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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
Black Fever Causes Death

IN Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, May IS
Ralph Hill. %. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ri omaS Hill. of Flatrock township,
dead of black fever at Memphis.
-eun. The body will be taken to
clifford, north Of here, for funeral
rYices and burial He was engaged
o the timber buying business and
lad been at Memphis but a few
reeks. He was a graduate OF the
Clifford high school. He leaves a
sister, Miss Mary Elizabeth Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
Swedish Plane Tested

BIZ JNtICU fIto6
STOCKHOLM, May 25.-Captain
AIbin Ahrenberg completed a Sc
ries of test flights yesterday pre-
paratory to his transatlantic flight
to New York from Stockholm.
The latest tests were in blind fly
ing. navigating only with the instru-
ments as in a fog. Except for the
last half-mile of flying, Captain
Nuremberg had no difficulty with the
big plane.
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WOOdpeckar 1nVades 6fJne

EVANSVILLE, Ind May %
Mrs. Gilbert Schafer. returning
home from a shopping trip. found
that woodpecker which had
gained access to the house by flying
down a chimney, has welded its bill
in a very damaging manner. The
bird pecked holes in q piano, bed
and door.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
Children's Fund Reaches 1892

RU Times Special
MARION, Ind. May 25.-The sum
of S792 was realized from the Poor
ChiIdren's Benefit Festival held
under the auspices of the Junior AS
ISOLATION of Commerce. The money
will be spent for relief of poor and
needy children attending the Mar
ion public schools.
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Robber OverIOoks S45

BU Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, May
25.--Lawrence Stewart. filling sta
ton attendant here, was held up
and robbed of S2462 by a bandit
who overlooked s45 in bills in an
envelope. The robber forced Stew
art to unlock the safe in which the
money had been placed and then
made him walk across a street with
his hands in the air.
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Yotes Cost 29.7 Cents Eaoh

III INfT8 NUICIUI
MUNCIE, Ind, May 25.-Each
vote cast in the primary election
here cost the city exactly 29.7 cents,
City Clerk Maynel Daily announces.
Expense of the election was $3,015
and the number Of votes cast was
1OO91.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
Police Head Asks Sane Fourth

MUNCIE, Ind, May 25.-"I was
a boy once myself, but that doesn't
remedy the damages resulting from
a noisy and boisterous Fourth OF
July celebration" Chief Arthur B.
Jones said in ordering a sane OBJ
servance of the national holiday
here. He acted on a request OF
physicians.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
Glass to Hear Sermon Sunday

~ IImCS NDtcIGI
MARION. Ind. May 25.-The
Rev. John Ford pastor OF the First
Christian church. viii deliver the
baccalaureate sermon to the Marion
high school graduating class at 2:30
D. m. Sunday at the high school
auditorium. Musical numbers Will be
provided by the high school music
department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
County Treasurer Dies

D' KZOKOMO -, Ind, May 25.-H. Lee
KerIin, ST, Howard county treasurer,
died this morning after several
weeks illness. He was serving a
second term in the Office.
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WASHINGTON May z5.-N6dI
Whitmer Hahn, 80, was held today
charged with purchasing poison
Illegally, following charges by his
wife he put the poison in cabbage
they were to eat and then accused
her of trying to poison him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19
BELIEVES WIFE DEAD;
WEEDS, GETS JAIL TERM
Man Who Paid Mates Funeral Elk.
penses II Adjudged a Bigamist
Upon His Remarriage.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
McALESTER, Okla, April 19.-Fred
Sn1ythe paid funeral expenses for his
wife and, quite naturally, believed hos
dead. Because she wasn't he now hNo
to 60 to prison for bigamy.
Smythe pleaded guilty yesterday and
District Judge Harve L. Melton SEN
fenced him to three months in jail.
Evidence showed Smythe married the
second time after he had forwarded
money to relatives Of his first wife to
pay her funeral expenses. Shortly after
the second marriage however, the first
wife appeared and swore out warrant
for Smythe's arrest
Judge Melton explained that, al
though he believes Smythe was justified
In thinking his first wife dead, prison
term was necessary under the law be-
cause Smythe had not waited a period
OF seven years, when she would have
been legally presumed dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19
CRUISER UPSETS
OLD L|M|TAT|ONS
New German Warship May
Cause Revision of Treaty
on Armament.

American naval officers see possible
fly that construction of the new Ger
man war vessel, Ersatz Preussen, may
eventually necessitate some revision of
the Washington treaty on the 'limita-
ton of naval armament" as far as the
rules governing ship design are con-
cerned. The vessel is termed IAN en-
tirely new departure from current naval
design"
The German constructors have pro-
duced noteworthy ship, the compile
ton of which bids fair to mark an epoch
in naval design" says the Bulletin of
Engineering Information, published by
the Navy Department, and made public
today. she will be unique in many
ways. not least in respect of cost, since
the estimate for the ship, complete with
armament, is $20,000,0o0 or $4,000 per
ton. Three further units of the class
are projected. The appearance of these
vessels may have far-reaching reactions
in the international naval situation, for
they will. introduce a factor that was
not contemplated when the Washing
ton treaty was drafted. In fighting
power they are preatly superior to the
treaty class of 10,000-ton cruiser. They
are faster than any existing battleship,
and it is difficult to see how any vessel
other than battle cruiser could deal
with them"
The bulletin points out that "the
Ersatz PreuSSen is TO carry sufficient
fuel for continuous voyage of 10000
miles at speed of 20 knots" The OBJ
servation is made that if these figures
were not vouched for by the German
admiralty they would be almost in
credible, and that mo vessel now afioat,
whether rlan-cf-war or liner Is able to
steam anything like that distance at the
speed stated
Great Ingenuity in Design.
The Ersatz Preussen Is described as a
"nondescript type, combining In some
degree the offensive and defensive bow
erS of a capital ship with the speed and
sea-keeping endurance of a cruiser"
Restricted by the Versailles treaty to
displacement of 10000 tons, the Ger
man constructors are said to have ex-
hibited great ingenuity in economizing
weight. The bulletin points out that
'"the hull Of the ship is composed of the
highest-grade steel, and wherever posi-
bic light metals have been substituted
for steel in the general equipment Of
the ship" with resultant met saving
OF $50 tons" being claimed to have been
effected in the construction of the hull.
This description of the new fighting
craft is given: Protection is very COM
plete. There is an end-to-end belt ris-
ing to a considerable height above the
water line. many Of the arn1or plates
being incorporated as elements Of the
hull proper; double-armor decks are
worked over vital spaces, and extensive
subdivision has been adopted as a de-
tense against underwater explosions
The freeboard is comparatively lofty
and the guns have a high command
which should enable them to be fought
In rough weather.
11-inch guns h triple turrets. with
n1ountings peassitting a high angle of
elevation; eight 5e-inch guns behind
shields, four 3.4-inch anti-aircraft guns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

in tandem, and six 1e7-inch torpedo
tubes on triple carriages, one at each
side Of the quarter deck. The big guns
are reported to have loading gear of
a new pattern which enables very
rapid rate of fire to be maintained.
Their utmost range is 10000 yards
The Ersatz Preussen lis to be driven
by internal combustion engines develop
ing up to $4,000 brake horsepower, the
maximum speed being 26 knots"
There is a good deal Of mystery
about these motors, which were designed
by the engineering staff of the German
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

0A1G1N6 1OOAx.
Providence-Ponta Delsada. Lisbon. Naples.
Ne de France~Piymouth and Havre
Veendam-Plymouth, Boulogne and Rotter-
conte Grande-Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa.
II r satiySadIorCcrEerto Colembia; Csrtssena'
Lapland-Plymouth, cherbourg and Ant
Manuel calyozzcadiz and Barcelona.
Eridgetown-Puerto Colombia.
American Legion-Rio de Janeiro, Santos
Montevideo and Buenos Aires.
SAILING SATURDAY. April, 40.
CCaai.eSdlo2nniaE5;M A and Glsssoy.,
scy ssGbnlsSSRos ans i HSsre ana London
NsE York-cherbours, Southampton and
siiyia-St. Johns and Halifax.
Sass RsnSHhinshO0 cris.ob.l and Port
siboney-Hayana.
Adriatic-Cobh and Liverpool.
ManaQui-Port Linon.
oscar II-OSlo and Copenhagen.
Ponce-San Juan.
SAILING MONDAY, APRIL "a.
city Of Coiumbus-Savannah.
SAILING TUESDAY, APRIL -.
Coiumbus-Plymouth, cherbourg and Brem-
erhaven.
SAILING WEDNESDAY, APRIL a..
observation-disclosures and Southampton.
Fort Victoria-Bermuda.
George Washington--Plynouth, Cherbourg
and Bremerhaven.
6ixaola-Kingston. Cristobal, Cartagena,
Puerto Colombia and Santa Marta.
Ceiba-Kingston.
Maracaibo.
SAILING THURSDAY, APRIL rs.
pominica--St Thomas and Trinidad.
Santa Elisa-Cristobal, Callao and Valpa-
stuttgart--Cherbour and Bremerhaven.
Coamo-San Juan and Santo Domingo
Havana-Havana, Progreso and Vera Cruz.
American Farmer-London.
Ruth Alexander-World cruise.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Hamburg.
SAILING FRIDAY. APRIL 7e
Caronia--Plymouth, Havre and London.
Paris--Plymouth and Havre.
Etatendamr- Plymouth, Boulcgne ana Rot
Munsrgo-Nassau and Miami.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Naples and Genoa.
acknowledgements, Cherbourg and Ant
werp. =,
Oiynpic-- Cherbourg and Southampton.
Amazone-Port au Prince.
Bolivsr--Puerto Colombia.
AIedea--Laguayga. s...st--ssa l-i:lass,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19
lNMAN RETRlAL ASKED.
Charges Of Irregularities Made in
Reno Proceedings.

RENO, New, April 10 CP).- Formal
motion for q new trial of the Inman
divorce case was filed here yesterday
by counsel for Mrs. Helene Garrett
Patton Inman, whose husband, Walker
p. Inman, son Of Mrs. James b. Duke,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19
Whale ON the Menu.

Roast whale has been introduced to
Liverpool and seems likely to become a
popular dish. The whale Is imported
from New Zealand. When roasted 1t
tastes not unlike salt beef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

admiralty after prolonged and costly
series of experiments, and are now
being constructed in the shops of
Maschinenfabrik Augsburg Nurnberg,"
says the bulletin. They appear to
represent great advance In existing
internal-combustion practice, since 1t is
officially stated that they develop a
unit of horsepower for every 17h
pounds of weight"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

was granted q divorce last week after
a tl1ree-week contest suit.
I The motion was based on alleged r.
Irregularities in the proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

In six days a New York City magis-
trate Jailed 100 motorists.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
CONFIRMS u. S. VISIT
Macdonald to See Hoover;
Date Uncertain.

LONDON, JGne I3-Premier J.
Ramsay Macdonald officially con-
frmed in a pres interview today
MS intention Of visiting Washing
ton # arrangements can be made.
! believe a tremendous amount
Of good could be done by such a
visit Macdonald said, The CUES
ton IS, when = can be made, and
that ~, nave 10 be the subject Of
"a exchange Of opinion"
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Real Bargains
1924 Buick touring brakes.
Down payment 575-
1928 Buick 8. 4-door sedan.
Down payment $50.
1924 Oakland 4-CoOr sedan. brakes.
Down payment SEQ.
1925 Essex coach. CTerhauled.
Down payment SIS.
1924 OldS g. 4-pasSenRer coupe.
Down payment 500.
1923 Chevrolet sedan.
Down payment $3.50.
Ford sedan good shape, S35.
1924 Olds sedan. down payment 500.
Ford sedan. good tires. S35.
1923 Cleveland sedan. Down payment. $40.
1923 Hudson coach. Down payment $40.
1924 Hupp 4 coupe Down payment $40.
1925 Dodge coupe Down payment $50.
CENTRAL BUICK BARGAIN
LOT
sos n. CAPITOL AVE.
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Automobiles for Sale
BARGAINS

1927 Peerless coupe ...........$450
1928 Pontiac coach ........... SIS
1923 Auburn 877 .............. $50
1928 Graham-Paige $40 ...... CTS
1925 Willys-Knight touring 80. 295
1925 Ford coupe ............. 100
Ford coupe. balloon tires. so
1927 Oldsnoblle sedan ........ SIS
1927 Aarmon 8 sedan ......... 1876
1927 AIarmon 8 Tudor sedan .. 695
1926 Marmon "a sedan ....-... $50
1925 AIarmon "a 7-pass. sedan. $50
1927 Gardner 8 sedan ...... ATS
1928 Dodge sedan .............. SIS
1927 Buick coach .............. 685
1927 Buick Master coach ..... IT'S
1927 Buick Master coupe.
5-pass .....-............. TO
1928 Essex SEDAN ......s.... 595
1927 Chrysler sedan .......... IT'S
1926 WHY'S sedan ............ 475
1927 Chrysler coupe ........... 395
1929 Olds coach .....-....-... 895
Many Others Priced Right
harmon Motor Car Co.
1O33-35 n. Nc ridian Ii. $3.50
Open evenings.
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Houses FOR Rent

Houses for Rent
BROADWAY. 3253-ia brick double: 6
rooms, modern: tile bath; built-in fes-
lures excellent condition: 2 car garage:
must be seen 70 De appreciated.
CAPITOL. n. 2O26-Strictlv modern: ga
rage. weeks free. Ia. 1872 Ia. 45i4
COLLEGE. 1I5S-5-room modern: separate
ba.h furnace; water paid. So: adults
GALE N. I22I-5 rms: ser1i-ra odern dbl:
good condition: garage: SIS. HI. 7i75.
HAMILTON. N i4I3-hodern: S rooms
double: garage: water pald. Dr. 4583-M-
JEFFERSON. N. 520-z-rrn die. modern;
newly decorated; sS5; garage. Ha. 4257-R.
LANSING Asa rms. bath; modern;
water furn.; $50. Dr. 1917.
LAUREL. 9ie-z ms. water. gas, lights;
SIS. Dr.. 1857.
MPEEARSON, 2s5s-Corner double. rms.
water pd. Reduced rent; fi7. Oh z206-J.
MICHIGAN. e.. 7zi--6-room single. seni-
modern. near Real silk. Oh. 1891.
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Trucks

c. M. C-l927 l-tou capacity, powered
with famous Buick motor, new cab and
ton chassis and cab. this Job looks and
runs Ike new 9 NJ. c. 1927 2-ton ca
pacity powered with Buick motor: closed
cab and 3x6 dual tires on rear; this
truck has been completely rebuilt and
runs Ike new Chevrolet. 1927. panel,
has new body and is 0. K. mechanically.
GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK CO.. TAI z.
Market ST. Ii. 1867.
FORD DUMP TRUCK
just overhauleds new Jumbo transmis-
sion. 2 motors. starter and closed cahs
good tires 5000 complete
CARR AUTO SALES.
1886 E. Washington. r. li24
STEWART-lla ton heavy duty: stake
BODY and CAB motor and tires extreme
l. good $50 down or your old truck IN
trade G. N. a. c. Finance plan. Jones'
Whitaker. 343 n CAPITOL. Open evenings.
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Rooms for Rent

BELLEFOKTAINE. 2s2T-Good home, meals
opt. gent. gar, reason He. 55OI.
BROADWAY. 252s-Large airy room; : or
people He. 1870.
BUTLER. S. eS-Front rrn.: man: mod:
call before OF after s. II. o965.
CENTRAL. 243l-NiCe clean nm; modern;
private home; garage opt
CENTRAL. lIs2-Nodern furr. I'm. gentle
men. Close in. II. $3.50.
CENTRAL CAR-Nod. I'M: private home;
home privileges Ia. 6293.
CENTRAL. 2S57-Furn nm: meals OPT
use o. kitehenette. diner. BE. 55l2.
modern. gntlemen preferred. Il. s50s.
CLINTON HOTEL-7s Virginia Ave. nice,
clean. cool rms; reasonable rates.
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NOTICE 10 BIDDERS


i
TCHNICAL SCHOOLS AND ENGINE
REPAIRS AT MANUAL TRAINING
HIGH SCHOOL
Eo-1ce IS HEREBY given that sealed bids
VIII be received until the hour Of 500
2 clock 2. m Tuesday. July g. 1929 at
the Office Of the Board OF School Commits
s1oners o. the CITY Of Indianapolis. for
concrete walks ST Arsenal Technical
schools. 1900 EaSt Michigan GJ-ee-. IN
olanapOlls all according Co specifications
prepared hy the Baord OF School Com
missioner
a. the same ttEle and place sealed b.os
VIII be received for repairs 10 engine No.
a. The Emmer1cL Manual Training hign
school 50l-o49 South MerIdi41 street. &C
corclog 20 specifications prepared bF the
Board OF School Commissioners.
Specifications may be obtained by
those desiring 70 bid upon application ~
the Office OF the business director, 800
North Meridian street. indianapolis. In
diana Proposals must De made on
blank form No o. prescribed by the IT,
diana state Board of Accounts, which
form VIII be furnished oV che board
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids and TO refrain from accept
ms Of rejecting bids fo- G. 2erioa OF not
more than fifteen 49, davs from tie
date OF opening Of bids
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY c. C. YORK, Business Director
Tndianapolis Indiana.
June IL. 1929.
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MisceLlaneous for SaLe

BED sPRGs-'s simmons. vacuum sweep
er; drop-leaf table; nah. bkcase. Ia. 4l74
BREAKFAST SEI-s12.20; daveno. $780,
library table 81 so; dining table; congo
leum. 40c So yd. 1922 S. Meridian.
BUFFET-Library table: desk: good con-
dition: barg 1906 Ashland Ave. He 4406
DTNING-ROOM SUITE-8-pcs.; 2 rockers
cheap. 1927 n Capitol Ave.
DINING ROOM-Sliehtly used. s85: TUGS
3-pC. living room complete. bedroom. Z420
n. Meridian ST
DINING Room TABLE-And china closet,
good cond., very reas. en- 2l92-M.
FENCE POSTS White cedar, 35c: red
CASE LUMBER CO., State and De Loss.
FENCE-And arbor posts. black walnut.
9702 z. Pratt St. Oh 6810.
F7IF5E BOWLs-Nickel plating and repairs
dsv and deliver LIST Sept. Also gas ranges
refnished and plated.
JNEIDA STOVE REPAIR
DR.. 6263
FURNITURF-5 rms Of good clean: cheap;
privIlege OF renting apt. n. 6224.
GOLDING JOBBER-l Ski. good cond,,
cheap SEUMAKER PRINTING co. Ii.
GoOsEBERRTEs- A GALLON
32I5 n OLNF.Y.
ICE BONES-Tilinois; highest capacity rs
pounds, eXcellent. conr cheap l27 W
18th St. Ii 1923.
PLASTER BOARD IS hundred it.; de
livered. Anything in lumber. Ferree-Case
Lumber Co. State and Deloss.
PRESSING MACHINE-7-A Hoffman. 200
n. Belleview Place. Be. 020B.
PRINTING PRESS-Electric 8xl2 $50. 81
Bosart ave. II. l946-R.
SHRINE EiBLEAI-Lady pin; very reas,;
state ecd., phone Box l31 Times.
STNGER-Tailor machine. s25; hair Nestle
permanent vaver both SO. Il. 1888.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Elecsrle dTop heaas repair Al IMAGES
STOCK AND Dies Inch to pinch;
TOMATO PLANTS-Bv 100 or 1000; very
reasonable Oh. 5455-M
NITROUS LATATORIES
L good. cheap. See Mr.. Bowman at
Power House. Methodist Hospital.
USED WAsHERs-Rebuilt and guaranteed;
payments. Electric Appliance Clearing
House Oh 0852.
Electric TAsHER-Troian: excellent
cnnd., real hlry Tor quick sale. Oh. 5el5.
ELECTRIC WAsEERs-Just foor CEN
onstrators left; SIS cash. PATTERSON
SHADE &C. 3rd floor Woolworth Bldg. 2
Z. Wash St. Elevator servlcel.
BARRETT-WADE FURNITURE CO.-8be
Virginia Ave; furniture rugs stoves
for WORKING people. Cash OF credit Easy
terms. Open evenings. Dr. $3.50.
WINDS OF The WESTERN EEA-Are not
f Is eo p427s as E AHAiT SsqR5os
MACHINE co. Ee1rilating Engineers. lbs
S. Meridian s.. Ii. 240l-02
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-Outsi5. or m
s sas Mef sPGIs ST. sn1 Ri ani siss 'f
FzI1EzE-TD suit volr pocketboos in oil
paintings and pgaques 70 see 20 be ap-
| preciated. Call Hu. zi36.
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Apartments for Rent
BELHNGHAM - 1910 Balsam ave; newly
decorated: Groom apis ST so. utilities
n. 813-4 rms: bath. very
aftrac.; heat. We. furn.. S95. Ii 6553.
115--3-room apartment mod
ern and pleasant $50.
MERIDIAN-At 34th Kenilworth: rooms.
sun parlor; up-to-date. Ia. 5206.
NOBLE, S, 28l 20 rms, nicely deco,
cleo. water, toilet; reasonable. DR.. 1855.
OXFORD n. 1855 rms. strictly mod
ern lower duplex, gar. Oh. 3754-W.
THOROUGHLY modern 2, 8 4 and broom
apartment; s locations north. east. and
south al reduced rent See US or phone
Ii. 1891.
q. Il WOODSMALL & co.
FIDELITY Trust BUILDING.
AMBASSADOR APARTMENT
HOTEL
Beautiful ultra modern. furnished OF
unfurnished; s60.50 and up. Daily or
monthly rates. Hotel Service. Phone Ri.
1871 or call at building. $50 n. Penn.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
take YOU IN our car No obligation Of
course. Ri. 1871.
NEWLY 7DEC--4-r0om upper duplex: util-
IIles 1urn.: garage: Adults. "a. 1888
1888 E. 18th -..-....---.-. SIS &c
4i9 Z. 18th observation-disclosures. So .06
1l08 College ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $500
1925 y Illinois ..........- $3.50
1888 N. Meridian ......-..-.. 70 .00
Is T. 37th. .................-. 80 90
1920 PARK ....-.--......--.- % 90
1903 Central .......--.. $500 70 SIS 90
3015 Meridian .-....-......-.. IS .0e
eI2 n Alabama .-...........- s7 90
3777 y. Meridian acknowledgements rs &C
30 E. Pratt ....--.-.-.---.. so 90
2S2 z. 18th. Furnished ...-....... 75.00
MOYNAEAN PROPERTIES.
10 Union Title.
Ii 5z5s.
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Business Announcement
PAPER HANGING

PAPER HANGING
Cal after ?. n. Il. 9zle
7APER CLEANEDLNO ROOM OVER 81.
SCANLON. RI 1908.
PAPER-Furnished 4 hanging. SIS I'm. up
cling patch plasture. TX. guar. HI 5625
PAPER HANOING-Estimates free. 1929
samples. FRANK JACKSON. CT. 2004
PAPER HANGING-Paiating plastering,
general repair work. On. 0469.
PAPER HANGINC-And interior decorat-
ing Be. 26ll-W
PAPER HANGING-Cleaning and painting;
high-class work. Oh o5i2.
PAPER CLEANING-HsnFing cleaning Of
all kinds. painting. JONES. IA. ll0l-M
PEMODFTINC- Repairing Cd. work; ress.
NORTH SIDE LUMBER co. Hu. 3266.
RUGS CLEANED-9xl2 $50 Call for
de-. 10-da. spec. Kemer Rug Co. Oh. 5336.
WALL PAPER-Removed by steam: save
time and nsonev. TANNER. Ri 3sl2
WALL PAPER CLEANED-s1 per room; all
work guaranteed. On. 266l-J.
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Lots for Sale
Suburban for Sale

5oxl 60-South of 44th on Central Ave
owner. 1927 N. Alabama. Apt. 2.
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Suburban for Sale
ONLY $3.50 DOWN-E. z.
South Emerson Ave; 5 rooms; cement
dining-room with window seat; 2 large
bedrooms. bathroom, kitchen and break
fast nook basement, furnace. garage; 1a-
acre lots; paved streets; close to trans
portation AZ miles from Monument.
Open evenings.
BERT WILHELM
2106 s Emerson. d.. 3066.
ARLINGTON HEICHTS-Acre tracts. $40
down. $40 monthly; good streets. cleo
trio light bus service. Sales agent, 2lst
and Graham. every afternoon, 9 to 6,
other times by appointment Cab II. 1925
TRY TINES WANT ans FOR BUslNEs.-
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Norce Is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission OF Indiana Will con-
duct public hearing 10 the above entitled
causes 10 the Rooms OF the Commission
~ Indianapolis. Indiana, at 10 o'clock
and 2 O 'clOck respectively. on july g. 1929
PucLC participation -n this hearing as
requested bv -he Commission
PgBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF IN
DIANA
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se4-1I BAPTIST RICAUDA-BEGINNIN
PASSENGER EENT-sND INDIANA. TO
HA1L-IOND, INDIANA