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New Britain herald., 1928-06-23
Store Window Opened,
 Burglar Alarm Sounds

At 4:15 this morning the burglar alarm in Goldsmith's store on Broad street sounded and Officer Anthony Cstach. who was on his way home, notified Lieutenant Rival. It was found that a rear window was open, causing the gong to clang. but search of the premises failed to dis. close any evidence of a burglary.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23
BOYS CLUB OUTING

Their outing sponsored by mem- bers of the kiwanis club. about 150 members of the Boys club will 60 to Lake Compounce this afternoon on their annual outing. They will leave the club at 1 o'clock. The afternoon will be given over to ath- letic proGrams
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23
CHORUS GIRLS ORGANIZE

Chicago. June 23 RNChicaeo's c,4oo chorus girls have decided to organize a labor union for the pro. motion of more cash and lesa con. versation. So announces Miss Lortts Clevenser, in charge of orsanisatisa work.
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CAPTURE ORVlLLE WEBB
Last of Perry Gang Held at Knox
vile, Tenn.

Detective Chief Jerry Kinney was
notified today of the capture of Or
vile Webb, termed by detectives the
last of the Perry gang" at Knox
vile, Tenn. Webb will be returned
here to face trial on charges of auto
banditry and burglary.
First arrests of the Perry gang
sters were made by Lieut.. Patrick
O'Connor's squad about a month
ago after engaging in a gun battle
in which Wilbur Allen, pal of Ever
rett Perry, was killed.
Perry was captured at that time
and a roundup of suspects brought
confessions that solved more than
sixty safe-crackings, hold-ups and
burglaries in Indianapolis and
neighboring cities.
All Perry gangsters were given
long prison terms and police con-
tinued to search for Webb, the last
member to be still at large.
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the subsidiary candidates through
with him. The machine would keep
running for another two years at
least.
So they entered the genial Watson
as Republican candidate for nomi-
nation as the President Of the
United States. And when they did
it, they knew and he knew and the
gentlemen who juggle national poll
tics knew and every one but a few
overpersuaded voters knew, that he
hadn't the chance of an ice cream
cone on red-hot stove. That, Of
course, wasn't the point.
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Special Notices

PERSONAL COACHING-For u. S. civil
service examinations for permanent Gov
ernmt positions Rm. 1907, City Trust Bid.
ELECTREAT-Body massage corrects poor
circulation and nervousness. JEAN
SKINNER. ili2 Central. Apt K. Ii. 1878
MESSAGES. BATHS-Special treatments
for colds etc; graduate nurse. Ha. 3504-J.
PRIVATE HOME-Feeble, aged people;
chronic cases speciality. Ha. 3504-J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; a speciality. PEARLS
Hand Laundry. Ia. 0815. 25ll Annette
OSTEOPATHIC-Massa and internal
baths. Marg. Sellers. 3l2 E. Wash, RIM. 10
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Houses for Rent

BROADWAY. 1929-9-room modern house.
excellent for roomers. Only s35. Ia 62l6.
CHESTER, 902 N.-6-room modern double,
garage: SAL. Oh. l242-W.
COLLEGE. 1876 rms mod Hardwood
floors; screens; garage water pd.; $50. so.
COTTAGE. Mushroom house: gas. cleo;
water paid: rent reduced 10 Slo; nice
neighborhood. owner. Hu. 1888.
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MACHINE GROUP
NAMED WATSON,
AUTHOR CLAIMS
irwin Says Senator Chosen
in National Plan to
Defeat Hoover.

This is the first of three articles by
VIII Irwin, the worlds greatest living
reporter, entitled Indiana, Be Your
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Death Notices

GRUND. SOPHIA - Beloved mother Of
Ethel Meats Edith Hartsock, George and
H bdT Of !ad a pR95a M a%sv rat
the home. 1926 Linden St. Sunday,
April 90 Funeral Wednesday,. May 2.
2 .. m. at above address. Friends In
Nited Burial Grown Hill.
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Instructions
Help Wanted Male

PIANO-And harmony lesson; full hour
81; grad. teacher. Ri. 5000.
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. N. I70l-Nicely furn. rm.,
kitchen opt, meals opt, home privileges.
Ha. l358-R
AUDUBON RID. 1913 N-COMFORTABLE,
TURN. RIM; PRI HOME; MOD; GAR.
IR. 2517
CLINTON HOTEI-29 Virginia Ave; de-
,sirable rms. $3.50 TO S6 per WIZ.
COLLEGE, 2429-WeH furn., large, airy
rm..S5 to refined gentleman. He. 5255.
COLLEGE. 3222-Attractive front ROOM
garage optional. Wa. 203l-J.
DELAWARE. NJ, 515-All modern; we'll
Turn, sleeping rms; steam heat; bath
and phone: $3.50 up. Ma. 1877.
EASTERN AVE.-Young man or business
woman: breakfast opt. Oh. 222l-W.
GRAY, N. s23-Nicely furnished room; l
or ?; gar, kitchen. phone privileges.
ILLINOIS. N. 43l. No. 5-Nice front airy
room: twin beds. modern: phone
MERIDIAN. S, Housekeeping rm. on car
line, modern; with garage,
MERIDIAN, N. 2317-AttractiVe airy front
sleeping room all modern.
PARK AVE. Comfortable pleasant
room; rent reasonable. Ri. 1879.
RANDOLPH. 1923 S.--Eewly- furnished.
modern: I or girls. SO or $3.50.
TALBOT. N. 2230-Furnished room. mod
ern home. close: Penn. car. Ia. 1913.
18TH. E., 53l-Attractive, modern rm.:
or .; Central car line. Ri. 5286
32D. E, 603-Light. well ventilated, steam
heat convenient bus and carline; break
fast ODtiOnal. Wa. 2036.
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STOREROOM- Brand new theater bldg.
1915 Virginia Ave. excellent business 10
cation in thriving community; short or
long time lease. MR. GRIST. Dr. All.
3-Large Office rooms: good location near
30th and illinois, SIS per mo- 3oth St.
r F. Co. 10 w 3oth St ia. 653l.
2-CAR sPACE-Tn garage for repair work
963 n. Scinto 81. IL aA22
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In Memorian1 Notices

IN MEMORABILIA memory Of our only
son who left us ten years ago today
May l, 1918.
As God seen 1T to call you home,
We mourn the loss OF you
And live III hopes of meeting you again
Where parting VIII be no moro.
FATHER, MOTHER. SISTER and
daughter ADA LEE HARRIS
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YOUR Credit is Good

YOUR Credit lis OOOG
You can phone in your want ads and
/ have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no. past due. ac-
! counts on our books. Avail yourself OF
this opportunity. A courteous girl will help
| YOU write your ad. Call Main $500. Want
Ad Dept.
| WIDOW-Will share home with refined
| cOnnlh. Cell eNenings. NV. l64A-R.
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Lots for Sale

WILL BUILD
3-room houses, S640 and up: 4-room
houses, sl025 and up; 4-room stucco,
81 SOS and up.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
L. C. BRIGHTMIRE co. Ii. 1910.
LOTT square from Garfield Park. Bar
gain; see G. SEYFRIED. 1889 Ringgold.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted

BABY'S COMB-Bathtub & dressing table.
Mover boon used. ReaS. Owner. Ia. 4619
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Cottages and Resorts
Business Places for Rent

BARGAIN Furnished cottage. Little Chap
man Lake. kosciusEo County: terms Il
desired. Address K Box Is. warsaw. Ind.
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Apartments for Rent

WHITTIER PL.. N. 2S-3-room modern,
light. gas, heat and telephone; $50. II.
4-ROOM-S i-modern apt. and garage !;
east. near Wash. ST.. $50 per mo. Call
Ii. 23l8 or Wa. 2l8l.
WESTMINSTER APIS
2725 N. Meridian: living-rocm. inca
door bed, dining-room. small bedroom.
thoroughly equipped kitchentte. Rent in
cludes heat. water light and gas; $50.
See custodian or call 1891
H. H. WOODSMAIL CO.. INC.
We insure everything but the hereafter.
Nights, holidays. LESTER JOHNSON,
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Business Properties

ILLINOIS. n. l506-Improyed sl0.500.
Northeast corner Morris and Senate. rents
Tor s36O YEARLY. $4,000 Manufacturing
site . corners. also buildings and sur
face switch. bargain DR.. 3233
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81; grad teacher. III. 3O80.
Help Wanted Male
MAN. wIFE-No small children. for farm.
Wife emp. for farm work. Best reference
demanded. Salary. Box ITO, Times.
10 EXPERIENCED-Sho statesmen wanted.
Apply at once. DANIELS. Wash. & Dela.
BARBER wanted; steady work guaranteed:
must be good. 3505 Mass. Ave.
Inexperienced clothing statesmen wanted.
Apply at once. Daniels, Delaware q Wash.
Help Wanted Female
AMBITIOUS WOMEN = Splendid oppor-
tunity S15-S20 week; part time. BE. 2428.
WHITE ,Housekeeper;, good cook; - state
what salary expected. Box lO7 Times.
IO-Experienced shoe, sales girls wanted.
Situations Wanted Male
MAN 5O-very deaf. wants work Handy
with tools. Lawn work, pass bills or farm
work. Life exp. on farm. Address 1906
CARPENTER. exp; garages. small Jobs;
any line work. Ha. 35O4-J.
Want to book games with strong state
baseball teams Call SAM r. RHOADES.
Phone 1-29 or write townsville. Ind.
Situations Wanted Female
FAMILY. wAsHINGs-In my home; prices
reasonable. Ri. 1878. after ESQ.
FAMILY WASHINGS- Curtains Numbered:
exp. reliable woman. he. 56l9
HALLIDAY work; general houseworG; exp;
reliable woman. or. 3657-W.
care, also curtains. sprds, blkets. Ia. 5665.
SPRING CLEANING: exp. colored girl; by
the dav. Oh. 52l4
PLAIN SEWING
Prices reasonable. $50 N. Alabama. Ri. o882
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES carefully laundered.
Reliable. exp. woman. Re. 5433.
CURTAIN-Laundering a speciality. Expert.
HUI 4033.
Business Announcements
HOUSE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. cleaning. fl.
finishing wall wash. DR.. 1888, Dr.. 1907
HOUSE WIRING-S3 a room.
W. F. REIMER. Oh. Gall.
INTERIOR DECORATINC-Paper hanging.
painting. Est free. Sample shown Ma. 1875
PAPER CLEANERS, 81 a room.
White men. LOHMAN, DIR. 4147.
Decorating. furn. rehnished,
gen. repairs. Salyard &. Woods. ia. zs44.
Paper Hanging
Painting
Interior Decorating
Expert. courteous workmen. Payments
il desired Be 1928 RI. 2649.
r G. Randolph
PAPER CLEANING EXPERTs-Dr. 1910.
Jones and Miller.
PAPER HANGING-And painting. work
manship guaranteed BE. 3920-W.
PAPER HANGING-Paper furnished; viii
bring samples; work guar. BE. 2a59-J.
RUG, QxI4. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. 81
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852.
SEWING MACHINE RFPAIRED-In you-
own home: all makes HOLLAND FUR
NITURE co. Ii. 1898.
THE KIDDIES SHOP
We sell and repair new and used
bicycles. radios. tricycles. sccoters, tires, etc
$40 Mass. Ave. Ma. 4769.
H DINKLA-2650 E. 34th; cont. painter.
free est. comp. Est. 1902. CHI 2662-W.
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Suburban for Sale

WILL BUILD
3-room houses S64O and up; 4-room
houses, 1,O25 and up; 4-room stucco,
81, $50 and up.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED
L. G. BRIGHTMIRE CO. Ii. 7sl0
SIX ROOM modern bungalow: garage; on
corner lot screened in front porch; 8
bedrooms: priced right for quick sale.
Address Box 6. Cumberland, Ind.
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Wanted to Rent
Storage and Transfer

FURNISHED HOUSES AND APIS
Wanted. Call Ii. 1918 SCHLOSS BROS.
INV. CO. 1877 Z. Wash. st.
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ReaL Estate for Exchange
Real Estate Wanted

-RAI COTTAGE-Waute in good cond.
and locality; mod. or semi moo. NO down
pavwent. Paw Ike rent Box G 1872. Times.
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Barter and SlU0p

PLAYER PIANO-Take equity in cheap
lot or used car. or sell IS down, $3.50 per
week. Ia 1921.
PAINTINC-Roofing or timing by reliable
man: exchange for good car. Be. 1855.
TRADE VTCTROLA FOR PAPER HANG
ING. 3 ROOMS. RI e932.
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Situations Wanted Male

MAN 50-Verv deaf. wants work. Handy
with tools. Lawn work. pass bills or farm
work Life exp. on farm. Address 1906
Hall Place.
CARPENTER: exp; garages, small Jobs;
any line work. Ha. 3504-J.
Want to book games with strong Sta te
baseball teams. Call SAM r. RHOADES.
Phone 1-29 or write townsville, Ind.
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Jim Watson had kept his hands
from picking and stealing, but owed
his career to the machine and had
always returned the favor by ap-
pointments and special favors.
The plan had other attractive
angles The big boys outside the
State who were trying to block the
candidacy of Herbert Hoover and
turn the Republican national con-
vention into trading match, were
looking for "favorite son" candidates
in all the doubtful States. To nom
mate Watson in the presidential pri-
mary was to secure quiet-oh, very
quiet-but effective support from
without
The glittering prospect y IN
diana President in the White
the first since young Harrl>
might swing lot of hesitating and
sentimental voters. Touch of State
pride-see? And Watson might pull
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Houses for Sale
BEING COMPLETED

BEINT COMPLETED
A f1veroom thoroughly modern bunga-
low at 1912 Z Bradbury VIII paint.
paper. furnish electric fixtures. shades
and linoleun to suit purchaser. Price
$4,000; clear Of all Barrett assessments.
Terms. $3.50 cash. $40 per month viii
consider vacant lot as cash payment
+. J. VIEHAANN CO. Realtors, Builders
142 N. Delaware st.
Ri. 284O Res. Irv. 1922
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OTTO j. SUESZ
Packing hauling. storage. Low rates or
California shipments Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads. Main 1858
Rilev 1923. CHI 4S79-0Go9-W.
TRANSFER feed. gen hauling H2l
E. 64th W. z. Rodocker. Wa. ABB.
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Pets and Live Stock

RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and service. Cunmins Bros.
Radio Co. "a W. Ohio St. Ii. 3656.
BUILDIN - REPAIRING: AERIALS.
SERVICE CALLS s1.50. CT. 0959.
RADIO. SJAGLE: ELECTRIC. OWNER
WILL SELL CHEAP. Ri. 3046.
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Apartments for Rent

g. llTH-Choice Walbrook; large
.itchen.: newly deco; $3.50. Ha. 0687-W.
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Z rOOmS., MODERN, gas,
ad heat furn.; $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-25
MARMON CLUB
AT FRENCH LICK
PaCemaker Statesmen Name
Ohio Man Head.
BY sWEDE SWANSON

Automobile Editor. The indianapolis Times
FRENCH LICK, Ind, Aug. 25.-
Ten pedestrians to the gallon is the
quota of up-to-date taxicab drivers"
declared Senator Ford, we'll known
humoriSt, speaking before more than
Seventy-five members of the Mar
mon Pacemakers Club, an roganiza-
ton of the Marmon company'S
leading statesmen, at the annual
banquet of the club at the French
Lick Springs Hotel here Friday
night
The first day of he convention was
spent in Indianapolis Thursday with
full program of visits to the
various plant units of the Marmon
factory and Murray Body Corpora
ton and an inspection of the Indi-
annapolis Motor Speedway.
Speakers Friday were John
Tainsh, sales manager: G. A. j.
Hadley, sales promotion manager;
Philip Rozelle, member of the sales
promotion staff and William T.
Young Jr., vice president of the
AAOAlAC4 hACNC6 GOlllpdIly.
The four leading statesmen of he
PacemakerS' Club installed as
Officers are Robert Allen of Cleve-
land. president; H. E. Muller of
Jamaica, L. l., vice president; H. E.
Gamble of Akron, Ohio, secretary,
and Spencer Pope of Pottsville, Pa,
treasurer
Other factory men attending in
cluded Nicholas Moore. publicity
manager; H. L. Crawford, Fred L.
Virtue, A. G. Avery and James A.
Carvin.
Indianapolis statesmen attending
were Ellison Fadeley, Frank Wise,
Hugh WEIGH, D. H. Lewis, Hugh M.
Kippenberg.
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BUILDING WORK
IN STATE GAINS
over JULY, 1927
Indiana Ranks Twelfth With
7 Per Cent Increase;
City Higher.

Indiana placed twelfth among the
States in building construction
totals during July and made a 7 per
cent gain over July of last year, ac-
cording to the survey of the build
ing department of S. w. Strauss &
Co. Indianapolis building was far
in excess of that of the State,
showing an IS per cent gain and
this city placed seventeenth among
the cities throughout the country
the survey states.
Other Cities Gain
Other Indiana cities showing sig
nificant gains we're Shelbyville, $50
per cent over July, 1927; Michigan
City, 312; Huntington, $50, and FIT.
Wayne, SO per cent.
Indianapolis building registered a
16 per cent gain over June of this
year; Huntington, 32l per cent, and
Vincennes, 1872 per cent.
Building totals for July, 1928, and
July, 1927, we're listed as follows:
Cov,nrar ieOrS AY,rouncad
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REGAL CHAIN STORES
TO ENLARGE QUARTERS

F. G. Buddenbaurn, general man
ager and treasurer of the Regal
Stores, Inc, announced plans for
a warehouse addition to be erected
adjoining the present warehouse
and general offices at 125 to 127 N
Davidson st. L. N. Sturges, archi-
tect. is drawing the plans.
The addition will have a frontage
Of 10 feet on Davidson st. and a
depth of 1875 feet.
There are now 1875 Regal stores in
Indiana. Officers of the company
are John S. Mitchell, president;
Carl Scudder and 2. -. Mitchell,
vice presidents; w. W. Dragoo, sec
rotary: o. G. Baldwin, sales direc-
tor; P. B. Miller, merchandising
manager; H. T. Baldwin and c. B
Bruner, buyers.
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Comnarisons Announced

State total for 1928 was 5000, 923,
and for 1927 $5,691, 548.
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Residence Sales Boost
Weeks Realty Market

dence, 1910 Presto Ave-, bought by
William Knoll.
Alice Pickett bought from the
Schloss Brothers Investment Com
pany a residence, 26O1 N. Temple
Ave, for $4,000. Three other prop
critics sold were: 1923 w. Morris
St.. to Robert T. Cox for $4,000:
1917 Winton Ave. to Edgar Prout
for $4,000. and 1903 TibbS Ave, to
Joel Hill, $4,000. Agnes Butler
bought the property. 459-6l Arnolda
Ave, from the Lloyd Building Com
pany for $4,000, and Cleo F. Peter
son purchased for $4,000 resi-
dence, 1862 Winton Ave, from the
same company.
According to Frazee, his organ
ization has signed several building
contracts and the market appears
better than during last year.
Several transactions were closed
by Howard Fieber of the firm of
Fieber & Reilly, realtors. Three lots
in the Rainbow Ridge Annex we're
sold by Floyd Payne to H. j. Black
more. Another lot in the same adj
dition was sold by Ethel Woodland
Wright to Goldie L. Moore, and
residence, 2315 Dubois ST., was sold
by Willis White to the Rev. j. F.
Fuller.
Sales amounting to more than
100000 were closed during the week
by the real estate department of
the Washington Bank and Trust
Company. Two deals were nego-
tiated by John F. Clayton, sale for
the Heatherdowns Realty Company
to G. L. Coffin of a residence, 1884
N. Olney ST.. and sale for the Board
of Foreign Missions to Walter Blu
chanan of property, 1906 Orange st.
Building Sites Purchased
A. L. Conn. salesman for the
Washington company, sold for w.
D. StoleS a residence, 11O7 N. Tibbs
Ave. belonging to Charles B. Reidy.
A lot in Meridian Hills addition was
sold by James G. Myers to the
Morgan Company, builders.
Two trades we're negotiated by H.
E. Herrold. In one, a residence,
1905 S. New Jersey ST., was ex-
changed for three lots in the New
ark addition. In the other. Allen N.
Retz purchased property in the
Lakeside addition, exchanging for
it a residence, 614 N. Denny st. An
other exchange was negotiated by
William A. Wicker In it, Chester
Bailey sold to Sarah Winters a ten
acre tract north of Carmel, Ind,
accepting in trade a home, 1928 N.
Olney st.
A home, 1902 Primrose Ave, was
purchased by William Daft from c.
j. Cones. A. r. Scott sold to Frank
Thomas lot in Sunshine Gardens
and E. H. McLain, representing
Charles S. Richie, sold to Charles
B. Patterson a residence, GAL La
clede st.
Several building sites were pur-
chased during the week by the
Puritan Finance Company, builders,
through the F. j. Viehmann Com
pany, realtors. Among the proper
ties were three lots in the 1400
block on S. New Jersey ST., bought
from John KiStner, and lot in the
Woodruff addition, from Alice
Pierce Jewel.
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Improvement Reported in
City by Boards
Survey.

improvements in the realty mar
ket were reported by the Indianap-
oils Real Estate Board in their
weekly survey today.
Residential properties, particular
ly higher priced ones, showed in
creasing activity. Two deals made
by the American Estate Company
totaled $4,000. according to Joseph
j. Argus, president of the company.
President Robert j. Alley of But
Ter University, purchased from the
Thornberry Realty Company a five
bedroom. two-bath, English type
home, with slate roof and two-car
heated garage on large lot, $40
Hampton DR..
The other deal, reported by Ar
gus. was the sale by Mrs. Martha
B. Denny to Ray D. Barnes, of the
Barnes-Gault Printing Company, of
a home she completed recently,
Washington and Kessler Blvd. The
house is of English architecture.
Residences Sold
Sale of eight residential proper
ties and home building jobs has
been closed by the Allison Realty
Company, according to Robert Ali
son.
A residence. 1913 S. Sherman Dr.,
was sold for the Trelm Realty Com
pany. The purchaser was F. A.
Schneider. The price was $4,000.
Other sales included one of a resi-
dence, 1418 E. Southern Ave, by c..
o. Grinslade to G. L. Beck, and
purchase by j. G. Woodson from the
company of a $4,000 property, 1910
Grant Ave. Grinslade also sold to
1. E. Riddle a home, 1929 E. South
ern Ave, for $4,000.
Four of the deals were made by
the Allison company on behalf of
the Grinslade Construction Com
pany. One of these was a contract
to build for Leila and Frank Russell
a five-room, modern bungalow. 2700
block on Barth Ave. to cost $4,000.
William MaSchmeir, modern double,
1212-14 N. Colorado Ave, for $6.250;
and new, five-room, brick veneer
home. TOO block E. Fifty-Ninth ST..
was bought by Claude E. Maxwell
for $1,000. The Grinslade company
also sold to w. H. Hall a residence,
5917 Bellefontaine St., for $500.
Sales amounting to approximately
$4,000. including a number of
properties in Schloss Home Place
addition and several vacant lots,
have been closed by the Schloss
Brothers Investment Company, &C
cording to Lowell Frazee, realtor in
charge Of the firms realty depart
ment. F'razee also negotiated a
number of brokerage deals.
Market Looks Up
Among the latter was the sale by
M. G. Locke of a residence, 1917
Fisher Ave, to Walter r. Davidson,
for $4,000. and purchase by Charles
Stevens of a $500 residence, 1916
Fisher Ave. from the Lloyd Build
ing Company. The Schloss Realty
Corporation sold to Helen Gallagher
a home, 33S Lockburn ST., for $500,
and property, 544 Berwick ST., to
Virgil wheel for $1.100 Another
SchloSS Realty Corporation sale
amounting to $4,000, was resi-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-25
BRANCH STORE THRIVES
Rivals Capitol Auto Parts and Tire
COMPANY; the Parent Firm.

Twelve years of providing used
parts for all makes of cars, used
tires and special battery service at
821 N. Illinois ST., has built a bust
ness of sufficient proportions for
the Capitol Auto Parts and Tire
Company to require a branch, the
proprietor, Morris Maurer, decided.
So four months ago he opened
another establishment at 1902 E.
Washington st. Business there has
doomed so that the branch concern
is rivaling the parent store in guam
tity of sales, Maurer declared to-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-25

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