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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-08-01
AT TIE ISLAND CHURCHES


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Island Cunnnnity Church
Island Community Church ttempor-
arily al Burton High School. an
nounces services for Sunday. Angus;
18th, as follows. Church school, s.45:
Mrs A. E Young. hostess. Geo. T.
Spinning. song leader An inspiration
song service proceeds the study period.
Graded class work and a place for
every one Special feature by inter
mediate girls Morning worship and
song service at HOO: ehildrens story
Immediately before junior church and
sermon at 1850. Sermon topic. The
Great Teacher" iunic- church supt-.
MIS- H. N. Rodda. Supervised nursery
for pre-schooi youngsters. Rev. Halsey
Carstens. Minister.
Cove NJ. Z. Church
Sunday morning services at HOO by
Rev. DR.. E NJ. Randall. 2:40 Professor
o. Firing Of Evanstown VIII preach.
Evening service from TOO to 1000.
oioslhs SERMON OF the INSTITUTE oy
G. h Storkaker Song by soloist and
chorus enon' AL are invited and
speeiai invitation Is extended 70 the
Maary isiano ana Lsaneuia churenes.
mere VIII pe no evening service heio
at the Lisaheula church
vashon Lutheran Church.
H. H. Hottie. Pastor.
Services, in the Norwegian language.
Lisabeula Community Church
G. Aug. Peterson. Pastor.
Sunday School 1000 a. m, Mr.. Man
ker. Superintendent. Service and ser
mon by the pastor at 7:3o o. m.
Ladies' Aid meets LIST and 3yd We'd
nesday at D. m. Mrs. j. Jensen. ures.
cov. nj = rhur.h
psv n An. pa.ars,, pastor
s,rasv c.,oo, "a s,na,,sr,,
xurer,r,srasrt Morn,rr worsn;r a.
y, rrs,,sh The sscora "a fn,,rth
snraovs. scsrd,nav,sr s,r~, ans ,h,rs
SUNDAYS yourg pson,s,v rrsatin, a,
=, r,ova usrssr ,,rss,ssn,. ~
;or 1s.a,,. q, tna ...ora ~
fourth Sundays. Mrs. Segrist. superin-
tendent Official board meets every
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PAIN in SIDE,
DIZZY, WEAK
Painting Spells, Nervousness
and Other Troubles Made
Lady Miserable.

Mrs R. L. Simmons of Ill Broad
5y, Lenoir, ~ c., has written a
port of how she recovered her
&ealth after having been in pain
Rul. weak condition some time ago.
II suffered dreadfully with pain
in my side" she says. Sometimes
was up and again I was down.
II felt so weak. My back hurt
with a dull pain. I had fainting
spells and was dizzy and weak at
times.
Il was very nervous and did not
sleep well began to get thin, and
had no color, in fact 1 had a saIIoW
look, and was very miserable"
Mrs. Simmons writes that a friend
of hers told her about Cardui.
80 l decided to take Cardui, +"
she continues. MY friend was TAX
ing it, and she said it helped her.
So we took it along together.
II soon began to feel stronger,
and my appetite came back. 1 took
Cardui for several months, and my
health improved a whole lot. When
] had finished taking it I felt fine. "
1t may do you lots OF good. Try it.
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Auction
PuRLIC AUCgTION

L CDLIO ~ OOIlNJN
THE CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI,
CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS RY. CO..
THE CINCINNATI NORTHERN
RI, THE PEORIA & EASTERN
RR. AND THE EVANSVILLE IN
DIANAPOLIS & TERRE HAUTE
RR. co. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, FRIDAY, APRIL 5TH..
1929, AT $3.50 A. M. AT THEIR UN-
CLAIMED FREIGHT STATION,
CAPITOL AVE. AND SOUTH ST,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, THE FOL-
LOWING DESCRIBED FREIGHT
WHICH HAS BEEN REFUSED OR.
UNCLAIMED, UNLESS PRE-
VIOUSLY CLAIMED BY RIGHT
Full OWNERS:
File Number Consignee and destination,
R-I49 e. j. Dearwester. sharonviIIe n
matter. p14A''eu
R-i51 Lenox Bros. Lebanon. Ind ctn.
,R-l52 American Asbestos Prod. Co..
C lev LAM o. keg and case cement. /
,R-l5S Universal Refining Prod. Co..
,R-154 Electric Paint & varnish Co..
ClgVg 5SI y; drums and pail paint.
spray machine, 2 box machine parts.
R-l57 Henry Weiss. East st. Louis, Ill
l barber chair Grated.
R-15S Dresser Radio Co ST TouIs Mo
z ctn. printed matter.
R-l60 c. H. Smith. Peoria. Ill. / crt.
au5o seats. back folded on seats.
. E.l0 S The Craft Studio. New London, o.
,R-167 P. A. Alamoder Inc. st. Louis,
MO ! ctn: cones and dipper.
R-l69 Master Mechanics Co., Cleveland.
O.. Dbl roofing paint.
RHO Master Mechanics Co., Cleveland.
,R-l7l + e. Atkins Mfg. Co.. st. Louis.
R-l72 Matfitt Cleaning g. Dyeing Co..
st; Louis. Mo. 2 boxes sales tickets.
RIB H. r. Kline. Marion. o. bags
steel ShavingS.
R-174 Wood Product Co.. Chicago. Ill. 2
CrtS. magazine racks.
Ri The Pine. Street Y. M. c. a. Co..
J; CaSon Custodian st. Louis. Mo. / pail
Re- Liquid Service Co., Peoria. Ill. /
RS Hub Metal Bed Co.. Chicago. Ill i
spring bed q peices)
Ill. ! box Ley blanks finished.
Rio Standard Woodworking Co., La
tayette. Ind. l wood working, machine, 2
kegs bolts, / counter shaft, l bdl. wood
parts.
Ri. Fair Stores. Lebanon, Ind. bdl.
RIP Red Seal Mfg. Co., st. Louis. Mo.
1 key beverage. 1 ctn. glasses.
RIB Chambers Medicine Co. st. Louis,
Mo. l ctn. medicine.
The above mentioned shipments are be-
ing sold account being refused, or un-
claimed. charges due and unpaid and in
ACCORDANCE with section of the uniform
bill of lading.
Inspection of the shipments may be
made Thursday. April 4th. between 800
a. NJ. and 4:30 p. m.
Persons claiming any of the foregoing
described articles will state to the under
signed. the number of same. prove owner
ship. pay charges and take delivery prior
Description of packages are copied from
freight or way bill. but neither the
quantity or contents are guaranteed.
All bills are payable in cash or certified
check Immediately at conclusion of sale.
In addition to the above mentioned
articles. there will be many other ship
ments offered for sale on this date. con
Sisting of over and Damaged Freight a
partial list of which will appear in all
leading newspapers of Indianapolis for
two or three days prior to date of sale.
J. K. VANCE,
Freight Claim Agent.
sol Transportation Bldg.
Indianapolis. Ind.
9. A. MILLS. Auctioneer.
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COUNTY READY
TO SUE FOR
BACK TAXES
Warning Letters Sent as
First Step to Collect
100000.

First steps to collect approximate
~ 100000 in delinquent taxes ON
personal property assessed during
1927 and payable in 1923, and for
five years previous, were taken by
Clyde E. Robinson, county treas
urer, today.
Three thousand warning letters
have been sent to delinquents, Rob-
inson said. notifying them that in
accordance with the statutes, they
will be open to suit for collection
of the delinquent taxes if they are
not paid within twenty days after
the notices were mailed. Six thou
sand such notices will be sent to
1927 delinquentS, Robinson said,
while the total covering delinquentS
as far back as 1923 may reach $4,000.
If taxes are not paid within the
twenty-day period, a certified list
Of the delinquents will be trans
mitted to Judson L. Stark. county
prosecutor, for court action, Rob-
inson said. Stark has promised CO.
operation.
Collection efforts in the last year
have brought payment of delin-
Quent taxes on personal property
from former Indianapolis residents
who now live in England, South
America, Africa and other countries
as well as from distant parts of the
United States, Robinson said.
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RUM ship CASE
HANGS ON SPOT
CHASE STARTED
Treasury Department With
out Information; French
Now Involved.
BIZ UuitCI Press

| BB DUltCG ETCSS
WASHINGTON, March 28.-The
next move in the controversy over
sinking of the Canadian rum snug
gler I'm Alone by United States
coast guard guns far off the Ameri-
can shore appeared today to depend
upon determining the exact spot
where the chase originated.
The British consuI-generaIs re-
/ port to the Canadian legation re-
Ceived Wednesday from New Or
leans said Captain John Randall of
the I'm Alone, placed the position
outside the limit established for
search and seizure by the 1924 liquor
smuggling treaty.
Secretary Frank B. Kellogg re-
vealed the treasury had not in
formed the state department where
the chase began. Secretary of
Treasurer Andrew ]. Melons orig
inal statement said the I'm Alone
first was accoSted within twelve
miles of the American shore, which
would be we'll within the treaty
limit.
Meantime, the problem has be-
come further complicated by a re-
port of the French consul at New
Orleans to the French embassy.
Leon Mangay, seaman who died
when the I'm Alone was sunk, was
a French citizen.
Interested diplomats apparently
were pleased at reports from New
Orleans that federal authorities had
released the crew of the I'm Alone
on their own recognizance and had
granted $500 bail to Randell. This
was contrasted with the drastic &C
ton Of the coast guard in sinking
the craft and placing her skipper in
leC, irons while en- route to New
Orleans.
If investigation supports Ran
dell'S contention he was beyond all
territorial water limits when first
accosted by the coast guard, inter-
ested diplomats indicated the feder-
al courts would be left to deal with
the case in the expectation the I'm
Alone's refusal to surrender would
be upheld without diplomatic pro-
| test.
But Great Britain and Canada
are understood to be anxiou5 for a
definite ruling on vague points in
relation to the treaty and might for
that reason raise the question of
treaty rights in connection with
previous seizures made by the coast
guard.
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Acquire Sales Rights

Arrangements whereby CurtiSz
Flying Service, through its nation
wide chain of air fields and schools
becomes exclusive distributor in this
country and Canada for Command
Aire biplanes and Cessna mono
planes were announced today.
Curtiss Flying Service of Indiana
is state representative for the par
ent CurtisS company.
This gives the Curtiss company
nation wide representation for six
airplaneS, including the Sikorsky
AmphIbian, Ireland Amphiplane,
Curtiss Robin and Curtiss Fledg-
ling, and for the CurtisS Challenger
170-horse power radial air-cooled
engine.
Former -Aire distribu-
tors, it was announced, will be re-
tanned by CurtiSs wherever possible.
Communicable is represented here
at present by the SilverWing Air
craft Company.
The Indiana Curtiss Company, Of
which H. Weir Cook is general man
age~, received a new Cessna Sun
day, to be used for special taxi work.
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COUNTER BLAST
is PREPARED BY
HIGHWAY CAR
Williams Maps Defense for
Custer Hearing Set
for Monday.

With commission custer charges
ready for serving on John D. Will
liams, state highway director, late
| today, and hearing set for Monday
at p. m, plans for counter-charges
against the commissioners were be-
| ing considered by Williams hackers.
The highway chief spent part of
the morning in conference with his
attorney, James Bingham, laying
out the plan of his defense.
Both sides have urged a complete
airing of the matter in public
hearing.
The charges were brought because
Williams refused to resign upon re-
quest Of the commission. He point
ed out that they were merely car
rying out the order" of Governor
Harry G. Leslie.
Charges Not Sustained
Should counter-char be filed,
it will be alleged, according to Will
liamS supporters, that the law pro-
vides that the dictatorship shall
not be a political appointment and
that the ouSting of Williams is
purely an administration move.
Charges of 'inefdciency and neg
lect Of duty will be made against
the director Chairman Albert j.
Wedeking of the commission stated
today.
"Malfeasance," the third count
provided under the highway law,
will not be brought, and the other
charges will not be sensational, he
asserted.
He attributed the morning delay
to the fact that the charges had
been sent to Commissioner George
Hershman, Crown Point, for sigma
ture. All commission action in the
matter was delayed until afternoon.
Never InsubOrdinate"
The old stone and gravel war is
expected to figure in the attempt to
prove "inefficiency."
Commissioners declare that they
are receiving almost universal sup
port Of their custer from the state
Citizenry and numerous letters have
been sent them of persons willing
to testify.
Williams also has a heavy mail
in the matter, with letters of COM
pliment supporting his conduct III
Office.
Failure to carry out commission
orders is to be cited as neglect Of
duty and the road work and con-
duct of the motor transportation di-
vision will feature the ''ineff1ciency'
count commissioners said.
Williams today declared that he
had always acknowledged the COM
mission as his superior and had
never been insubordinate.
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Study Air. Mail Route

Ben CrayCraft and James Clark,
pilot-mechanics for the Embry-Rid-
die Company, Cincinnati, we're pas
sengers on the Embry-Riddle air
mail plane to Chicago Wednesday
night.
They will spend two weeks study
ing operation of the Boeing Com
pany's tranScontinental air mail
route to obtain new ideas in con-
nection with maintenance. Cray
craft recently returned from spend
ing a month in the Wright and the
Pratt e. Whitney airplane engine
factories to gain familiarity with
these types of engines.
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Legal Notices

NfHo2TICE ,To, TAXPAYERS OF BOND
MONEY AND OF INTENTION 70
INCUR INDEBTEDNESS.
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
of the school town of Beech Grove,
Marion County. Indiana. that the proper
legal officers of said school town at a
trustees of said school town held on the
22nd day Of March. 1929, at the office
other evidence of Indebtedness exceeding
100000. The amount of bonds proposed
to be issued is $50 10000 bearing interest
GATE the of rate SAID q bonds per paSabo s fGn
annually from date until paid,
The net assessed value Of property in
without this issue. is s57 10000.
The proceeds of such bonds are to be
building at the north end OF the present
d. high school building on real estate now
used for school purposes; said new high
school building TO be two stories high:
to be of brick. concrete. steel and wood
construction, approximately g feet BY So
incurred in the sum of S38.000.00
Notice is hereby further given to the
taxpavers Of said school town OF Beech
school town will meet on the 22nd day
of April 1929, at 7:30 O'Clock p. m. at
their office in the school house of said
school town and make an APPROPRIATION
of the proceeds f said bonds for the pur-
pose of erecting said new high school
building in said school town. no amount
having been appropriated in 1923 for the
construction of said new high school
Building.
Ten or more taxpayers. other than
those who paw poll tax only. who feel
themselves aggrieved by such determine
ton to issue said bonds NAV appeal to the
State Board of Tax Commissioners BY
fling petition thereof in the office Of
the County Auditor OF Marion County.
Indiana on or before twentv-nine 1872
DAYS from the date Of March %. 1929.
end said taxpayers may likewise appeal
from the making of said appropriation BY
fling a ike remoustrarice in said
Auditors Office within ten tl0l days
after making sich approximation.
HENRY L. HURST.
QUINCY E. MITCHELL.
yERL PERSON.
Member
Constituting the Board of Trustees Of
the School Town Of Beech Grove, Marion
County Trdisre.
dated March % 1929
--7uT7T =. THOMPSON. Attorney.
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FIREMAN HURT
FIGHTING BLAZE
AS ROOF FALLS
Eight Narrowly Escape
injury: Damage Is
$4,000.

Ono fireman was injured, not
seriously, and eight narrowly es-
apcd in the collapse Of a blazing
noet. and damage approximating
$4,000 was entailed in fire which
spread from the Ragsdale & Price
funeral home, 1919 North Alabama
street, to the roofs of two dwellings
TO the north at 9 a. m. today.
Lieutenant Harry Van Pelt. IS, of
$40 NIilburn street, who was di-
Tectlng the work OF three other
members Of headquarters squad
z on the blazing funeral home roof,
suffered a sprained back when the
roof gave way plunging him to the
attic floor amid burning embers.
Others Escape Injury
Five firemen from Station Is who
we're fighting the flames in the at
tic we're caught in the debris and
showered with Goals, but escaped
uninjured. They were Captain AL
bert Baskerville, Lew Stanley, HUI
bert Toons, Al Crome and John
F'ahey. Erwin .Fossatti, Myron Sears
and Herbert Jones, on the roof with
Van Pelt, also escaped injury.
Carried down the attic stairs, Van
Pelt, was taken to city hospital
where examination disclosed no
serious injuries.
The damage to The funeral home,
Owned by John P, RagsdaIe and j.
w. Price, was estimated at $4,000.
Adjoining Houses Damaged
Loss amounting to approximately
81 900 was inflicted on the roof of
the dwelling next door, double at
1921, owned by OctiVe Landot. The
home of Foster HutchinS, at 1928,
was damaged approximately $500.
The fire, believed to have started
from sparks from chimney, was
not discovered until it had gained
considerable Roadway. Flames shot
from the roof of the funeral home,
attracting a large crowd. Auto and
street car traffic was tied up.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-28
HOW DO YOU FEEL ON
APVCINC0

Very likely your kidneys control
your answer 1t is fine to awake
with q lively, healthy, energetic
body. 1t is miserable to drag an
aching, tired, weary body from a
sleepIesS, restless bed. Foley Pills, a
diuretic stimulant for the kidneys,
constantly in use over Is years, are
a reliable, valuable medicine that
promotes a healthy, normal activity
of kidneys, and bladder and so make
for better health-longer life. All
Haag Drug Stores. Try them-Ad-
vertiSement.
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Cook Back From East

Fred j. Maibucher, Curtiss Flying
Service of Indiana, flew to Colunl-
bus, Ohio, Wednesday in a Cl.rtiss-
Robin monoplane to meet II. Weir
Cook, general manager, who was re-
turning by train from New York
City.
Maibucher was accompanied to
Columbus by Mrs. Cook. Upon his
return here, Cook Immediately flew
to Columbus, Ind, for conference
with Columbus aviatorS.
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Business Trip in Plane

N H. Gilman, president of Allison
Engineering Company, which has
been sold to a group of Detroit
financiers, whose identity has not
yet been disclosed, chartered a
CurtiSS Robin monoplane from the
Curtiss Flying Service of Indiana
today for a hurried business trip to
Columbus, o., to confer with Of
fiCials of the new company.
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In Air Today

Weather conditions at $50 a. m.
at indianapolis airport:
North wind Is miles an hour
barometric pressure. 30.34 at sea
level; temperature, 48; ceiling and
visibility unlimited.
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= THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
CITY MAN IS HoN0RED
Singleton Renamed Head of Ma
tional Utility Boards.

Chairman Frank T.. Singleton OF
the public service commission has
been reappointed chairman Of the
committee on public utility rates Of
the National Association of Railroad
and Utility Commissions.
At the annual conference at New
Orleans last year, Singleton pre-
sented comprehensive report on
valuations for rate making.
This year the conference is to be
at Glacier National Park in August.
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Death Notices

BURNSIDE. ANDREW DAVID-Father OF
Harry A. Burnside. deceased. beloved hus-
band of Rose Burnside; brother OF Mrs
at II the lug residence, 61lo Ashland Ave
Wednesday evening Funeral SERVICES at
the regdencds SsfGTdab ,r Mar 9[o, &c. Hi;
CLARK. JoHN-Age "a years, passed away
BRo c T Ia. 1885. '-llOl lll@'lO-- '@ll ~,
COVE. JOHN, R;.-Nephew of Mrs; Mar
garet &c Gerhar NM MS CHARLES White and
away in Chicago. Ill. Monday March 25
Funeral F5iday Mars 90 at 10 q e5 m a.
MERrDfAH. '' Burial crown Hill cemetery.
Burial and services private.
DISHAM, ELLA ADAMS-Entered into rest
Wednesday. March q. 10 a. m: age 81
son SON and E. 4. Adams Of Plainfeid, n J.
Funeral Saturday. March 80, at her BROTH
er's. W; r. Messersmith. 4o2 n. DreXel
mains at HARRY MOORE FUNERAL
PARLoRS. 18TH AND GALE SITS. until
LIST. MRS. MARY-Beloved daughter Of
o Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. sister, Of Mrs;
Elizabeth Everett and aunt Of Earl
Everett Of SOl3 e Michigan 81 passed
o. Funeral Friday, March 90; at l p. M;
at the above address. Burial Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends invited.
John A Markley Of Richmond, Ind:
mother of Mrs Fred c. Lohrman. Mrs.
George G.. Burket. Scott Marley and
John H. Markley, at home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. George c. Burkett. 2942 Broad
way. Funeral at Richmond. Ind. Friday.
$50 a. m.
MILLER. GERTRUDE M-Daughter of
Jacob and the late Elizabeth Miller. sister
of Frank r. Miller of Evansville. Ind:
Mrs D. T. Egeam. Mrs Florence M. Top
miller. Mrs. William H. Wendell of Indi-
annapolis: passed away Wednesday, eve
ming at IL p. m. at her fathers residence,
2l0 Hamilton Ave Funeral Saturday.
March Both. $50 a. m. at residence. SerV-
ices at Holy Cross cemetery. Burial at
Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited
REESE. MAY J.-Mother of ovid F. Reese
and Mrs. Ross DellouS. passed away at
residence of her daughter Al Schiller St.
March 81, age so years. Friends may
call at WALD FUNERAL PARLORS. 1922
Union st. Funeral at Waveriy II. e.
church. Friday. March %. 2 p. m. b.
rial at Odd Fellow cemetery.
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Hoosier Dies in West

BIZ Times Special
MARION, Ind, March 28.-John
w. DeFord, formerly of Marion who
died in Los Angeles, Cal, will be
buried here.
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Stops on WAY East

R. Roland, pilot, flying a new
Cessna monoplane to New York City
from Wichita, Kan, landed at Indi-
annapolis airport, Mars Hill, WedneS-
day and stayed overnight.
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Flies Here From Detroit

j. H. McDuffy, Indianapolis, was
a passenger from Detroit to Indian
apoliS, Wednesday night, on the
Capitol Anyways passenger plane.
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BOYS-Over 10; neatly dressed willing
63l K. of P. Bldg. 8 to 9. to s.
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Gen. HOUSE WORK-Half day or day
work by week; no Sun; ref. Ha. 43osW.
CATERING Cookingi dinners. weddings
and parties Reference. Ri. 3940.
POWER MACHINE Operator: wants
home Wk. on own machine; exp; IT. 1927.
BED CLOTHING-Curtains and draperies
Numbered; experienced; ref. Ia. 1878.
LAUNDRY To bring home prices right
experienced coIored woman. Be 36i2-M
HOUSE CLEANING-Bv experienced dolores
man reference Be. 36l2M.
COLORED GIRL Wants housework south
side preferred Call DR. 2709.
LAUNDRY-To bring some BY experienced
coloreo woman Ch 7058-R
HOUSE CLEANING Or dav work; reliable
experienced co!Qred girl. He. S5o6:
PRACTICAL NURSE-All cases taken; Doc
ref; will assist in housswork. Wa 2062-J
LAUNDRY-HouSe cleaning or day work:
eXperienced: reference. Oh. 1851
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Situations Wanted Female

light DELIVERY Truck driver: youni
man: eX.. ref BIS BRADSHAW. Or. 1883.
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Help Wanted Male

LUPEAR NICK-Cleaning, pressing and re-
pairing We call for and deliver. IL S.
West. Ri. O457.
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PAPER HANGING
Rooms for Rent

2325-Large front rm.. large
closet twin beds. phone in rm.: each,
gents: private home. He. 3737.
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CENTRAL. 425O-Nicel yfurn. rm.: priv,
mod. home; gentleman. Hu. 1875.
CENTRAL, l446-Nice CHEEKY rm.. gar.
near cafe Ii. 1904
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J 3 .
QUINCY z. MITCHELL.
Secretary.
VERL PERSON. L

Constituting the Board of Trustees Of
the School Town Of Beech Grove, Marion
County Trdiape.
dated March % 1929
--->vTTTHT =. THOMPSON Attorney.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF BOND
ISSUE AND APPROPRIATION OF
MONEY AND OF INTENTION TO
INCUR INDEBTEDNESS.