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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND AVE. 2234-Wanted Young lady
TO share home-like apt. He. 2507.
BEVILLE. n. 829-Nice furnished fat
mod. Protestant. adults; $l2.50 On. 1881
CENTRAL. 22l5-Room for one. or two,
good meals; laundry. He. 1920.
ILL. n. 431: APT 3-3 cool rms, vic
trola. overstufed, constant hot water:
NEW JERSEY. N. 1112-Lovely Groom
duplex. nicely furnished; garage optional.
NORTH-Ladv viii share nee. home with
couple or adults. Ha l3l4-J
RLEY. n. 427-3-room app: priVate:
ADULTS furnished, except linens. II. l=93-W
TALBOTT AVE. n. 24O2-Upper duplex;
rooms; 2 bedrooms; s12 week. To. O8l7.
TALBOT 224i-L0rely roms bath.
private, newly furnished Ha. 2923-W
WALNUT. E. 115-3 rms. oath; everything
furn.: $50. Sec housekeeper in basement.
l6TH-4-room house; > bedrooms; garage:
private entrance; ADULTS. Oh. 2847-J.
3iST. W. 1117--6 rooms modern; eyery-
thing furnished; ward: garden. Ia. 1856.
MODERN GROOM HOME-WiH share all
privileges with couple. Dr. 2459-J.
MODERN-3 rooms and bath; private en-
trance; adults. Ia. 1872.
RMS.-Modern. furnished apt. east:
private; owner leaving city: $40 wk.
A0o1
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MEN

MEN
With the following experiences are nov
being considered and fitted for sales and
Junior executive positions H-ith a frm as
Sociated Rith the General Electric Com
pany and which is nov fully organizing
the state OF Indiana,
ELECTRICAL TECHNICAL SELLING,
CLFRKING. COLLECTING.
Men Vho are accepted owning sutomo-
biies and Who have had managerial ex-
perience in sales work will be posted at
pivotal points.
Many Of the positions offer satisfactory
plan OF compensation. in the form OF sal
arv and bonus.
The employment office over which this
al is inserted Is affiliated with the COM
rzny organizing Indiana
All BIZ personal Interview only Apply
70 Mr.. Annett Employment Orios, $40
pennEsy bldg.
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C,arrolltOn Ave.

gu 7 UIILUII ~ o
Two bedrooms and sleeping porch; long
living room hardwood floors, large
instantaneous heater. garage: east front;
price only $4,000. easy. terms. Mr.. KEEL
Ter; evenings, He. 1870.
Schmidt & Smith, Inc, Realtors
40 n DeIaware ST. II. 1857.
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BARGAIN
I026 GOODLET AVE.

Beautiful new 6-rm. house long living
room. dining room. kitchen With built in
7oor. Z large bedrooms and bath, hard
wood floors. soft water, Holland furnace,
full basement. laundry trays. double ga
rage. beautiful shades. shrubbery. See
1583-R.
1925 GOODIET Beautiful new 6-rm.
house, long living room. dining room,
Kitchen with built in cabinet. breakfast
rooms and bath. hardwood floors. soft
water Holland furnace, full basement,
laundry trays, double garage; beautiful
MRS. STEVENS. Be. 1583-R.
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The annual Joint picnic of Broad
Ripple lodge No. GAS. F. and A. NJ:
Royal Arch chapter No. 146. and
ssroao Ripple chapter No. SIS. o.
T. s. will be held this afternoon at
NOrrher11 Moods
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Monuments & Cemetery Lots
Funeral Directors

QUALITY MONUAiENTS-An markers for
less. indianapolis Granite Co.. ~ at Fan
Greek. HI. 2S22: u. e. cor. fatrground.
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Playing baseball i'll Military park
Thursday afternoon, Robert Rhude,
:. Of 234 Blake street. was struck
on the nose by a bat. The injury
was treated at city hospital.
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Cottages and Resorts
Houses for Sale

LAKE WEBSTER cottages; rs; Its, gas;
COTTAGE for Mk.-ends lOlS PARK. Ri 4208.
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Death Notices

CANGANY, WILLIAM P.-Beloved husband
OF Mabel Howard Cangany. passed away
Thursday. July Is. Place and time OF
funeral given later. For information call
FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. ia. 1885
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Voluntary bankruptcy petition
has oeen filed in federal court by
William [. Howard. Nfmcie contrac-
Tor and lsborer. listing 1888 liza
bihties and S1.213 assets.
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The Gtv
in Brief

Frank Gosch. Il. Of 1889 West
Michigan street. Was recovering to-
Gay from two fractured ribs and
other injuries received When he fell
five feet into an elevator pit Thurs
day III the Consolidated building,
where he is janitor.
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The Waterman family reunion
will be held Sunday. July IS, in
MOeller'S grove. near Five Points.
seven miles southeast of Indian
apoliS.
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. THE INDIANAPOLIS MINES
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ILL. N. 1925 Housekeeping apt: clean.
well furn.. priv. ent.: 81 wk. IA. i043
| ILLINOIS, N 12O3-Nice cool m. every
| thing furnished. modern. 50. u. gil.
ILL, .174I NJ front rms; newly deco
rated; cabinet. range; 81 other roout.
| ILL, N, 1873 rms, sun parlor, ina
door bed; everything furnished nicely.
LOCKERBTE. 5l6-2. clean. furnished rms;
| rececorated; walking distance; reasonable:
MERIDIAN. S, l024i2-Furnished house
J keeping rms. Call at Room IA
MERIDIAN, N, 1835-Clean. cool, apt; Q
! rooms and kitchenette. sink.
| MERIDIAN. N. S4O-Rm. suitable man and
! vile. or couple Of girls: reasonable.
| MERIDIAN. n. 1878 front. cool. con-
Meeting rms; modern; turn. II. 1898.
| MERIDIAN. 2315 M. nicely furnished
rms. suitable girls. Ia. 1893.
NEW JERSEY. N. 124-Good light house
! keeping rms: modern. Ri. 4l45.
| NEW JERSEY. n. 31l7-Share a real
! home; large porch. yard, etc. with own
| er. bedroom. living room. kitchen opt.
NORTHWESTERN. 25O7-2 turn. m ,45 Z
OAKLAND, n. ESQ, rms. and bath.
| OLNEY. n. 1920 rms. kucheuette,
! connecting bath, water, light, gas. heat
| gar. furnished.
1865 PARK-Wel furnished apt gas
iehts. phone included. 500.
| PENN. 1915 N-Two large nicely fur
/ nished rooms. near bath: reasonable.
SHERMAN DR.. N. 2406-2-room suitei
modern; for Housekeeping. Oh S8ll
TEMPLE, N. 205-2 rooms. front apt. LIST
floor: modern. Oh. $3.50.
800 E. VERMONT
rms 1st floor, private entrance;
! everything furnished; reasonable. Ri. 0575
WALNUT, E. 115-2 furnished ms; walk.
dist $50 mo. See housekeeper in base.
WASHINGTON. e. $3.50 large front
rms: dlb bed davenport. organ Ora
fanols. cleo. fan. sweep. iaund.. ice; cheap
WASH E 3323-2-rm. front apt;
furnished, modern. reas Oh. 5587-W,
10TH. T.. Bathroom apt; nicely furn-
ished; modern; garage. On. 2736.
18th, u E,-L8rge, cool room, sitchenette;
$3.50. Lii 3946.
25TR. E, 665-2 large rms: kitchenette,
dinette. private entrance; College car,
BOTH, E. 1O57-Nice clean Housekeeping
rms. everything furn.. moo. Ia 255l.
LOVELY. COOL-Woodruff: front room;
third floor; s4.5o. Oh. 4Ioe.
NICE FURNISHED-3- apt; near
Fountain Square; $40. Dr.. 3540-R.
2 RMS lowers floor front; private entrance,
Phone. M. Penn, car Ri 1929.
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BOTTLES
Home Bottle Supplies

Sagalowsky Bottle Co.
Ri. 7lO4. COS S. Capitol Ave.
BREAKFAST SET-Beautiful living room;
9-pc. dining room, complete bedrm., rugs,
occasional tables 2428 n. Meridian.
BUFFET-DIN. TABLE. CHINA CLOSET;
CD. COND.; REAL BARG. IR. 0497.
CEILING FANS-Two. D. c.: del. and put
up: guaranteed; bargain. DY. 1892.
CTNDERS-SAND AND GRAVEL; GEN.
HAULING. G. E. RILEY. IN. 2820.
COAL RANCEE$17. so; breakfast set.
$3.50; dayeno, so; cedar chest, So %;
library table, $3.50. 1042 S. Meridian.
DAVENPORTLOv 2 single beds;
round dining table 4337 n. Penn. St.
DIAlAo7ND T71NG-68 point. Call 288 S
DINING ROOM SUITF-I0 pieces; over
stuffed. living room suite. apiece bed
room suite. BABY Grand piano. new cleo
trio radio rugs lamps. Leaving city. sell
cheap all or part. Wa. O92l.
DINING RM. SUITE-Slightly used must
be seen to appreciate. 2428 n. Meridian
DOORSTEP garage. $1,000 AND up per
pair. Anything in Lumber ferree-Ca5e
Lumber Co. State and De Loss St.
FURNACES AND STOVES Cleaned and
repaired. Model stove Co RI. 036s.
GARAGE. 1Ox16-Lumber, roofing. nails
and hardware. s67 delivered Anything
in lumber. FERREE-CASE LUMBER CO.,
State and De Loss st. "
GAS RANCIE-De Luxe; left-hand oven and
Victor Victrola. 2724 Talbot. Hu 1921.
KITCHEN COOKS burner $3.50 or trade
for gas stove. Ha. 03l7-M. Eve:
ITNOLEUM = Several remnants, yarlous
sizes, at cost. PATTERSON SHADE o.
Srd floor. Woolworth Bldg. T. Wash.
MAYTAG-Like new; barg. for cash Cali
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA, n. 528-Nice front rm. and
kitchenette: another at S. Ri. 1875.
parking space; s.. y. 1882
ALA. n. 1882 rms. large. porch. glass
Enclosed: sink in Kitchen; furnished.
ASHLAND 1903 nm ana kitchenette;
cheerful. clean. He. 2685.
ASHLAND. 1912 rms unturn., cool,
clean. sink. modern. He. 5039.
BATES. q11-2 connecting rms. everyth.
furnished; private bath and entrance.
BROADWAY. i2O1-Front, airy room and
kitchenette: priv. home; Col. car. Ri. 273l.
CAPITOL, N. 827-l or 2 large rms. for
housekeeping; modern conveniences: every
thing furnished; newly papered.
CENTRAL AVE. 1526-2 unfurn. rms;
modern. lights. gas, furnished.
DELAWARE. 8l6 N.-Nice rms, for, 2 girls,
or man and wife; reasonable rates
TT fTTE FURN.o MODEM. f'''i'' - ---l-'
Dorman, 322 Single or connecting; bath.
So and So private entrance.
HIGHLAND AVE. 21-N.-2. clean, modern;
everything furnished; adults.
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Apartments for Rent

Qnf5 N NTeridiar " - 00
AZ n. Alabama .....e........... 5000
ITO Union Title
Ii 3458.
ASHLAND, i248-2 large rooms private
bath. gas. water. heat free: S25 month.
Fu 2078
BELL FFONTATNF 23I5-ToTer apt. rms.
bath: repainted and redecorated through
out; lovely porch; garage. II. 1888.
BFLLINGHAM = 1910 Balsam Ave; newly
decorated: Groom apis; s47.5o; utilities
turnlshed " a. gals ----
4ool f. Wash. St.: reRiv decorated: ?
rooms: Frigidaire. Reduced rent. sec
CUSTODIAN " =, ,roODc,,Arr
H. n " sol
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(4U9f GbkCttGC sC8 4kGtse
BOTH. W. 1o54-LoyeIy 5-room apt, hard
wood floors. garage. water. heat; s4S.
Ia 1891 or Ia. 0538.
THOROUGHLY modern 2, 5. { and 5-room
apartment: 8 locations north. east. and
south at reduced rent. See US or phone.
81. II. WOODSMALB & co.
FIDELITY Trust BUILDING.
UPPER5-rq?om modsrn t5ont e P9rch heat
custodian or call RI. 1853.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let US help you find an apartment. We
take you in our car. No obligation OF
AMBASSADOR APARTMENT
HOTEL
Beautiful, ultra modern. furnished or
monthly rates. Hotel Service. Phone Ri.
1871 or call at building. $50 n. Penn.
Houses for Rent
ASHLAND AVE. I!Is-7 rooms modern,
ASHLAND, 2745--7-room modern double.
garaEe. | so. College car. He. 54l8.
BPOOKVILLF. S. 35-Fine location east,
6 rooms. modern double; fruit cellar
BOULEVARD PL.. 2925-6-room. strictly
COLLEGE. AVE. 1878 rooms modern;
newly decorated; hardwood floors turnout,
new furnace: water paid: garage; $35
DEARBORN. n. 2247-5 rooms modern
garage. nice yard. vat. pd.. s28. II. 383l-J
DEL AWARE n. 2959-NeT house. rooms
+ bath strictly modern. full basement
garage Near new Shortridge and public
school
DPEIER PLACE. 1of5-5 rooms gas. cleo,
inside toilet. water paid. Dr.. i829-W
HAMILTON. 344-4-rm down 2 up; en-
trance in and out; families: AL; SO.
IOWA. 222-6 rooms; modern except furn-
ace: s25. Call Dr.. 4376-M.
LA SALE, S. III rms, inside toilet;
$50. Call Ii. 1881 Ii. 2791.
MINNESOTA. E. 722-Dandy .5-rm.. hall
double; improved SITS; all cleaned up;
inside toilet gar water pa, SIS. DIT
81 =
MOUNT. s. 824-4 rooms. newly papered
garage factory district.
NEW JERSEY. n. 2244-6-room mod. dou..
sleeping porch. garage, new paper; sac
NEW YORK. E. 3708-Modern; Al; 8
rms. gar; partly furnished 500. II. 1857.
NEW YORK, E. 4530-Single. rooms, fire
place: real home. Ia. 1858.
RAYMOND, f. 1207-New 5-room modern
men5. Paved street and alley; $50.
SOUTHSIDE--7 nice rms, and bath, semi
mod. upstairs: SIS per mo. Dr.. $3.50.
SPRUCE. 1726-Up. dup. rms, gas. cleo.
inside toilet. kitc4en. or. n, wa. po.; s10
STEELE. I533-4 rooms, semi mod. new
decorations: only SIS Call owner, Ri. 6634
TACOMA. n. 207-6 rms inside toilet;
$500. Oh. 1858. Dr. 2432.
TURNER DR., 233-5-room, Semi-modern;
water paid; SIG.
SIND. e.. 23O6-5 rms. strictly modern,
$3.50. Ii 5237.
NEAT COTTAGE-New paint and paper:
large ward; Sl4 CRUISE, l28 n. Del.
ONE MONTH RENT FREE
SIx-room modern double. north; hard
wood floors. newly decorated and painted,
new awnings Only $35. CHI 3365-J or
Ri 1864.
COLORED. 2322Ia CORNELLr-Dandy,
4-room fat. Only SIS. DR.. 3540-R.
COLORED-I4I5 E. 18th; rooms, water
20. Key 1858 Arsenal. Ii. 843i.
-
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Situations Wanted Female

WANT Brought TO house.
$50 Buchanan; LIST class. Or. 6277-W.
LAUNDRY TO BRING HOME; WORK
GUARANTEED. HE. 47e3.
LAUNDRY-Soft water; Al reference; rea-
sonble. Ia. $3.50.
BUTLER STUDENT-WilI care for chill
dren. afternoons and evenings. Hu. 47s6.
LAUNDRY-Soft water, work done reas.;
best ref. Oh. oi53.
LAUNDRY to bring home; large or small:
experienced; colored. Oh. 7058-R.
HALLIDAY WORR-By week: experienced
colored girl. Ii. 20s9.
WANTED-Wsshing to do BY expert white
LADY; soft water. Hu. 4033.
2 NEAT COLORED GIRLS-Want dish
washing; reference. Ia. 1925.
NEAT colored girl: dependable; maid or
waitress. Motel experience. DR.. 04l2:
REFINED COLORED GIRL-Wiu care for
children Ref DR.. 1919.
USEWORK-Laundry. by day; reason
able. Ha. 0517-R.
DENTIST ASSISTANT yrs. exp. ethics,
labatory and ex-ray Ii. 1856.
NEAT reliable coIored girl wants maid
work. six days: reference. Ii. 1921.
CHAMBER MALI = Neat. experienced.
colored girl. DR.. 2719.
EKEEPER-Familiar with all kinds
OF work; lover of children. Wa. 0595.
COLORED MAID-Gen homework, or care
for children. Ref He 1888.
WILL TEACH-You TO drive your car; ex-
perienced. Miss Miller. He. 348l.
LADY wants position as housekeeper. fun
charge. 126 n. Bloomington.
LAUNDRESS- Exp. soft water, call for
and deliver. Oh. 6344.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED-I0 carloads Of furniture i'm
mediately; best prices. Can Ri. 20l9.
MR.. PIERCE.
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W. T. BLASENGYM
Main Office 722o Shelby st.
Drezel 2570.
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1881 ENGLISH

8 rooms. story and halt. strictly mod
EN-. GOOD condition throughout: hardwood
floors: buut-in features; euilt-in kitchen
cabinets: gear garage. full basement
shrlbberv. paved streets: near park
IS 500; terms. WILLIAM COOS. DR.
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Storage and Transfer
Miscellaneous for Sale

BABY BUGGY-Reed for sale; So. 1915 W
35th St.
BEDS (2)-Four poster. mahogany. antique
dresser and table. 9Xl2 Chenille rug;
other high-class furniture. Hs. 7l94.
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Real Estate for Exchange

CITY RENTALS-Annual income $4,000;
for go. grain farm. Robertson, Ri. 577l.
5 LOTS-50xl50. paved street, clear for city
property. Oh. 410T.
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Room Wanted
Room for Rent With Boare

NrAN-39 empl.; would appreciate Cd. hme,
Wlk. dist prfo. state par. BX D lao Time
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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. 3458. Room ITO.
-Neighborhood location III city for
5 and 10c store or dry goods. Phone
Ia 1866.
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4 for stoves.
rugs.
~nnT q en- pianos all
0NO@ %<A4S44 Kin d OF
Il A.r.n
Musical Instruments

WE WILL STORE
IS PLAYER pianos in responsible homes.
YOU pay the drayage and tuning.
PEARSON PIANO co.
rn-,,.--..L.-a..ta
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Situations Wanted Mcie
Situations Wanted Female

EXPERIENCED fColoredl, gen. house
work by day. or care for children. Ia.
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REFINED LADY-Motherless home, Al
cook and housekeeper. good wages; ref.
Lii 1885.
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MIS- haUt1t 4NOuCIUOIs'
COPS HOLD GAS
BANDIT SUSPECT
Attendant Identifies Youth
as RObber.

Police today believed they had
caught one member of the four fill
ing station bandit gangs whose Sc
ries Of robberies Monday night
caused Police Chief Claude M Wor-
ley to put the whole department on
twelve-hour shifts.
Ollie Cochran, %, of 100 South
Noble street, said to have been iden-
titled by Clyde E. Disbro, 2007 Par
ker avenue, attendant of filling
station at Pratt and Delaware
streets, as one of two men who held
him up Monday night, was held I'M
der SIS, 900 bond on vagrancy chrages.
Others under arrest are: Wilbert
Martin, II, of 1929 Fullenwider
street; Russell Burum, II, of Rural
Route 2, Box 287; Charles Hunter,
II, of 2114 Lexington avenue; Joe
Durway, IS, of $40 East Georgia
street; Harry Jones, II, of 62214
Home place; Kenneth Lewis, 10, OF
GAS Harrison street, and Andrew
Hostetler. 526 East Georgia street.
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MURRAY BODY
PLANT STRIKERS
RENEW RIOTS
More Than 100 Cops Are on
Guard to Protect
Detroit Plant.

DETROIT, Mich, July 19.-Riot-
ing at the plant of the Murray
Body Corporation broke out again
this afternoon when seyenty-f1ve
Of seven hundred workers striking
against adjusted wage schedules
threw rocks at police guards and
seriously injured patrolman Henry
J. Hardy, who was taken to re-
ceiving hospital
Another policeman was less
seriously hurt. Four of the labor
men were arrested before the strik-
ers were dispersed. Trouble started
when police took banners away
from the strikers.
More than one hundred patrolmen
today guarded the plant
Three hundred police quelIed a
near riot late Thursday when a
crowd of 1000 resented an attempt
to disperSe picketers.
Several persons, including two
company officials, were injured
More than one thousand men
walked out when wages for work
done on a piece basis were reduced
in various instances.
The strikers demands for 81 an
hour and an eight-hour day were
to be presented formally to the cor
poration after mass meeting today.
In the event their petition is re-
iected, the strikers say they will
ask the rest of the $4,000 workers in
the plant to join them.
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{ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
CITY HELD SAFE
FROM CHEMICAL
ICE GAS MENACE
Health Officials Say Ban on
MethyI Chloride Use
Unnecessary Here.

City and state health authorities
in Indianapolis said today there
was no occasion here for "refrig-
erator-gas scare" such as has
gripped Chicago.
Believing every precaution has
been taken in electric refrigeration
installations here to prevent methyl
chloride gas deaths, Indianapolis
health authorities do not contem-
plate the stern measures invoked
at Chicago where the escaping gas
caused three more fatalities Tues
day.
There, Seventy-fve thousand re-
frigerating systems using methyl
chloride gas were ordered out of
operation by the coroner while the
city council moved to ban the use
of methyl chloride gas as a refrig-
Grating agency.
Methyl chloride gas is no more
deadly than illumination gas but it
has no odor and can not be detect
ed when escaping, doctors say.
- 4A4FCOb45dG4OII OloClOSSS Ulldt lllG
matter takes a public health angle
in indianapolis the same methods
adopted in Chicago should be fol-
lowed here. We have had no trou-
BILE here, but the health department
has taken cognizance of the Chicago
situation" DR.. Herman G. Morgan,
city health officer, said.
Building Commissioner William p.
Hurd stated that there are no regu-
lations in the building code per-
tanning to electrical refrigeration
systems.
DR.. William F. King, state health
officer, declared the majority of cleo
trio refrigerators in Indianapolis do
not use the methyl chloride gas.
Nothing has come to my atten-
ton either personally or officially
that would warrant regulation. We
would not hesitate to adopt regu-
lations if we find that. Chicago is
not grand standing" DR.. King said
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* through this modern compound. The
Koniola Man. who is at Hooks De-
pendable Drug Store, Illinois and
Washington streets, this city, Is
~ daily explaining all about this new
medicine to crowds of health seek
ers. Call there, and see actual proof
of what this new medicine has done
and is doing. Learn how its thirty
two ingredients of known medicinal
.svalue. twenty-five of them the juices
3 of roots and Eerbs, are designed to
Attack the very cause of the SUI
fering at the source, and to act as
aids to Nature in removing that
cause from the system. Konjola IS
a different medicine from all others,
3 q modern medicine in every respect
It contains no alcohol, no nerve
Z. deadening drug, no heart depressing
chemical. 1t is an honest medicine,
"a. medicine that Nature herself
might recommend. Is it not wise to
T. profit from the experience OF 9TH
others? Read, then, of what KOnjola
did for Mrs. Hattie Watson, 14Ol
Hoyt avenue, this city. Mrs. Wat
son recently made the following
statement to the Konjola Man:
"Konjola proved to me that 1t Is
"a medicine of merit, and I am
thankful for the wonderful results l
: got from this new medicine. Over
year ago I underwent an opera
ton and my cid strength and vital
ity did not return as I thought 1t
= would. I didn't have any strength,
5 and was always nervous. 1 tired
- easily. and felt far from the way ]
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-19
PROSECUTORS
WIN YEAR TERM
FOR 81 BANDIT
Man Who Robbed With Gun
That Wouldn't Shoot
Escapes Long Sentence.

william Howard. IS. OF 9l9 East
sixteenth street, went 20 the state
farm with a smile today 70 serve
"A one-year sentence. thanks 90 leni-
cncy Of the Marion county prose
outOrs Office
Howard was sentenced 20 ten
wears in state prison on June ) by
Criminal Judge James A. Collins on
charges of robbing Fred PartloW,
0sO Highland avenue, Of 81 with a
gun that wouldn't shoot
Prosecutors believed the sentence
was too severe, but Judge Collins
had no alternative in sentencing
Howard under state laws.
Howard was granted a new trial
Prosecutors added the count Of petit
larceny 10 the original charge and
permitted Howard to plead guilty to
that count Thursday before Judge
Collins. The One-year sentence and
a 81 fine was given Howard.