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Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-16
HEARST PAPERS REVEAL STRATEGY
 BEHIND SCENES
KING OF LOBBYISTS IS LOOKED UPON AS KEY MAN IN HIGH
 COMMAND ACTIVITIES

WASHINGTON, Oct, 15, (P)- How the lobby strategy behind the pending farm tariff bill was largely worked out by 100 big industrialistS and ibbieSts at meeting in New York last December was revealed for the first time by the Hearst newspapers.
 Sponsoring the meeting was the American Tariff League, foremost of the Washington lobbying organi- zationS, which embraces in it's membership, several hundred of the outstanding industrial leaders of the east.
 Senator Caraway, democrat of Arkansas, chairman of the lobby committee, announc- ed that the senate proberS will first direct their activities to the Ameri- can Tariff Leagues routine. High in the league is John R. Grundy, political manipulator and present king of the capital lobbyists. He is looked upon as the key man in high command which runs the leagues activities.
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STOLEN LIVE IS
 WORTH S250.00O
 SAYS LIEUTENANT
CLAIMS AUTO DEALER TOOK HIS WIFE TO FLORIDA
 LOVE NEST

NEW YORK, Oct, Is, [P)-Love that was stolen in a Park Avenue pent house should cost $25O,000, ac- cording to Lieut.. Lyle Searles of the Canadian Air Force
 Searles filed suit for that amount against George Ludlum, wealthy automobile dealer, charging him with alienation of affections of his wife Mrs. Florence Searles. He al- leges Ludlum won Mrs Searles by lavishing upon her, costly gifts and money and providing sumptious home.
 The flier's suit says Ludlum har- bored Mrs. Searles lin opposition to my utmost peaceful efforts to ob- tain my wife" He claims Ludlum took Mrs. Searles to Florida and lived with her in a hotel and later moved to a Park Avenue apartment in New York City
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NEW RACEETEERING GAME |S DISCOVERED
 BY WASH. OFFICIAL

WASHINGTON, Oct, Is, tP)-A new variety of racketeering in Chi cago was disclosed by Prohibition Commissioner James Doran. The racket. he said, is this Agents of the racketeers visit the railroad yards, carefully check up ship ments of grapeiuice and grape pro ducts, obtaining the names of con- .signees, representing themselves as prohibition agents and intimidate the prospective purchasers who then refuse to accept the goods, fearing trouble
 The goods are then left on the hands of the railway companies and consequently are sold in turn below their actual cost, to the rep resentatives of the racketeers.
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TARIFF BILL WILL FAIL TO REACH
 HOUSE: MEMBERS
SPECIAL SESSION NEARING END: BAGS ARE BEING
 PACKED

WASHINGTON, Oct, Is, (P)- Many house members, who wait ed patiently for the senate to enact the tariff bill, have dis paired of it's reaching them be- fore the close of the special ses- ion of congress and are packing their bags for a trip home prior to the regular session.
 Meanwhile, the house is to meet without transacting any business every three days until November a1 when it is expected to reach a decision on the course to pc pursued before the December seS- sion if the senate has not ap- proved the bill by that time.
 House and senate confereeS have not had sufficient time to compose their differences.
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SLEW HUSBAND
 WITH AXE: TIRED
 YEARS 0F ABUSE
COUPLE HAD BEEN MARRIED 49 YEARS; STRUCK HIM
 TWICE WITH AXE

SUMMIT, N. J Oct, is, (RD- Mrs. Laura Titus, white haired and wrinkled by 70-years of life, killed her 73-year old husband with an axe.
 The victim, James Titus, mar ried her 49 years ago. she con fessed to the police that she slew her husband because she no lon ger could endure his abuses.
 He drank heavily, she said, and was intoxicated on the morning when she struck him twice with the axe. She then called to neigh bors who notified the police.
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BOOKKEEPER KILLS WOMAN AND SELF.
 IN HOTEL ROOM
FIVE HOURS AFTER COUPLE ENTERED INN ROOM,
 MURDER OCCURRED

WALLINGRORD, Conn, Oct, Is, (P)-Police are convinced that Mrs. Ann Bryan Ayers, fl, ad- vertising expert who earned $1OO, 900 annually, was shot to death by William Gaylord, a bookkeeper, who then killed himself.
 Their bodies were found in a room at an Inn. Mrs. Ayers was the divorced wife of Ernest Ayers, former Amherst professor, and the mother of three children.
 The bodies, with bullet wounds in their temples, were found by Robert Hyatt, manager of the Inn, who broke down the door of their room after repeated effo- to get an answer but failed
 The tragedy climaxed an in fatuation which had it's inception last summer which brought a proposal of marriage from Gay lord who planned to divorce his wife.
 Letters from Gaylord to Mrs. Ayers were found in the room and these indicated that she had refused to marry him. The couple went to the room yesterday and the murder and suicide occurred about five hours later.
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WITNESS ARRESTED PERJURY CHARGE
 PANTACES TRIAL
CONTRADTCTED PRINGLE GIRL STORY AND SUPPORTED
 PANTAGES

LOS ANGELES, Oct, Is, (P)- Garland Biffle, defense witness in the Pantages trial, was ar rested for perjury as he left the witness stand where he had been for more than one hour under direct and cross examination when Prosecutor F'itts sent the order outside for his arrest.
 Pitts said Biffle will be taken before the grand jury for indict- ment as soon as possible but de- clined to diyulge the basis of his perjury charge saying the accu- .sation spoke for itself.
 Biffle gave testimony contra dieting that of the Pringle girl and supporting Pantages claims that he was the victim of a "frameup" by the girl and mother.
 The arrested man is a former lawyer, but now a law book sales man. He testified that he was in the building on the day of the alleged attack and overheard a conversation Miss Pringle as !. sertedly held with Nicholas Dun cav, whom Biffle said, he saw ac- company the girl towards the scene of the alleged attack and said the Pringle girl said If he doesn't place my act he will al- ways be sorry"
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AGREEMENT REACHED
 ELECTION DIRECTORS

BADEN BADEN, Germany, Oct, I16, (40-A tentative agreement was reached on rules which will govern the selection of a board of directors .of the Bank of International Set clements.
 The plan as outlined in the
 Young plan will be followed except
 that American directors of the bank
 will be selected by central banks of
 foreign powers instead of by the
 Federal Reserve Bank of the U. S.
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MADAME: CURIE:
 ]. $. AMBASSADOR
 ARRIVE NEW YORK
NOTED WOMAN WILL BE GUEST PRESIDENT OF HOOVER
 OCTOBER 29

NEW YORK, Oct, 16, (P9-As- sisted by Ambassador Dawes, Ma dame Curie, co-discoverer of ra- dium, landed from the S. s. He de France and were met by Owen D. Young.
 This is Madame Curie'S second visit to America; she will attend the dinner celebration of the 18th anniversary of Thomas A. Edi- sons invention of the incandes- cent light, at Detroit October 21
 Her courageous spirit made her voyage to the United States pos Sible for she is no longer young but enfeebled by anaemia prot on by the constant handling of radium. Physicians did not want her to attempt the trip, So great was concern felt as to her health. The Captain said special wireless reports were recieved and he was ready to change the vessels course should the seas present too rough 3 voyage.
 Madame Curie will be the guest of President and Mrs. Hoover on October 29 and 30. She has re- ceived a check for S50OOO which vas raised in this country for the purchase of a gram of ra- dium which she will present to an institute in Warsaw, Poland, her native city.
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EMPRESS IF CANADA
 FREED FROM ROCKS

SEATTLE, Oct, Is, (P)-The combined efforts of a fleet of tugs and the tide released the s. s. Empress of Canada from the rocks. outside of Victoria Harbor, and the vessel proceed ed to Esquinalt where she will be dry-docked.
 Several hundred feet of her hull was damaged.
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ALAMEDA ENROUTE

SEATTLE, Oct, 16 (P)-The s. s. Alameda, which went ashore in Wrangell Narrows during a dense fog, was found to be un- damaged and proceeded to Ju neau and other Alaska ports.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-16

OAKLAND, Photo shows Bro. George J. Feltes, s. J., who has his first step in his plan which will lead him to snow bound Alaska as the first flying missionary" to preach in the land of the Eskimo. He has received official notifica- tion he had successfully completed the written examination and has had his performance of dives and swoops passed on by the depart ment of commerce air craft in spector. He plans to equip his plane with pontoons and skies as we'll as wheels so that he may land on either ice, water or snow. He is at present a member of the teach ing staff of St. Ignatius College, San Francisco
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"GRIEvOUs SIN OF THOUGHT

LONDON, Oct, Is, (R)-Confess- ing to "grievous sin of thought, regarding his relations with young women, Rev Farrar, 64-year- -old, rector at Rock, Worcestershire, has written a letter reSigning his living" and pleads with his con igregation not to let his action Ialienate them from God.
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ALAMEDA REFLOATED

WRANGELL. oct, Is, (P-The s. s. Alameda, of the A. S. s. Co., was floated yesterday at o'clock and proceeded to Petersburg where the damage can be ascer- tained.
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BILL SIDE E-TRACKED

WASHINGTON, Oct, 16, (P)- The senate side-tracked, tenn porarily, the tariff bill to consid- er the agriculture committees re- port recommending confirmation of eight members to the federal farm board.
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MURDERS NEGRO

CHICAGO. Oct, Is, (P)-A paral- Tel to the famous Becker trial in New York, looms in Chicago where police lieutenant, four policemen and four gangsters were indicted for the murder of a negro ward politician.
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GUEST OF FORD

DETROIT, Oct, Is, (R)-Presi- dent Hoover will be the guest of Henry Ford when he visits Detroit late this month it was announced.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-12-13

Trains on track, mechanical
SLIT, 1.34, 3.59, 4.24 to 4.S9
Electric Trains. ...S6.79, S8.49
Tunnels .,.................50c, S1.49
Mechanical Track, section 10c
Electric Track, section. ..19c
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-12-13
Pull Toys

Truck, dump truck, oil tank.
ice truck, steam shovel CSC, 81
Hook and Ladder..........S1.9
Speedster ..,.........................9Sc
ZeppelinS ........................S1.49
Road Rollers ................S1.47
Panama Dump Wagons. ....75c
Weeden Engines .......~....
....S2.14, $3.50, S1.00, S1.39
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-12-13
Hustler Toys

-0 -. For the little tots. You know
--V%@N how difficult it is to get toy
-~ 4 lEe::17 "a for two thre- year -old
EAr z4444M ESS child And that is what this line
-m~-TTS is made for, well as for the
@@adNHIYD older Pull toys of wood
beautifully finished, and with
=@-SA plenty of action. Hustler Pup,
Hustler Kids, Hustler Elephant all SELL
Hustler Bldkraft No. 1..S9c Bildkraft No 3....S219
Hustler Baseball Game 70; Football 79
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-12-13
Gifts for Men and Bows
Glassware That's Truly
Beautiful and Desirable

just loads and loads of it. The coor designs
and brancy Attractive assortmen including rich effects
and amber We have wine console
SETS candle holders cake plates muffin trays ice tubs
ash mayonnase SETS condment SETS pitch
and plate bon bon Dishes bulb bowls cheese and cracker
Dishes celery trays Dishes and
holders fruit baskets olive and pickle Dishes
sandwich plates and candy jars.
ChInaWare Whether you need simple relish
AAAAASA w GA - dish salad dish, and sugar,
incense burner plain and will find here
We showing the most beautiful and varied line of decor
aed china and novelties shown Hamilton the price
is not only low but still lower than in pre-war times
An inspection will convince you.
Fancy salts and and salad
23piece tea sets, breakfast plain white
cups and saucers, desserts and salads.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-12-13

the refnements
invited
in
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-12-13
STEEL GOODS

Here is a line of steel goods so complete as to
astonishing. Wagons Velocipedes, Bicycles, Car
Wheelbarrows, Kiddie Cars, Tot Bikes Autos, A
planes, etc
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-12-13

IRON and steel StOVeS..........
...........25c, Csc, S1.34, S2.10
Child's Electric Iron SOC, CSC
Savings Banks ....................
....10c, Csc, soc, 99c to S2.39
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Houses and Flats Furnished

MASS. AVE. 63ei-2-rm. apt, newly
furn. heat. lights. gas. 81. Ch. 177l.
MORRIS. w. 22254 ROOMS, NICELY
FURNISHED. $40. BE. il32-R.
RAVENSWOOD-6-room furnished cottage;
SIS per month. 752 Shelby St.
WALNUT. E i15-S rooms. private bath
see housekeeper in basement.
WRIGHT ST. 1855 rooms heat lights
gas. water furnished. $40. DR.. 6707.
18TH ST.-Nicely dec. duplex. 2 bedrms..
bath. gar. heat. wa. adults. Oh. 2S47-J
WILL share attractive apartment with
HALF DOUBLE. NICELY FURN, NEWLY
DEC. GAS. LIGHTS; $S. Ii. 1912.
NICE furn. cottage; gar: $3.50 per week.
Call between q. ma D. M. On. 54lS-J.
ONE attractive 2-rm. apt. furn.; garages
adults. lol n. Riley. r. 24ss-Ms
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
THREE OPINIONS
GIVEN IN REPLY
TO PEACE PLEA
England, France and Italy
Respond to Stimson'S
Pact Question.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Sixty
hours after dispatch of Secretary of
State Stimson's plea for modified
world opinion to enforce the Kel-
logg anti-war pact in Manchuria,
the state department said only three
nations had signified to Washington
any intention of demonstrating with
Soviet Russia and China.
AS rapidly as they we're received,
the state department made public
favorable replies from Great Bri-
tain, France and Italy. Japan's dis
senting opinion was reported merely
by press dispatches, the state de-
partment insisting nothing had been
heard from Toxic.
There was no comment here on
the attitude of Germany, which was
fifth of the major powers consulted
by Stimson before he communicated
with Marking and Moscow.
After ,Stimson discussed his in
tention with Great Britain, France,
Italy, Germany and Japan, he COM
nunicated with the forty-seven
other pact signatories, suggesting
remonstrances to Marking and Mos
COW.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Miscellaneous for Sale

SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT OUTSIDE OF in
side. is colors and white, Sl.64 gallon.
COMPETITION PAINT CO.. s66 s. Me-
ridian St Ri eleS.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Help Wanted Male

MEN AND BOYS-Trap and hunt furs.
Mr.. Free will buy them every Saturday
EM-ROE'S. 209 w. Washington st.
MECHANIC WANTED ON PERCENTAGE
BASIS. HILL TOP GARAGE, 1919
HOWARD ST.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03

CLOSING out our stock of steel bed coal
wheelbarrows: SO each. HOOSIER TAR
PAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS CO., 1902
w. Washington st.
CALL IRV. 4741 OR Ii 1919 and ask how
you can get ! ton of coal free. Lauth
Chevrolet Co
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
LEGAL NOTICE
TOWN OF BEECH GROVE, INDIANA
Office of the Board of Trustees.
Nov 1929.

TOWN OF BEECH GROVE. INDIANA
Office of the Board OF Trustees.
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRS: -'1''
Notice is HEREBY given by the Board
Of Trustees of the Town Of Beech Grove,
Marion County, Indiana. that sealed pro-
posals will be reCeiv I'd by it, at its office
in the Town Hall in said Town, until 3
o'clock p. m. on December 25rd. 1879, Ior
the following described public improve.
ment. in the town of Beech Grove, as
No ga. 1929
Eighteenth street. from the north line
of Churchman Road to the north line OF
a tract of real estate abuttng on said
street and owned by Wilhemina d. Knue.
which said north line is 259.28 hundredthS
feet from the north line OF Lots n and
78 in St. Francis Park Addition to the
Town of Beech Grove, Indiana:
WITH bTieS sGiHG asphalt hail si Observation-Disclosures S or
odintFfi foundation. from curb line to curb line.
TO q uniform width of 26 feet by curb
Ing said roadway with cement combined
curb and gutter; making all necessary
excavations and extending all water,
sewer and other private service con-
nections to property line, where not
Eighteenth street. from the north line
OF tract of real estate abutting on said
street and owned by Wilhemina D. Knue.
which said north line is 259.28 hundredths
feet from the north line OF Lots n and
78. in st. Francis Park Addition to the
south line of Southern Avenue:
BY grading and paving the roadway.
from curb line to curb line. to uni
form width of Is feet, with gravel 10
All to be as shown on plans and as
specified.
The property liable for assessment is
the abutting property and all that prop
erty lying within $50 feet Of the street
herein improved The cost Of al inter-
sections of said improvement will be paid
from the General Funds of said Town OF
Beech Grove. Indiana.
All work done in the making OF said
described public improvement shall be IN
accordance with the terms and condi-
tions of said Improvement Resolution,
and the general and detail plans, profiles,
drawings and speciations which are on
file and may be seen in the office. OF the
Board of Trustees of the Town of Beech
Grove. Indiana.
The Board of Trustees. reserves the
right to reject anv or all bids.
HARRY w. BRITTON President.
WINFIELD S. NEWCOMER, Trustees.
LEWIS C. DUKES, Trustee.
Board of Trustees.
LEWIS F. MARINE, Attorney.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Situations Wanted Male

NURSE. mental or nervous
cases. in or out of city. Ii. 0952.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Legal Notices

TO BE SOLD for toW-in and storage
charges of s35. Dec. "a. at 10:30 a. m. one
Hupmobile touring belonging TO Shirley
Lloyd License No 749747 M. M. TREK,
Ave.
70 BE SOLD for tow-in and storage
charges of 500. Dec "a at 1920 a. m;
] Essex coach. belonging to Lakeside
Garage, Syracuse, Ind. license No.
746825 M NJ. TREXGER AUTO SERV-
ICE ll2n-22 Central Ave.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Death Notices

BARTHOLOMEW. IONE-Beloved duagh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. w. French. de-
parted this life Monday. Dec. 2. age 20
wears Funeral Thursday. Dec. D. at
residence 2914 N. Sherman drive, p. m.
Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends
invited. Funeral under direction OF
MOORE t& KIRK.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Business Announcements

CRACKED-Furnace bowls. repaired With
plastic firenrick; crates. ia. 3414
NORTH SIDE HOME CARE TAKERS-we
do interior exterior decorating. wash
walls and swoodwork. wash and polish
windows: also fire furnaces. He. 4612.
ATHROOM-Complete $40. plumbing and
heating installed. Reas. Ia. 4057.
GUARANTEED 10 RID YOU OF BED
BUGS. ROACHES. RI. 1919.
PAPER furnished and hung. SO so. Clean
ing pa. 75c. walls, windows. ITv. <644.
HYATT JOHNSON PERSONAL SERVICE
ROOFING CO.--Saves 25 per cent: on
rerOOfiug gen house repairs. Oh. 272O.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
ANTIQUES

IAAN L ANE = AIO
Poster cord bed, solid black walnut;
inlaid cherry chest of drawers; walnut
spool posted bed; old time wall sweep
clocks and many other pieces direct from
the sticks. FRANK M. MARTIN. 8l5 E.
Washington ST., Greensburg, Ind, phone
1477
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03

WILL keep children while mothers work or
shop. l505 Brookside Ave.
STUDENT laundry, FIN. work, mending
done. exp. white. reaS. 2904 Tempe.
ELDERLY LADY-Capapie of taking tull
charge of motherless home Ch. 7f57-M.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Help Wanted Female

WHITE LADY-For general housework. No
washing: AL references. Pm. Oh. 2703.
FRY COOK-20 TO 30 YRS. OF AGE.
lll4 CHURCHMAN ST.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Houses for Rent

ARNOLDA, N. 4O2-4-room house; electric
lights, 2 lots; SIS. Be 4257. Key. 3537
ARROW AVE, 1855 rm cottage, semi
modern. garage. Near Tech. $25.
BRADLEY, N, 442-Cozy rooms, mod,
BROOKsIDE. 1524-5-room mod; duplex.
heat. wa. gar: nr. Tech; $35 Oh. 3300-J.
n1deFn s5 aa Use R8s 4g [Co@ sSe
COLLEGE, 5422-Unexpired rent to ,1st
year. 1l2 tons coal: $40: Reas. there after:
dog5e near 4YE East g 59fE02n 64 sj modern
DEARBORN, 2039-Mod. bungalow double;
water, gas range; garage. $50. 1r. 1913:
della, N, 29O6--6 rm. modern bungalow,
rms. up: garage. Hu. 1920.
ENGLISH, 1907 rms. and BATH upstairs;
SsTtpqdeFn cg p2 555o nice place for winter S2O'
EUGa TssF pd n rsdaced aa9d0zys ys56 IN m2S g6s gar
HAMILTON. N. 1421-6-room modern dou-
BILE, garage. water paid. Wa. 1884
HERvEY, 1Q4l-5.room modern single. In
.ouire 534 Iowa st.--- st. ----
baths. water pd.. garage: $39. Ri. o5ls.
double. garage; Al condition. Oh. 64o7-R:
KOEHNE. 19OI-Riverside car; cozy bun
galow. bedrooms modern a1 1redecorsatteedd' @ ated'
CO1IlSI, PIO oo. AOCe. t1oth. pOo. ~. 111 :.
LEE ST, 145o-Double, rooms, clean;
gas. cleo, garage; good codnition: Sl8.
LUETTE, 644-370O west near Michigan
car; rms, clean, furn.. gas, cleo,
shades, ctstern. well, gar; S23. He. 2492
NEW JERSEY, N. 2836--North of creek,
attr 6 rm. modern double. fireplace, large
basement. gar.E exc. condition. He 247O.
OHIO, W., l925-Double rooms; gas,
cleo. inside toilet, water paid $13.
PLEASANT Run BLyD;-5 rms garage;
RURAL s. s., 4la4F99m T90g double water pd
SASDEaS dba ssT i5S22zy 81 SsSgy Wa t7Fm R0d home
WALLACE, 609-Owners attractive home;
suit fam; red. $40. Ri 3670. Dr.. TOTS.
WHEELER, 2249-Near Brightwood car;
leum water paid. Only $27.50 Ha. 2O55
18TH, E.. il5-Attractive single Groom
way with automatic hot water heater and
A comfortable convenient place to live.
ONLY $50. Ia. SOFT.
AID. E., 913-Attractive, single, 3-bedrm.
home: fireplace; $50. Hu. 1887.
18th, E, 9l87-Attractive single. rms;
49TH., E, 117-3 bedroom; fireplace. kitch-
en- furnished. water pd.: $55. Hu. 2070.
SID, E. 717-4 rooms bath, full base.
gar. l door Col1ege car, $40. LII. 500.
NEW cozy 5-room bungaloW; gas, .elec.,
water pd.; garage; reasonable. DR.. 1889.
SMALL HOUSES rooms, pantry, semi
modern. garage. water pd. $40. He: $3.50:
1850 PARK. OPEN SUNDAY
ATTRACTIVE double, built like single;
large liv. rm., sun parlor, center hall,
din. rm.; fur. breakfast rm. and kitchen;
large bedrms.. bath. latest elec. fix.
and decorations: garage. He. 24O3.
$l2 PER MONTH-3-room cottage. garage,
Y acre; Emerson ave. bus line. Bert
Wilhelm. 2106 Emerson. DR.. 3066.
1926 FLETCHER
$4,000 Cash-Balance $29 so Monthly
5 room cottage. gas, lights, water, an
side toilet. side drive to garage, walking
distance Of Hawthorne R. R. shops. CloSe
to school, stores. bus and park. Call Mr
McVey. Lin. 1920; evenings. Hum. CATS.
REDUCED-S30, winter months, Riverside
Dr.. E., 2907; rm. mod double. garage;
water pd.. near school. Hu. 1928.
IN SPEEDWAY. CROFT, 1424-New 5-rm.
mod bung garage. $50 Ri 3243
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
SPECIAL MOTORS

One-sixth horse power and less, IS.
COMPLETE STOCK OF RENEWED MO-
TORS, ALL TYPES AND SIZES.
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO.
1876 S. Meridian st. Ii. 2401
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Lost and Found

HANDBAG Peru traction. ar. 3;55 Wed;
watch valu. keepsake; re. Ia. 4690-W.
PURSE Small tan with bus tickets money,
etc. Owner needs. Reward. 1r. 0525 Ri.
PURSE-Brown, downtown. keys. Rail-
readers Building Loan books. about sls-
owner needs badly. Reward. 43 E. Ray
nond. DR.. 3555-M.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-12-03
Apartments for Rent

36l0-Balsam Ave-; newly
decorated Groom ants. s47.50: utilities
Uo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-07
Figures on Foreign Trade.

that also we should give due considera.
ton to our foreign neighbors.