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SOCIETY
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SONS and real lace. Her bouquet was
OF bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Amy G. Hollander was the ma
tron OF honor, wearing a gown of rose
pink satin trimmed In gold and silver
georgette. with picture hat to match,
and she carried pink roses.
Miss Gertrude RoSinski and Miss Bes-
sic Bright were the bridesmaids wear
ing gowns OF pale green georgette crepe,
with large picture hats of a darker
shade OF green, and carried bouquets Of
yellow roses.
The flower girls were Lavonne Ocker-
shausen and Eleanor Acher, wearing
dainty frocks OF pink silk trimmed with
lace rufiies and carrying baskets Of
roses.
Mr.. Charles b. Gelston was best
man and the ushers we're Mr. Warren
Horner, Mr.. Edwin Maschmeyer. Mr.
Paul Elcan and DR.. Ferdinand Brick
wedde.
Immediately following the ceremony a
reception was held at the home of the
brides brother. The bride and BRIDE
groom received the guests, standing un-
der huge wedding bell Mr.. Cook and
his bride left later for an extended we'd
ding trip and will be at home upon
their return at 49i5 Forty-fourth street.
The bride is the matron OF Hope
Chapter, No. 80, Order of the Eastern
Star. and the bridegroom Is patron of
Hope Chapter. The officers OF Hope
Chapter attended the wedding as did
the martons and patrons of 1928 o. E.
S., headed by the grand matron and
grand patron of the Grand Chapter of
the District of Columbia.
Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson
and his Son-in-law. Capt. Thomas G.
Hart have left Newport for fishing
trip in Maine, and were accompanied
by Capt Hart's two sons.
Mrs. Joseph D. Noell and her son,
Mr.. Joseph Noell. have gone to New
York and are staying at the Ritz-Carl-
ton for a few days.
Mrs. Hartman Russell has gone to
Newport and will be at the Berkeley
cottage for the season.
Mrs 6 II dn PINT of Wiiminptnn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UNUSUALLY LOW RENT.
ave. lust south Of the Capitol. Apartments
Of and unusually large rooms dining
M e0s0. 14th and X.
THE BELFORD,
.jO4 r St. NV.
Just East OF U s. Pension Once.
room room sarpSy s"rpSy bed bed 'ea eicse" s.H bath
> rooms kitSsfT IssPEcT cn' AS9 nv TIME. DOW
Easy walk TO department stores and thea
II. r. HOWENSTElN CO.
1911 n St. NV. Main 9OS.
FOR COLORED.
Attractive Apartments.
New. Modern Building.
2222 n ST. NV.
3 rooms and bath, ,................ 1000
Electricity. Heat and lanitor
Service.
Open for Inspection.
|. DALLAS GRADY.
a04 I4th St. NV. Main 6iS1.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT.
= ROOMS AND BATH
All 10Th St N.W.--Eear Star Bldg
Reception hall, living room. dining room
kitchen and bath and six t6I bedrooms:
ing purposes. $40 per month: newly
papered throuEhout.
NJ aos0. 14th and K.
THE IRVING,
3OI4 DENT PL NV
Just north Of 10th and Que sts. Attrac-
tive apartment. consisting OF three rooms.
kitchen and bath: rental. $40 per month.
{. A. SNOW Co.
Tel Main 1862. .I0 sth st. NV.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK.
2S2a 2Sth ST. NV.
. Blocks from Conn. & Cathedral AYES, NV.
kitchen. tile bath maple fioors: excellent
Open and Lighted Until 10 pm.
RENTS. S4o.O TO $500.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER. APT a..
THE TOXIC APTS.
1928 Hiatt Pl. NV.
INST 1 Square West Of 14th and Park Rd
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
> rooms Ei'fssPP fssPRef se4 4S5s 4qSd5ssIeHr: 90
Fl. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1911 II St. NV. Main o08.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS
The Bradford,
1900 ST NV
room kitchen and bath ......... S5s 80
tO0ms and bath ................ IO6 90
Apartments can he had either furnished or
IN furnished AIi-niKht service.
East Florence Courts,
CALIFORNIA AND PHELPS PL. Nv.
rooms and bath ............. .SI1oOO
Naval Village,
e423 ST. NV
room and bath Murphy he'd dininF On .o
rooms and bath ......-....t. a5o0 a5W
Hamilton Courts,
2I40 n ST. NV
All Of The above apartments newly redsc. |
grated
!. DALLAS GRADY.
a04 18th St NV. Main .9l61.
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LA 0RAHDE
g0f 3h ST NV
4 rms kit AMI bath .,,+,. fDD and f5h
FALEgT0.E COURTs
I4Dl baifmOHt - NV
rms III bslh, y65 50 sSO l. vsR 80
4 rat,n,s kit,dIeH hath 49,. ..,.,. 100 .DD
fHs. Iii b. with sise, fsirE.t ! 10 O1
TUE KAYAOAD
HJIshiD Hgnd 81 n W
4 to0ms k}tohenstte bath $40 st5 Il $50
THF KfkGAAA
993 Mass. Ave w,
f99rBs. kitchen. bath. D0rrb ,..,... $40
THg pgehQasT.
I ipG" p",." ~ sad bath b "'"' 80 $5s ana sso
ist snd u Sta NV,
! FB1a above. kf, and bath S3g Ia sJh
Fosma ktDhe0stte bath ,t ~ 20 ~
THE WOODWARD.
g3I Conn. Ave
rms kithsn ana bath ,,.t, bab00
THK 81, ALBARs
$50 ft9aa, Ass.
] fHia Kitchen. bath t4+,tf,s $40 To No
,a,s kIieh, and bath, ,.,.fst - 10 ~
atb. And u sTs NE,
Mes at Drug Store
rms hiiohsn. bsth steam heat, $50
Information, or Bliss Building.
! Fairmout ST. NV.
30 or Adams G4DA,
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DHksMEHE
9A23 iSth VI NV
Fms.. hi. bsth t9ssF s,ft. .afb aad ssA
Apply on Premises for Further
IS y ~. N.Ws Or IN
Telephone Llneoln
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ApARTmENTs-,)NF,yRN,suED

THE PARKER $500 10th ST. NV.
Ne hQi-Ts ~ 7S.r SnsIn sooms an and bath 500 %
No 33--b rooms and bath. ... .S5b 90
No. 32--5 rooms and bath ........ DbOD
No 55--O rooms and bath ..,..... 1900
rHE Essex. 1422 N st. NV;
ITiHE CARLEToN i%4i Lainiier ri NV
No 2l--3 rooms and bath sSaS20
RI TE t Ro9HRsTEs FRSTf s"o 14Ss 45s' Meridian NV
Ne Nc asf 81 room. Ts%n s"S s"s ss,s ss's s$s g
No %5 4TF RENO ,rPTi ,"1 Isss ban Is,b 81 se'
No 4P THE LEGaAss I"G% %%e i%oh Hs5n Que St NV ~"
\" 4hf ii 81 G9%i %%nh a"q issa sa'n 18th ST w.
n" 7a THs FFGms TGnsNE ipH sf'S 9fos sih S, oo
GHAs o. - rRinny TsGms az" SiS b.i Nat Bk BdF
1924 EUCLID ST. NV:
3 rooms. kitchen and bath ;,a....' '~'E D"
re, Main fj isda. "a sSoYi 4io c9iih 9siih St. NV
A REAL BARGAIN.
354I 1Ith st. N.w.--Near Monroe. on.o,on.
nSs"" n.s; .H, 'Fss Gsh large "@GsS" "osS
na mS wiV redsnoratei, excellent ianitor service.
RENTS. $40 AND UP.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER. APT. l0l.
3432 CONN. AVE.
, Rooms, Kit. and Bath. $47.5O.
Attractively arranged: perfect condition: -
REDUCED RENTS-$39.5O.
t414 CHAPLIN ST. NV. - THE CHAPLIN.
Only one left: bright apt, ro9m. rec: e:
hall kitchen. large range. TIE oath' NEWLY
SEE oGfH GG&Nif6k fFd lt5R'f1 81 fr1HoNE : Main sas2
1920 CALIFORNIA ST. NV;
Z room: room: ( ( ( B. on IRON. Of bldg: Ss2 Ss29.SS
1920 CONN. AVE.
rooms kitchen and bath ..... Ss2 Ss2 hn ~
rooms Kitchen and bath. ...::;'. $3.50
20ll 35th 81. NV.
onpo.ite western High School
room, ri, SeT'SS ssG S,tb Peeora'e' $40. .bo-s4sOo
room kitchen bath. Murphy bed. S37 30
l24O 9th ST. NV.
r.. g. h.. Murphy bed $4,000
600 10Th ST. NV.
NEW FlREPRooF, BnILDINGs
24Hour sw,tch6oarb and EIeya,9mr % se5Slce ss &C.
i448 GlRARD ST. NV.
room. kitchenett' bath. M"rgshSy ggsS oS Sed $40 90
4Oo-11 2nd ST. Sc.
Near Capitol.
O rooms and bath. large porch. $50 90
740 9th ST. NV.
/ room. kitchenette .,nd bath. s3s 90 90
2 rooms, kitehes /n hath. ..... 4o.Vo
THE WARD,
307 9 ST NE.
2 rms. kit. rec. hall and bath .S31 DO
17l8 CORCORAN ST. NV.
. rooms kitchen and bath. .s42.50
GEO. w. LINKINS. Realtor.
1873 De Sales st. Main l0lOO
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO .. BLISS PROPERTIES
VERY DESIRABLE INFURAISHED APARTMENTS.

THE ASTORIA,
3fG sHd q Ste EW,
spiSHt5t9 ApsrtfDents
2 rms. with stoys sjsr $50 sa2.51 s3b
EgEhHEIM fDtfETs
1910 ktsi th4y IahfatlHA ~. s.H
fDyHS k4tksttsh sDa bsIbs ,5s f66 90
CHATHAM iOLATN
1EII a0iUHll1is HgsUt " "
4 gfa bath 8aa f0ssF 40 Dg sad NgO 30
FBss.. X. hDsh aHa fDssr &tb 40 a1a f9b
THE CHEVY CHASE
ESg3 Chevy GbsAS PaFk uaS,
At Chevy Ghs< EFtis
y1ssSs klkhsH sHG hath s..s,,s $50 30
Y9DD9s. kt1BeB and hath s.4ss 100 %
1efskg k1hts ttfsss,<s ~ fttttrfss soo
THE CORTLAND
t5HD En1JH &t Nv
h mann ktNyheg sn1 bath 10 l9nH4a
<itohsH staG Deths, ksgssis f11q $500
THF DnRitH ksJKE
istA ~, bHa NaFyiaHd Ave- sN
Z F1g6HH steam baAl sisgts ssf l64 AfAY1
3 aasBss stssB. hest. sbIys 40 sBa sys
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AfARTMENTS-uNFURNiSHED
(c0nftuuedA

cAMBRIDGE. $40 EYE ST. NV.
4 eoonle and bath ..............S $500
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

No 3is4 i4th Sir NV,
IN H condition recsnt. large
rear porch Ren. only $4b.
sos ERANfisw f 1, NV A BLUNDoN Main Soiii TO-
54O2 CONN. AVE.
CHEVY CHASE.
New freproof building with elevator; All
"l.side rooms beautifully appointed and ar
ranged
most attractive place tn live; wonder
fu environment. convenient tn all necessi
ties and very reasonable rentals
Apartments ot :. rooms reception hall
dining aIcove and tiled Dath: one Of rooms
reception hall dIn,na sle"ys ,,,yr1 and tiled bath
OPEN FOR tNSPECTION
See Jantor on prcmlse",
11o0 VI Ave phone Decatur 374.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS WITH ALL
crption hall kitchen bath and balcony
"e"''ST SEE RESIDENT MANAGER.
THE ARGONNE.
1G"9 Columbia Ri NV.
THE EMBASSY,
1913 Harvard St. NV.
Faces Public Park.
room Murphy bed and bath ..... S4b 90
rooms kitchen and hhth .......,., ~ ~
rooms kitchen and bath :. ........ 90
Cars Pass the Door
Open for inspection.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 II St. NV. Main 9OS.
vooTH TIE " M1PISpS sspS l7a0 EYE E$1 sS sr sas so
J k97Ms k99M AM hsp 'ssf RAfH $3.50 $3.50 GsSo
coRDovA Goth AND FLA AVE
{ Rooms AND BHTH ,.......,,, 81 so
NEW coRDoyA- 1909 Goth ST NV
R@9Ss k5ss ANb tA'f bAfH. III 'NA 81 $3.50 %
RooMs Slfs'Nlb ssb aafa iifa ST. ST. sO,soe so
734 PARK RD
ko9As ko9Hs kkET kT AND AND bHTH bHTH Sscs g 3"
coYwoop I9e5 l. ST ~
J Rooms AND BATH .......'D''''. 80 50
csST9s sSdns AED EFsE4qH ssqE s'77 on.moas Il 80
!. DEcATug .lal FLORIDA AVE. 80
! kSS kkSSSSSs :SB :sB Es%H EsIH s7o5o e ssS e g
NO., ,TIyERToS. ,IIel e4th ST 90, an
ss sooM EFr,i XII AND hShr bhhrH sSSo. ~ 50 80
PENFIELD. 909 10th ST. NV
! ROOM KIT. AND BATH S35.50-$42 80
] ROOM GRILL BATH. ..,..,.. 35 80
EORTHMINsTER. 2114 " ST. NV
Q ROOMS KIT. BATH, -. S47.5OS4s.50
CARyEL HALL 1915 X ST.
ROOM KIT. BATH ...~ S35 5O-S42 80
WELDON HALL 1899 2IS ST
| ROOM KIT. BATH ....- S3S 80 x42 80
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(COntinued.i
CAPITAL VISTA

eli pEIawAkE GitIHAh s'svA AVE s.w.
: rooms and "ath 80. $500 to 5000
RIviERA s21o AsHME.D Pa M oo
rooms and bath ...... $42.S0 to 500 90
HAMprON I74o is.h ST NV.
ro1ms and bath $500, $50 .OO to 500 90
THE IRIS 1890 HARVARD ST NV ~
aT AGILE s7Os NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
rooms and bath S35 90 to S3S 80
AMBASSADOR 1880 10Th ST. NV
room and bath .. .$36. 90 To 90
rooms and bath ....... $3.50 tO $500
, rooms and hath .,a....t....., 40 90
THE DRAKE s1ia n ST NV
rooms and bath .,.. sag so to S45. 90
) rooms and bath .... 5S 90 10 80 90
MT VERNON 9th A. NEW YORK AVE.
;, rooms and bath . sos 90 to S45 90
> rooms ana bath 5000
BEVERLY COURT l:as COLUMBIA RID
3 rooms and bath ......S6 SOS 90
4 rooms and bath .......l...... 1880
rooms and y baths $500. 1875 90
THE SHERIDAN. 15o3 cond ST. NV.
) rooms and hath, ........,..... $65 90
THE OLYMPIA la6s EUCLID ST NV
= rooms ana bath ......... SIS 90
S rooms and bath .... .saso0 10 1900
CLEVELAND. 3e3a MACoMB ST. NV.
4 rooms and bath. h...,.....-.... S61 so
$500 CONN. AVE. NV.
: rooms and bath ...-..... 80. S31 90
! IS1. rooms an ana nath ''''''.'.''-.' * 30 90
1911 WYOMING AVE. NV.
5 rooms and hath SOS 90 to SIS 90
wAvERLY. 1909 n ST NV
room. e%"n and and %iR Bath $40 90 TO 40 - SO
2 rooms and hath ........... .. ~ so
RAVEN 7o7 1u ST. NV.
2 rooms and hath 49,. . S35. so
rooms and bath. h................ 5000
1855 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
r0onn. S and and bath ... .ss5 50 10 d. 90
rooms and hath. .......... los 90
1914 G ST. NV.
} rooms inrlosed porch and bath. $3.50
3oIO WISCONSIN AVE NV
rooms and bath .............- $4,000
47OI CONN. AVE NV.
% roonis sn9 .t ha.h 1nx'no isx M
RANDALL MANSIONS. 1900 Lamont NV,
1000 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
FPusuA Fhtn 5N-,pgN
rooms and bath h................. 81 so
Colored Apartments.
1890 OREGON AVE NV
rooms and bath. ..--.-. 90 to $3.50
T3a LAMONT ST NV
rooms and hath. .............. S4T so
1917 r ST. NV.
rooms snd natn .'..+''. .S5 UOo
COMPANY,
MAIN 500.
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coss CONN. AVE NV .ooo
rRAYMoRE tz17 i7th 81 Nv
= rooms auu beth - 'SSSVV 10 So''SV
HENRIETTA sss ST NV
{ rooms rooms and and bath. $40 90 to 700
rooms and hath .TOV 90 tn go"
gAvENswoop l4ss COLUMBIA RID Nv
rooms rooms and and ih Ssth. 10000 to Is 90
MAYcRuF1, i.74 COLUMBIA RD Nv
( r0Ows rOrns sn snS h Ssth $50 90 10 20 90
rooms and bath ..... 100 90 to io7 90
wAKEtIELp HALL s1oi ~ AYE S% "
[ rcSm: rcSm: .%G and saiS : s.,h. iiSSc iiS &c
JEFFERSON s3lI sth- 81. NV
rooms and bath $40 80 To S4o.o
RICARDO. sses 18th ST NV
: rooms and bath . $500 10 S4I ~
{ rooms hath and porch .....,.... SO.uu
rooms hath and porch .... 1@o uo
LAMONT, 1897 LAMONT ST Nw.ooo
: roora' and hath ..-... so 20 w W
rooms and bath ........,...... 1000
tRoorots I4lo ST y" ga
rooms and hath .............. SR5 0o
rooms and hath ....-.. F5W
AVALON e5@7 ADAMS MILL RID NV
rooms and hath .-. ....... $50 90
rooms and bath .-.-....... 1000
s4li sath ST NV
; rooms and bath ........... $50 ~
rooms and bath ............... 80 90
$500 18th ST Nv
rooms and hath -. II so to SIS 90
OBSERVATORY WIS AVE 4 BALI. ~,
{ rooms and hath $3.50
coNARD 18Th AND EYE SITS NV
room Eitehen and hath $37 so io S45 90
esoi CONNECTICUT AVE Nv
o rooms and hsfhs $3.50 90
pasadena ssss ADAMS MILL sD.N%"
rooFnP and bath sfA 90
Io0e Iith ST NV
. rootss Murphy bed. bath S47 so to $50 so
l0I6 18Th ST NV
rooms and bath. $3.50 90 10 San ~
5 rooms and hath .. ..... f35 90
t4ss CHAPLIN ST
4 r. b. and incl porch S65do
WISCONSIN. 31I0 WISCONSIN AVE
8 rooms bath and porch S35 90 to So 80
1902 18th ST
rooms and hatas 500 90 to s225 90
.HApDoN 1890 NEW aANPssIRE AVE.
80 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE
rooms and bath -.---.-....,. S3' 90
GOODWIN I417 PARg. I'D Nv
rooraf and hath S5oO 10 $50 90
WARRINGTON 1901 WYOMING AVE
Scon1. forn. and and sssh s ss2 SO 10 = 90
H. L. RUST
1901 18th ST S.w
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3c0i COksECTiCDT AVE
SEW BUILDING.
Ready for Occupancy June 18th.
1wenfyfo0r-hogr Telephone and Elevator Service
Electrical Refrigeration Furnished.
Within Fifteen Minutes Ride 70 Heart of City.
Ideal location for children Apartments consist oi
large foyer living roam, porch dining room. kitchen
and two and three bedrooms. and two baths
MODERATE RENTALS.
Resident Manager
Inspection invited
II. l.. RUST COMPANY
iOOi I1h s. NV.
Main 800
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c0s9 CONN AVE NV
8 rooma large tcyer and 8 baths $35O.OO
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$50 q sT. Sc.
. rooms. reception hall and bath. Si5 90
Large rooms I'm perfect condition Sec
THE sHEfToS. $500 W. PL. NV. o.
fSG bsiinhtsn nnp sp. He" in mi. nm. fe.seSti"
section. high, open elevation with per-
petuai refreshing breezes, See resident
ruiz slBLEY rs N ST. NV:
fons snSsaeeIy es 'hn oca.sa bnd,o. Win Iaxs
iight rooms new paper and paint and hoors
'eanlshea .h Eesdsns nsnsssF Ags ssw
room. mn n hai and bath 3' y bed"oom., R n $50 90
close % i4th 81 and Park rd. business set.
THE cEDRIc. AFRO It,h ST, NV
. rooms reception hall and hath sh0 90
M"dern hrsproof elevator building; al
apartments lust redecorated, See resident
3I4 V sT. NE
3 rooms reception hall aud bath, $40 So
= fooni. rseention hgll aud bath. 52'"o
I"'' rsde'"'a'sdi ~, Iaes' kas IKE new.
$50 ,i,h s'r, NE. .a
Nsap n u"isn no STA station. q. 30 aud new new
Junior lileh school Thorsushls mn'lern,
ny fSSl.aa'rsepeslsI4 X KENTUCKY AVE. Sc,
t,,,. nimo., 90" "sw "' Modern aat on vide e. ave. S
!. &. WELDON COMPANY.
Hls 10Th ~ TAIN usars
BEST VALUE IN CITY.
Heated.
eco 4th ST, Sc, No. l,
T. sos EAST GAflroi. s'r. NO. 40
slas aaiRYiANp AVE NE, NO ~
:" - lsai lasai h ar, NE. NO 1, -
= :" sio EAs'f CAPITOL sT, 80
Z r., b.. cleo ~ ..,..s,,.t t'.s.., $4,000
Not Heated.
s4a teth sT Sc,
- ." sai q sT sE
= :" sGs XIX AvE. sE. .s.oo
- - " iaSi sr' Sc, 800
= = - iii 18th sf, NE. ~
:" e'akf ouR 'e0Mr,.eTE i..isT, '@''''
John r. DONOHOE. II SONS,
sia Psnnsylyaala Aysnas Southeast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
STEAL FOR LIQUOR
Trio Take Widows Chairs
to Raise Money.

Three men, three dining room
chairs, a widowed mother of three
children and thirst for liquor were
linked in police reports today.
The three men, according to Lieut.
Patrick O'Connor, admitted they
were trying to sell the chairs stolen
from the widows home to get money
to buy liquor.
Charles Gabi, 38, and Charles
Berger, 18, both roomers at SIS w.
Ray St., were arrested on Jones ST.,
where they we're peddling the chairs
from door to door.
They admitted, according to
O'Connor, that Virgil Johnson, 80,
of 513 w. Ray ST., stole the chairs
from the home of Mrs. Matilda
Kenworthy, 513 Ray ST., where he
rooms.
Mrs. Kenworthy, according to po-
lice, works in a veneer factory to
support her three small children.
She was buying the chairs, worth
$40, on installments, she said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
BUDGET SLASH
IS APPROVED BY
CITY COUNCIL
Accepts C. of C. Proposal
to Pare 1929 Tax Rate;
Vote Friday.

City councilmen have agreed ten
tatively on $1.10 civil city take rate
for 1929
The decision will be subject to
minor changes Thursday night and
4 formal approval Friday night. Ed
ward w. Harris, council finance
chairman, said.
The council conferred with de-
partment heads Tuesday night and
agreed generally to accept the
Chamber of Commerce recommen =.
dations on the 1929 appropriation.
The general fund rate will be 63.5
cent, one cent increase over the
Chambers recommendation. The
rate asked of council by the mayor
was IS cents.
Increase Over This Year
The proposed tax levy will be an
increase of rs cents over the 1928
levy, but a decrease of cents from
the levy requested by the Slack adj
ministration.
The council met as a committee
of the whole on several occasions
and pared the departmental re-
quests to permit the cut.
Edward B. Raub, council presi-
dent, called the Friday night ses-
sion to avoid meeting on Labor
Day.
The appropriation will include a
$4,000 contingent fund, some $4,000
of which can be used for main
tenance of the proposed city airport.
The council listed $1,000 for ex-
penses of the civil service depart
ment unanimously demanded by
Councilmen, indicating additional
money could be obtained if desired
by Mayor Slack.
Memorial Levy Cut
1--WE have attempted to meet the
needs of each department without
hampering efficiency" Harris de-
clared.
Engineering department. person
mel was increased and a pay boost
granted the engineers aids. Other
salary boosts were disclosed.
william H. Book, Chamber of
Commerce civic director, who sat in
at the budget sessions, commended
the councils business stand on the
appropriation ordinance. Michael
w. Madden, an accountant, aided
Book.
The general fund increase of one
cent was offset by the cut of the
War memorial levy from Q cents to
cent. The total appropriation
contemplated for 1929 is $9,336,000,
a decrease of $298,oO0 from the figure
asked by Slack.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29

He was chosen at the opening Tues
day of the meetings. one hundred
eighth annual session.
Other officers chosen are 1s2dore
Wilson, recording clerk; Edith j.
Hunt and E. P Trueblood, reading
clerks; Parvin Bond, announcing
clerk, and William Webb, Herbert
Reice, Margaret Gusweiler, Olive
Smith, Thomas Carter and Ethel
Bedford, pages.
Financial board members: Anna
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
Eat 27O Pounds of Beans

BIZ United Press
PARKERSBURG, Ind, Aug. 49,
Between 300 and 1000 persons par
took of Parkersburg's annual bean
dinner. Two hundred seventy
pounds of navy beans and 1875
pounds of pork we're consumed.
Tomatoes, pickles, Slaw, crackers
and iced tea we're served with the
dinner. Speeches, a musical pro-
gram and recitationS we're delivered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
URGES SPEEDY TRIALS
Democrat Opens Campaign for
County Prosecutor.


Impartial law enforcement offers
the means of combating crime, in
creased by political corruption and
failure of the courts to mete out
prompt and severe punishment, de-
clared Raymond F. Murray, Demo-
cratic candidate for prosecuting at
torney, addressing the Seventh Dis
trict Democratic Women's Club
Tuesday night.
The address following dinner
meeting at the Indiana Democratic
Club, 319 N. Pennsylvania ST., and
marked the start of Murray's cam
paign.
Asserting there are 14S persons
charged with crime during the last
two years who still await trial IN
Criminal Court, Murray pledged
cooperation with the criminal judge
in obtaining speedy trials.
Mrs. w. G. Smith, club president,
presided. Miss Bess Robinson, can
didate for the Legislature, was an
other sneaker
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
Hoosier Robbed of $3.50.

~ KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug: %
It cost G. F. Lancaster, %, Albion,
Ind. a sailor on furlough, exactly
$3.50 to see the sights in Kansas
CITY Tuesday night. Tlamaster re-
borted to police that while two al
fable strangers showed him around
thew robbed him of his bank roll
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
WOMAN FINDS FAMILY
MISSING SINCE FRIDAY
Calls Police of Reunion After Being
Stranded Four Days.

Mrs. John Martin, AZ, Of Madison,
IN. c., after searching for her hus-
band and three children, who dis
appeared at Washington st. and
Arlington Ave, Friday, found them
Tuesday night. They we're located
at the home of a relative living in
the country, she told the police over
the telephone. She did not give the
relatives address.
After searching since Friday for
her family she appealed to the po-
lice Tuesday to help her. She told
them she came to Indianapolis with
her husband and three children
after their farm had been flooded
in North Carolina. She had left
her husband and children on E.
Washington st. while she went to
purchase food, When she returned
twenty minutes later they had dis
appeared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
1.-THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

stressed by Edward B. Raub, city
council president, before the Rotary
Club at the Claypool, Tuesday.
1--WE shall have good government
regardless of the form, if men of
high type executive ability are
placed in Office, Raub said.
Men like you must be aroused to
your civil obligations. These obliga-
tons call for work and sacrifice of
time and money" Raub asserted.
Raub voiced objection to the di-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
'MoBY DICK SIGHTED
First White Whale in Years Re-
ported Off New England.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga white
whale, resembling Moby Dick, the
famous character in Melville's
novel, has been discovered off the
New England coast, the Bureau of
Fisheries was advised today. Off
Gals said it was the first report o.
a white whale in years
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
Loses children to Private School

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Aug. 20.
Robert King obtained custody OF
his two children because his
estranged wife "was unable to send
them to private school" Justice
Tavlor remarked he would not have
attained his position in life "had
I gone to private school"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
"Hitch-Hikes' to Los Angeles

BIZ Times Special
vIfJCENNES, Ind, Aug. 90
Stanley Bartholomai, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bartholomai, has
just advised his parents of his ar
rival in Los Angeles, Cal, after a
twelve-day "hitch-hike" trip from
here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
writes Charlie Chaplin

By Times Special
PERU. Ind, Aug. 29.-The Chap
lin family which will hold a reunion
in the city park here Sept. 8, has
invited Charlie Chaplin, film come
dian, to attend. He is a distant
cousin of some members of the
family.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
Unroofs Apartment Tenant

. NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Anthony
Prestigiacoma. a real estate broker,
was arraigned for malicious mis-
chief when DR.. Henry w. Graves
charged the broker took out all the
skvlight in Graves apartment, after
Graves had refused to move.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-29
Girl Won't Climb; Stays Single

o WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Miss
Fife Cave, 260 pounds, of Page
Country, Va, came here to get mar
ried. She changed her mind when
her fiance told her she would have
to climb three flights to the apart
ment he had chosen.