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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
OIL i ICKY
Mp r E HI AD
WILLIS Y YOUNGSTOWN.

gE
v stredu, v den Washingtonys
vych narodenin, NAL Frank B
Willis, senator Spoi. Statov Z @
hio a kandidat repuIblikanskej no.
minacie na prezidentstvo rec na
oslave Washingtona tunajsou cd.
bockou Americkej Legie, ktorei
sa dotknnl aktualnych otazok kra.
jiny. Jeho rec bola rozhlasena ra.
dio stanicou WMBW a tocila So
okolo Washingtonovej vystrahy
pred zamotavatlim sa do cudzo-
zemskych spolkov a syazkov a ~
vol'nost' Spojenych Statov Y ich
zahranienych stykoch SO svetom.
Y jeho reci Willis sa rozhodne po-
stavil proti odpnsteniu valecnycih
dlhov Europe, vyhlasiac poziadav-
ky Ameriky "a spravodlive pod
mienky splacania "a Stedre. Will
lis dodal, ze keby Amerika odpu-
stila Europe dlhy, enropske ma
rody by naskutku zacaly znovu
zavodit v zbrojeni a nova vojna
by nastala skoro. "My mozeme
svetu lepsie pomahat', ked SINE
volni, ako keby SINE mali ruky
vselIakymi smluvami p6viaza-
me-, povedal. A NAL veru lplnl
pravdu.
Willis neprisiel sem len pove-
dat patriotick1 rec, ale al vyko-
nat nieeo v zaujme svojej kandi-
dacie. Nal tn porady S popredny-
mi republikanmi. Osvedcil sa, ze
nikdy nemal lmysl'n poviazat
hlasy delegatov, lebo co verny re-
publikan by to ami nem0hol. Ia
sadly republikanskej strany to ne
dovol 'uj1 on ie tymto zasadam
verny. Vyhlasil tiez, ze je va1nym
kandidatom ma prezidentstvo a
ME len chvil 'kovym, preto ocaka-
va cd delegatov primeranl ver-
most podporu.
O Hooverovi povedal, ze prave
jeho pracomici chcl viazat' hla-
sy delegatov ze je Hoover ne
jasny v osvedceni So "a prohibit
Gu ciu. Povedaf: |" Nine sto nevz&lo tYi
ty5dne napisat' list, Ii som mo-
kry alebo suchy.' Hoover totiz
len 0 tri tyzdne odpovedal ma pro-
hibi6ny dotaznik senatora Bora
ha, axe stanovisko zanjima voei
prohibfcii a jeho odpoved bola
viac-mtnej yyhybava, pomenujdc
prohibiciu ''vel'kym spoloeenr
skym experimentation 4
.Prezidentska kampah je IL mas
tz v plnom pride. Ako Hoover,
tax Willis maja syojich kandida.
tov "a delegatov ma konvenciu,
Hooverovym kandidatom tuna ie
znamy obchodnik Lucius B. McEl-
vey, "a jeho nahradnlsku Mrs. j.
E. Fitzgerald.
Willisovym kandidatom ma de-
legatstvo je pravotar Osborne Nit
chell, nahradnym kandidatom lie
James A. Green.
nAuzv vANnYnkTnM n
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celej Ameriky.
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Fined One Cent

A young man came before him for
selling a quart of liquor to factory
employees. He had been in jail
forty-flve days, unable to get bail.
you've been punished enough"
the judge said. zone cent fine
Judge Atwell fined grocer who
sold liquor $125.
He explained that if the grocer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-03

by j. Harold Brown, instructor in
music at the CrispuS Attacks High
School, featured the program.
1.-THE Prophet" reading, was
given by Miss Matte StovaL.
Ministers and laymen took part
in the Young Peoples Forum"
Thursday afternoon. The Rev. P.
T. Gorham, district superintendent,
and the Rev. j. P. @. Wallace, dis
trict superintendent of A. M. E.
churches, spoke.
The Rev. I. Garland Penn, Gin
cinnati, preached the noon sermon
today.
Conference sessions which will
close today were to be addressed
by Bishop M. w. Clair, this after
noon. Delegates taking part in the
concluding session are, the Rev. j.
L. Thompson, the Rev. w. Wash
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bezzling and violating the Indiana
"blue sky" law. He is now accused
of wife and child desertion.
The latest charge was filed by
Holidays wife, who, with her two
children, has been living with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Nc
Creepy, who are defendants in a
suit to forfeit a bond for Holiday
which they signed to obtain his lib
erty pending trial on the embezzle-
ment and blue sky charges.
Holiday disappeared several
months ago, and despite efforts of
private and public detectives, not
a trace of him has been found.
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M, {, DELEGATES
HEAR CONCERT
Musical Program Presented
at Barnes Church.

Prominent local artists presented
an all-star musical concert to del
egates attending the Lexington M.
E. conference at Barnes Church,
Twenty-Sixth st. and Indianapolis
Ave, Thursday night The Rev.
j. G. Hayes is pastor of the church.
Special piano selections composed
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was breaking this law, he might not
be quite honest in other matters.
"You might no give me sixteen
ounces for a pound" he said.
He talks in a kindly way to those
whom he sentences, but there often
is a rude shock when he pronounces
his verdict. The Texas judge said
he often visits the jails in his dis
trict and corresponds with many
men whom he was sentenced and
upon all sorts of subjects.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ington, Mr.. Penn, the Rev. G. j.
johnson, the Rev. G. w. Lilous, the
Rev. F. S. Delaney, the Rev.
Sumpter M. Riley, the Rev. B. F.
Holloway, the Rev. L. R. Simmons,
the Rev. L. w. E. Watson, the Rev.
G. H. Wilkins, Mrs. j. L Franklin,
and Miss Juanita Gorham
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Here is the man who is accused
by supporters OF the Mexican adj
ministration as the intellectual
author" of the assassination of
President Elect Aware Obregon.
He is Luis N. Morones, and was
minister of industry, commerce
and labor until his removal from
office by President Gales. He was
known as the bitterest enemy of
General Obregon and had been
quoted as saying: EITHER Obregon
or I must CO." He sought refuge
following the assassination.
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FUGITIVE FACES
new CHARGES
Wife Of Alpha Holiday,
MunCie, Is ACCuSer.
By Times Special

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 3.--More
trouble is piling up for Alpha L.
Holiday, who served three years in
a Federal prison for operating a
"get-rich-quick" scheme. He is a
fugitive from justice in Delaware
County, wanted on charges of en-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-03
PIPE REPLACES CIGARET
Young Men of London Take to
Rriar of Wales Styl",

BIZ United Press
LONDON. Aug. 3.-The pipe has
returned to fashion with the young
men Of London. The briar has re-
placed the long cigaret holder in
Bond st. and Savile-row. And as
usual with any change in style.
the Prince of Wales receives the
blame, or credit.
Pipe manufacturers point out
that the Prince has never wavered
in his allegiance to the Eriar. Pee
haps the young bloods who followed
his lead i'm wearing the Fair Isle
jersey, the white waistcoat with a
dinner jacket, and the large but
terfly" bow tie noticed this.
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TEXAS JUDGES
BOOZE JUSTICE
JARS GOTHAM
Fits Punishment to Man,
He Says, Filming Ore
$500; Another Penny.
BY THOMAS L. STOKES


NEW YORK, Aug. ga modern
Solomon from Texas is giving New
York a judicial education.
Federal Judge William H. Atwell,
whose native bailiwick is Dallas,
but who is doing vacation relief in
Federal Court in Brooklyn, metes
out form of justice that is con-
tinual puzzle to the native bootleg
gers in this haven of speakeasies.
What can you expect when he
fines one man $500 for doing the
same thing for which he fines an
other l cent?" they ask.
The answer is easy, says the
judge, white haired, dignif1ed man
who comes from the South, but is
not a Democrat, and admits that
he was an -prohibitionist before
the Eighteenth Amendment was
adopted.
Grades the Punishment
IT fit the punishment to the man."
he explained today.
The judge was asked what differ
ence he finds in the attitude toward
the prohibition law here and in
Texas. He said he does not like to
give interviews on such subjects,
explaining that they may be con-
strued as with a political purpose
and a judge has no right to make
political utterances, but he answered
in a judicial, slightly enigmatic
way.
1.-The first is this: There is
difference between enforcement and
advocacy" he began. Enforcement
is judicial; advocacy is political.
Enforcement is a duty; advocacy is
voluntary.
"I detect another difference. The
journalist is not an apologist in my
district for any man who breaks the
law, whatever it may be.
Formerly Used Liquor
"If the journalist misrepreesnts
the enforcement of a law to those
who do not have opportunity them
selves to see it enforced. then it
creates a false set of facts so that
the reader necessarily will draw
false conclusion"
Judge AtWell was an anti-prohi-
bitionist, and used liquor before the
Eighteenth Amendment was
adopted.
81 took drink and enjoyed it."
he said. But I haven't taken
drink in ten years, either at home
or abroad. I can lean over the
bench and tell the man down there
before me: I'm no hypocrite, old
fellow"
The Texas Judge studies the peo-
pie who come before him and when
the trial is over he knows his man
thoroughly. He renders his judg-
mentS accordingly.
He is strong on the truth. He
gave an old man who had been SELL
ing liquor a light sentence because
he told the truth. He gave another
a heavy sentence because he lied.
Fined One Cent
A young man came before him for
selling a quart of liquor to factory
employees. He had been in jail
forty-five days, unable to get bail.
you've been punished enough"
the judge said. Zone cent fine
Judge Atwell fined a grocer who
sold liquor $125.
He explained that if the grocer
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BOY browns in Ninona Lake

BIZ Times Special
WARSAW, Ind, Aug. 3-Robert
Hartzell, Jr., 6, drowned in Winona
Lake Thursday evening, his body be-
ing found in eight feet of water near
a spot where he had been playing on
the beach. He was a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hartzell, Troy, Ohio,
and was here visiting his grand
father, George Hartzell.
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A banyan tree in India has been
known to shelter 1000 men. The
circumference of It's spread Of
branches is 5000 feet.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Legal Notices

Fayette County-Two bridges on .Rd. "A
H consisting of one bridge of 80 #. span
and one bridge of go #. span.
Fulton County-TWo bridges on Road
ESQ consisting Of one bridge of 81 #.
span and one bridge of SO tt. span.
Grant County-One % #. bridge on 3D.
Harrison County-One bridge on Rd
60-C consisting Of two bridges of "a it.
jackson County-one 18-ft bridge on
Knox County-Two bridges on Rd GID
consisting of one bridge over White River
in Pike -and Knox Counties OF two spans
of 81 it. each and three spans of 1873 #.
each and one overflow bridge for White
River of six spans of $50 IT each.
consisting aA Of one bridge Of 70 #. span
and one bridge Of 30 it. spon; and two
bridge Of 80 TT. span and one bridge ex-
tension of two spans of 90 #. 10 in.
Newton County-Two bridges on Rd
Fab each consisting of one span OF
pike county-one bridge on Rd. GID
over White River in Pike and Knox
Counties consisting of two spans OF "a
#. each and three spans Of 1913 IT each
Scott County-One go #. bridge on Rd.
SOL.
sep consisting Of two wing extensions
oTippecanoe County-Two bridges on Rd
28-C consisting of one bridge Of 20 it.
span and one bridge OF 80 TT. span.
Washington County-One bridge on Rd
35-C consisting Of one span Of 60 #.
and including approximately 0.56 mi
grading of about 1900 Gu yds.
Wayne County-One 80 #. bridge on
The plans and specifications may be
examined at the office Of the State High
way Commission. State House Annex, In
diana polls. or copies thereof viii be for
warded upon payment to the Director Of
a nominal charge. No refund Will be
made for plans returned.
Proposals must be made upon stand
ard forms of the Indiana State High
way Commission. which will be supplied
Each bidder. with his proposal. shall
file a corporate surety bond payable to
the State of Indiana in the penal sum
Of one and one-haH az times the
amount Of his proposal. with good and
sufficient security to the approval of
the Director. SUCH BOND SHALL BE
LAW AND SHALL BE EXECUTED ON
THE FORM BOUND IN THE PROPOSAL
Some Of these structures will be award
ed in groups Of two or more structures
Further Information regarding the work
contemplated the method Of letting and
price OF plans will be furnished upon
The right IS reserved by the Director
to reject any or all bids or to award on
any. stated combination OF bids that is
IN his Judgment most advantageous to
the State of Indiana
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
JOHN D. WILLIAMS.
Director.
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Storage and Transfer
Established 1895
Storage and Transfer

WHITAKER TRANSFER CO-SpeciaI rates
on long hauls. 2114 W. Mich. Be. O680.
EAST END TRANSIT Co
Local Oh. 1880. Long Distance.
STEINKAMP & son MISUNDERSTANDING.
Local-overPd hauls. 2942 Brkside. Oh. 6826
RADIO TRANSFER CO.-4O4 Mass. Ave
Local and overland hauling. Ri. 4757.
VIM. G. JOHNSON TRUCKING CO.-LocaI
and overland. Be. 2700. Nights Be. 1899
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Suburban for Sale
EOUR ROOMS

Lot 40 it, 100 #. with coy 4-room
bungalow, electric lights brick front
porch, garage and chicken house: Located
on Simmons St.. Just below 38th st.
Terms liberal. eau Lii 7795.
SPLENDID LOCATION-On e 21st st.
for grocery and filling station; in rapidly
growing neighborhood; acre Of ground fac
ing two streets. viii cut in two, fouI
600-ft. lots. Easy monthly payments with
permit to build at once. Call Mrs. Kim
NELL, IT. 1925
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Barter and SuUGP

MOTHS-Larvae: at last a real moth ex-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALBERT q,
MAS. 81 Va. Ave. Ma. 1926.
TRADE EQUITY IN GRIM. HOUSE FOR
CAR. CHI. 1860.
GRAND PIANO-Slghtly used take part
trade or sell good party. $40 down. Be.
49i0-W.
PLAYER PIANO-Used 8 months VIII sell
good party for 81 down. Would take part
trade. Ia A22I
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VALUES
Kissel 1927 Straight Convertible
Coupe
Stutz 1926 Safety 8 Sedan
Stutz 1926 Coupe
Stutz 1926 Sedan
Marmon 1926 Sedan
Pierce Arrow 1925 Sedan
WHY'S Knight 1925 Sedan
REQ 1924 Sedan
Locomobile 8, 1926 Sedan
Cadillac V-59 Phaeton
Stutz 1925 Sedan
Nash 1926 Two-Door Sedan
Marmon 1924 Sport Touring
Stutz Of Indiana
Ii. ASIA. 1925 N. Meridian.
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NOTICE 10 BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for the construction of certain
bridges on State Highways will be re-
ceived by the Director of the Indiana
State Highway Commission at his office
in the State House Annex in Indian
apolis until II a. m. Indianapolis Day.
light Savings Time 10000 a. m. Central
Standard Timel, July 81, 1928, when all
proposals will be publicly opened and
read These bridges are further de-
scribed as follows:
Elkhart County-Two bridges on Rd.
15-G. consisting Of ono bridge Of two
it, span: and one bridge on Rd. 1876
consisting Of one span Of "a Ct.
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Real Estate for Exchange

NEW-4-rm. double; semi-modern; near
Garfield Park for lots on improved st.
Box C 666. Times.
FOR TRADE-Five-room bungalow. mod
ern. hardwood floors, located in good
residence district in Terre Haute, for
residence in indianapolis. Address Box
G $685. Times.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

MERIDIAN. N. Beautifully furn. a
rm. main floor Apt; cool. gar ia. 1892.
COOL, PRIV. APT.-3 rms, kitchen. mod;
! comp, att. 1895 N Alabama. Ri 1892.
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Legal Notices
PUBLIC AUCTION

The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
st. Louis Ry. Co., Will sell at public auc-
ton, Friday July 90. 1928, at $50 a. M.
Capitol Ave. and South St. Indianapolis,
Ind, the following described freight
which has been refused or was unclaimed
unless previously claimed by rightiul
gsso No Sonsgpe9 s and D est sb cHm
R-5l stetSon oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio,
R-52 Lenox oil aSd Paint Co.. Cleve-
land. Ohio l empty drum.
R-53 W M Bowers. Osborn. Ohio. l
drum oil.
O. I, Ohio. half Dbl. cement.
R-55 E.c,t ANT and yarnish Co.
CIeyo.2nd, Ohio, bbls. and 2
R-56 Pioneer Furniture Co., Chicago, Ill,
R-58 VIM. Holder, Evansville. Ind. 2
RISE Continental Salt Co. Tifhn. Ohio,
R-6O Adler S. Work, Chicago H.. box
R-e2 Central cGit Petroleum Oil Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio. l Dbl. oil.
R-6s ON G. T. Davies. Middletown.
R-S5 Central Petroleum Co, Cleveland,
R-ss Fulton Paint Co., Cleveland. Ohio,
R-6s Na fiona Harrow Harrow Co.. LIE Roy, Ill,
/ Dbl levers, l rotary harrow.
R-69 Ellis Mfg: Coz Evansville Ind l
RIO Geo: Scihmitts Eyansville' Ind l
RITZ Bachmap Bros. Champaign ~;
RIG VIM. T. DENLY, Alton, Ill, Dbl.
patterns and fashions.
R-77 Cleveland Paint Co. Cleveland.
Ohio. l Dbl. paint pkg; brushes.
RIB American Asbestos Prod. Co., Cleye-
land. Ohio, Dbl. paint. ctn.
R-7s Central Petroleum Co., Cleveland,
Ohio, half Dbl. oil.
The above mentioned shipments are be-
ing sold account being refused, or un-
claimed, charges due and unpaid and in
accordance with section OF the Dill OF
INSPECTION of the shipments may be
made Thursday. July 10, 1923, between
a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
Persons claiming any OF the foregoing
described articles will state to the under
signed the number of same, prove owner
ship, pay charges and take delivery prior
Description of packages are copied
from freight or way bill. but neither
quantity or contents are guaranteed.
All bills are payable in cash or certlre
fed check Immediately at conclusion OF
In addition to the above mentioned
articles there will be many other Snip
ments offered for sale at same tlme,
partial list of which will appear IN az
indianapolis newspapers for two or tnree
days prior to date Of sale.
McFADDEN AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers J. K. VANCE, F. Q. A.
sol TRANSPORTATION Bldg.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-Outside or in
side, is colors and white, S1.59 gallon.
366 S. Meridian ST. Ri 916o.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Electric, drop heads. repair all makes.
1875 W. WASHINGTON. MA. 14l8
100000 days to weeks brooder chicks
large breed, SIP per hundredi plenty
baby chicks, $10 ducks, soc. BOYER S
HATCHERY. "a N. Delaware.
Miscellaneous Wanted
HOUSE CLEANINd?-Your surplus cloth
ing, furniture. magazines, papers. will
help US to help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri
1922. 1877 w. Georgia ST.
WANTED Small table; bed rm.- rocker
and vanity bench. cheap. He. l462.
FURNITURE WANTED
VIII pay good cash prices. Or. 484O.
WANTED-200 or 500 used folding chairs.
Call at 1882 Prospect St. Or. 6463.
Pets and Live Stock
100000 days to weeks brooder chicks;
baby chicks, SO; ducks, soc. BOEER's
HATCHERY, "a N. Delaware.
MURCHOS SUCCESSOR at stud A r c
557 COZ; Intruder Blood lines. Puppies
Washih 9s M MES. THos. NIcHoGs. ".
BOARDING KENNELS
Dogs boarded by day. week or month.
IndiViCr1al runs and sleeping quarters.
ATOKA BOARDING KENNELS
Between 34th and 38th on Pendleton
pike. CHI 652l.
KODAK-Cost SIS; like new; will trade for
Boston Bull dog or pup; prefer toy female.
Beech Grove I'D.
PUPPIES German police gray and silver;
weeks old; pedigreed. wa. 1858 re-.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER PUPPIES--6 and
8. 843 S FREMONT.
BOSTON TERRIERS
AT STUD
Castros Minquas Spark; IL lbs. fee. SIS
Castros Intruder's Block Is lbs, fee. 10
ALSO FOR SALE
10 MONTHS OLD MALE
PERFECTLY MARKED
Wa. O724-W 4ol7 Wash. Blvd.
3il months old, male. IS; female So. 929
Ketcham St, y square south 5000 w.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIEsDs75O UP
SOUTHPORT 70 !.
WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIERS
Aristocrats Of dogdom. Puppies from
imported stock. Imported sire. Dearoch
Knight Templar. at stud. DE miles east
of Arlington Ave. on BrookyiLe Rd.
BUGGY-Rub6er tired Just like new; q
bargain at $40. DR.. 4404.
KITTEN-PERSIAN, MALE II MONTHS
ENGLISH-BULLDOG PUPPIES: REASON
ABLY PRICED. 264l Stanley St. II. 49l3.
POLICE-And Russian Wolf Puppies. gray.
LOU KENNELS. 1902 School ST. Oh. 4483.
COLLIE PUPPIES
ATOKA COLLIE KENNELS; BE
TWEEN Bath AMID BETH ON PENDLE-
TON PIKE. MRS. B. F. BUSKIRK.
CHI 652l
ESKIMO sPITz-Fine pedigreed puppies;
cheap. SOIL Broadway.
GERMAN-Police dog; 1-year-old; eligible
to register; $500; male PURE OIL STA
TON. Mass. and East St.
BOSTON BULL PUPPIES Pedigreed. rea-
sonable. 81 Kansas st.
ST BERNARD PUPPIES-From champion
and imported stock; eligible. Wa. 376l-J.
GERMAN POLICE DOG-Good proven stud
dog for sale. SIS: registered. On. 5437.
Radio and Equipment
ATTENTION-Radio owners; expert radio
service OF all kinds. Two years with Kruse-
Rural St. Oh. 7O39-M, Ii. 47a4.
RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and service. Cummins Bros
Radio Co. "a W. Ohio St. Ii. 3655
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Farn1s for Sale

SALE OR TRADE-4O acres: 28 mi. S. w
Indpls; fruit farm. 500 peach trees and
other fruits fair bldgS.; spring water.
VIM. NORRIS. 2llla w New York.
200 Improvements fruit; war.
deed; S1,275 terms P. J. FUSHELBERG-
En-. Columbus Ind.
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1925 CHEVROLET-Tour good shape:
$4,000; easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET
CO., $40 E. Washington st.
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Building and Contracting

GENERAL building and contracting; re.
modelling a specially. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY 1876 N Delaware. Ii $3.50
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COZY 4-ROOM

Like new; large lot garage, poultry
house electricity. Small down payment.
Oh. 4924 after $50 D. m.
ON TERMS-4-room bungalow, "a acre;
fine for chickens and garden; near Ben
Davis. MR.. M'TARSNEY, Be. 5000.
Eve, Be 1852
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NASH TOURING-In. fine shape and ready
to 90: S45 down. balance easy. Graham
Paige Used Car Branch. 5l4 NJ Capitol
Ave Lii 1888 Omen evenings
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TTIREE-BEDROOM

A 5-room California bungalow; long
living room. fireplace. large diner and
kitchen. first floor; 2 bedrooms, bath and
perfect home in perfect condition. Price,
$3.50. NICOSON, Ri. 9484.
Sncnritv TrnSt COmnanv
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Locate Before School Opens
House. ond Has Furnishea

1929 NORTHWESTERN AVE-ATT. 3-RM
MOD. APT; ADULTS; PRIV. EMIT; CAR
OR BUS SERV. Ia 1872
933 II. BOSART-4 large rms. nicely furn-.
inc. back porch. large pantry, gar. paved
alley. imp. ST., good loc.. east; lights. gas,
wa. included, $40. We want rel. people.
Oh. 0213J.
NEW YORK. 7l9 E.--2 rooms and private
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-19
Automobiles for Sale

STUTZ-Sedan model 690 ex upholstering
and paint; motor sounds good; no trade;
sells quick for cash. BUCKEYE FINANCE
CO., POT E. New York, Ri. 4974.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-19
Radio and Equipment

ATTENTION-Rad owners; expert radio
service OF all kinds. Two years with Kruse-
Connell Co. CLYDE B. TRADER. 202 N.
Rural St. Oh. 7039-M Ii 4754.
RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired ana service Cummins Bros
Radio Co "a W. Ohio St. Ii 3656.
RADIO-Stewt-W Warner; cost s240; scarce
~ used: SIS Victrola &c records IT. 1881 n