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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
The Stars Say
For Thursday, Feb. %.
By CENFVTFyF KFMRT X

ny SEEeEftEFE vi
H0wER. place ana pcsttion are
In order Tor those who choose
10 reach for than on this day.
according TO the trine position Of
the iurninariss. q sidereal influence
which assists the worthy and enter
prisinE TO places Of trust and author
lty. IL brings horors. prsferment
favors and the recognition or supe.
riors- IL 10 q time 10 seek promotion
and increase or salary. ana 10 court
the good graces q those IA power.
But let not success IN this carry
yoa 70 extremes Of extravannnce or
into speculative enterprises Like
wise. keep tongue ard temper under
control.
Those whose Birthday n Is are -
turcd or q year or success, advance
trent and prefcrment or honors. with
recognition from those IN authority,
But xhun extravagance and risky
enterprises and keep calm and re.
strained A child born on this day
may be inclined 70 be rash. impui.
sive and hayward. a. well a indul
gent and extravagane but shculd
attain fine success and position In
life.
Seif-yesersncs, seif-knosrlsdre.
seif-confrcL thsss three elone Iced
10 s0ssrsfeu powsr-TsnnysenL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
Advice to Girls
. BY Annie Laurie
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE

NEAR ANNIE LAURIE
~ We are two girls IN our
teens. One day about four months
ago. we accepted an automobile
ride frcm three boys who we
slightly knew ana who we thought
we could trust. On the ride. they
treated US very rudely-baing just
the opposite or what we had
expected
Now. Annie Laurie. we see these
boys every day and we want 70
know IL we should wait for them
TO apologize TO US or speak 20
them and let byeones be bygonesf
TWO OF THE FAIR SEX.
TWO OF THE FAIR SEX: VIII,
Il ask such a foolish question: yoI
know ms well as I do that N IN the
place or the boys TO apologize fol
their behavior. Until they do that
you are mitch better or without
their friendship. Unless or course
there was ON intlmatiun on ycul
part that the boys could behave a,
they did.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

And then, what fun IL was 20 guide the little
craft with strong young muscles.
Wh-e-ee-there was q big wave-w>o-w-
that was o whopper, how near the little boat
seemed TO be to turning over.
And IL it had turned over-what OF TT
Couldn't they both win like fish? Why II
would be just another mouthful of fun to find
themselves splashing In the cold water OK the
salt sea.
Slide, slip, swoop, slids-heilo there, Mr..
Sea Gull, somehow you're n fine sky-larking
fellow up there in the air.
How you love to dip and slide and swoop-
always pretending you'd just heard some news
Of great Importance and can't wait to deliver
It.
How white your wings CLEAN In the sun,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

classify love a.
b . B n ". 4
wouldn't refer 10
children ~ IN.
noying iittls
pssts ana !
wouldn't boast
that couldn't
even darn b
stockin or l,cil
water without
s~ccrchtrg t.
wcuIdn't Dras
that no mar
would ever set
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

sees us tired worldlings trying
to tame their exuberance and
make them commonplace NOR
tails, adding and subtrncting
and working and sleepIng-like
the rest of us.
Ce5yrishf. 1919. Newspaper rssturs SERIES. Inc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

Perhaps this Is a good time to discuss the
subject By doing 80 in a formal way, all the
Letters OF inquiry are nswered at once.
There Is q multitude OF causes for difficult
breathing. In the first place, it often travels
along with some alteration Of the normal condi-
ton Of the blood. For instance, following an
infection there may be the development Of
pcisons which affect the breathing.
Wrong diet with intestinal fermentation may
result in an acid condition Of the system. This
b what is sometimes called "acidosis," It NAV
have difficult breathing as one Of It's signs.
There are various nervous and mechanical
states which have their effects upon The ease OF
breathing. Among such we find distractions in
the nose, throat or bronchial tubes. A polypus in
the nose, or n swelling Of the mucous lining Of
the breathing apparatus may interfere with its
proper action,
BREATHING muscles Of the chest may be disturbed
breathing. This IL what happens in ~pleurisy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

against his father which was sway.
Ing me. For l want you TO promise
me you win look ove my scores, and
TX you think them worthy win you
90 the iibrettos FOR them. and zee
that the whole thing has historical
accuracy I arm sur that II will BE-
q success II only you win do that"
The boys fnith In me was like a
draught OF heady wine. ana I sruoth-
cred the little warning voice which
told me that II I thus ranged myself
upon Noel's side in his attempt 20
Achievs economic Independence OF
his father. An all probability \ would
~jeopardize my own future I'm the
great producers organization. was
30 angry ut my employer. 20 filled
with sympathy for his son. that at
that moment ! would have sacrificed
anything TO help the boy.
Bring me the score ns Eoon ne
you can. Noel" said II arm sure
you have altogether too exalted an
opinion or my ability. but / viii do
my level best 10 write something
worthy or your music"
your kindness IN divine" ne told
me f~srventiy. Il shall bring you the
score NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can II
You say II win not be best for fne
10 see Nary"
wen Laid Plans
mo indeed" Y answered promptly.
II want you 10 keep out or Mary's
way until the night or the little din
ner which Prince Georges has
planned to their engage
rnent He wishes TO keep their be-
trothal . secret until then, 20 OF
course. you know nothing urtfl you
hear Of II that night. But when you
receive your invitation I want you
10 persuade Princess Dina 20 let you
annpunre your engagement to her
nc the dinner. And LIZ you dare 70
appear anything but M happy and
devoted lover wash my hands OF
you"
an r. = diffsculs task you set me.
he said with a wry iittls emile.
though I shall try 10 acqais myself
crsditably. But that does not solve
the problem OF getting my score 20
you
let me manage that 4 told him.
mr.. Underwood. I know. will be-
only too glad to act ns m~cssanEer
III ask him to 70 over 10 your hDfes
tomorrow and fetch the music back.
Do yop mind n | tell him ana Mrs.
Underwood about III They are my
best friends. you know. ana they
both are your very great admirers
HB WINGED tnv~oiuntnrsly, from sk-
ness. I knew. then rnspiutnly con.
Q1rred his nerver.
"f ahaIi BE- rlan 10 have them
Enow. but o won't tall Aiary
A II he utterancs Of her name
had power 10 summon the 9lri ~
loved. We heard running foottteps on
80 verMnAa outside. ard the rrxr
instant Mary had burst wildly info
the room calling frantirmfiv.
oh. come quickly. @nmsbodyf
Hurry
tCoutinued TomorrowJ
J cc1r1Sz4- 1sxss Es~sDzvsf rsttsrs ssr1ss. Ina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
If l We're
A Girl

II WOULDN'T prssend 70 b hard
boiled
n ! didn't care whether men
lixed me Or not. ia b Just - hard
boiled as ! pleased. but II ! had any
hope at all Of grabbing of . boy
Eand. "a pup another record On ths
victrola- I wouldn't loudly voice my
conteSnpt Tor the sweet, old-fAsh-
toned girl" wouldn't scott at ser-
tirnent N being mid Victorian and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

When bad men combine, the
good must associate.
Burke.

When bad men combine. the
good must associate.
Burke.
-
Dcspfse nos nhy man. and 90
fs mo rGH fhnt has mot hfs hDur.
nor Nv there nnTthfnD fhnt mas
NOT 60 place. Den ArnL
Few men have vfrt1e "a uisn-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

MISS I. r. Q-wnat should a
giri Of IL. 8 feet . inches tan weigh?
what should q boy Of 10. 4 feet
Is inches tall weight
A--Ths girl shcuid weigh about
acs pounds and the boy about 70
pounds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

wants Bob 20 bring her d new bath.
inx costume from town. and Just
tmaGine Q man picking out q bathing
suit. It's q cinch for me 90 hslp him
out or that difficulty though. We
have n In the shop I'm sure she'll
Ike. It's IN ensemble IN blue and
white. with a reversible cape held ut
the neck with a tricky little white
strap. Shed have 10 BE- hard to
please II shA didn't think 81 abso-
lutely stunning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

Sometimes the breathing mus
and incapable of normal breathing
when the chest Ia filed with fluid
diaphragm and regular breathing q.
Besides these causes OF unoomfort.
able anu difficult breathing. we find
tother cases which can DO traced 70
1nterfcrences with free circulation OF
the blood through the lungs. There
may be some disturbance IN the &C.
lfion OF the heart. The blood Is not
sent through the lungs In proper
fashion. in consequence the blood is
impaired In IT'S content and the vic.
time struggles for more oxygen.
This In a brief recital OF three
causes which may produce labored
breathing. Let mo describe in a
little more detail, some OF these
ieffecth
Perhaps one OF the most common
causes for the symptom Is gas for.
fmation In the stomach and intes.
ltines. A mild attack Of indigestion
mnay result in tremendous gas for.
nation. Tho diaphragm IN pressed
upon ana the patient thinks the
r'heart is under pressure"
II there IN a chronic heart trouble.
the disturbance with gss may ag.
Rravate 10. Both factors work TO
gether to make the breathing very
difficult.
In acidosis. m I have said, there
may be some trouble. Usually the
breathing In very deep. IL may not
be terribly iabored, but ~ seems 20
10 20 the very toes
In pneumonia the lungs are
rlogged. II 10 not surprising that
In this disease the breathing Is In
Eerfered with and consequently may
be very rapid.
.Adenoids and enlarged tonsiis IN
children are common causes for tho
symptom. There n no hope Of com.
plete relief until these are properly
treated 10 stands 20 reason that
blocking OF tbs nasal and throat
passages win interfere with breath.
ing.
This 10 q brief ana somewhat in-
~Ecomplete statement regarding the
causes OF abnormal breathing. n 10
helps you 10 understand the symp-
tom, I shall be very glad. Your doc
Itor will complete the picture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

Me into . kitchen 10 cock hts meals
Man may like the frank and scphis.
Heated dansei tn theory. but when
II ccraes 20 rnatrtnony-wefi. ~FeTl
take the ktri who can bake the kind
q pie that mother ussd 10 make
Or the gfrl whos nc isast. prstsndz
ne can
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

Looks now you're lighting or the wnves-how you love 70 ride
the storm-ne wonder you come so close to the little boat with its
putput engine. and its wild. daring swoop and the rise and fail Of
1t ON the flashing tide.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
If | Were
A Man
By I'LL.

WOULDN'T be a.
mocncaif.
I wouldn't cit
around with m
sdoripg express
sion and a blank
mind Whenever
Me object o. my
affections was In
sight. I wouidnt
gare at her like d
dying calf and
20 or into scff
d sAppy
ne = fsafsf Rae
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
STACKING CHILDREN
WITH CHAINS NLOW
How Pan Must Frown, Thinks Winifred Black
When He Sees Tired, Old Worldlings Trying to
Tame Exuberance of Wild Youngsters.
BY w1NIFRED BLACK.

kInUTPUT" said the little boat. '~putput," and out IL started
-stouthearted and gay.
Two young fellows stood in the boat-they couldn't
bear 60 st dcwn-thev might miss somethfnr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
CLEAR AIR PASSAGES
OFNOSE AND THROAT
Describing Various Causes of Uncomfortable Breath
ing, DR.. Copeland Lists Indigestion and Air
Tube Distractions as Chief Ones.
BY ROYAL 8. COPELAND, M. d.
United States Senator from New York.

Former oommisstOnsr Of Health. Nso YORK. oag
IN my mail are many letters asking about difficult breathing. Old
people, young people, babies-it makes no difference wha. the age
may be, or the ser. there are many persons who suffer from this
lkmptom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

I'm Gfad you're MOI AnRry." he
sid ignorant of the resontmant
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

life OF Fanny Kembis Is q
network OF contradictions. In
herifinK the talent or q long
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27

HNTERTATNING informally at
NJ tea time IL becoming more
ana more popular. Especially
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
Legal Notices

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids,
for the construction Of certain highways
the Director Of the State Highway Com
mission at his office in the State House
Annex. l02 North Senate Avenue. Indian
28th day Of May. 1929, at which time
they win be publicly opened and read.
Project No. F. A. 90, Sec. B. Paving
Bloomington road; Needmore to 343 feet
north Of Lawrence and Monroe county
Inc. Lawrence and Monroe counties.
Project No F. a. 90, Sec. c, Paving
Bloomington Road, 342 feet north of
Lawrence and Monroe County line to BE
miles north of HarrOdsburg; Monroe
County. 687 miles.
Project No. ?. a. o. Sec. B. Paving
Location, State Road No q, Bedford
bloomington Road p miles north OF
County 6,043 miles.
Project No. li9. Sec. A-Location: State
Road No IS, WarsaW-GO5hen Road, War
saw to Milford, Kosciusko County. 1883
Protect No. 129-Location: state Road
No. 30, Rossyii!e-Dephia Pcad, Rossville
to 8 miles north OF Radnor, Clinton and
Project No. 100, Sec. A-Location: State
F Fosd Bro 70 BFo2 Rs990ds Whs
County 1925 miles
Project No. Location. State Road
No. 3, Dunreith Newcastle Road, Dun
reight to Newcastle. Henry County. 1855
Project No. III. Sec. B-Location. state
Road No. o. Fl Wayne-Garrett Road.
Allen County, line to Garrett; DeKalb
Project No I79-Locaton. State Road
No a. Reconsideration Road. IA miles
east Of Rochester to Akron. Fulton
County 1851 miles.
Project No. 1872 Location: State Road
No. 80. Lebanon-Franfort Road. y
ct1 y eoI,i5 534 niles ~
Bids viii be received for three types
of pavement on the above listed projects;
Concrete Bituminous Concrete. Brick, as
shown on plans and described in the
specifications
The state VII furnish the cement for
the above projects.
Project No 1873 Location: State Road
10. so, Versailles Elrod Road, Versailles
TO pa miles vest of Elrod Ripley
Project No. 1873. Sec. A-t-Location:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
DETROIT POLICE
FREED OF RUM
PLOT BY JURY
Federal investigators Drop
Belle Isle Smuggling
Charges.

BIZ United PrCss
DETROIT, Mich, May lO-Aiter
three weeks Investigation. the fed
eral grand jury now in session, TO-
day reported It found mo sufficient
substantial evidence upon which to
predicate any indictments for vio-
lation Of any federal law in con-
nection with the Belle Isle police
department liquor smuggling scan
dial which resulted in dismissal Of
one police officer from the Detroit
police force and suspension Of Cap
tain Joseph A. Burkheiser
Prominent social officials and
business men have appeared before
the grand jury which investigated
reports that Burkheiser allowed the
exclusive Detroit Yacht Club har-
tor to be used as a landing place
for Canadian rum runners. =
Judge Charles c. Simmons made
no comment on the finding, but
thanked the jurors for their work.
Sergeant Edward Shaw. who was
said to be Burkheiser's chief aide.
was discharged from the police de
paTtment for his alleged part in the
smuggling.
Burkheiser's trial before the police
board was postponed pending his
recovery from a physical breakdown.
Captain Burkheiser was harbOr-
master and commanding officer of
the Belle Isle station
Police Commissioner william p
RItledge and superintendent James
Sprott, who conducted the police in
vestigatiOn of the Belle Isle Condi-
tons. were the first witnesses sum
moned before the grand jury. They
we're followed by District Police In
spector Louis Berg and Sergeant
Shaw.
More than a dozen patrOlmen who
provided the evidence against BUrk-
heiser and Shaw were summoned
They we're followed by Charles SOr-
ensen, general manager OF the Ford
Motor Company: Aaron Deroy
wealthy automobile distributor, A
A. Schantz. general manager of the
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation
Company and Fred A. Robinson.
superintendent of the parks and
boulevards department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10

To the taxpayers of the Sanitary. Dis
trict of Indianapolis. consisting OF the
City of Indianapolis and the Town OF
Woodruff. of the ,determ,nation to issue
bonds for and on behalf of said Sanitary
District to pay for an Extension to the
present Fall Greek Interceptor., to be
sion of the sewage disposal plant, sys-
tenn and works. and to the existing m
tercepting and connecting sewers OF Sala
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
of the Sanitary District OF Indianapolis
Indiana consisting of the City, Of 1ndi-
the Board of Sanitary Commissioners of
said Sanitary District, acting for and on
behalf thereof. by resolution duly. passed
and adopted BY said, board on the 9Th
bonds of said Sanitary District of Indian
apolis. in the sum Of Forty IhouSsanqi
Dollars $40 10000 to- bear interest rs, at at
on Jan. and July / of each year. the
first interest on said bonds to be payable
July l 1880 said bonds to be dated July
II. 1929 and to be and become due and
PAYABLE in thirty equal series as follows:
81 90 of said bonds shall be payable
on Jan. ! OF each year. beginning with
H ag Jan iS1 1885, efo fer H purpose S Of
raising money to pay for said extension
to the present Fall Greek Interceptor to
be constructed as an addition to and eX-
tension of the sewage disposal plant, sys-
TEN and works. and to the existing in
tercepting and connecting sewers. OF said
Said bonds shall not in any respect be
a corporate obligation or Indebtedness of
said City Of Indianapolis, Indiana, but
shall be and constitute an indebtedness
Of said Sanitary District as special tax
ing district.
L. ERT SLACK. Mayor.
STERLING R. HOLT, City Controller.
O c. ROSS. President, Board Of SAM
tary COMMISSIONERS Of the Sanitary
District OF Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
SAND COMPANIES MERGE
Fourteen Independents Form New
S1,5OO,OOO Corporation.

BV THiffd PrfEs
YOUNGSTOWN, o., May TO-
Fourteen independent silica sand
companies in Ohio and Pennsylvania
today were merged into the Indus
trial Silica Corporation. Announce
ment Of the merger was made by E.
Z. KIooz, president Of the new COM
pany.
It is planned to capitalize for
Sl,500,000 with shares Of 6.5 per cent
preferred stock at 500 par value and
10000 shares Of common stock at
no par value.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
L. S. Minister Visits France

CHERBOURG, France, May 10
Ry Lnited PROSE-
Robert Woods Bliss, United States
ambassador to Argentine, landed
here today. He said he came for
rest and diversion and is not
charged with any mission to France
He will return to Argentina soon,
Bliss added.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
Death Notices

RILEY. ROBERT Mage IS, passed
away 1870 P. NJ, May 9, at the home of
his daughter Mrs. Timothy Glenn SAT N.
GRAY St Funeral Monday. May 80 $50
A NJ St Philip Neri church. Rural
and Laurel ST. Burial Crown Hill. Friends
invited.
SCOTT, GOLDIE. NEE BAXTER-PasSed
away May 5. Funeral from Valid
Funeral Parlors 1922 Union ST.. Satuur-
dav at p m. Burial Salem cemetery.
Friends invited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
Lost and Found

ROUTE BOOK-Stolen or lost at McCrea
st. and Jackson place; from Indianapolis
Toilet and Apron Supply Co wagon;
finder of the book or its whereabouts Will
receive reward. Dr.. 1878
TOY BOSTON-Brindle bull dog: screw
tail. white markings on neck and nose;
child's playmate; return Green's Cafe, 1879
w. Market St Reward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
Legal Notices

state Road No. So. Rensselaer-Kersey
Road, Grading Of approaches and chan
mel change 10 bridge over IroquOis River ,
Jasper County 516 miles
Bids viii be received for Grading and
Structures on the above projects as
shown on the plans and described IN the
specifications The contractor viii fur
nish the necessary cement for these
projects.
Proposal blanks and specifications may
be obtained free. and plans upon pay
ment Of So per set, upon application TO
the State Highway Commission There
will be no refund for plans returned
Plans may also be seen without charge
mission. 4th floor. lO2 North Senate Ave
nue., indianapolis, Indiana. All checks
should be made payable to Director
Indiana State Highway Commission
Prior to the time Of filing any pro-
pOsal, each bidder shall submit to the
State Highway Commission a financial
statement and experience record using
State Highway Commission standard
forms, unless such a statement ana rec
ord has already been fled within the
last six months. These forms VIII be
furnished on request.
Contracts viii be awarded to the low
est and best bidder, but the right TO re-
iect any and all bids is reserved. Each
bidder. with his proposal, shall file
corporate surety bond. payable to the
State Of Indiana. in the sum Of one and
one-haf tli2) times the amount OF his
proposal, and in the form provided by
law.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMIs-
J. ] BROWN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The undersigned, constituting all OF the
members OF the Board OF School trustees
of the School Town of Beech Grove, Ma
rion County, Indiana, hereby give notice
that they will receive sealed bids for the
construction of a new high school build
ing in said school town. Said bids will be
received at the office Of said board OF
school trustees in the school house in said
town up until II o'clock a. m. on Monday
the 9th day of May, 1929. at which time
and place all bids will be opened and read
in the presence of said Board Of School
Trustees.
Plans and specifications of said work
are on file in the office of said Board IN
said School building and copy OF the same
may be consulted and blank forms Of pro-
pOsals may be obtained from Norman H.
Hill. architect. ct 1850 N. Delaware street,
indianapolis, Indiana.
Each and every bidder shall, with his
sealed bid and in the same envelope, de-
post a certified check for at least per
cent Of his bid payable 20 the order OF
the undersigned Board of School Trustees.
to be retained by them as evidence OF
good faith and until a successful bidder
has furnished bond to the approval OF
The successful bidder shall be required
to sign a written contract with said Board
of School Trustees and to enter INTO BOND
for the amount of his bid. secured by an
approved surety company and conditioned
for the faithful performance Of the cove
nants and conditions OF said contract
Said contract shall be awarded to the
lowest responsible and reliable bidder as
determined by said Board of School Trus-
tees, and in any event the right to reject
any and all bids is expressly reserved by
said Board
Only bids for the work as set out in the
plans and specifications will be consid-
cred The estimated cost Of said work
is $50 10000
a aENRX L R RgRRsTr PFes ssePttarv.
VERL PERSON. Member.
Constituting the Board of Trustees OF the
school Town of Beech Grove, Marion
County. Indiana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
Real Estate for Exchange

in exchange for bust
ness properties hotels, apartment build
ings and dwellings and garages. H. A
STAUFFEP. Lafayette, Indiana.