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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30
Manitoba Vote on Beer
Not Yet Fully Counted

Winnipeg, Man.. June 30.-F9
The large majority established by
cities in favor of the sale of beer by
the glass in Manitoba dwindled to-
day as returns from Wednesdays
provincial elections came in from
rural districts. Final results. how
ever, may not be known for two or
three days.
Returns tabulated today showed
41,745 votes in favor OF sale Of beer
blythe glass and 33.477 in favor Of
sale by the bottle under the cash
and carry" system. The cities. led by
Winnipeg's vote Of $4,000. cast IL
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30
Davis and His Bride Are
OFF for Their HONEYMOON

New York, June 80 up - Henry
Gassaway Davis, Sd. and his bride,
the former Miss Grace Vanderbilt.
today were en- route to Kootenay
lake. British Columbia, on their
honeymoon.
They had waited since their sur
prise marriage Tuesday for the
blessing Of the brides parents. Cen
eral and Mrs. Cornelous Vanderbilt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30

"Lively Heat" is the dancing, vigorous active heat
above a bed Of red-hot coals-above a modern gas
case it is the same heat Only the fuel is different 1t
is the Lively Heat that good cooks of all times have
known as the only kind of heat that do perfect
cooking and baking
Lively Heat" is produced by burning vapors gases
Contrasted to it is the anguid feless heat of candle
fame which might be termed 'lazy heat"
Red Star engineers found way to produce Lively
Heat in an oil stove. The Red Star Lively Heat
Burner converts common kerosene gasoline into
gaseous vapor which is then burned and produces the
same Lvely Heat" as COAL gas or electricity Natural
ly, there are no wicks or wick substitutes
Until you have seen foods that have been cooked by
Red Star you will not begin to realize what a ire
mendous difference "Lvey Heat" makes in cooking
results
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30

but failed to hear from ths. -.
cording to Cornelius Vanderbilt. ",
brother Of the bride.
An unidentified friend loaded IL
baggage Of tho newlyweds on q
train late last night at Grand Cen
trail terminal and the couple ct
aboard at the l25th street station.
The train was bound for Duffajo
where connections for the west could
be made.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30

SIS ballots In favor Of glass sales a
against the 1l.2zS votes cast In the
rural districts. Bottle sales were
favored by 17.305 voters in the
cities and 1912 in the country.
The general vote against extern
sion Of beer sale was 31.62s. Ap-
prevail Of the plan was voted by A.
$40. Sale Of beer direct from brew
cry to permit holders was opposed
by 3s,997 and favored by 33,357.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30

as the score indicated. She was car
rying all the games to deuce, but
was unable to make any Roadway
against the Spanish girl. who was
imposing her style of play upon her,
and keeping her away from the net
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Kathryn V. Roche, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Roche Of -
Union street. entertained 4 number
OF her little friends at 4 party At
her home today in honor Of her
NTH birthday anniversary. She re-
ceived many pretty gifts. Games
were played and refreshments
served.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30
NECKLACE AND $50 GONE

The police are investigating a re-
port by Mrs. Mary Carey Of Main
street that her pocketbook contain
ing a gold necklace and $50 in
bills was taken in the ladies' room
Of Main street store.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30
MOVIE ACTRESS KILLED
ACTING IN NIX PICTURES
Ethel Hall Was Double For Dorothy
Dwan-Metro Stunt Man Also
Meets Death.

Mercer, Calf. June 80 R-Miss
Ethel Hall. double for Dorothy
Dwan. moving picture heroine. was
fatally injured yesterday when she
was swept from q boat in the Mer-
ced river and dashed against a
boulder in the rapids during the
filming OF a Tom Mix thriller. Miss
Hall died Of fractured skull while
being taken to 4 hospital.
Miss Hall was scheduled to be
abandoned by the movie villain in
an open boat and to be rescued by
Mix as she neared the river rapids.
Before the rescue" was staged the
boat overturned and she was swept
into the rapids and dashed against
boulder. An actual rescue follow
ed, but not in time to save her life.
Cordova, Alaska, June 10 ~
Ray Thompson, 70. Los Angeles
stunt man. Joseph Bautin. -. jun
eau, and F. H. Daughters. %. spo-
kane, lost their lives yesterday in
the rapids Of the Copper river IN
Abercrombie Canyon so miles from
Cordova while filming '"The Trail
of 'es" for the Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer location company.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30

tered New Bedford High in Feb
ruary. 1894. and graduated Gx
months ahead Of those who entered
with her. She plans to enter Brown
university.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-30

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Ans
FOR YOUR WANTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16
REBEL GOVERNOR
DEPOSED IN MEXICO
Military Seeking Capture of Al
media of chihuahua to Deliver
Him for Trial.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, April 16.--The
Legislature of the State of chihuahua
notified President Gales today that
j. A Ameida, who is leading a revolt
had been deprived Of his Office as gov.
ernor of the state and that an effort
was being made to capture and deliver
him 10 the authorities for trial It an
nounced that Manuel Mascarenas, jr,
had been appointed his successor.
Dispatches said that Ameida and
the mayor of Chihuahua City, Socorro
Garcia. with n group of followers, had
revolted against the government and
were in the San BuenaVentura Noun
tains.
The Legislatures notification was in
reply to a message which President
Gales had sent to the Speaker of the
Legislature. declaring that no reason
existed for "Almeida's rebellion" con-
seouently the local difficulties must be
settled.
Military forces commanded by Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16

American women are stepping into
the silk stocking class and getting
away from the use of cotton with unu'
sual speed, the Census Bureau re-
vealed in statistics on the coun'
trys hosiery production Although
the dry figures of the bureau make no
reference to the length of women's
skirts, the abbreviated character of
the skirt may have something to do
with the movement toward silk stock
ings.
Wholesale value of American-pro-
duced hosiery in 1925 was 411,S66, 900.
which was about s per cent more than
the value in 1928. when the previous
manufacturing census was taken. but
the output and value of women's cot
ton stockings fell off, the loss being
more than made up by the enhanced
production of silk, near-silk and silk
mixed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16
HEAVY Losses RumOred.
Set Polishing Condemned.

polishing of radio sets should be
discouraged. In most cases the wood
Of the cabinet is such that it does not
require polish to remove finger marks,
a gentle rubbing with a dry cloth
being quite sufficient to make it look
new. The trouble with a liquid
polish is that some of the fluid may
get into the set itself, either through
the open top or through one of the
controls. 1t has been known to get
behind a dial and run in through a
condenser shaft. The trouble with
any polish is that the owner feels OBJ
hged to rub hard in order to bring
up. polish. This rubbing may be a
source OF set trouble, through
Earring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16
Reports American Women Are Rapidly
Passing Into the Silk Stocking Glass

Taking the figures in lump, 1t ap'
peared that in 1925 American plants
knitted SO ,597,SS4 dozen pairs of WON.
ems hose, worth 1902, 100000, of
about the same quantity as were
knitted in 1923. but the value in the
earlier year was but $27S,000,0OO. The
value decrease was due to the fact
that in 1928 there were 34.500 900
dozen pairs of cotton hose for women
made while IN 1925 the cotton stock
ings had dropped to a total of 2S,6O0'-
900 dozen pairs.
In the matter of half-hose made for
men, the total 1925 production was
about 40. 900 900 dozen pairs against
81. 900 900 dozen in 1928. and the
value was Sl01, 900. against S9s'"
S46.231 The trousered sex, however,
stuck much better to cotton, although
there was some changing over to
SIMMER materials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16
FRENCH ENGINEER HITS
CONDITION OF HIGHWAYS
Parts of Main Roads Are Termed
Boys, and Postwar Structures
Declared Poor.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, April 16.-France' once.fa-
nous roads again are in a deplorable
state, in the opinion of Charles Fa-
roux, leader among automobile en-
gineers and touring authorities.
Faroux has called upon Andre Tar
dieu. minister of public works, for an
explanation. declaring that parts Of
the ,000-kilometer system of main
highways are almost boys, and that
hundreds of kilometers are barely pass
able.
Besides this main system Of hard
roads, France has more than 100000
kilometers of small roads and lanes,
but it has been the governments pol
icy to see that the chief arteries are in
good condition.
War, says Faroux. wrecked the mac
adm roads, but after the war they
We're rebuilt and repaired, until last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16

Vega were ordered to pursue Almeida,
while measures had been taken to pre-
vent his brother, A. b. Almeida,
mayor of Juarez, from staging an
uprising
Rebels who revolted recently at
Carachio, about 80 miles southwest of
Chihuahua City, were overtaken by
federal troops at Nonoava, says re-
port to the war department by the
military commandment at Chihuahua,
Gen. Marcelo Caraveo. He stated that
the leader. Francisco Lonzano, was
killed, and that four of his accomplices,
Marcelo Estrada. Angel Patton, Jeus
Soils and Severe Gordon, were sum
marily executed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16

have to wear bathing suits unless they
desire. but mo artificial aids to shape
Illness" are TO be permitted beneath
whatever single tight.ftting garment
the contestants want TO wear. TN
bathing suit regulation was made op
tional, the league announced, because
many provincial Gretchens shy at re
vealing too much of their figures in
public. The winners of the city con
tests will then enter finals in Berlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16

The crowns of all Gretchens. in
Guiding that of Hide Quandt. who
was recently chosen as the prettiest
girl from so competitors, have been
challenged as unrepresentative. So
the League for the Cultivation of
Physical Beauty has organized a con-
test on the American plan. Forty-four
cities already have consented to select
their priced beauties.
The rules provide that girls will not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16

That advanced age does not lessen
the delight in clothes was shown when
a woman of 81 years participated in a
mannequin parade with girls 50 years
her junior in the East End of London.
She thoroughly enjoyed the experience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16

year they were in fair condition. Now,
he declares, the whole road system Is
going to pot and the work of years is
all but undOne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16
a. GERMAN CITIES AID
BEAUTY CONTEST PLAN
BY the Associated Press.

BERLIN, April 16.-Germany is
soon to have a beauty queen worthy
of the title "Fraulein Deutschland" TO
participate in international beauty
contests.
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/. Help Wanted Female

HERE is an opportunity for live. wide
awake. neat-appearing single young lady
to start business career with definite
future in the advertising department of a
progressive concern Must have pleasant
ing to work She will have excellent train
ing and supervision. Knowledge Of the
hear well over the telephone are desirable
qualifications. See Mr.. Copley at Times
Please do not phone.
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)ARD or school COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS,
BY LRE NJ. FRAZER

r,,1,..,- =, Business Director
THE Cleyeland Cincinnati Chicago q 81
LOUIS Railway Co. the Evansville. Tndiep,
Peeqria Eastern and CINCINNATI S 1S srs
dT, April 3 1877 Ut their unclaim,d
ssfreiFht station c9pitoi Ave and SOUTH
m. tbS e p6inwinsI nd ds.c starting $50
less previously claimed by rightfui OWNER
co,, n0t number Consignsc aud destination
OH. 3SI-.-o,N w; s. shiplcy. Plstishurr.
town R22 T6 Cole Cole Asirs ( Moore, Hasrrs.
R-47--Allcghcny Com. Cleveland Ohio
R,,4sE,Alleshcny Co. Cleveland. Ohio. .
R,,5@IiCSlayton Durham, Toledo. Ohio.
R.5i--lIs D. Smith, chrisman, ILL.,. IS
brl and I 0 KEGS roof coating. q brii. and
= kegs Plastic cement,
cla E5smB 5bl -Four Paint Paint and vsruish Co.
-, R.S01BiS Four Paint and yarnish Co.
clf Fsomr 9sS 1c mt eT g sS sTcSs
: R.6iSDcrr: stein s Co, Evansville. Ind.
f RS$9 aoa % NIL mandy ,ncho.,,, ma
R.9s-o,N +. ". sanderson. AshmoreC
R-64-Central Petroleum Co. Cleveland
= R.gf %@Bis -Four Pain. and varnish
~ R.9951BiE -Four Paint and varnisihi Co.
cleyyeslaand Ohio. 2 drums paint.
Ohio o9- M "S E Mechanic Co.. Cleveland.
=, R-97--Big -Four Paint and varnish Co.
Cieyel9snd, ohio. l bx. paint. can oil.
Cleveland, Ohio / drum ce Gem 'l''" w.
., k-VD-National Lnbricating OIL Co.
OigRSelaond, one po, J. b6l; OIL; 49,
Cleveland, Ohio. / bx. paint.
RR15l-stewart Bros, Cleveland. Ohio,
R,52EFuiton Paint Co.. Cleveland. Ohio.
R,79@Davidsou Piow Co., Evansville.
:. R-so4o-N Woodward Hotel. Robinson.
III. bNs' galv' steel elect. signs. bdl.
R.s2 H-American Stock Co, riffin,
R.S3-Capitol Food Co.. Tiffin. Ohio. .
R.si@American Stock Co.. THIN. Ohio.
R.S5--Xmeriean stock Co. Thin. Ohio.
R-s6--American Stock Co. Thin, Ohio.
B,s7Gcapltol Food Co.. Tiffln. Ohio. IL
R-se-Joshua and Sarah west shelby.
vile. Ind bag iron pipe httings. bdl.
.R-6l--Joshua and Sarah West. Shelby
vile Ind {, drums car. calcium.
-, R-a3-Williamson Candy Co., Chicago.
R.9s@ThomSs Moody. Muncie. Ind. 1
R-90--Red Cross Mfg. Co.. 81. Louis.
Mo-, , kegs fruit juice.
R-102-A. Raymond. Chicago. H., s
bdl, concession booths.
R-103-National Lubricating OIL Co.,
Cleveland. Ohio. drum oil.
R-lOB-Capitol Food Co.. THIN. Ohio.
q sacks stock salt.
R.107-The See Why Co.. Chicago. H..
Ri 'ios@Ksny 4, Dye. LeesOurr. Ind. a
CNR-7-Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Burketsyille, Ohio, . flbre bxa, stationery.
-, R.ilO-Terrgra Pan Candy Co, Chicago,
ILL.,. / Gaze candy
R.1ii-o.N connersvine Furniture Co..
Connersvillc. Ind. bdl. abrasive paper,
Inspection Of shipments can be made
THURSDAY. April 2. 1927. between 4 q. m
Persons claiming any OF the foregoing
described articles will state TO the under
signed the numbcr OF same, pay charges
and take same away prior TO date OF sale
Description of packages are copied from
the freight or way bill. but neither tho
quantity or contents are guaranteed.
Terms OF sale. cash or certified check
payable Immediately at conclusion OF sale.
J. X. VANCE freight Claim Agent.
McFABBES %G ~ los c6sa iAn'''' Ind
March "a. 81. 1927. .i...lrASAf-
:. Z. 49,. .sAts.
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MEXICAN REVOLT
SEEMS NOW BUT 4.
MATTER OF TIME
Lifting of Arms Embargo by
U. S. Would Be Signal
for Action.
By William PhiIip slmms

STAFF Correspondent scripps.HowSrd News
papers
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Revo-
luton in Mexico would now seem
largely a question OF time.
Upon leaving Mexico City, a fort
night ago, had 1t from "A conserva.
tive authority that the most powerful
anti.Calles faction in the country, a
faction backed by the religious ele.
ments there. had everything In readi-
ness to strike.
Their signal would be the lifting
of the arms embargo by the Govern
ment at Washington.
This would be taken to mean that
the United States was thumbs
down" on President Gales and an
open invitation to his enemies to
Dust him from power.
Funds for Conflict.
A rich war chest, ! was further
informed, would be at the disposal OF
the revolutionaries at the proper
time, part OF this money coming
from north OF the Rio Grande. But
the funds would not be forthcoming
until the success OF the cause seemed
reasonably assured.
BY this was meant. II was OK.
planned that there must first be
easy access to the necessary arms.
and second. the virtual assurance
that the new government would be
accorded recognition by the United
States once President Gales has
been overthrown.
Even now the position OF President
Gales is extremely difficult, II not
precarious. Guerilla warfare has
already begun. Almost daily. bands
of rebels. varying in size from n
corporals guard TO regimental pro-
portions, are reported In dispatches
as being active in this or that region
Of the country.
The hold.up and burning of the
southbound train from Laredo Satur,
day night by some 300 men shout
ing viva Christ, the Kingw was
only symptomatlc OF what is going
on with growing frequency.
Unfriendly Act
No matter how our Government
may have meant Mexico to take the
abrogation OF the anti-smuggling
treaty next Monday. Mexicans them.
selves can but consider II an UNI
friendly act. quite as Senator
Borah, chairman OF the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, fears.
They are perfectly aware that
denunciation of the treaty will make
IT easier for Gales opposition to
'smuggle arms into Mexico Gun run.
ming is bound TO increase making the
above mentioned rebel bands more
and more dangerous as time goes on
Before the anti-smuggling treat y.
was abrogated, the Gales goverrft
ment considered that Secretary OF
state kellogg was pointing a loaded
gun at its head. Ills latest gesture
will have the appearance OF cock.
ing the gun-putting II on the half
trigger One more little pull and off
1t viii SO with q bang.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Miscellaneous for Sale


GAS RANGES used: thoroughly over.
hauled: $40 and up. Delivered and CON
nected. Charles Koehring. S82 Vir. Ave.
GAS RANGE. new cost $85: sell cheap:
leaving toYn. Eve. DRexel 1194-R.
GAS range refrigerator, coal-range bed
complete; other articles. Ken. 1857.
HOOSIER MALT CO.. 1856 W. Washington
St. Main 2848. Free delivery.
ICE machine and large refrigerator; bar
,vs gain. ood Address JOHN H. TALGE. Call
MALT: red top. 80 cents: buckeye. 40
cents; Miller. 80 cents can; bottle caps.
% cents gross; 100 per cent pure malt.
Hoosier Malt Dist. Co. 1865 W. Wash. ST
Main 2S4S. Delivery to all parts city.
POTATO Chip Outfit: priced to sell at
once. Box 53. Greensburg. Ind,
SPEED boat, Baby Buzz" also general
purpose boat and johnson big turn mo-
tor: all perfect condition; for sale cheap.
For particulars call BERNARD BATTY
Main $500. Res. Hum. 2231.
SPRING coat; green white wedding dress
both size 10. Call Har. 3170-W.
SUITS. mems; two good three-piece. Will
sell reasonably. Call Har. 4364-W.
BARGAINS
Uncalled for suits, late patterns and
styles. GOOD selection. LINCOLN TAILOR
SHOP. "a Kentucky Ave.
NEW Electric Shoe Repair Outfit for sale
cheap r. E. CHENOWETH. 225 N.
Delaware st,
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Coal ana w ood

Wheeling Csc a Ton.
Ind. 2-in. shovel lump. 49,. .$4.95
Ind. Gin. forked lump ...... 5.25
VIGO COUNTY NO. 3.
w. Va. 2-in. forked lump. e. 6.OO
w. Va. Ain. forked lump. $50
w. Va. Gin. forked lump. .... 6.75
J-B Kentucky block ........ 100
Norton, smokeless mine run 6.25
Norton Ain. forked lump. 80. CTS
No. POGO. Ain. forked lump. $50
J-B Ain. forked lump. ....... 500
Cash only. No charge.
359 w. Ray. DIR excl 1011
Agents wanted, full or part time.
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Houses for Rent


BEECH GROVE : Broom modern. S35.
BUCHANAN ST.. 72l: one-half double: 9
: rms. inside toilet: newly decorated and
painted only $50 per mo. Call Lin. 5000.
BURTON Ave, 2705 semi-modern: good
condition: s15 month. Ran. 0734.
coMAR, 1920; 5 rms, mod. except fur
mace: water paid: $3.50. DRex. -2278:
double: near s. East St, Dr.: 14o4.J:-.-
hgat. water: garage: S35. Hum. 447s.
DORMAN.. 318:. modern duplex; newly
deco. New York. F.. 104S: reasonable.
EAST s SBafF b3a SEQ dm Ms d0uP P4so
EUCLID, n, 1881 mod, 5 rooms: Al
: ssmi-modern: 20 web. 4l57 1Ou
GEMT ST. 2121 g2zg 4 kag NIL ssT5
bath Webster 1904. Webster 6617.
modern: Ss2. Bel. 35os o''Ns0' 80
ILL. N. 2019: mod. lower duplex: heat
furn.: suitable 2 COUPLES. Har. 1854.
MABEL. .02QI17 rooms, semi mod. double;
garagr 500. Drex. 3s95-M.
MARTINDALE. 2934: colored: rooms:
inside toilet: SD: water pd. Ma. 1850.
PENN. 1880 N. 6-rm. modern double:
+ gar. water pd.: reasonable. Ken. 40S5.
PRATT. W.. 230 mod. Broom cottage:
hardwood floors walk. dist. Lin. 9105:
STATE. s.. S22: 6-rm. single house: bath:
garage: $50; water paid. Ken. 1924.
TERRACE Ave. E., 1421; broom cottage
and garage: semi-modern: $50.
TUXEDO. S., 10; 5 rooms: semi-mod.:
> good condition; water paid. Web. $3.50.
UDELL; 3 rooms; gas, electricity; paved
street: S12. Ran 0734.
WASHINGTON, E.. l1231 "a 4 nice rooms
and bath; S. week or $40 month.
18th. f.. 1920 good 4-room double; cleo
tricity: $1a. per month. Web. 3608.
1857 W. 10Th: rms BATH furnace. ga
rage; modern: square Riverside car:
rent SD, with water paid.
33D, W., IA: 8 rooms and bath: $50 per
mo. +. c., FUTILE & BRO. 233 E.
Ohio. Main 1168.
COLORED: n. West St. 636 "; rms.
mod; oath. Paca St.. Oil: 5 rooms;
semi modern. Johnston, 726; 3 rooms:
electricity. Kenwood 4125.
NORTH SIDE-Dandy lower duplex, g.
rm.: heat. water furn.: reas. RI. 1907.
COLORED-W 10th; 4 rooms, modern;
500. WRIGHT, Lin. 5533. Ran. 4143.
DOUBLE for rent. 1850 Cornell Ave;
$50; large size yard Hum. 4026.
7-ROOM modern; brick house. Call Beech
Grove 82-J i.
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MisceIloneous Wanted

HOUSE ceaningl Your surplus clothing
furniture. magazines papers will help
us to help others. Salvation Army Indus
trial Home. Phone for wagon Riley
1922 l27 w GEORGIA
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BUILDINGS
Notice Is hereby given that the Board
OF School Commissioners Of the city OF
Indianapolis. Ind. will up TO the hour OF
II o'clock a. M, Thursday April z, 1927,
offer for sale TO the highest bidder certain
buildings located on school grounds. as
said buildings cannot be advantageously
used for school or library purposes
All bids must be submitted In writing
In sealed envelope. with writing thereon
plainly indicating to which building or
buildings the bid pertains.
The following buildings located at
School NO. 3 are offered for sale:
One "a frame residence which has been
used for school purposes and Is known and
designated as 43O n. Davidson ST.:
One a. frame residence which has
been used for school purposes and Is
known and designated as 432 N. Davidson
ST.;
One ~ frame residence which has
been used for school purposes and IA
known and DESIGNATED as 431 n. Fulton ST.:
One t) one-room portable school build
ing with lean-to on north side and desig
mated as No. APO N. Fulton ST.:
One Cd one-room portable school build
ing designated az 42I y. Fulton ST.
The Board reserves from the sale all
heating and lighting equipment and slate
blackboards now installed In said build.
Bids must be made on each building
separately. Said above named buildings
to be removed from the premises by the
purchaser within thirty 800 days from
date of sale. In all cases the foundations
are to be removed to at least twelve Inches
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Musical Instruments

CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music
Piano. harmony and ali dance orchestral
instruments 106 Pembroke Arc. Ri. $500.
EDISON phonograph and records; will
swap for good used car or cash Room
30S. 10Y s. Capitol Ave.
PIANO. Meynard upright: good condition;