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Smyrna times., 1929-04-10
STARS AND STRIPES COUNCIL
Membership Drive Results in a Num-
Der Being Initiated Last Evening

ber Being Initiated Last Evening
Stars and Stripes Council, No. 26,
il. o. Z. A. NJ, held a class initiation
of thirty-three new members and eight
reinstatements on Tuesday, April g..
The membership drive was under the
leadership of Joseph Broadway and
Ralph jefferson. This combination
seemed to be the best that could be
gotten as the large class which they
presented for initiation showed their
alertness and ability. This was the
largest class ever put into a secret
order in the town of Smyrna at any
one time. State Councillor Henry
Mote Of Newark, and Jr. Past State
Councillor Joseph G. Stewart of Can't
erbury, were both present and refer
red to the great gains being made in
both state and National Councils
which meant we are not lacking or
losing our patriotism. State Organ
izer "A. w. Hope of Delaware City,
also congratulated the Council on its
gain. A 100 per cent increase is the
motto of Stars and Stripes Council.
They have adopted the motto: "a
quitter never wins and a winner never
quits" The stay-at-home members
do not know what they are missing
until they attend one of our meetings.
Come out and meet the new members.
Refreshments were served under the
direction Of G. Z. Sapp as caterer.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10
WHOLE NO. 1889
20 CASES FOR APRIL COURT
Seven Divorce Cases Also Listed in
Guiding Some From the Smyrna
Clayton Vicinities-Murder Cases


Clayton Vicinities-Murder Cases
The April term of the Court of Cen
eral Sessions and the Superior Court
IN and for Kent County will convene
at Dover Monday, April 18th. Chief
Justice Pennewill and Associate Judge
Harrington and Richards will be on
the bench. The Grand jury will meet
on the opening day to consider the
cases to be laid before them by Dep
uty Attorney-General Earle D. Wiley.
A session of the Court Of Oyer and
1erminer will be held on Monday,
April 23rd. There are twenty cases
for trial in the Superior Court On the
trial list, All but two Of the cases
having been continued from previous
terms. There are seven divorce cases
listed for argument and five listed for
final decree. The divorce cases listed
for argument are: Henry E. Mag vs.
Wilhelmina K. Mag; Pauline w.
O'Reilly vs.. Terence P. O'Reilly; Ethel
VI. Layton vs. Elmer Layton; James
I. Mason VS.. Mae Mason; William Re
hak vs.. Frances Rehak; Harvey B.
Baker vs.. Mary H. Baker; Anna Mae
Harrington vs.. Ebert Dill Harrington.
The divorce cases listed for final de-
cree are: George A. Shahan vs.. Re
gln2 a. Slahan; Harry L. Hayden VS..
EChel Welsh Hayden; Mabel Lattomus
vs.. Clarence c. Lattomus; James n.
Wright VS.. Myrtle E. Wright; Anna
Mae Carey vs.. David F. Carey.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10
Smyrna Odd Fellows Install officers

Grand Master w. Henry Ennis and
staff, installed the following officers
of Morning Star Lodge, No. 6, |. o.
o. F., Friday night: Noble Grand,
Harry Woodkeeper; vice-grand, Har-
ry Lower; secretary, Glen Beerbaum.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

Former Smyrnian is Newark Mayor
Former Assemblyman Frank Collins
of Newark, native of the Smyrna
vicinity was elected, yesterday, mayor
of the town of Newark.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

Rev. Essel P. Thomas, the new
pastor for Asbury NJ. f. Church
will be in the pulpit for both morning
and evening services on Sunday next.
Dr.. Stephenson will have charge Of
the PRAYER meeting service tonight.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10
Wilmington

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
AERIAL PATROL
 FOR FISHERIES
 T0START SOON
O'Malley Announces Planes Will Patrol Southeast
 crn Alaska Waters

Patrol of Southeastern Alaska by airplane will be tried out this sea- son by the United States Bureau of Fisheries, it was announced to- day by Commissioner Henry O'Mal- ley. A contract has been signed by the Bureau with the Alaska Washington Airways Company, he said.
 This company now has two planes in Alaska, the Juneau and Ket- chikan, operated by Pilots Eckmann and Hennessey. It is understood that these ships will handle the patrol.
 The patrol, Commissioner OMal- ley said, will start about July Is, and will be continued through the fishing season. The planes will cover the entire Southeastern AL aska district keeping spawning grounds, streams and traps under close observation.
 Tt is the hope of the Bureau" said the Commissioner, that later the various Government agencies may cooperate with the view of having continuous use of plane for work of this character in the Territory" He has no doubt as to the success of the aerial fish patrol A similar patrol has been maintained for. the past two or three years by Canadian fisheries authorities in British Columbia waters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
COUNCIL PLANS
 SEASONS WORK
Much Street Improvement Work Planned This Year
 for Residence Area

The City Council discussed ten tatively last night plans for street improvements in the residential districts of the community This part of the program will be car ried out immediately following the completion of the paving now in progress in the business section.
 Work is contemplated through out the residential area. New sidewalks will be built where ne- cessary, repairs will be made to others, and much street mainten- ance work done Considerable work is planned on Starr Hill and in Scatter Tract.
 The paving is expected to be com- pleted on Front Street early next week. The crews will then move to Third Street and complete the sidewalks, and then pave between Franklin and Main streets.
 Only routine business came be- fore the Council last night. All monthly bills were approved and ordered paid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
JOURNALIST AND
 CL UB WOMAN IS JUNEAU'S GUEST
Mrs. Elsie Noble Caldwell of Los Angeles Is Visiting
 Alaska's Capital City

Mrs. Elsie Noble Caldwell, Presi- dent of the Southern California Woman's Press Club, is in Ju- neau, the guest of Mrs. Charles w. Hawkesworth. She will be in Ju- neau until next Monday when she will go to Sitka Hot Springs as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. M. God dard. She will remain there until the following trip of the Admiral Rogers, when she will sail for the South.
 Mrs. Caldwell, Tn addition to be- ing President of the important Woman's Press Club, is a member of the Board of Research of the Pacific Geographic Society, Asso- ciate Editor of the Pan Pacific Progress, correspondent of the Tour ist Topics and miscellaneous writer
 Mrs. Caldwell lives at Los An geles but spends much time in the out-of -the-way places of the world. Last summer she was among the islands of the South Pacific. She visited Alaska in 1906 and 1918. She has taken a live interest in the Territory and her people since that first visit twenty-three years ago.
 In Distinguished Company
 Last winter, Mrs. Caldwell was one of a distinguished company to receive the award of F. P. G. s. (Fellow of the Pacific Geographic Society,". Those receiving the de- gree were presented with life mem berships in the Pacific Geographic Society. Others receiving the hon. orary degree with Mrs. Caldwell were Charles H. Prisk, Rupert Hughes, Edgar Lloyd Hampton, Harry Chandler, Harry Carr, Fran cis Flynn, Harry Hervey, John s. McGroarty, Y. Shimanouchi, Y. Okamura, B. w. Fleisher, Sam Glover and Garner Curran.
 In conferring the degree on Mrs. Caldwell it was noted that she is one of those internationally mind ed" writers that are contributing to good feeling among the peoples of the Pacific and to general in- ternational feeling.
 Mrs. Caldwell is making her, AL aska trip for rest and, incidentally she is gathering data for use in six articles which he has con- tracted to write for Tourist Topics magazine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
KANSAS PINTAlL IS
 CAPTURED NEAR NOME

A pintail duck, bearing on its leg U. s. Biological Survey tag numbered 6O0,906, was capture d near Nome several weeks ago by Representative Henry s. Burgh. He reported the capture to the Bureau to which he sent the tag.
 The bureaus records showed that the band had been put on the duck at Ellinwood Kansas, on March g., of this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
Man, Belieued Crazy, Rides PIane Here
 With Pilot Eckn,arln

A 50-mile trip in the air , with a crazed ran is the
 } latest experience of Pilot } Anscel Eckmann of the Alas } ka-W hi n g on AirwayS
 Company. He landed here in
 } the seaplane Ketchikan this
 } morning with a Filipino, said
 , to be insane, from the Peril Strait Packing Company's } plant at Todd.
 } The Filipino, Domingo Ca- } busus, is said to have devel- oped insanity at Todd re- } gently. He was held there } under observance and, in trying to make his escape, ) jumped from window and
 suffered badly sprained } ankle. He was loaded into } the cabin of the Ketchikar
 } this morning, securely tied. } Eckmann landed him here
 and turned him over to Fed , eral authorities. He will have
 hearing before Judge
 , Frank A. Boyle Monday
 , morning.
 i. A
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
Dunbar Leaves Nome
 On His Private Yacht

NOME. Alaska, July G. Ca p t.. Dave Dunbar, aboard the yacht Reliance, of the National Grocery Company, left Fri.iay for St. Mich ael and up-river points on the maiden trip of the boat which cost S1O000. The boat was brought to Nome via a Seattle steamer to be used by Dunbar for business pur- poses and he is able to carry sam ples almost to the doors of his customers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
OFFICIAL WEEDS

U. s. Commissioner E. P. liar wood of Cordova and Miss Marie Faucher were wed last week at Seward. They left for their Cor dova home Saturday. The bride has been a member of the Cordova Public School staff for three years The groom was raised at Cordova is member of the Alaska bar and has been United States Con- missioner for several years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
PLANE KETCHIKAN
 GOING TO SEATTLE;
 JUNEAU DUE MONDAY

Seaplane Ketchikan, Pilot Anscel Eckmann, will leave for trip to Taku tomorrow morning, return to Juneau and then leave for Ket- chikan Sunday evening. The Ket- chikan will continue to Seattle. The seaplane Juneau is to leave Seattle tomorrow morning for Ketchikan and at the latter city Pilot Eek mann will transfer from the plane Ketchikan to the Juneau and re- turn here on that seaplane Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
EARTH SHOCK
 IS REGISTERED

SEATTLE, July 6.-The Univer- sity of Washington seismograph recorded an earthquake beginning at 6:26 am. yesterday and ending about 9 am. It is estimated that the shock occurred 1,200 miles from Seattle, either in northerly or southerly direction.
 Officials of the Science Depart ment considered the disturbance might have taken place in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
THAYER TO CRUISE AREA
 ON WEST ADMIRALTY IS

Jack Thayer, of the U. s. For est Service, who arrived from his headquarters in Ketchikan early this week. will leave early next week for the northwest side of Ad miralty Island to cruise timber in that area for the remainder of the summer. He will have Fred Hen ming as his assistant
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
HOLBROOK MAKE SURVEY
 OF UPPER LAKE DEWEY

Wellman Holbrook, Land Exami- ner of the local United States For est Service, will leave Monday for Skagway to survey upper Dewey Lake, it was made known today. He will employ two men at Skag- way to assist him in the work. He expects to be absent about one week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
MRS. CHARLES LEWIS IS
 VISITING SISTER HERE

Mrs. Charles Lewis, sister of Mrs. Ike P. Taylor of this city, is here visiting with the latter and will remain for several weeks before re- turning to her home in Fairbanks Mrs. Lewis. was accompanied by her small daughter Mary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
HONORS
 GIVEN PLIERS

MADRID, July 6.-Formal func- tions in honor of Major Ramon Franco and his three companions and their British rescuers ended with a luncheon at the Royal Pal ace by Queen Victoria.
 Sergeant Pedro Madariaga was not present. It is understood in formally that the official did not
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
PETERSON LEAVES

Capt. George Peterson left to- day on the Ranger VII, for Kills moo with supplies for the Forest Service timber cruising camp in that vicinity. He will return early next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
NORTHWESTERN DUE

Steamer Northwestern is due to- night at 10 o'clock from the South. The steamer goes to Skagway and then returns southbound early Mon- day morning via Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06
BUSCHMANN IN TOWN

August Buschmann arrived this morning from the Port Althorp cannery of the Alaska Pacific Sal mon Corporation and spent most of the day here on business. He was to have returned late today to the plant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06

want to break the rule which al- lows only members of the nobility or persons of high official rank to attend court functions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06

About the only place some wives think their husoands would enjoy going with them would be the cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06

Commercial job printing at -ihe at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-06

Commercial job printing at The Empire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Help Wanted Female

OTTER Fxp I'll est $40 V-k Paramount
mp RIr $40 When Bldg Licensed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Storage and Transfer
Miscellaneous for Sale

BABY CARRIAGE-Gray Reed. excellent
condition. will sell cheap. Ia. 5440.
BAKERY EQUIPMENT 200 bun pans.
17x28l2 cheap. l011 E. St. Clair St.
BED. CHTLD'S- White iron. complete, eX-
cene4t coma, real oarg. for quick sale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03

We viii finance experienced ordinary
sllfc insurance agents iu city and state.
#CaU or urlfr Commonwealth Life Iueur-
lance Comuau- 724-5 Continental Bank
Bldg. Ri 1910.
MEN
To sell tlc new stream line furnace
manufactured and installed exclusively
bv Pen.ncIlar Furnace CO. Season nov
= 3 its best. II ~ou are going 70 sell Why
rot eeU something worth phile2 764 s.
Meridian S. -. $685.
fPHOLSTFRFRs WANTED EIPERI-
rFRTFNCED. PIECE WORK WRITE
FIRST GIVING FULL DETAILS EATON
CHAIR CO. MONTICELLO. IND.
WARD ATTENDANTS room. board
s35 month. PARAMOUNT Emp. BUR,
$40 When Bldg Licensed.
WANTED Experienced timers helper.
To ia44-
SPOTTFR Exp cl est. $50 Vk. Paramount
Eup. PIr $40 When Bldg Licensed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Help Wanted Male

sdAN-For assistant oTice manager By
New YORK Advertising Corporation. *
pericu-e not uecceerr as man TlA DE-
trained for the position Permanent. good
wages. Investment Of $500 required. re
funded upon termination Of service State
BOX d i53.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Situations Wanted Mole

Ri TABl,a WHITE LADY For light house
wofs. card and room: 81 per week. 3i4
Ia Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03

FOR SALE

IN CALL
Oue-storv building. suitable for sum-
ner cottage or home. actual cost ! year
ago. 1000: equipped with awnings.
screen doors. Celotex walls; must BE- re-
moved from present location: will sell for
$500 Call RI. 1898. until ?. n. 2lOO S.
Harding
COY BUNGALOW
t2.450: 500 down. s23 50 per month.
Clean. rooms. new paper, new paint,
hardwood floors. front drive. veil. electric
lights garage. shrubbery. paved streets,
bus service 4407 Z. Twenty-llrst St.
Owner Ir. 1926.
coy GROOM MODERN HOUSE - On
beautiful lot. terms. Inquire evenings
TOO n. Euclid Ave.
LEE 1875 rms. and bath. semi-modern;
lot 40x140. terms. See owner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03

ORIENTAL 20 N-2 I'm. hskpg. apt. ev-
ervthing fun: also furn. room.
OXFORD 1873 Nj rm. and Kitchen.
everything fgrn.. very reas Oh. 3754-W.
OXFORD " 1882 large furnished
rms. Tor housekeeping On. 3754-W.
PENN. 1864 M lovely cool rms: refer
ences required. everTth!ng furnished
PRATT. E lls-Suite o. rooms; modern;
clean. very desirable. adults.
SPRUCE. ll28-2 modern housekeeping
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Apartments for Rent


MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES.
40 Union Title.
Ii 3458.
BEILEFONTAINE, 2315 - Lower apt; }
rms. and bath; reprinted ana redecorated
throughout. garage. Ii. 463S
BELLINGHAM - 1910 Balsam Ave. newly
decorated. Groom apis. 54750. utilities
furnished. Wa. 44I3
BELMONT. S. 1235-5 rooms, strickly mod
ern: reag Ri 1907
CENTRAL AVE.-At 12tn St, very desirs bic
6-room duplex. attractive porch. unusual
y low rental price. Call Ri. 1907.
HOYT I640-Upper and lower duplex,
mod, reas. RI. 1907.
LAUBE- 2 rooms. kitchenette. bath, ina
door bed. utilities furnished, clean. newly
decorated; S32. 5O-s35. Dr.. 6483R.
OXFORD. n. l133-5 rms strictly mod
eru lower duplex. gar. Oh. 3754-W.
272f TALBOT ST.
Five-rcom heated apartment; Frigid-
aire, 500, garage s., open. HUI 1921
ILLINOIS. N. 3243-NeW 4-room apis:
SIS Lower 5-rm. duplex, garage for s45.
Ha. 3089-M. after q m.
THOROUGHLY modern 2. 3. 4 and broom
apartment. locations north. east. and
south at reduced rent. See US or phone.
II. II. WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trust Building.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let US help YOU find an apartment. We
take Fou 10 our car. No obligation OF
course. RI. 1871.
AMBASSADOR APARTMENT
HOTEL
Beautiful ultra modern. furnished or
nfurushed s6050 and mp. Daily or
monthly rates. Hotel Service. Phone Ri.
1871 or call az building. $50 y Penn.
Good Flat With Garage Cheap
1455 n. New Jersey: rooms: ftrst-class
condition. $40 month.
Dunlop & Holtegel
Ii. 6517 1872 f. Market.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
800 f. VERMONT

rms. private entrance everything fur
nished. reasonable Ri 0575.
WALNUT, Z. Il5-3 rms, bath: everything
furn.; s35. See housekeeper in basement.
WASH z 1922 front rooms; modern;
near Mallory Co. Oh. 5551-W
WASH. T.. f7l0-4 furu. rms. downstairs
everyth. furn. but linens. Il 405l
WOODRUFF. 544 NJ. D.-housekeeping;
conn etely furn.; hot. cold water; very
exclusive, So 10 SIS. Oh. 3l73.
bedrm. kitchen. also sleep. I'M. Ii. s2l6.
LOVELY WOODRUFF cool rms, 3D.
a. mod. iuru. complete, lge. yd, 81.
On. 4l0s
LOVELY WOODRUFF Cool nm. house
keeping. priv. balcony. lge. ward; $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03

TRUc- DRIVER know CITY well. Call
Ear -taa. Best ri ref. BE. 2249.
CFIAUTEEJP Year. of experience. Best
OF o.. auc- Oh 1902
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Lots for Sale

NOTICE TO MASONs-A fun lot in Sec
ton c; in Washington PARK cemetery;
for sale at sacrihc. Dr.. 5l45.
LOT-5Ox47: facing 1lth ST. at Olney;
$4,000 owner. 1895 n. Olney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Rooms for Rent

BROADWAY. 12Ot- Front. cool, large room;
private homo. garage optional
BROADWAY. f94I-Large. front rm.. moo
nome. privileges. gar optional He 2648-
BROAUWAE 2529 Large. airy room. !
or eupio' 20. H'. 1880
BUCKINGHAM DRIVE. 2o8 ATTRACTIVE
r0oi rm-. pls-. hot sate-. gar. Hu. 58l2-
CENTRAL AVE GOOD ru-. modern. priv
ate home privileges. girls pref Wa 1l12-
CENTRAL. 24iG Light. cool sm.. refer
CEN IRA i44o Cool. CHEEKY room ga
rage. reasonable. IL 35o4.
DELAWARE. fO0l N Apt. Is Desirable.
priv. Sleep. rm ior glrl in single girls apt.
HARBOUR HOTEL
reasonable rates. 6l7-l9 N Illinois
HOOSIER INN. 440 MASS NICE. CLEAN.
COOL. MOD. RMS REASONABLE
JEFFERSON. " 1Ofl-Front rm. modern
cOnveuicnces. suitable for elderly couple
NAPOLEON 43-Furn. rm, use OF
: kitchen; $50 mo. Dr.. 3l66-M.
NEW JERSEY. r.. 1903 Nicely furnished
front -oom private home.
NEW Jersey H.. I015-Plcasa front
nm. pri- home. s35Q. walking distance
NEW JERSEY. N. 1lO4.-Large, cool room:
plenty hot water. I or .. Ii. 2709.
OHIO nc rEI-l26ia z. Ohio. clean, cool,
rms. plenty hot water; 50 up.
8ENN.. n. 9l9. APT. 1O-Sleep. rm- ad-
joining bath. prefer 1 or > gentlemen.
PENN. n, 174O-Large. comfortable, airy
front rn.. with running water. He. 1865
PRATT. E. 657-Large, comfortable nm;
private home Ii. 1925. evenings.
PRATT. W. 29-3 light, clean. basement
rms. IS week. Ii 2095
WASH. f. $500 Nicely. furn. rm. in
strictly modern private home, privileges
WOODRUFF PLACE Cool. furnished rms,
in private home. Rarase- en- 1921.
WOODRUFF PL.i64I. CROSS DR. Nicely
furn.: mod; private home. On. 64bl
END. E. 20-Cool. quiet. connect. bedrm.
and living nm, pri- home Ha l1lS-W-
NICE ROOM-Priyate home. garage OPP
tional. Ir. 2992.
LOVELY COOL RM.-PRIV. HOME;
NORTH. HA. l7l8-W.
THE RANDOLPH 2339 n. Illinois, private
rooms. everything furnished. Ia no
DESIRABLE ROOM-Near Methodist hos
pital: SIPS day. Ha. 3476.
IARGE-Cool. front nm. modern. private
home. Ia. 1903.
IOVEIY-Cool room: modern apt, plenty
hot water: close in. Ii 37+s.
AIRY ROOM-For >. near Omar Baking
e 81 each Ri $40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Cottages and Resorts

FOR SALE OR RENT-Jake Webster cot;
{ rms: cot. for VIZ. end. 1918 Park, Ri
%2oS-
lake WCOY-4-room furnished cottage
r. week or 6av owner 553 Parker Ave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Business Places for Rent

=. AMI GROOM SUITES.
Furnished OF unfinished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware
Ii 3458 Room ITO
STORFROOMS- Fountain Square:
Sc e.ch- $500 S-alhv. Dr. 2084.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Ia. 4284

ESSEX 1929 COUPE.
The r. V. Law Motor Com
pany admits that these are BY
Jar the best cars SOLD for the
i26 ". NEW YORK ST.
r. V. Law Motor Co. Ii. 1856.
Open evenings and Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03

BARGAINS
"a H. c. S. Six Sport model. $19500
20 Overland Sedan,
new tires ............. 285 90
rs Star Touring. real buy. 1850
rs Model Studebaker, spec. 6 245.00
"a Durant 6. 4-pass. Coupe,
best buy in town ........ 1880
Ford Sedan. see this one for 1900
Chevrolet Roadster ....... $500
'26 VeIie Sedan. Al ........ $500
Rickenbacker E Sedan, bargain 245,00
Murphy Motors. Inc.
20O4 N. Meridian st.
49,. o,,o,,;,.o IT. AooA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
Real Estate for Exchange

FINE 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
just like new i'm Beech Grove; will sell on
payments or except some trade j. o.
COTTINGHAM. Ii. 1850. Wa. 1920.
EAST GRANT Groom modern single,
closets. ward. Terms. owner. II 2296-R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-22
DELEGATES TO MEET
MAKE TOUR or D. c.
Catholic Students, Attending
Mission Crusade Here, viii
Elect Officers Tonight.

Departing from the routine Of daily
morning business meetings, the 1000
delegates to the sixth general conven-
ton Of the Catholic Students Mission
Crusade, being held ct Catholic Uniyer-
sity, embarked on q sightseeing tour OF
the city at o'clock this morning.
After travelling In buses to most of
the principal buildings and points of
interest in Washington, the delegates
returned to the university for lunch,
after which divisional meetings were re-
sumed. At these meetings various
topics relating to crusade organization
and activities were discussed.
Later In the afternoon separate
meetings for young men and young
women were to be held. At the former
meeting candidates for the national
executive board were to be nominated.
The elections will take place at q gen.
eral business meeting tonight, when
resolutions prepared In the divisional
meetings will be introduced.
Means Of cooperating with the cru
saders were discussed yesterday by the
diocesan directors Of the Society for
Vic FIOPABaIiOu Oh TIE F01G0, meeGl0g
at the university in connection with the
convention.
The evening session yesterday was
given over to entertainment, consisting
Of q play, 1.-THE Cry Of the Jungle" q
story illustrating the need Of missions
IN Africa; motion pictures Of missions
in China and . concert by the Boys
Band OF st. Mary's Industrial School
Of Baltimore.
The convention is to continue until
noon tomorrow.