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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as
stolen belong to:
Gerald Eads, 2448 North Illinois
street. Ford roadster. from Mary
land street and Kentucky avenue.
Levi Hall. 514 West Michigan
street, Chrysler touring, from Michi-
gan and West streets.
Jesse Butler. 1919 Kappas street,
Chevrolet coach, 9O-l20, from 400
Blaine avenue.
Herbert Lee. 6I2 South Senate
avenue. Ford coupe. 741-1l0, from
in front Of AIT West North street.
Earl Keeper. 2424 North Capitol
avenue. Chevrolet coupe, 1887
from Capitol avenue and Market
street
Henry c Meyer, r. r. S. Box 85M.
Dursnt touring. from Alabama and
washington streets.
Byron Lightstone. SO East Ma
pie Road boulevard. Chrysler sedan
from Market and Delaware streets.
Baunt Anthony, 1909 Climber
street. Chevrolet touring. from 1900
Barth avenue
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CurtlSS Names MANAGER

Appointment of Hugh H. Green
as office manager for Curtiss Fly
ing Service OF Indiana, Inc, 957
North Meridian street, has been an
nounced by H. Weir Cook, general
manager.
Green has been active in insur-
auce work here for several years,
having been agent for the Equitable
Life of Iowa and general agent for
the Reliance Life Of Pittsburgh He
is a graduate of Wabash college
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RefrigeratOrs

Al FACTORY PRICES-These refrtgerators
are scientifically constructed, proved and
tested at Columbia University; a small
down payment delivers any refrigerator,
easy terms. Polar Ice and Fuel Co. 1000
Northwestern Ave. Phone Ia 0689
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BACK HOME AGAIN

StoleT automobiles recovered by
police belong to:
RoSco Raybun. 10 East Palmer
street. Whippct coach, found at
Palmer and Meridian streets.
Dorman Nelson 1910 English ave
nue.. Ford roadster found in rear
of els South Meridian street.
c. 3. Helton. $40 North State ave
nue.. Chrvsler roadster. found at A
North Senate avenue.
Arthur Enlow. 32S West South
street. Ford sedan, found at Troy
avenue ana Bluff road
Thomas Northern. 1914 South
Blaine avenue Ford coupe. found
al Market and New Jersey streets.
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EntertaInS With Stunts

Frank Cooper. aerial acrobat en-
tcrtained a large crowd at Capitol
airport Sunday with a demonstra-
ton Of wing-walking and with q
parachute jump. Cooper manipu-
lated his chute so he landed on the
field.
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Gliding Losing Ground

Lack of proper instruction and
suitable training ground has caused
a dWindling Of interest in gliding as
a sport. according to a letter written
by Athletic Director Potsy Clark to
the National Glider Association at
Detroit
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Death Notices

KEENAN,. JAMEs-Died ut the home Of
his sisters. Margaret Allen 1906 Spann
Ave. Monday morning at 1215. Funeral
SMITH JOSEPHINE OF Frank smith
passed away at Gary. Ind Saturday. Nav
g. Funeral Wednesday. May 9Th. at 2
smith. ia Sanders ST. Friends invited 5ii,1C
Burial Crown Hill cemetery
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Cessna Is Delivered

Howard Maxwell delivered new
Cessna monoplane Sunday for Cur
tiss Flying Service of Indiana.
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Flies to Terre Haute

Walker Winslow flew to Terre
Haure today in a Curtiss Robin
monoplane on business trip for
Curtiss Flying Service of Indiana.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS

INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS
sealed proposals 10 the Board Of TruS-
tees Of Purdue University for the fol-
loving items 10 be constructed on the
grounds OF Purdue University. West Ls-
-favefte Indiana. Will be received at the
Office OF the Controller Purdue UDiver-
sltV. veSL Lafavette. Indiana. ID 20 1000
a. n. TUESDAY. Nav 18th. 1929. at which
time thew viii be publicly opened and
read. namely.
Unit No. /. New Mechanical Building.
New Pharmacy Building.
Unit No 1 New Chemistry Building.
Additions to the Underground Heating
Tunnels
Heating Tunnels
steam Piping for Machinery RI Nex
Mechanical Building
ings named NAV be obtained from Wslfer
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RadIo end Equipment

ATWATER KENT Special val,
with dyn Speakers beautiful cab. table
model prices. FuIwider Radio. Ha. 2620
RADIO REPAIR-By experts aerlals
eliminators. spkers. or any make sets. We
Know How. EAST END RADIO. Oh. 4033.
hTWATER KE-IT-Model 20; complete;
S84 so. terms $500 foWn. CLAYPCOL
MUSIC SHOP 108 W WASHINGTON St
used. Diamond T, all
cleo. console; comp. S60.83. 837 N. III. ST.
RADIOS holster a G. big discount.
casv terms II 23O2-M.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKs-We wish to extend
our thanks % all relatives. neighbors
and friends for the many acts Of Kindness
and sympathy shown US during the i'll
ness and death Of our dear grandmother
and sister. Allie J. Cory.
THE RELATIVES
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Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters. at exceptional prices to reduce
our stock.
221 E. Maryland Ii. 1898
See the wonderful new number "a
Butcher Roy Refrigerator Counter dis
played on our floor.
TYPEWRITER-A. W /. Co. grade ano
new poTtables: all makes. See the new
model Remington portable. Rentals. serv-
ice and supplies AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE CO. 1877 N Meridian St Board
Of Trade Bldg Ii 1922
WAREHOUSE SCALES-2-t on; very reas-
enable indianapolis Scale Co. $40 E.
wash St.
SPECIAL, Rental RFTEs-$25 so and up.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER co. 642
Consolidated Bldg. II, 47l2
CALL US-For rebuilt typeWriters also re
pairing. KING TYPEWRITER Elk. 200
Mass. Ave. ii. 9470.
TYPEWRITER-W eII-knoWn make; perfect
cond. reason. 2841 Central. Ha. 2633-W.
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Special Notices

CHILDREN TO BOARD-Prefer ages 3 to
years. Country home. Best Of care.
Phone Pittsboro 1872 or write Mrs. A
w WILEY. r. r. A. Pittsboro. Ind
SPECIAL-MISS BENSON DINNERS. SOC.
Served from 5 to 7. chicken to order. 2i2e
Central Ave. He 3l94
WANT-To keep small set of books as
side line. Can take care of tax and in
come reports Ii. 1891. HUI. 4453.
WORK CIOTHES-And shoes; cut prices
118 virginia; Just south Of Maryland.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

NEW JERSEY, 2042 E.-Ideal front nm;
furn.; ADULTS. laundry privileges; cheerful.
NEW JERSEY. 4l8 N.-Large front rm;
modern; everything furnishedi IS.
NEWMAN, 1872 connecting front rms;
cool. private home. On. 4244-R.
NORTH housekeeping rms; employed
couple with chi1Id' or sleeping I'm: Tor
ern home; reasonable. Ia. 3674-W.
NORTH-3 rms. modern, private entrance;
good carline; So Ia. 1892.
ORIENTAL, 90 N.-3-rm. apt; modern
everything furnished reasonable.
PARK. 2I42-New management; newly dec
Grated; I'm. apt; garage He. 50o5.
ST. JOE. E., 215-CIean, furnished rms. /:
modern reasonable. RI. 1868.
WALNUT. E.. 115-2 furnished rms; walk
dist: $50 mo See housekeeper in base.
WALNUT, E, APP furnished modern
front housekeep. rms. also ! sleeping rm.
WASH E, 3323-Modern; Q rms furn.
for housekeeping. Oh 5587-W.
WOODRUFF, 502. NJ. Do nicely furnished
front rms, with kitchentte. Oh. 1850.
stairs, also l down; modern. Ri. 48l0.
10TH. E. 445-Modern room; everything
furnished: walking distance; 81. Ii 2011.
nth. E. 243-2 hsekpg. rms, adjoining
bath; private entrance. Reasonable.
nth, E. 72l-2-rm. suite; clean mod
ern. Ri. 1898.
10Th e. 4l8-Nice bedrm and kitchen
privileges Of good home for reliable
couple. Reasonable
31sT 1857. W.-Completely furn modern
rms private entrance. Ia 255l
3 MOD.-Unfurn. rms; heat. lights. water
excellent condition. S2i. Ha 0895-R.
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Lost on4 Found

FOX TERRIER-Whit with black ears.
slack spot on Left side. black tail Return
500 N. Noble. Receive reward.
LOST-Clothirg in white can
vas bag marked Peerless
American. $50 reward for re
turn to 1868 n. Illinois. No
questions asked. ia. 1899.
LO6T-One box Of gloves Between 800 N.
Liberty ST. and the r. H. l. 81 z. trac-
tion freight Please return to HARRY
MORRISON. 1913 n. Noble St. Phone
Ri 6306 Reward offered.
LOST
Body Of Gruen silver wrist watch. En-
graved on black, reading Employees Xmas
&c" Reward. Call Ii 2575.
PARTY KNOWN TO OFFICER
picked up yellow purse IN Union ste ton
Thursday after 1oon. Return to check
room. No questions asked Reward.
POLICE DOG-Nale black and tan
Dr. 5232
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Apartments for Rent

ALABAMA, N. 1654-Modern 4 and 5-rm
apis. porches; reasonable. Ii. 8735.
BELLINGHAM - 301O Balsam Ave; newly
decorated. Broom apis; $4750; utilities
furnished Wa. 44I3
DELAWARE, 8l3. M rms. bath. heat
wat. furn.. very attractive reas. Lin 6553
ILLINOIS, ~ l701-Downstairs apis;
rooms each; s35 and $40.
LOCKERBIE. 614-Modern, room apt;
steam heat; hot water. etc; $40 inspect.
Key 3rd door west.
MARKET. E.. 1920 - 8 large rooms and
bath; cool. Well-ventilated, gas, lights,
water and steam heat furn.i gar; $50.
Call Wa. 1898 mornings and evenings.
M'CARTY. E. 715-Upper duplex light,
large. pleasant, cool rms; private oena -
frances rent reduced: adults Dr. 6538.
PINEX-Pine. Fletcher ave; fur and IN
fur: S35 UP. See custodian, apt. 10: 2.
18TH, e.. 420-6-rm. apt must be seen to
be appreciated. Ri. 1907.
4l8 e FIFTEENTH .............,..$41.0 90
1919 central ;..........r.t.. . '9U
1888 N. Meridian ............,..... 1000
l226 N. limos .........,.....E.... 93.oU
24O L. Pratt ....... ..s..........s.. 3U.Uu
30l5 n. Meridian .......,.......... ~ ~
1l08 College Observation-Disclosures. IS. 90
1924 Broadway .................. 43. 90
I8 E. 37th .................... IS 90
5345 T. Washington ............... 49, 90
3515 ~ Penn Observation-Disclosures. 5000
l2 24d E. Washington ............... g. 90 90
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES
ITO Union Title.
Ii 3d56
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Legal Notices

on Or after MAY 6th 7 VIZ not oe reSpon-
slble fer any debts incurred by any enc
hut myself.
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BOARD OF coming APPEALS
NA~rr-r NE EEA ~.

Notlce Is hereby gwen hat NobFTI
Brvce has flled with the Board Of zon-
ine Appeals O. the CITY cf Indianapolis a
0sttttor asking PERM SSfoD - very thH
-souirenents OF the Eonine Ordinance by
erecting s flling station a. the north
east corner O. Highland snd MARROW
4 public hearing vii b. held by said
Board in Room 4oi City Hall. TUESDAY.
-.r-e srd plsce all interested persons viii
Re given opportunity 10 be heard in ref
ersnce 70 the matters set out IN said
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
GEO r. O'CONNOF.
President
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Help Wanted Female

SALESLADIES
-Four neat appearing aggressive sales,
ladies. opportunity % connect with cid
established Arm. work 5 pleasant and
possibilities unlimited. Apply.
FRED. PLACE ~ e. ONO.
COUNTER GIRLS-Opcn
SODA DISPENSERS
WATTP ESS-Open.
WHITE COOKS-Cafeteria 4 restaurant.
Licensed $50 When Bldg.
BABY WANTED
About 5 months Ole To use in this
weeks performance Apply mgr. lobby.
English theater. Al ones.
10 LADIES = TO sell shoes on credit
house-to-houSe csnvhssins, can easily
make s20-s25 per week. Apply a Davis
Credit Shoe store. 2S6 MaSSa ehuSetiS Ave.
MTnDI E-AGED - HouSeSeepsr; more for
home than wages SIS n. Rural 81.
SAIESLADIES- cangassing Write or
cell sal Middle Dr.. Wooruff Pl,. CO, 215n.
wAETED-A eirl for general work in
iIrrrh room. Call. SIS 8. Walnut St.
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Storage and Transfer

sTORE-Your furniture in FIRE proof stor-
age house Private ,ookers. Pay 6 months
later Special no charge for hauling
for month Of MAY. Estimates given with
out obligation. Call
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR 90.
4i9 E Market RI 1850
PACKING SHIFTING low RATE-On
California shipments Local and overland
hauling OTTO } 6UESZ Ri. 1928 65dl
night Oh O699W 4579
H TAYLOR TRANS. q STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICE OVERLAND-TO or
from Chicago, S. Louis, Detroit, Cleve-
land or other cities. Dr. 307l or ri. 1865.
FURNITURE MOVING-S3 load and up.
large covered trucks experienced help:
give me a call. DR.. 1851
TRANSFERRING General Hauling Of all
Kinds s21 z. cath. w e. RODOEKER.
wa. 1888: residence. Hu. 2157.
BRITTON TRANSFER Moving $3.50 load
large trucks; responsible men. Dr. 76le
c. n MAIDNE-Transfer, hauling. grad
ing and sodding. Oh. STA.
HICKs-LocaI and long distance transfer;
expert piano movers Ri 6434.
LOCAL-And overland moving; lowest
rates. Responsible men. Be. 1858.
WILLIAMS TRANSFEP-Large covered
trucks: local oyerId. So Id. up. II. 0244
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RusEness Opportunities

MAKE Me AN OFFER
Sandwich shop and lunch room with
table and counter service showing a good
profit. best location in city: good lease
See owner 40 W. Maryland ST., or
ohoue ii. OTIS.
SMALL GCCERY-Sell cheap. Ri. 5992.
or d.. t3-ring-4
GROCER Must be sold immediately;
GOOD barg. Gail Be. 4234 after p m.
RCCMING HOUsE-1i rooms, nicely fur
uzsncG all rented. 426 Irving Place
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Houses and Flats Furnished

RILEY, 1l8-Upper duplex, rms bath
redecorated. nicely furi.. adults. Ir. 30l3.
VILLA l627-DUring summer; Arm. mod.
lights. gas, water furnished. $40.
WALNUT, e. tl5-3 rms. bath; everyth
furn. S35. See Housekeeper in basement
28TH, w. 118-5 or rooms; mod; ADULTS;
reference. Call to p. m. Ha. 2037-J.
3IST W. 1ll7-6-room modern; every
thing furnished YARD: garden Ia. 1886.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUsivEa.
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Situations Wanted Female

LAUNDRY WORK-To bring home; every
thing handled carefully He 1860.
DINING ROOM-Girl or upstairs maid
Miss Fern Benz. English, Ind
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Real Estate for Exchange

trade for clear lots north or east. w. Z.
DENSFORD, RI. s735 8is Occidental
BLDG
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Situations Wanted Male

PART TINE WORK-Wanted; 10 q. m. to
2 D. m, by young man; any kind OF
POSITION WANTED-Any kind Of driv-
ing. reference furnished. Dr.. 2225.
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Business Announcements

BATHROOM-Co Complete $40; plumbing and
heating installed. Reas. Ia. zOa1
CLEANING HOUSE-And removing wall
paper Dy steam; very cheap. On. 6393:
FEATHERS Bought sold and renovated.
feather mattresses. pillow: made TO oddaef
F T. Burke, ZIG Mass ave. Ri, $685..
Decorating: paper hang. and
painting. WILSON AND REEDY. Ii. 1897
Decorating: by experts; we
are fully equipped for any job Ia. 2g58.
PAINTING Interior. exterior; best ma
terial best workmanship WILL c. alG-
PAINTING-Best maNriaI; experienced;
careful work. Reasonable. He 1927
PAINTING-Cau FERTIG & PLEFFER.
1885 n. Illinois. Ia. Ozll.
PAINTING and exterior; best
mate. and wkmnship. ONeal Dr.. 2884-M.
plaster patching c. SIOLz On, CUB
PAPER HANGING
Call after y. m. Ii. 97l6.
PAPER CLEANED-Sl per room; painting.
Can Garden, Or. 1893.
PAPER HANGING, painting: done on
short notice. Call BUS, Hu. 6253.
samples. FRANK JACKSON Oh. 2O04
PAPER CLEANED-75c rm. and up. Work
guar call SCANLON. Ri 1903.
PAPER HANGING-C Cleaning and painting;
high-class work. On. 05l2. -
PAPER HANGING-Cieaning, upholsterinP
and repairing Be. l82l-M.
EXPERT WALL PAPER
CLEANERS
All work guaranteed. Call Ii. 878o.
PAPER observation-disclosures cleaning Of
all kinds. painting. Jones, Ha. 1101-W
RUGS-CIeaned, 9x12, l50 Cali for and
deliver. KEEMER RUG. CO. Oh. 1886.
WALL PAPER-And hardwood floors
cleaned; work guar Hu. 4040; Oh: 1863.
WALL PAPER CLEANING. PAINT WASH
ING--Sl per room; first class work guar
anteed M Hill. Ri. 0349, anytime.
ALI KINDS OF PLUMBING INSTALLED
AT REASONABLE PRICES Ia 4057
HAVF-Your cutters. downspouting and
roofs looked over by Goldstein Dr.. 1881.
my TIMEs WANT ADs FOR Bu6INEss
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Instructions

PIANO AND VIOLIN-Lessons 81 and VI
Call Ii O25o or III Pembroke Arcade
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Suburban for Sale
$1.7O0

Two acres; good s-room house; orchard;
excellent for chicken raising, 2-car
garage: 81 mi. northwest Greenfield on
Fortyille Pd He. 1855
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Garages for Rent
Farms for Rent

GARAGES Individual; only IS each. 72f
n. East ST.
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MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES.
ITO Union Title.
oNEC

BOTH. w Beautiful 5-rm. duplex;
newly dec. striy mod. gar; ref. ia. 3146
THOROUGHLY modern .. 8. and 5-room
apartment; locations north. east and
south at reduced rent. See US or phone.
Ii. 1891.
Il. ii. WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trus, ..ldina
Lowell Y-4-rm. upper duplex; newly dec;
garage utilities furn.: a35. Ha. l945
MODERN APT.-3 rms. kitchenette: Saith:
porch; redecorated: S35. Hu. 1858.
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Houses for Sale

PASTURES miles south Fountain. for
cattle. reason Southport 45-J-2. Ts. 1908.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BABY BUGGY-White reed; good cond.
real bargain. Beech Grove 42-J-l.
BICYCLE - 'Pennant,' baby bassinette;
both good cond.: bargain ca. 5973-1.
BREAKFAST sET-Beautiful 9-piece din
iug room, apiece living room, 3 piece
bedroom. rugs. occasional tables, twin
beds, odd chairs. CoXweus, 2428 n.
Meridian.
CINDERs- Driveways, walks. excavating
and hauling. A. w. Newland Or. 4531.
GOOD CINDEBS-And trash hauling. Call
Ii. 1921.
COAL RANGE-sl5; dining table, $3.50;
dresser, $3.50 congoleum, ACC per square
ward. 1910 S. Meridian St.
ELECTRIC IRONER-37-inch Simplex;
cheap for cash. Oh. 0852.
FLOWER vegetable plants; barg.; 1
Blk. south Of Five Points, via Southeast n
FURNITURE-3 rms, complete: Al cond..
barg; leaving city. he 1903.
GARLANp-Com gas and coal
Co. l02 S. Penn. ST.
LINOLEUAI- Remanents. less than cost;
various sizes. PATTERSON SHADE Co.
9 E. Washington St. 3rd floor.
LIVING ROOM sUITE-2-pc. overstufIed;
good condition Wa 1898.
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MEN
To take orders 10 clean furnaces with
vacuum: season now on. 5000 pay.
Apply TO s46 W New York St. Ri 3426
MONEY MAKER 100 IT'S
Great. Pr7zledum. cycle hand sheet,
scientific. instant fortune teller. 25c
gets one JAMES STEWART, 1852 So.
state St Chicago III
FURNACE SALESMAN.
Exclusive territory. chance for promo
tiou 10 branch wanagement Apply 10
e4S " New YORK. Phone RI. Sass.
CCLORED BOY-Polshing doors; meals;
S45 per month.
Counter Nsn-White; meals; sl2 per vk
Licensed. $50 When Bldg.
WANTED
Beef homer and sausage heller. state
sEe ard experience. Box D lo3. Times
WANTED-Ca rpenter.
Ia. 1919.
ESMAN-To sell on commission. can
arrange drawing account Phone Ii. S664
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Suburban for Rent

GREENFIELD rooms. gas. electricity.
city water truck lots. barn. chicken
house. fruit Inquire al E. 10Th ST..
ROCKVILLE ROAD-stop g.: new houses:
erounds chicken park; garages.
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Business Places for Rent

/ 2. AMI 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furnished or unfinished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware
Ii. 2458. Room TO
MORRIS. SIT. W-Brtck store Building:
ramoaal To .mLl tenant d $50
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MERCEDES TO
BEBEAUTFIED
Plan For Highway and
Texas Avenue Is
Sent to Women


MERCEDES, FEB. 9.-Ihe BUSH
ness and Professional Women's club
Of this place, have just received a
communication from Major Edward
A. Wood, city planning engineer OF
Dallas, n a he IS Immediately send
ing plans for the Identification Of
the highway from bridge 20 bridge,
through Mercedes and Texas avenue,
from the highway south.
During the gardening and land
scape school recently conducted here
by the club Major Wood was pres
ent and was employed 10 draw up a
plan for the streets, the club being
assured Of aid by the city.
The Identification plans propose
widening the highway to 100 feet
from bridge to bridge, by placing a
20-foot building line on each side Of
the street from Oregon avenue TO
v ashington avenue, and u l0-foot
building line from Washington "
U TO the eastern city limits, ac-
cording TO Major Wood in a letter
TO the club. 1t Is proposed to orna-
ment the boulevard from Oregon 10
Texas avenue. and from Texas ave
nue. to Illinois avenue, the same
method Of ornamcntation applying
TO Texas avenue from Second street
TO the southern city limits.
Major Wood has also submitted
sketches for the depressions NJ each
entrance to the city. calling for ten
mis- courts, planting OF trees, soddiug
Of slopes and draining.
The yard Identification contest is
underway, a contest sponsored annu-
ally by the club.
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LIQUORCASE
WON BY u. 5.
S5,COO,OC0 Conspiracy
Defen dants Are
Found Guilty

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-P1-The gov
eminent today won its liquor con
spiracy case against Alderman Titus
Haffa and four accused associates
in the operation of a $4,000, 900
booze syndicate.
Tho jury convicted the city coun-
Gilman and the others on all IL
counts of the indictment, carrying
a maximum penalty Of four and one
half years imprisonment and fines
of $4,000. Sentences was delayed
until next week.
The indictment, charging manu-
facture. sale, possession and trans
p~ortation of Intoxicating liquors
and a conspiracy 70 do so, was re-
turned MS the climax OF ali extensive
investigation carried on by special
federal agents in Haffa's ward, the
43rd.
Haffa, convicted with Joseph
dent Of the republican boosters club;
Edward Hug, minor political worker;
Sam Simons, Haffa's chauffeur; and
Henry Murray, political roustabout
and alleged booze runner
Albert Bauer, former park COM
missioner indicted with Haffa,
Begheris, ward politician and presi-
pleaded guilty on the eve Of the
trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
Valley Visitors
Given Souvenirs
Sheffield viii

Advices received Saturday at Mis-
souri, Pacific headquarters here stat
ed that the party Of agricultural
workers and writers who toured the
Valley Friday we're "fed up" IN Val
ley citrus fruit.
Each member Of the party received
a souvenir from the Missouri Pacific
lines in the form Of miniature fruit
cake, each crate containing three
Valley-grown citrus fruit.
A card accompanying the fruit bore
the following: Compliments Of the
Rio Grande Valley growers and the
Missouri Pacific Lines. You are new
on the Missouri Pacific Lines, and il
is a privilege 70 contribute U part
in making your visit TO Texas and the
Lower Rio Grande Valley a pleasant
one"
At E~dinburg each woman member
Of the party received a small yellow
parrasol as q souvenir Of the trip, and
the home demonstration clubs Of
Cameron county presented all mem
bers a packet Of crystallized grape
fruit peel.