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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
SPEEDWAY
!. LINK IS PROPOSED
Changes in Old Highway
ii Structure Asked in Plan
Given Commissioners.

7 The Bureau of Public Roads of the
Department of Agriculture has submit
ted a plan to the District Commission
ers for utilizing the Highway Bridge in
connection with proposed speedway
on the Virginia shore of the Potomac to
the new Arlington Memorial Bridge and
Joining with the proposed Mount YER
; non Highway.
The plan calls upon the Commits
sioners to sanction the removal of two
spans of the old Highway Bridge at the
Virginia end and changing the second
pier into an abutment from which
ramps would run down to the proposed
speedway.
While the Board of Commissioners
has given no expression of opinion on
the proposal, which will save motorists
a short distance in travelling from the
new memorial bridge to the old Figh-
way Bridge, it was not met with any
enthusiasm by other District officials
The most serious objection voiced WIS
that 1t would create a traffic congestion
at the Highway Bridge which would
more than offset any advantage to mo-
florists.
Report Given Whitehurst.
The plan is set forth in a report pre-
scented to Capt. H. c.. Whitehurst, chief
trict. by Capt. R. E. Tome, engineer in
charge of plans for the Mount Vernon
memorial highway for the Department
of Agriculture. 1t is proposed to fill in
the Potomac River on the Virginia side
to a point sufficiently far from the
present shore line to permit removal of
two spans of the bridge and the build
ing of four steep spiral ramps leading
from the bridge down to the proposed
roadway. which would tunnel under the
end of the bridge
The theory is that such change in
the construction of the Highway Bridge
would save motorists about half mile
in going from one bridge to the other
Although the cost of the work would
be out of the Federal pocket, 1t Is con-
tended the charge would be real
detriment instead of an improvement.
Carries Heavy Traffic.
Col. w. B. Ladue, engineer commits
sioner for the District, points out in {
letter to Capt. Toms:
"The Highway Bridge and the high
way leading south from it into Vir
ginia constitute the main approach Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08

fine, pure ginger ale in hot weather"
Real aged ginger ale costs no more
Clicquot Club Golden is the famous GIN
ger ale that is patiently aged to rich, ripe
mellowness. 1t comes in clean new bottles,
yet it costs you no more, ounce for ounce,
than any other ginger ale.
The Clicquot Club full 16-ounce pint,
has been found to be the most econom-
ical of sizes. So-called family sizes" and
near-quarts are wasteful, for part of the
contents may go flat" before it can be
used, and must be thrown away. With
Clicquot Club you never need lose any
of that valuable, delicious double carbon
alton, for you can always open just what
you want.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
POPE RECEIVES PARTY
HEADED BY FIR. HURNEY

The Pope today received at the Vat
lean a party of 100 persons headed by
Father Francis j. Hurney of st. Pat
rick's Church. this city. Many Wash
ingtonians, who made the journey to
help celebrate the jubilee year, were in
the party according to dispatch by
the Associated Press.
The Pontiff expressed appreciation of
the sacrifices the pilgrims made in or
der to come so long a distance to help
him celebrate the jubilee year. He pre-
sented each jubilee medal.
Tomorrow the. pilgrims leave for San
Reno. Nice. Marseille and Lourdes, en-
barking from Cherbourg for home
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,ar, the man and two quarts of alleged

car, the man and two quarts of alleged
liquor.
Joseph S. George, IS years old 1000
block of X street. pleading guilty to
possessing 40 bottles of beer, was SEN
fenced to pay SIS or serve As days. The
police arrested George when they en-
tered his store on search warrant
taken out after an informer had pur-
chased some alleged beer there Tuesday
morning.
Ralph v. Beall, 400 block of Rhode
Island avenue, arrested in the Harring-
ton Hotel Tuesday night on the COM
plant of clerk, and in whose possess
sion pint of alleged whisky was found,
was held on $500 bond after his re-
quest for Juxy trial had been granted.
Essel Royal Maxwell, 81 years old, 600
block OF Eighth street northeast,
charged with second offense possession,
was held under 81 900 bond to await
a trial by jury on Saturday. Thirty
six quarts of alleged liquor were found
in the rear of his Eighth street bicycle
shop when Policemen William B. Sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08

they arrived. The body was removed
to the Timothy Hanlcn undertaking
establishment at GAL H street north
east
Wholihan Is survived by his son and
a daughter, Margaret Wholihan. Other
relatives live In New York and New Jer-
sey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
CONSENT TO DRY ORDER.

NJ M. Doyle and F. A. Thuee, at
torneys for John M. Camalier, and
Michael j. Lane, attorney for William
L. Morris. today consented to an order
in District Supreme. Court restraining
their clients from unlawfully possess
ing and selling liquor at the Malhower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08

Washington from Virginia and the
South and carry very heavy trafnc
of all classes, including street cars.
buses, trucks, business vehicles and
pleasure cars. The Commissioners feel
that this class of traffic Is for the most
part entirely foreign to the traffic that
will use the Mount Vernon Memorial
Highway, and that perhaps the best
interests of both classes of traffic would
be served by keeping these two arteries
entirely separate, rather than by facili-
tating the interchange of traffic between
them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08

For Your Pleasure
The CEeqaot club Eskimos - Every
Tuesday Erening at 10 P. NJ. New
York Time, from W,EAE, NetV York.
and 70 associated radio stations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08

Dairy Lunch. 1923 Seventeenth street
northwest.
Camalier posted a $500 bond to IN
sure the court that no further viola
ton of the prohibition law would be al
lowed on the premises. Camalier is
owner of the building and Morris the
tenant, who were sued for a paddock
injunction in District Supreme Court by
Assistant United States Attorney Harold
W.. circuit. on behalf of United States
Attorney Leo A. Rover.
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AWARDED $1,000 DAMAGE
Municipal Court Jury Returns Yer
dict for William II. Smith.

A jury in the Municipal Court before
Judge Nathan Cayton has reported a
verdict for $1,000 damages against
Simon S.. Freedman in suit brought
against him by william H. Smith, presi-
dent of the Consolidated Building &
Heating Co., for alleged malicious
prosecution
The suit grew out of charge said
to have been made by Freedman against
Cmith of which he was exonerated by
Assistant United States Attorney Joseph
G. Bruce in Police Court May z. At
torney Abner Siegel appeared for the
plaintiff.
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DEATH OF MAN BY GAS
ACCIDENT, is VERDICT
Body of Patrick Wholihan Is
Found by Son-Jury Sits
ON Case
on Case.

A coroner's jury today brought a yer.
dict OF accidental death in the case
OF Patrick Wholihan, SO years old
OF 500 Irving street, whose lifeless
body was found by his son John late
yesterday IN chair beside his kitchen
stove, from which gas was flowing.
DR.. Edwin E. Roberts 1918 Georgia
avenue, and the No fire department
rescue squad responded to the emer-
gency calls but life was extinct when
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The right auay to buy
Ginger He

Buy Clicquot Club Golden in twos.
half dozens, 12-bottle cartons or by
the case-thenyou can open one pint
at time and always have it fresh and
sparkling. Serve it at ,mealtimes and
between everyone in the
family will love the mellow golden
favor that only ageing can give! At
your dealers.
Note: IF you like dry" ginger ale
rather than the golden" favor, ask
for Clicquot Club Pale Dry. For an
extra dry ginger ale, ask for Clicquot
Club Sec. An overwhelming favorite
:. in clubs, in hotels, and the club cars
of the great limited trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08

terthwaite and Chester Stepp searched
the premises January 26 of this year.
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CITY TO ACCEPT
DOG POUND GIFT
Council May Act on Site
Tonight.

Passage Of the ordinance accept
ing the gift or Edwin L. Patrick and
Katheryn Cones Patrick Of q site
for the city dog pound is expected
tonight at city council meeting.
The ordinance IegaNzes the con-
veyance to the city Of ten lots IN
the Nicholas 81 Co.'S addition to
'Brightwood. The city plans TO
erect SIS. 600 dog pound on the
site which Is near the present city
FOUND.
Further consideration Of the ordi-
nance approving a Red Cab Com
pany taxi stand IN front Of the
English hotel on Monument circle
will be given tonight. The board
Of safety approved the request.
The ordinance authorizing eX-
penditure Of $1,000 from the con-
tingency fund of Mayor L. Ert Slack
for payment Of counsel in the liti-
cation suit against the election
board was to be called up for pass
age
The legal fee for service in de-
Tending the city IN the fight on the
city manager form Of government
will be paid to Charles Z. Cox,
Ralph Kane. Taylor GrOninger and
Fred c. Cause
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Help Wanted Male

Tool makers, production
men, on Fay multi-cut
and lo-swing lathes. Ex-
ternal, internal and cen
terless grinders. Fellows
and 6. & Z. cutters, Acme
Cone and Gridley auto
mates, heavy duty drills
and mills. Metal polishers
and buffers. Day and night
shifts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15
Rea[ Estate for Exchange

ONE FULLY modern s-room. story and
half. years old; very fine home; 1851
English ave; one 5-room modern, facing
park, 4609 English ave; 5l3 S. Drexel.
fight in back. Of 1909 English. two two
room bungalows. long living room. large
kitchen. in-s-door bed: something rev
and priced at only $500. Also several
good building lots TO trade: no farms
wanted What have you?
WILLIAM COOS.
355f English ave Dr.. C292
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Lost ond Found

AIPFDALF PUP-Black and tan, female,
name RAGS Call Or. 24i7-N before
2. m reward.
BTTTFOLD-With $50 ard change. also
drivers license Lost Rev. d.. 232I R-3.
PTN - Cameo. oval-shaped white-gold
setting. valued q dear Keepsake. lost
e downtown sat. morning. Rev. B. G. 10.
POCKFTBOOK-L lost on Belmont
Ave between Morris ard Washington SITS:
containing money. drivers license ana
Other articles Liberal reward. Be. $500.
FURSF-Frown leather lost on Market;
containing NunCie loan book and working
lsdv'S pay: reward. Ii. 50l2.
STRAYED-I0 DAYS ago. Boston bull. fe
male, pet. answers 70 meme OF BooJS-
Reward. Ii 3sOs or Be 34l2.
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Houses for Sale
2 ACRE TRACTS

2 ACRE TRACTS
CANDY
Including and 5-room bungalows. cleo
trio lights, well Some modern. Drive
out kentucky Ave, state road No. 81.
turn right at Walnut Gardens Road to
Candy Il miles from downtown Indian
apolis. Traction service. Ii. 1920. Mr..
KLINE. Evenings Oh. 6045.
a FAMILY HOME
Three bedroom bungalow. long living
rn, hardwood floors; built-in features;
2-car gar: near Hawthorne Shops on i'm
proved street Must be seen TO be ap-
prec!ated. Will arrange terms. II. l745.
8 REAL HOME FOR TWO
1870 Wade: 5-room modern bungalow.
Interior Al condition Nice bath, new
furnace. Bargain. $500. Terms. IA. 1911.
BEN DAVIs-New 5-Tm bungalow. break
fastnook. buIlt-in features, water IN
house. garage, chicken house. lz-acre,
fertile. 500 down. Oh. 3o3T-W.
DOUBLEc:ose 70 Riverside. i've years
old. only $3.50. Down payment 500.
real bargain. DR.. 4675 after ?. m.
NEAR 10Th AND COLLEGE-s-rn. modern
house; 2-car garage; newly painted and
dec; real barg. for ok. sale. he. 800
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Business Places for Rent

32D SOB E-2 rooms rear Berch's phar-
macy; suitable DR.. Ia. $3.50. We. 0948.
NORTHWESTERN AVE, 2936-Large cor
ner store room: will decorate. Ia. 255I.
BLOCK BUILDING-35xI20 suitable any
business. reasonable Oh. 0141-W.
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Cottages and Resorts

COTTAGE-On Lake Maxinkuckee; elec.
lights; boat lake front. wk. or month.
a. Elbreeht, culver. Ind.
LAKE WEBSTER cottages ! rs; hts, gas;
cottage for wk.-ends. 1913 Park. Ri 1908.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15
Automobiles Wanted
Automobiles for Sale

2004
n. Meridian st.
BARGAINS
'21 Hup Touring, Al ........$ SIS
rs Star Coupster ............. IS
% Ford Coupe ...,......ss.... Is
'23 Chevrolet Touring ...... 35
'26 Chevrolet Truck. Real buy. 125
% Rickenbacker Sedan. Al, 245
'26 Star Coach. Like new .... 265
rs Overland 6 Sedan ......... 285
rs Studebaker Std. s Coach,
'25 s Stu Spec s. Bargain 24 IS
'26 Velie Sedan. Best buy in
town OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 39o
ct Essex Coach. Like new go. 395
'27 Star 6 Cabriolet. Like new. 425
'26 Nash Advance 6 Sedan.
See this .......,........... sos
'27 Diana 8 Brougham. Bargain 695
% Durant IS Coach. Like new 595
Murphy Motors, Inc.
2004 n. Meridian St.
Open Evenings. IA. 1897.
1925 FORD TUDOR
New LACQUER: $50 down.
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
1926 S Meridian
Dr.. 6743.
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Special Notices

REDUCING rauidly safely; amazing re
suits. relief Cor rheumatism neuritls.
diabetes. hay and rose fever. kidney t-ou-
bic. high blood pressure. all blood troubles.
Nature Aid Mineral Baths. $50 Z. Ohio
st. Room sos. Castle Hail Ii 5092.
ana gloves is Tirsinia. Cut prices.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15
Houses for Rent

BELLEFONTAINE. 2o1o-8-rrn. mod. house;
newly dec and painted; Al condition;
double garage. He. 32l0. "
BRADSHAW. S27-4-rm. cottage; in. toilet;
gar cleo, wat; near schools; Sl8; owner:
CHARLES ST, 1232-5-room house: strict
" modern: reasonable.
CHESTER 2822-5-room cottage; water;
electricity: SIS Dr. 3540-R
DAWSON. 8l1-5-room modern; Al condi-
ton; heat furnished. garage. Ia. $500.
EMERSON. N. 776-6 rooms mod. water
pd., double gar. near school. S45. II. 1868:
water paid; near Tech, No. g. Ii. 9l56.
excellent cond.; ga; deep we'll; clean; Sl8.
HAMILTON, 344-4-rnl. down. up; en-
trance in and out: families; reasonable
HARRIS, 27--6-room, half double. modern
except furnace. S28 Be. 0I4l.
MARKET. E. 14l0-Ha1 double, rooms
modern. Oh. 66l7.
OHIO. E, If0IIa-Upper duplex; 5 rooms;
modern; new decor; ga; water paid: $50:
RANDOLPH, S, I203-4-rm. double; semi
mod; water paid: Sl8. Dr.. 2528-R.
SOUTH SIDE nice rms. & bath. semi
mod; ideal place for SIS per mo. Dr.. $3.50.
SPRUCE. I726-Up. dup, rms. gas. cleo,
inside toilet. kitchen. gr. f.. wa. pd.; SD.
STEELE. $3.50 rooms. semi-mod.; new
deco Only SIG. Call owner. Ri. 6634.
VERMONT, I053-Ideal cottage. Just vaca.,
seui-mod.. good con; S22: water palo:
18TH, e. 727-6 rms, mod; new hard
woods. dec; s35; key next door. Ha. 2964.
5-ROOM semi; inquire 1916 Tallman
avenue.
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Instructions


PrANO-Popular and classical lessons. 81.
III Pembroke arcade Ii Gro.
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Pets and LiUe Stock

WE HAVE plenty of three week-old
brooder chicks; 90 cents each. Also
plenty of baby chicks, turkeys. ducks
and goshngs.
BoYER'S HATCHERY.
81 n. Delaware. r. 5410.
CHINCHILLA Pedigreed: four does and
hutches; very reasonable. d.. 636I
PARROT-Red head Mexican; geod tsiksr;
reasonable; after 2 p. n. caA Be. 4663s
SUMMER RESORT-For pets; lady attend
ant. Vance's Open Air Kennels. CHI 2600.
FANCY WHITE KING PfGEONS-Very
reasonable. s514 z. Mich. II. 3i6a-J.
HORSE-wagon and harness: veFA gaaA
enn6ixiaas aAeaa. 1sol SoGA&Ha
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CHRYSLER
CORPORATION.
\ ewcastle, Ind.
TWO Statesmen

Of high caLbre, DESTROYS for this terri
tory by local dealer. Car necessary. This
product is backed by one Of americas
largest corporations and IS highly adver-
tissd wonderful opportunity for man in
tent on getting ahead. Must have ability
70 qualify. Call corporation representa-
I've tor interview Tuesday, Mr..
--aTt-
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CAPITOL. N. 827-I or 2 large ,ras., for
housekeeping; modern conveniences; every
thing furnished. newly papsred
COMAR. 5o5-2 rms. everything furnished.
private entrance. Dr.. 2544-J.
DELAWARE, 8i6 N--Nice rms for girls,
OF man and wife: reasonable rates
DEL, N sO6-Cool front. room; aicove'
kitchen: furn.; walking dist RI 4z06.
enette: everything furnished; modern.
MERIDIAN. n, la35-Clean, cool apt;
rooms and kitchenette sink.
MERIDIAN. N. 840-Rm. suitable man and
wife OF couple Of girls: reasonable
NEW JERSEY. III. Mice, airy. house
keeping rms modern Ri 4l45.
NEW JERSEY, n. 3li7-Share g real
home; large porch, yard, etc. with own
er; bedroom. living room, kitchen OF.
front rms SIS. with gar. $3.50. Ia ll72-R-
partly furnished CHI o706-R.
OHIO, z, 500 large rooms, running
water: $3.50 week; room. So.
OHIO, z. 430-Rooms, everything furn-
ished: So week. garage: So mo.
ORIENTAL. N, 20 Housekeeping rooms;
also 2 sleeping rms: modern. furnished:
PARK, 14l8-Cool, front room and kitchen;
modern: furnished. Ii. 279o.
PENN. n. 1851 nice Housekeeping nm,
turn: also sleeping nm; references.
WALNUT. E. 1I5-2 furnished rms; walk.
dist. $50 mo. See housekeeper in base:
10TH, E, l84O-2-room apt; nicely furn-
1shed; modern; garage. Oh. 2736.
18th, E, I44I-Front room and Kitchen;
furnished; SIS week. Oh. lI23-M.
LOVELY, COOL-Woodruf; front room;
third floor; $3.50. Oh. 4i08.
sUBURBAN-ohristian home Aged or
children: Al reference Be. 1913 Ri.
NICE FURNISHED-3-room apt. near
Fountain Square; $40. Dr.. 9540-R.
Houses and Flats Furnished
BEvTLLE. N. 82a-Nice furnished nat.
mod. Protestant. adults; $3.50. Oh. 1881.
COLLEGE, 4Sol-Beautifully furnished. s.
room home; nice neighbor. Hu. 6091.
GUILFORD. 5404-Beautiful home fur
nished or unfinished. Reas. IA. l012
ILL. N. 43l; APT. 3-3 cool rms. vic
tTola oyerstufed constant hot water.
NORTH-Lady will share nice home with
couple or adults. Ha. 1871.
RILEY. 427-3 rooms, bath; furnished, ex-
cept linens: private; adults. II. 1493-W.
RODMAN-25 W 18th; nicely furn. apis.
See custodian or call Ri. 6998.
TALBOT AVE, N. 2402-Upper duplex;
5 rooms; 2 bedrooms: So week. Ia. 08l7:
WALNUT. e. 115-3 rms, bath; everything
furn.: $50. See housekeeper in basement:
16TH-4-room house: 2 bedrooms; garage;
private entrance; adults. Oh 2847-J-
8 ROOMS-Neat, strictly mod. private en-
MODERN 8-ROOM HOME-Will share all
privileges with couple. DR.. 2459-J
ROOMs-Nicely furnished; cool apart
nlent; Frig1daire. Ia. 1888.
5 ROOMS-Modern. nicely furnished; IN
I'll Sept. l. Be. Oslo.
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Suburban for Sale

ACRE@North on good gravel road.
Ideal for chickens or garden. Bafg. price.
Easy terms. Immediate possession. Right 70
build unrestricted. Future value prospects
doubling your money. Ri. sT0T-
Real Estate Wanted
RxpAIR THEM IF NEEDER "a. azaA
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

Ala, y, es9-2 rms: newly {urn-; water
II kitchen next bath: -sas Il. 623l.
Ala n. 7ES-Larre, sirv rna.: everything
furnished. large porch Ri. e6Ss.
Al n fsSs-Dandy new ! and I'm.
kitcaenettes, sink in kitch.; every eoayen.
ALABASIA. \. l326-Rm and kitchenette;
furnished II. III.
ALABAMA, n. I0Ie-Front suite OF rooms;
nice and clean; cheap. RI. Ses7.
ALABANA \, 52s-Nice front I'm. and
kitchenette another at IS. RI 1878.
ASHLAND. 1872 rms. unturnishe6. cool.
clean. sink. modern He. 50S9.
ASH AND. 22S4-s rms. priv. bath. priv.
porch and entrance. everything iurn. He.
2s07.
BATS. efi-2 connecting rms. everyth.
furnished: private bath and entrance.
RPO0KSTDE AVE, 1862 connecting
trent rms. down. nicely furnishes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15

USED CAR statesmen
Are you satisfied with your present po-
s.t!on2 At this time we have an opening
for high-grade men that can produce.
We nave the best used car buys II the
city and can make -ou very ATTRACTIVE
PROPOSITION See MR.. BROWN. 3547 E.
wash. St., LAUTH CHEVROLET co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15
Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED-1o carloads Of furniture i'm
mediately; best prices. Gail Ri. 20l9
MR.. PIERCE.
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BIG FOUR RY. co.
Unclaimed Freight Station. Cor. Cap.
Ave. and South St. Heavy glass trays.
stores: also homes: 25c each.
sACRIFICE-2-bc pc. living room suite for
$50 2152 N. Meridian, Apt. No; los.
VERY BEST HOUSE PATNTS-$2.O5 per
gallon for colors: S2.25 for white. COM
PETITION PAINT CO.. 366 S. Meridian.
WHEN you want something good in paint,
varnish. etc. the very best that can be
made, see Marion Paint Co., 1856 S.
Meridian. Ri. 9l65.
ENTIRE CONTENTS-10 rms. Of furnitur
sell al or part. 2428 n. Meridian.
ARE YOU KEEPING BABY'S MILK COLD
ENOUGH? Poorly built. refrigerators really
endanger his health, because proper cold
temperatures cannot be maintained. Let
us tell YOU more about this. POLAR ICE
AND FUEL COMPANY. 1000 Northwestern
Ave. Every type well-built refrigerator,
reasonable prices
WE HAVE a used gas ranges, al makes;
closing out at SIS te So l02 s. Penn St.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
HFsa..TR oxra TU1~k11
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Statesmen

SALESME
wishing to succeed IN electric refrigera-
ton and appliance field. This IS an
opportunity for unlimited earning power.
that requires high-grade experienced men.
apply Mr.. HopWood, No. 2 West Wash
ingtOr ST.
MECHANICS
~ First class; experienced on all
make cars.
LAUTH CHEVROLET co.
3547 E Washington St.
RADIO MEN-SELL THE BEST RADIO ON
THE MARKET FOR A REAL RADIO
ING PROP. FOR INF. CALL ia. 6139.
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Situations Wanted Mate

COLORED-Young; steady or JOB work;
cooking and housecleamng. Oh. 035I-M.
CHAUFFEUR ouseman, janitor; Al
reference. experienced. Ia. 4495.
BOY-i6. Strong. wants work any kind;
prefer stock work. Oh 5176-M.
CLEANING YARDS-Mowing lawns. trim
ing shrubs. exp. white man. Oh. 2849.
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Room for Rent With Board

BELL EFONTAINE. 191+Large front nm.
strictly modern: ! or 2. Re. 202o.
CENTRAL. I944-Nice, cool room; good
meals. home privileges. "a. 0Zol.
MORRIS, W, 223l-Rm. and board for
or q $3.50 each BE. li32-R.
NV JrPSEY. \, 2062-Gentlemen; extra
nice home. twin beds. shower. Ia. 6el6.
PARK. l6S9-Large, modern rnl.; I or 2;
twin beds: laundry and garage.
PENN n. 2256-Front m, or q home
PRIVILEGES Ia. $751;.
PENN n I22i-Lovely furnished room;
! o. ,, goo6 meals. r.. 59l5
PENN \, 2i2S-Attractive. cool room,
private home, good food; 81. ia. is92-R.
WASH E II39-Eylaud Apt. 5, nice front
nm. eood meals twin beos. Il. 69l4.
MN 10 ROOM AND BOARD-Private
home, strictly modern On. 1880
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15
Pets and LIUe Stock
StOre-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters. at exceptional prices to reouce
F D. GARDNER & co. ANA
22l z. MARYLAND. Ii. 1888
See the wonderful new number O.
Butcher ROY Refrigerator Counter dis
ulaved on our floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15
Help Wanted Female

LADY
To work IN small lunch room; board
and room furnished. Call at 1872
WHITE COOK-REST.. SIS WK.; MUST BE
FILLED AT ONCE. PARAMOUNT EMP.
BUR. $50 WHEN BLDG LICENSED.