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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
Situations Wanted Female

CAREFUL-Laundering called for and de-
hvered; experienced. DR.. 1920.
DINING ROOM-Girl or upstairs maid.
Miss Fern Benz. English, Ind.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-And no cooking,
90 home nights. Dishwasher. DR.. 3627-R.
RELIABLE-Colored girl desires cooking,
general housework stay nights. ri 6454.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

ANTTQUE-Walnut bed and dresser, SIS;
mahogany Edison phono., good condi, rec,
2 tone arms. SIS. Oh. 72e3M
BABY BUGGY-White reed; good cond.;
real bargain. Beech Grove 42-J-l.
BABY CARRIAGETan; good condition.
1901 Bell st.
BED-sprtngs and mattress; complete;
s5.e5.
200 S. MERIDIAN ST.
BEDROOM SUITE piece walnut; can
not be told from new; sse,75
200 S. Meridian
BIcYCLE-Lady's good condition; cheap.
OOKCAS-Quarter-s oak; leather
davenport bed. 2044 Central Ave.
BOTTLES
Home Bottle Supplies
Sagalowsky Bottle Co.
Ri. 7lo4. COS S. Capitol.
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Houses for Rent

BARTH. 214l-south half 5-room modern
double garage. DR.. 023l. |
28-Semi-modern; Il
double; rooms: $3.50 He. 34s3
CENTENNIAL. 4o9-5 rms, gas, cleo, WELL
ciStern, porches. car space; $40.
rners 1ine cond. gar. s87 so. Ia. l24o-W.
GRACELAND. 1861 N. - rooms. bath;
strictly mod: redeco.; garage. be. 1888
HARRIS ST., 27-6 rooms, modern, except
furnace, garage. Be. 0I4l. -
HIGHLAND n, 41S-6room single mod
ern near Tech; garage turn On, 2gs4-
ILLINOIS, N. 3467-Near Shortridge: g.
nm. modern double; s35. Wa. 3947-W
NARROW. e, 1926 rooms modern. SO
per month one month rent free. In
auire, 375 S. Meridian. --
MCPHERSON, 2823-Double; 5-rm. mod;
gar: S25; clean; Al; floors rennlsned
MICHIGAN, E, 1926 - Groom modern
half double. II. 106l-M. ------------
PINE, N. 434-Rear; rooms. Sl4; water
paid. ASK for Mr.. Boston. -
PROSPECT. 429-5 rooms modern. garage,
screens. s2s; Walking distance. Dr. 420o.
SHERMAN DR.. N. l8--6-room mod, ga
rage water paid; $3.50. II. 1558-R.
SHRIVER, 3I43-3-rm. bunga.; good loca.;
lights, water paid; near bus; SD.
SOUTHEASTERN, 25Os-11 : 5-rm. double;
wa paid; gar; $22. Inq. 55l E. Wash.
SPRUCE. I726-5 rooms, gas, cleo. gar,
inside toilet, water pd.; SID Cleah:
SPRUCE ST, 1865 rooms; Semi-modern;
redecorated; gar; pleasant surround; $40:
ST. CLAIR, e, 112O-Double; 9 rms, mod.
gar; Al cond.; Kroger plant; $50; wa: pa
UDELL. 1134-New Groom duplex. Al
condition. garage, $3.50. Dr.. 3240-R.
WILKINS, 546-6-room cottage; gas. cleo,
inside toilet. papered turnout; gar; SIS
WOODLAND, I3o9-Brick veneer. rms;
strictly mod; garage; adults; wa paid
SIND, E., 613-Attractive bedroom, 2
NAV double; S75.
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Special Notices

DERBY RACER PARK-south side of
both St. a Riverside Park is now open,
The rice has been rebuilt and is under
new management, W. II. Dodd, who has
had many years Of experience on coaster
ride. The first ride. 1oc. repeating ride
SC. Mr.. Dodd also has many Tree acts
such as balloon, high dive and Gap-O-
Deth, Mrs. Hazel Bruce the only lady
doing 7-parachute drop from the largest
balloon that has ever been used in the
city, Captain James Deremous the only
man doing a 95-ft. high dive blindfolded,
Professor z. L. Diablo doing the Gap-O-
Deth. the man who laughs at fate. disre-
garding all laws Of gravitation: Conces-
sions. ball games. shooting galleries and
many other attractions. O'Boy home
made crackerjack. sandwiches l0c,. SOFAS
SC. Everyone come and have good time.
Grand opening Saturday May 1lth.
ON and after May 9th, 1928, will not
be responsible for debts contracted by
any other than myself.
WILLIAM P. MYERS. 1853 S. Belle Vieu.
REDUCE-RGpidly. safely. amazing results,
remain slender with Health baths. Room
303, Castle Hall Bldg 230 e. Ohio. Ii. 5092.
UNDER NEW NfANAGEMENT-H Hotel.
81 and up. week $3.50 and up.
WORK CnOTHES-And shoes: cut prices
li8 Virginia; just south Of Maryland.
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Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters, at exceptional prices TO reduce
our stock.
22l E. MARYLAND Ii 1888
See the wonderful new number GA
Butcher Roy Refrigerator Counter dis
PLAYED on our floor.
TYPEWRTTER-A " /. Co grade ana
new poTts bles: all msk1s See the new
model Remington portable. Rentals. seTy-
ice and supplies. AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE co. 1877 n Meridian st. Board
OF Trade Bldg Ii. s82z.
WAREHOUSE sCALE-2-ton: very reas-
enable indianapolis Scale Co., 620 Z.
Wash. St.
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Lake cottages for sale
or rent by season or week. James r.
Moore owner, 900 Lemcke Bldg. Phone,
Ri 6512, evenings Wa. 404l.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF THE
SCHOOL TOWN OF BEECH GROVE,
NFAETOJ COUNTY,

SCHOOL TOWN OF BEECH GROVE.
MARION COUNTY. INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. being all Of the members of the
Board of School Trustees of the School
Town Of Beech Grove, Marion County,
Indiana. at 10 o'clock a. m. on Monday
the 27th day OF May. 1929. at the office
Of said board in the school house in said
school town. viii offer for sale $50 900 90
par value of school bonds Of said school
town Of Beech Grove, the proceeds Of said
OF said board in the construction OF new
which has heretofore been authorized
and ordered by said Board Of School
Trustees and which has been approved by
the proper state authorities.
Said bonds shall bear interest at the
rate Of 4l2fo per annum, payable on the
LIST day of July. 1880. and thereafter semi
annually each year until paid Said inter-
est shall be evidenced by coupons at
tached TO said bonds. Said bonds shall be
in the denomination of $500 90 each, and
said bonds shall be dated May Is. 1929.
Two of said ponds shall be due and
payable on the LIST day Of July. $780, and
a like number of said bonds shall be due
and payable on the LIST days of July and
January of each and every year thereafter
until said bonds have been paid. Said
bonds shall be negotiable and payable at
the Citizens State Bank of Beech Grove,
Indiana.
The opinion of the law firm of Smith,
Remster Hornbrook & Smith, approving
said bonds will be furnished the purchaser
thereof
HENRY L. HURST. President.
QUINCY E. MITCHELL, Secretary.
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Suburban for Sale
MONEY TALKS
Storage and Transfer

sTORE-Your furniture in fire proof stor-
later Special no charge for hauling
for month Of May. Estimates given with
out obligation. Call
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR co,
4l9 z Market RI. 7750
PACKING, SHIPPING Low RATEs-On
California shipments. Local and over
1851 night. Oh. 0699W -4579.
j. H. TAYLOR TRANS. & STORAGE; sPE-
CIAL PRICE OVERLAND-To or from
Cricago. St. Louis. Detroit, Cleveland or
other cities Dr. 307l. or ri. 42G5.
BORNMAN TRANSFER CO.-Satisfactory
moving service; overland trucking Of
furniture and freight. CHI 557l.
FURNITURE MOVING-s3 load and up;
large covered trucks experienced help;
give me a call. DR.. 1851.
TRANSFERABLE General Hauling of all
kinds. 821 E Gath. W. E. RODOEKER.
Wa. 4433; residence. Hu. 2l37
BRITTON TRANSFER-Moying SO so load
large trucks: responsible men. Dr.. 1915:
c. 4. MALONE-Transfer hauling. grad
ing and sodding. Oh. 5i14.
HICKs-Local and long distance transfer:
expert piano movers. Ri. s434.
LOCAL-And overland moving; lowest
rates Responsible men Be. 1858
WILLIAMS TRANsFER-Large covered
trucks: local. oyerld. $3.50 Id. up. II. 0244
FURNITURE MOVED s2.5O-And up; large
covered trucks. Ii. 77s0. Oh. 1882.
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Rooms for Rent

BOULEVARD PL., 4l55-Room; private
home; suitable i or 2; breakfast optional
Wa 32O3-R.
BLVD, PL-: 9l67-Nicgi5y f ggI,R room;
CAP. N. 2344-Furnished nm; or
gentlemen; modern. IA. 2557-M.
CAP N. 2o45-Loyely nm; for emp. mot moth 1s1
with child will board child. ia. 3oI4-W,
CENTRAL CAR-Loyely cool nm; home
privileges; girls. 603 z. 32nd. Wa 1855.
private home; gar; conveniently located:
CENTRAL, 282I-Nice large I'm, suitable
for 2; reasonable. IA. o413-R.
CENTRAL AND I7TH.-sleeping rm., mod
ern apt: ist floor. He. 5469 eve.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Vir Ave; house
COLLEGE. l3o9-University Court; l m.
furn.; I unfurn; private home. RI 1893.
COLLEGE. 2242-very nice nm; mod;
home newly decorated; const: not water.
GRAY. s., 43-Cozy rm., near bath, pri-
yate home special price douo e6 9 as4s
SEE F. F. G sEIs tfE IA sS5sR NM
single room; $3.50 wk. ia. ITO.
KENWOOD. 2250-Ntcely furnished .rm..
garage opt. near III. car. Ia. 1916.
Ing 81 Sleeping o' Ri. 3io 2. lOl "OussA
MERIDIAN, N, 22o8-Beautiful nm; pri
yate bath; Al location; plenty hot water.
Ia. $3.50
NEW JERSEY, N, 141f-Pleasant nm;
pri. home gar. opt; Central car. Ri. 1884.
NEW JERSEY, N, 83l,,2 sleeping rms;
also housekeeping; walking distance.
NEW JERSEY, n. 303O-Attractiye front
rm.; home privileges. Ha. 3833-W.
OHIO HOTEL-126Ia E. Ohio; clean. newly
decorated rms. plenty hot water: 81 up:
Parkway desirable front; private home;
meals optional He. 5483.
PENN. N, l470-First class modern; adults
only. Gentlemen preferred.
PENN N, 919, APT. e-Idesl arrangement
for 2; reasonable. Ii. 1855.
PRATT, e. 118-Furnished rm.; private
home; walking distance.
TALBOTT-North of creek; ATTRACTIVE rm.,
mod; breakfast optional. Ha. O2O9-R.
UNIVERSITY COURT. 1311-Newly. deco,
newly fur, mod; wlk. DIST; girls. Ri. 3206.
WALNUT, E, 4l5-Lovely sleeping apis;
player piano; suitable or 3; also sleep
ing by bath. Ii. 1858.
WALNUT, 3O7lh E.-Clean, modern, airy
room; reasonable. Ii. 1854.
nth, E, 320-Nicely furnished room; mod
ern; reasonable. Ha. 0433. -
18TH, E, 665-Rm. suitable for 2 priv
ate home; beak. II desired. He. 2826.
34TH, E.. 6ll-Attractive rm.; private
home; near car lines. Wa. 5220-M.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES-Now in effect;
come and see what we have. Dension
Hotel Ii. 1888 "
ATTRACTIVE FURN RM.-In downtown
apt; with private family; man and Wl1e,
or gentlemen. Ii. 90l3.
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Garages for Rent
Cottages and Resorts

GARAGES Individual; only Sc each. 70
N. East ST.
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Instructions
Help Wanted Male

PIANO AND VIOLIN-Lessons 81 and up.
Call Lii 0270 or Ill Pembroke Arcade.
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Business Places for Rent

/, 2. AND 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furnished or unfurnished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware.
Ii. 3456. Room 7l0.
MCARTY & EAST SIT storerooms.
neighborhood wants bakery, delicatessen,
barber shop. plumber or radio shop.
Call HUI. 2271.
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COLORED

Columbia Ave. 2243: 5-room bungalow;
garage; gas. cleo. city water paid; So 0od
condition; sl2.50. GOODE & GOODE,
Realtors. SO Union Trust Bldg. Ri. 6441.
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Barter and StUap

1922 FORD SEDAN-Body to trade for
roadster body. Oh. 0852
BED SPRINGS - Oak dresser. trade for
dining table ana chairs. Be l772.
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Business Opportunities

HOUSE-Il rooms, nicely fur
nished all rented. 426 Irving Place.
business: win give clear
real estate and cash. Evenings DR.. O764.
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Coal and Wood

KINDLING WITH EACH TON
Best Va block, 6 in. fkd. .....,... S6.2S
Best va lp. 4 in. clean. fkd....... 6.25
Best Ind lp. or egg fkd. ............ 4.7o
UNION ICE AND COAL co.
DR., 462I 1910 Blur Ave.
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Lost and Found

PURS-Tapestry. containing glasses and
other valuable. Wed. morning: Strauss
scales or 10 cent store. Keep money. re-
turn purse. etc. Dr. 2072
WATCH-white gold and bracelet. Re-
ward. Ii 4Slz.
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Situations Wanted Mole
Working foreman. machine rn.;
best references. J. F. BROWN, Kentucky
ST. Franklin, Ind
PAPER CLEANING WANTED-s1.oo per
room. CHI 266l-J.
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HENRY L. HURST, President
QUINCY f. MITCHELL, Secretary.
VEPL PERSON. Member.
Constituting the Board of Trustees Of the
School Town of Beech Grove, Marion
County. Indiana
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Help Wanted Female

AAEtP " NFEtNU CHsS
DOMESTICS- Second maids; kitchen help;
white; open. PARAMOUNT EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU. Licensed. $50 When
Bldg.
COUNTRY GIRI-For general homework
and care Of child; good permanent home.
Box D l03. Times.
GIRL-16-25 for beauty shop; learn trade
in exchange for service. Ii. $3.50.
SALESLADIES-No canvassing. Write or
WARREN AVE, 81I-Lone woman give
home to a middle-aged lady.
HOUSEKEEPER-In small home; more for
home than wages. 977 S. Delaware st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10

THE TRADING POSI
1873 w. 10th St. between Capitol and
Illinois St Evening dresses, coats, din
ing-rm. furniture. household goods.
WINDS OF THE WESTERN SEA-Are not
as comfortable as ''Nu-Air" ventilators.
Let's prove it. MEIER ELECTRIC &
MACHINE co. Ventilating Engineers, 1856
S. Meridian st. Ii. 2401-02.
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| BOULEVARD PL. 4l55-Room: private
home: suitable / or 2; breakfast optional
! Wa. 3203-R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-29
IRENE BOREDOM
SEEKS DIVORCE
Actress Sues in Illinois Court,
With Husbands Plea on
File in New York.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, october 29.-The Irene
Bordoni-Rav Goetz domestic drama has
moved for the moment from New York
to Chicago, with the French actress
seeking in Illinois courts an annulment
of her marriage to the Broadway pro-
ducer. Goetz has filed suit for divorce
In New York.
Miss Bordoni, appearing here in a
''musicomedy," filed the annulment suit
Yesterday, alleging that at the time Of
her marriage to Goetz October 18, 1918,
i'll Jersey City, GoetZ had been divorced
less than year from his former wife,
Mrs. Ethel johnson Goetz.
The first Mrs. Goetz was granted
divorce here in April, 1918. She named
Miss Bordoni as correspondent. AT the
time of the divorce. Miss Bordoni'S bill
sets forth, an Illinois law prohibited
marriage within year following di-
vorce. This law stood until 1928. 1t Is
Miss Bordoni'S contention that earlier
law makes the second marriage an i'm
perative case for annulment.
Hearing of the petition has been set
before Superior Court Judge Williams
next week.
The Bordoni-Goetz troubles became
known last year when Miss Bordoni an
nounced she had left her husband,
charging another woman was the rea-
son.
Miss Bordoni and her first husband,
Edgar Becman, an actor, were divorced
on June 10, 1918, in New York Up to
the time of her separation from ner
second husband. Goetz for six years had
acted as Miss Bordoni's manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-29

Court for 100000 damages for alleged
injuries growing out of train wreck
by Mrs. Marie Colbert and her husband,
Sherley Colbert, 1901 Sixteenth street,
near Engle, w. Va, November IS, 1928.
The wife claims $4,000 for her injuries
and the husband wants an additional
$4,000 for loss of services OF his wife
and for expenses incident to her illness.
Attorneys william e. Leahy and Eu-
gene B. Sullivan appear for the plain
fiFe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-29

It IS estimated that 5000 families will
settle on the Saloniki and Struma
Valley land projects in Greece, which
are now under way.
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Inaddition to theregular Crosleymodels,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-29
$50, 900 DAMAGES ASKED
IN SUIT AGAINST B. & o.

Woman Seeks $780, 900 for Injuries,
While Husband Files Claim
for $4,000.
The Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad was
sued Yesterday in the District Supreme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-29
Rich NezO FurS 4re Used
In Liberal Quantities

But they never smother the long. slim lines Of the
coat Long shawl and outstanding collars and cuffs
of curly caracul kit fox, skunk. grey fox and wolf
women's Coats-secOnd Floor
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-03-01
is THIS YouRsp

Probably if this item were where
it properly belonged it would be in
the Lost and Found" column. The
article found is valuable to any one
in certain line of business but what
makes the affair interesting is the
fac3 that the owner has not been
found and if he ever is, it is doubtful
if he will assert his ownership.
Everett Meeks has purchased from
his brother the state settlement tract
west of town near the d. O. Walker
place. He is planning on moving on
to the tract and improving it this
spring. With H. P. McGlothern, he
hauled load of hay out there last
week and before leavin- looked over
the house and in the cellar found a
copper boiler, rugged up for moon
shining still, and number of empty
bottles.
From all appearances the still had
not been set up and put in operation
at that location but had apparently
been hidden there by the owner, who
may have had good reasons for NOV
ing from some other place. No one
had been living in the house for sew
eral months.
Mr.. Meeks turned the still and
bottles over to Deputy Sheriff Clate
Grewell and Clate, just to be friendly
and neighborly, would like to have
the owner show up and try to claim
| his property. .......,.e<.. .-.., Il. \. /.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-03-01
LOOKS LIKE GOOD PRICES

/ No definite general information is
available vet as to just how much
this seasons fruit prospects have
been lessened by the recent unusual
cold weather. Owners Of some OF
tn soft fruit orchards report quite an
amount Of injury, but in the older
orchards the damage, apparently, IS
mot so great: Z
There has been no injury, probably,
to the commercial apple crop, except
that the tonnage will very likely be
smaller than in 1928. Temperatures
every where, not only in the United
States but all over the world, were
much lower than that recorded IN
this valley and it seems quite pro-
bable now that the fruit crop general
ly will be light this year and as
consequence, prices better than have
been obtained for several years.
For the seventh year in succession
the cherry growers in the Grandvle~
district have organized a pool to
handle the 1929 crop. The is growers
that have already signed up in the
pool this year estimate that their
Weld will be around 30 tons. Under
the terms of the pool each grower
packs his own fruit and the sales
are handled by a committee who
receive the bids from dealers. Since
the formation Of the pool idea, grow
ers there say that they have beer
getting a much better average price
for their cherries.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-03-01
RECEIVER GETTING READY
FOR SEASONS run

Marvin Chase, receiver of the Con-
sumers Ditch Company and the Black
Rock Power and Irrigation Company
was visitor in the valley couple OF
days last week and while here gave
instructions for the necessary work
that must be done this spring
in order to get the power
plant, the pumping station and
the irrigation system in shape for the
coming season. No great amount OF
work is to be done but all of the ma
chinery in the two plants will have to
be gone over and checked to see
that it will stand the strain of six
months of continuous service. 1t is
expected that the canal will have to
be cleaned out in places where the
silt has accumulated and water grass
has taken root, and some willows
along the bank of the canal will have
to be cut.
Mr. Chase said that as soon as the
weather warns up and the ice jams
go out of the river he will be down
and will stay until everything is in
shape for the seasons run.
Some of the members OF the new
water committee met with Mr.. Chase
at the office in Hanford one evening
during his stay and discussed with
him several features of the situation.