapolis

BUILDING OFFER If you are paying rent, you can easily afford to own your own home in Kenyon’s Highland Home Place. We operate our own building department and already have about thirty happy families living in our houses. For a small payment down we can build to your order, furnishing your plans free of charge, or you can select your lot now and arrange to have us build later on, or we will take your lot in payment on any of the houses which we are building every day in this addition. Also, remember that it is not always necessary that you have a deed for your lot before you start your own home. Just you see the class of homes already built in Kenyon's Highland rfbme Place and you can’t help being interested in our building offer. We make it our business to help you get a satisfactory start. Others have taken advantage of this opportunity. Come out Saturday or Sunday and ask us to show you how it’s done.

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Office on Grounds Open All Day SATURDAY and SUNDAY Rain or Shine

Federal Road Aid The United States plans to spend a sum equal to $4.70 for each motor vehicle in the country on construc-

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Extremely Low Prices $250 *° $ 440 EASY TERMS Down and $1 a Week No Interest or Taxes for One Whole Year No Payments When Sick and Unable to Work Kenyon’s Highland Home Place is located two miles west of the city limits on the south side of the National Road—West Washington Street — twenty minutes’ ride from the Monument over paved road all the way. Just east of the thriving community of Ben Davis and close to excellent grade school, high school, churches and stores. In the fastest growing community near Indianapolis. ' ■■E'm'iV..:'.. * DO NOT CONFUSE THIS WITH THE USUAL LOT SALE We positively do not permit the erection of shacks or sheds on any lot for dwelling purposes. The wide streets in this addition are heavily graveled. Shade trees planted on every lot. Electric light and telephone service throughout the addition. * City Builders Realty Cos. 1160 Fairfield Ave. Washington 4344

slA' COUPON tin 1U Kenyon Addition 1U This Coupon With SI.OO Entitles You to a Credit of $ll.OO on Any Lot Purchased Saturday or Sunday

tion and maintenance of "Federal aid” roads during the year ending June 30, 1925. This is fifteen cents less per vehicle than the amount

spent the last fiscal year. Tet the total figure of $72,769,375 for the coming year is the highest ever expended.

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FREE AUTO RIDE Take West Washington street car to end of car line, where our automobiles will meet you and take you out to the addition free of charge. Or take any of the numerous Ben Davis busses leaving the Bus Station, corner of Kentucky Avenue and Capitol Avenue. Ask the driver to let you off at Earl Avenue, in Kenyon Addition. We will refund your fare. Terre Haute Interurban, leaving Traction Station every hour, stops right at Mickley Avenue, the east street of the Addition. Remember, this is absolutely your last chance to have your choice of close-in homesites in a really restricted addition. It is your opportunity to place yourself here in this delightful location, better and , cheaper than you have ever thought of before. This is not an old worn out section that has already seen its high mark, but one that is being rapidly developed. These facts guarantee you a desirable neighborhood in which to live.

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LOTS SOLD ONLY TO DESIRABLE WHITE PERSONS Call us for Appointment to be shown over addition on week days. Our auto will call for you.

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