davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Lindbergh jasotem uvitan.

Baltimore utery odpoledne
povestny vzduchoplavec, kolo-
mel Charles A. Lindbergh, jenz
svym casem sam v aeroplanu
pTeletel New Yorku do Parf-
re We Francii.
Tisice osob trp6live stale v
desti, ably pohlednouti mohli v
oblicei mladeho vzduchoplav-
ce, ktery vezen byl Logan
vzduchoplavecke stanice do
Stadium.
We Stadiu vzduchoplavec
kratce promluvil. Pc skonce-
nj oslovenf sveho obklfcen byl
zastupy, ktere smelly stranou
policisty, aby pohlednouti mo-
hli We tvar jeho anebo aspon
nekteri mich potrasti mohli
pravicf jeho.
Predseda vftacfho vyboru,
Roberts, uvedl mayora Broen-
inga, ktery mluvil asi minutu
governera Richie, jehoz pro-
mluva odbyta byla 80 minuta-
mi.
Kolonel Lindbergh nekolika
slovy ukazal ma potfebu vlady
postarati Sc utvoren1 vzducho-
plaveckych stanic, k cemuz "a
dal podpory vsech prltomnych.
We Stadium prltomna byla
tez tlupa IndianG, ktera hoste-
ma byla B. & O. drahou behem
vystavy v Halethorpe.
Ze Stadium odvezen byl do
Emerson hotelu, aby 81 odpoci-
null. Ma Logan stanici prilet6l
vzducholodf svojf z Washing
tonu, kde hosten byl presiden-
tenn Coolidge, We 2 hodiny od-
poledne. Vecer uspofadana
byla ku pocte jeho hostina, jiz
ucastnilo sc tislc dve ste muzG
a zen v divadle Lyric. Krone
mestskych a statnfch predakd
prltomen byl hostine sekretaf
prace, James j. Davis. Vsich-
nj recnfci oslavujfcf vykon
Lindberghdv davali dGraz ma
potrebu rozmachu vzducho-
plavby We Spojenych Statech.
Kolonel Lindbergh bez zmf-
nenf Sc o epochalnfm letu SVEN
prost9 zadal Baltimorany spo
lecnou praci We vzbudovan1
vzduchoplaveckeho programu.
Pred kratkym casem, rekl,
jedine postovni spojenf udrzo-
vano bylo mezi New Yorkem a
San Francisco. Ones postovni
asroplany denne konaji lety v
dosahu 10000 mil "a kazdeho
pocasf.
Lindbergh We SVEN aeropla-
nu odcestoval z Baltimore We
stredu v poledne. Glen letu
jeho bylo Atlantic City, kan v
desti doletel v Las odpoledne.
V Atlantic City poctil jej ma
yor mesta, Ruffu, zlatou media
lii. Lindberghova navsteva by
la 76 zastavkou, ktere bez ja-
kekoliv melody udelal po SVEN
navratu q Francie We vetsich
mestech Spojenych StatG.
Baltimore l1bilo Sc vzducho-
plavci a vzduchoplavec l1bil Sc
mestu.
Cd Baltimorskych krasek do
stal 81 psanlcek.
Kdyz o vsem Sc uvazuje, je
skutecne podivem jak kolonel
Lindbergh stale jest v oblibe
Americkeho lidu, ktery v mad
Semi SVEN je tax nestaly a vrt-
kavy. Pro kazdou novou SEN
sacni vrazdu zapomfna Ame-
ricky lid ma zaslouzile vykony
a zene Sc "a novymi sensacemi
dale.
Lindberghova slava trva vsak
stale. Proc?
Lindbergh jest jednfm z te
male rady tech, jimz slava ne
dovede splesti hlavy. Vede ci.
sty, prosty zivot.
Matka jeho je ucitelkou ma
veTejne skole. V zilach jeho
koluje svedska krev.
SpoleGnosf elektrickych kar
ma novy ubytek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Zdravotni odbor zalovan.

Mayor mesta, mestska rada
a Inspector zdravotniho odbo-
ru zalovani jsou ma odskodne
v obnosu $4,000.
zalobu proti MIN zadal Her
bert Miller z E.Pratt ulice, KITE
ry ma rohu Fayette a Charles
ulic vazne zranen byl automo-
bilem zdravotnfho odboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
MiStni ZprdYy
Z krajalaskych kruhG

II hdlIIOI u1S ZOI dVl CIO
mare Telegraph" byvaly Bal
timoran, p. Joseph Pluhar. M
iare pojede do Czech, odkud sli
buje nam davati sva pozorova
nj.
= Dne 10. rfjna zemfel We
v9ku AZ rokI v Bay View ne
mocnici p. Joseph Havel {
918 N. Bradford ulice. Povo.
lanfm byl truhlar. z Czech dc
Ameriky prijel pred 10 roxy
PohTeb vypravila firma Au-
gust PaSek ma Narodni hrbitov
IL. rfjna.
Baltimorskou kolonii ce-
ka mile pTekvapenf ma den A
merickeho Posvfceni, "a. listo-
padu, neb v ten den zavlta do
Baltimore vzorna ceta z New
Yorku Delnickych Americkych
SokolG, ktera tohoto roku do
byla ceny ma Olympiade V Pra-
re. Predvedeni vefejneho cvi-
cent a bohaty program Sc prl-
pravuje. Celia Ceskoslovenska
verejnost jest srdecne zvana a
v9fime, re kazdy bude hledet
byti pTitomen v ten den V Del
nickem Dome. V kratkem ca
Sc budou dany do prodeje vstu-
renky a kazdy necht 81 zajistl
vstupenku pTedem. Dop.
Dram. Odbor Tel. Jed.
Sokol Curtis Bay sehraje ma "a
hajenf divadeln1 sezony veselo-
hru eta nase Mana, v sobotu,
2. rfjna v Narodnf sina V Curtis
Bay. ze kazdy Sc rad pobavi
cd srdce zasmeje, jest stare
prfslovi neb vesela mysl jest
pGl zdrav1 a proto pfijdte vsi-
chnf neb nebudete toho litovat.
Minulou nedeli odpoled-
ne sehral Dram. Odbor Del.
Vzdel. Spolku "Pokrok" diva
delnf hru "Romanek ma ho-
rach" v Delnickem Dome, ma
Madison a Rose ulic, veselohra
O tTech iednanich. Hra tato Sc
obecenstvu velice llbila cd "a
catku az do konSe. Hlavn1 ro-
lie okolo kterych Sc cely del O.
dehraval byly v rukou osved-
Genych hercG. Reditele tovar-
ny hral p. K. Rys Jifinu, dee
ru tovarnika hrala p1. And.
Cincibusova. Obe dlohy byly
predvedeny bezvadne, tez O.
statnf herci hrali velmi dobfe,
tax re cely kus byl nalezite Sc
hran. Ackoliv panovalo kras-
ne pocasi odpoledne, milovnfci
'divadla 81 nenechali ujiti prile-
zitost vid6ti "Romanek ma no
rach" a zajiste toho nelitovali.
Dram. Odbor Sok. Jed.
Blesk sehraje v nedeli, 80. rlj-
ma O 3. hod. odpol. nejpopular-
n6jsi frasku dnesni dolby "By-
tova nouze". V6tsin6 Baltimor-
skych krajan6, majetn1k6 Via
stnich domG je hej! CO pax tt
v6df O bytove nouzi, ktera pa
nuie dodnes We stare vlasti. By
tova nouze je skutecne verny O.
braz pomerG, ktere nastaly We
velkych mestech evropskych
DO t6 dlouhe svetove vojn6! Je-
il satyra nemilosrdn6 pranyru-
je nektere ty zvracenosti po-
mer1 socialn1ch, korupci pro
tekci panujfcf v 1Tadech novo-
dobe pojmy o socialni rovnosti
a demOkracii.
Del sokolsti herci pilne stu
dujf "a rezie p. Tondy Cihlafe
Dram. odbor tezce nese, ze
n6kteTf navst6vnici divadla
zvlaste pani klucf a pax male
dftky (ktere upTfmne fecenc
do divadla v1bec nepatrf) du
panfm, honenfm Sc v sale a ne
galerii, lomozenlm zidlic a po
krikovanfm vytrhujf ostatn
publikum cd sledovani hry 8
hercnm pax zt6zujf jejich w.
kony, cimz ovsem celek trp1.
Dram. odbor vazne pfemysl
jak odstraniti tuto zavadu O.
znamuje, ze dftky bez prdvo
du rodic1 do divadla vpustenJ
n@x0
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
MOVE TO WIDEN !
MASSACHUSETTS
AVE. IS REVIVED
Block From Pennsylvania to
Delaware Is Busiest in
City, Board Is Told.

Massachusetts Ave. business men
today were securing signatures to
a petition to widen Massachusetts
Ave. between Pennsylvania and
Delaware SITS.
A movement to widen the street
as a relief from traffic congestion
was revived by Irwin Bertermanu.
florist; C. c. Hanger, clothier, and
Charles Dyer, jeweler, at the
works board meeting Monday. Il
is proposed to widen the thorough
fare ten feet, making it the same
width as the remainder OF the ave
nue..
City's Busiest Block
The business men declared there
is a strong need for widening of this
section of the avenue which, accord
ingto city plan commission survey,
is The busiest block in the city.
Agitation for the improvement was
begun about ten years ago, but va
rious obstacles have blocked the
plan, Bertermann declared
During the Shank administration
the Pythian Bldg. blocked the pro
posed improvement, asking two years
to move machinery back from the
curb line in the basement. Inspec-
ton Monday revealed that a steel
beam such as the one used on the
Pennsylvania ST. side would enable
the street project to be carried out
without difficulty.
Proposal Favored
Bertermann pointed out that the
electric light standards were set
back when the new ones were
erected
City Engineer Frank c. Lingen-
felter and works board members
urged the delegation to file for
NAL petition for the project, indcat-
ing they would favor the proposal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Rains Hindering
Corn Borer Fight
Can q corn.horer swim .

can a corn-bOrer swim?
The answer to this query is yes, -
so State Entomologist Frank Wal.
lace holds forth small hope for cx-
termination Of the pest by drown
ing due to the continued heavy
rains. In the six northeastern
counties of the State, where the pest
has arrived. farmers have been un-
able to get into the fields to clean
up" Deadline for this work has
been set by the Federal Govern.
ment for May /.
Farmers who honestly try to
get into the fields and cleanup will
not be censored if the weather has
held them back. Wallace said to-
day. The work must be done, how
ever, as the borer merely lodges in
the ground until the water recedes
and will not be eXterminatd by
drowning. Some fields are so met
that it is impossible to lead horse
into them, let alone tractors with
which the work is to he done
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
IO2 Mexican Rebels
Killed in FecU Days

BU IHitcd Press
MEXICO CITY. April 26.-Federal
troops have killed 102 rebels in en-.
gagements in the last few days,
President Gales said today.
Sixty rebels, who carried loot
stolen from the Guadalajara train
which was struck and burned last
week with the loss of more than
sixty lives, were killed in a battle
near La Penuela Mountain, the
president said. Ten rebels were
killed when a band attacked troop
train at-Lassalas GuaHajuato, think.
ing it was a passenger train. The
fireman Of the train and one soldier
were killed. Fifteen rebels and one
federal were killed at Los Lobos.
state of JaIisco, and seventeen fell
before federal guns near Lucas
Cucvas, state of Guerrero.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Walsh Boom limited
After Ross Speech
BIZ l Hitcd Press

BIZ LHitcd Press
WASHINGTON. April 26.-Pos.
sibility Of a presidential boom being
launched for Senator Thomas j.
Walsh Dcm), Montana, WAS seen
here today as result of the pro
nouncement of former Governor
Nellie Ross, Wyoming. in favor Of
"a well-qualified Catholic for
President.
Mrs. Ross made it plain she was
advancing no individual as a can.
didate, and based her plea solely on
the charge religious bigotry has
made it a political axiom that mo
Catholic can be elected President"
Senator Walsh and Governor Al
Smith Dem0. New York, arc the
principal Catholics among the Dem
ocratic leaders, however, and FOL.
lowers OF both Werc hcartcned by
the Ross speech before the women S
Democratic Club here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
UNLICENSED RADIO HIT
Get Permits or Quit, Federal Com.
mission Warns.

BIZ tHitcd Press
WASHINGTON. April 26.-The
Federal Radio Commission today
notified broadcast stations on the air
without Government license they
must cease operation or apply for
permit. Commissioner II. a. Bel
lows said no prosecution wOuld be
started until it is determined
whether or not the unlicensed sta
tons had applied. lie said that
when the final temporary set.up il
accomplished, about 675 stations out
of the>original 1888 will be in opera.
ton.
He said wave lengths cannot be
sold and some broadcasters are max
ing no money in the business, which
will lead to a considerable reduction
in number of stations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
CHASE ENDS IN DITCH
MOtOrist, Sideswipcd, Gives Pursuit
and Officer Follows; Arrested.

While driving near the Casino
Gardens on, the Cold Spring Rd.
late Wednesday, r. A. Kivett. 457
Arbor Ave, was sideswiped by an
automobile. Kivett gave chase and
was in turn chased by Motorcy Gle
Policeman Romine Of park board,
who was in at the end of the race
when Kivett forced the other car
into the ditch.
On learning the reason for Xiv
cts action, Romine arrested John
f. Kelley, 5S, of 741 Congress Ave,
driver of the ditched car on charges
of operating motor vehicle under
the influence of liquor and failure to
stop after an accident.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
0~.M:
cctlXlt
Kenyon and Shelby StSr
to Get Street Light, =

Assistant City Engineer Arthur
Hautler today said a street light will
be installed at the intersection Of
Kenyon and Shelby SITS, as prom
Used by Chester C. Oberleas, former
engineer.
Seventy-one column lights have
been ordered discontinued by the
board of works so as to care for
such overhead pendant light re-
quests and to cut down the lighting
bill to a figure within the budget.
The lights were ordered cut off on
z. Tenth between the elevation and
Olney St, on Massachusetts Ave.
and on South st. between Virginia
and Kentucky Ayes.
The letter:
- MR.. FIXIT: A short time ago |
wrote you about installation OF a
street light at the intersection OF
Kenyon and Shelly SITS, and you re.
piled through the paper that Mr..
Oberleas had promised to install this
light. l am wondering if you would
be kind enough to ascertain IL Mr..
Lingenfelter is going to carry out
this work and have the light in.
stalled.
Thanking you in advance, l am,
Very truly yours,
A. f. NJ.
Your request should be granted
soon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
LEGION JOINS APPEAL
Commanders and Posts Asked to As.
sist Red Cross in Fund Drive.

y message requesting American
Legion State commanders and. posts
to assist the Red Cross in every way
in giving relief to the 100, 900. home
less in the flood areas of the Missis-
sippi Valley and the Southwest, was
sent today by Howard p. Savage,
national commander of the Legion.
kilograms to State commanders Of
Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Ken
lucky. Tennessee, Mississippi, Kan
sas, Louisiana, Illinois and Okla
homa gave praise to them and the
Legion posts of their States for their
prompt and efficient service in hold
ing tho breaking levees and aiding
the flood sufferers.
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ward. KIIev IoUL.---..--l---------
RING. white gold amethyst, dia n ~ nd III
eafjv Sunday evening. Ma. 6355. Reward
SUM of money in bills III rooms or star,
way leading to Indiana Central BUSINESS
College. Ran. 1854. Reward.
WTRF-HAIRFD fox terrier lost; white
with two brown spots on head; name
"Bnddv: . on Olive St. or in vicinity OF
olive and Cottage Ave; children s pet; re-
turn to 1902 Olive ST.. or call DNeNel
4172. Reward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
>SChoII Trial Is Set

BU Times NDccidl
VALPARAISO. Ind, April 20
Trial of Walter Scholl, former Indi-
annapolis man, alleged to have
smothered his two children to death
at Gary, has been set for May g.
Scholl pleaded not guilty to murder
charges when arraigned here before
Circuit Judge Crumpacker on a
change of venue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Macdonald Improves

BU united Press
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-The
condition Of Ramsay MacDopald,
former British prime minister, i'll in
Jefferson hospital here, was said to
be rapidly improving today. Mac
Donald was resting very comfort
ably" it was reported, but it was
not known when he would be able to
leave the hospital. =
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
BUILDING FUND GROWS
$4,000 Contributed Toward New
Kirschbaum Community Center.

Subscriptions totaling $4,000 were
announced at a dinner meeting Mon.
day night of the special committee
in charge of raising funds for the
erection of the new l[irshbaum
Community Center building.
The new structure will contain a
gymnasium, auditorium, swimming
pool, locker and shower rooms and
will cost approximately $4,000 to
build and equip.
Leonard A. Strauss is president Of
the Jewish Community Association.
which operates the center. G.. A.
Ehroymson is president of the Jew.
ish Federation, the parent organiza-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26

The letter of Mrs. NJ. c., on Stu
art ST, seeking water service was
REFEREED to~the engineering depart.
ment. Arthur Haufier, assistant en-
gineer, said the improvement was
ordered under an old petition. 1t
the present petition bears sufficient
signatures of persons who will use
the water the city win order it car
ried out, Haufler said. The works
board referred the matter to the en-
gineer for action some time ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Help Wonted-Moie

MANA-To sell Royal cleaners; live leads
furnished daily; good income and per-
manent position for man with some sales
ability and willing, to work. See Mr..
pioyment office
Pettis Dry Goods Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
BALL CHARGES HEARD
TtEafficman Faces Trial on Alleged
Remarks About Chief.

Remarks About Chief.
Trafflcman Barrett Ball was to be
tried this afternoon before the board
of safety on charge of making de-
rogatory remarks about Police Chief
Claude F. Johnson.
Ball is alleged to have said, He'll
get the ak yet" following the TENN
porary appointment of johnson as 4
works board member by Mayor Du-
vail. Johnson refused to take the
appointment and remained police
chief,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
KIWANIANS TO HEAR lies

Club President of 1920 Will Be Hon
or Guest at Wednesdays Luncheon.
o. &. lies. past president of the
Kiwanis Club, will be honored at the
club luncheon Wednesday at the
Claypool. The last meeting each
month is turned over to a past
president. lies was head of the club
in 1920.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Wantedfo Rent

WANTED--Small storeroom. suitable for
soft drinks, ice cream, etc. State rem
tai. Ogden Bro0kng..3l2 5. Roena st.
WANTED TO hire Ford dump trucks Call
Ken. I045 after g ~ m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Seoth Notices

BAKER. CORA (nee Bllgcr) Beloved wife
OF Jacob Baker of 1904 Linden st.
Vasbinder. Mrs. Irene steele. Glenn Baker
and Glendyne Baker, passed away April "a,
8 80 y. M, Indiana Christian Hospital.
Funeral services Wednesday l 80 p. m. AZ
residence. and . .. M at Edwin Ray M. p.
Church. Burial Memorial Park. Friends
invited. w. r. Blasengym in charge.
BOLLINGER. LENA Beloved
wife of William Bolinger, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs II. Andrews and sister Of
Mrs Edna Roll. Mrs. Helen Ashenbach'
Frank. Alfred, Lewis and Thelma,, An
Funeral services a the Olive Branch
Christian Church Thursday. 2 p. m.
Friends may view remains any Time time
OF her mother. 1854 Lawrence ST. (Unii-
versity Heights). Burial Crowd Hi.
Friends invited. W. T. Blasengym IN
charge. "
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Real Estate for Exchange

LOT ON T.. Minnesota St., near. Perkins
Ave; y lots near Stop g. on Rockville
Ed Call 1926 Shelby st.
$500 EQUITY in firm mouse: on 5.
Arsenal Ave: will trade for car. small
grocery or what have youI Drex. 5449.
TRADE YOUR LOI-As down payment.
cottage. BUNGALOW or double. Main 576
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Business Places for Rent

3STH e. ILLINOIS: N. e. CORNER: 4
NEW STRICT. MOD. STOREROOMS.
HUM 2955.
OFFICE rooms, Lumber Ins. Bldg. 518 N.
Delaware ST.: new. modern building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Pets and LiUe Stock

E~>-|~ % @N@~<~~~|~@~>|~"1N@>@>
BABY CHICKS. utility and fancy, L. and
15c; ducklings Doe: goolings. 81 80.
Also brooder chicks and ducklings. at
ThorntOwn, Ind. Boyers Hatchery, "a n.
Del. Tele. Riley 5470.
oughly trained. Will sell cheap. 1881
s. Belmont. Bel. 1347-R.
BULL pups; pitt male and female. Prce
reasonable. l434 NARROW. ii. 11l6.
CANARIES, female singers and mated
pairs. l347 N Olney ST.
CANARY birds. cages; one native pair
very reasonable. 1917 Hamilton Ave
3 FRESH cows: Al milchers; corner Pen
dleton Pike and Leslie Ave-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Houses and Flats Furnished

CHADWICK. 914: 3-rm. house; furn.: gas
wat, elect. free; $3.50. Call 9lSla Chd-
wick
TALBOT1, 2402: 8 rms kitchntte. prch.,
nv. ent.: compt. fur.i Sl1 wk. Ra. 0S17.
TALBOTT N. 2162 6 rms, strict. mod.
home. reas. to right party. Har. 4241- j.
WASH, E.. 3001: broom modern home |;
furnished. Call Webster 4371.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Help Wonfed-Mole

WANTED-General machine man BOOTH
FURNITURE MANU-. CO.. 1853 Cornell.
PAPER HANGERS. 6: good, experienced.
at once. 81 E. Maryland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Musical Instruments

PLAYER piano. Ellington Manualo: cost
$3.50; good condition: $15 worth of
rolls; will trade for diamond or used car.
Lin 5743. 1902 +. Ohio St.
PIANO, starr" upright: fancy metal
trimming hand wrought candle sticks
attached, beautiful tone. Call Washington
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Suburban for Sale

5-RM. house and acres on Shebyville
Rd, near Bunker Hill school house: 4
miles southeast of Beech Grove; electric
lights, furnace. bath, barn and chicken
house; a.so acreage; lot $500. Call 2226
Shelby ST.
NEW Broom cottage, near Speedway.
Terms or trade: also . acres northwest.
NJ ain 1870 Randolph 4014.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Special Notices

WOULD like to locate Fred Roache. who
manufactures wonderful hair grower
GOLDIE JOHNSAUNO, 4121 Hoyt Ave.
PIANO PUPILS WANTED; BEGINNERS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Legal Notices

WE will sell Ford roadster. motor No.
1I556O99 on May 1Oe for storage
charges. WANGELIN-S SHARP CO., 443
Virginia Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
Situations Wanted Male

: = ~
JANTToR WORK OR CHAUFFEUR JOB.
500 - TALBOTT. RILEY 4l53.
YOUNG COLORED MAN WANTS HOUSE
WORK. WEEK OR HOUR. KEN. 1857.
CHAUFFEUR for private family or light
truck delivery. Lin. 6903.
BOY. 16, wants farm work Southport
preferred. 1924 Il. Thrtieth.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing
furniture. magazines. papers will help
us TO help others. Salvation Army Indus
trial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley
1922. ~ w Georgia.
CLOTHING-Ladies'. gents aud childrsns
Highest prices paid. Lansaw. Used Cloth
ing Store, 90S s. Meridian. DreXel 1857,
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Help Wanted Female

'$N~~N~~N~~SN~~Nr>>r>S
HERE is an opportunity for live. vide
awake. neat appearing single young lady
to start business career with definite
future in the advertising department OF a
progressive concern Must have pleasant
personality, quick 70 understand and will
ing to work. She will have excellent train
ing and supervision. knowledge of the
city and the ability to speak clearly and
hear well over the telephone are desirable
qualifications. See Mrs Kelsey at Times.
Please do not phone.
POWER machine operators on dresses.
Apply at once. SHIRLEY GARMENT
CO. 60l Murphy Bldg.
SALESLADIES OPPOR. NO EARN FROM
$50 TO $75 A WK. 625 MASS. AVE.
NURSE--For u -year-old baby: must stay
on place. white preferred. Wash. 1856
Girl FOR HOUSEWORK, WHITE; 2 IN
FAMILY. HUN. $40
WANTED-Middle-ag woman for house
work. Call Hum. 4949 or 5015 Guiltord
WHITE housekeeper for small family.
Kenwood 3124
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Il MONTH FREE

5oS e. Michigan six rooms; semi-mod-
ern: newly decorated; only S@5 per month.
Iin. $500.
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COLORED: Mass. Ave, 2O3S: 8 rooms
newly decorated, wa. pd.: ST.. M. 1908:
COLORED: Columbia, 2951 rms. gas,
cleo; insd. tit; wtr. pd. $50. Ke. 4123.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms
Room, for Rent With Boar

HIGH. 1922; room and board; modern
private home. DrcN 6317.
NOBLE, N. 43l children; mothers care;
private home.
PENNSYLVANIA. 1928 N: ROOM AND
BOARD: 2 PEOPLE. HAIR. 1S92-R.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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In Men1orlam Notices

IN MEMORIAM-In memory Of my dearly
beloved son, Harry p Mayer, who died
thirteen years ago today.
Gone but not forgotten ...,,,,,,,,
His loving MOTHER AND BROTHERS,
John. ROBERT HARVEY C. MAYER.