davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nogales international., 1929-08-09
If You Owe Back Taxes And Do Not
Want To Meet Your Name In Paper,
Pay Up And Save Your Property

back taxes. This represents about
700 pieces of property.
Nogales international., 1929-08-09
S

rs AN IMPORTANT DIVISION
POINT ON THE NEW LOS
ANGELES MEXICO CITY
GUATEMALA AIR LINE.
Nogales international., 1929-08-09
NogaIes es

rs SITUATED ASTRIDE THE
AMERICAN MEXICAN BOR-
DER. POPULATION OF AMBOs
NOGALES rs $1,000.
Nogales international., 1929-08-09

CONTINUED on Page Sd
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-09

nave, how far it is to the river. Then, too, we could tell them some thing about out title.' ! Huh, snorted Jack. Young man, ajn't you old enough yet to FnoW that it aint where she is but what she is that makes a lnina. Better tell them how wide she is, how she assays, what kind of walls she has and how she lays in the earth. If she'll pay they'd mine t at the Pole /"
 Larry gave one look at his part ner and said That's right. I guess I'll knock out a cup of tea on on the forge before we climb the hil. You look sort of tired"
 (To be continued
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-09

Gregorio Pijo and Tony Vile coupa, natives of the Philippine Islands, drew down jail sentences at Anchorage following convic-- ton on charge of assault and threats against John Ramos.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-09

Carney and Irving have dis solved partnership at Fort Yukon. Carney has taken over the picture show and Irving the roadhouse.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-09
(To be continued)

The Rev. John E. Youel was for merly installed as pastor of the First Presbuteran church in Fair banks last week.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-09
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

The individual members of the S. v. '. D., arc not authorized to coatroe* (o';Aa ir7 4'1a name of the 7e,77 Ev.r2*sz25. and any debts so con- tTacted will not De paid by the
 Seward Volunteer Fire Department.
 ". r. SAollhorn, Sec Treas.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-09

I5zG h.fY GoGE1I332A rORTA- sLf at&01EC GIRAFFE IS fl WONDER 'o.t TONE AND VOLUME. SchaI- erers Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-09

QUALITY DEVELUFINti PRINT NC AND ENLARGING. SchaIIer- CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-09
TALES FROM HILLS SERIES STOR|ES
 FOR MINING MEN
CONTINUATION OF REGENT MINING ARTICLES FOR AL
 ASKA PROSPECTORS
ALL IN A DAYS WORK BY !. (.
 SCOLES. ALASKA COLLEGE
Continued from yesterday) They gathered up the dull steel

Continued from yesterday They gathered up the dull steel mouth.
 "Ycs' Larry kept on, things are pretty soft these days. Especially Iaround the big concerns. Men are always grumbling but just let them look back at wha, they had to do 25 years ago. That makes me think maybe we could get somebody i1l- terested in this layout. Our fin Iances aren't as flush as they might be. If we could get somebody to take part of the load we could go ahead faster and maybe we would make just as much in the end"
 "Wcll", interrupted Jack, we've spent Is years looking, and this is the best thing we've found. I know there is lots of hard work ahead, but I don't propose to let this chance slip. That showing looks just as good now as it did the day we struck it. It will mill better than $50 per ton without half try ing"
 Yes, yes, know" said Larry, but we don't want to forget that dollar out at interest is a dollar six next year; a dollar 12 the next; 2 dollar 19 the third and a dollar 34 in five years. We can't hang on too many years I wasn't saying that we'd give it away. I only thought that we might be better off to get some help"
 "ch, well,' grunmbled Jack, @oaeWhat modified, If you was only thinking, it's all right"
 By this time they had reached 'i1e compressor. Larry shut it down while Jack dropped onto . neafay ooN, and reloaded his pipe. Larry to tinker with soh7e part 1f tho machine.
 We could write to some of these ,2l2cerns we both know and tell hem what we have. co.t5glli}.u larry. We could tell them where 'ur ground is. how many claims we 1T. PETERS EPISCOPAL GayIRSS
 SERVICES SUNDAY
 Sunday school II a. m. Eveulng prayer 7::20 ?. n. Sermon subject CT the evening. Spot. and wri.- 1 ,ies."
 Every ono is invited to attend.
 w. R. MACPHERSON, Minister.
 CanGieti Cherries 1slti Psneaeo: 'CHAILERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
CHILD DISEASE
STUDY PLANNED
City Doctor to Seek Germ
OF Whooping Cough.

An exhaustive stddy Of the causes
Of whooping cough in an effort to
ISOLATE the germ which has bafHed
scientihc research for years will be
undertaken by Dr. John Hays Bailey
as The first Of series Of researches
TO be made through the James
Whitcomb Riley hospital, the Hues-
mann Foundation and the Indiana
university school Of medicine.
This was the announcement Of di-
rcctors Of the foundation after their
annual meeting Wednesday at the
University Club
Directors reelected for three
year term we're James W. Fesler.
Arthur V. Brown and Arthur Bax-
ter.
officers Of the foundation were
reelected. They are Hugh NICK
Landon. president: Arthur Newly.
president; Arthur Baxter. treas
urer and James w. Carr. secretary.
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Death Notices

ALLEN. WILLIAM T-Beloved father Of
Harold Alien ana Mrs Myrtle Hardee
NEE Allen. passed away Monday, May s.
Funeral Friday MAY 10. 10 .. m al
Moore h KIRK Funeral Home 1881 sta
ton St. Friends invited.
CLAY. JAMES A-Age 70 years husband
of Kate =. CLAY. father Of Brewer T.
Clay and Ned CLAY, Of Indianapolis and
Mr.. J G Ashley Of jamestown. Ind.
and Mrs Minor ~. Da Wis Of MOorefleld.
w Va passed away 10 II. Wednes-
Gay At The home OF his son, Ned Clay,
1893 Ashland ave. Funeral a. 10 a. m.
Frida-. Mav TO- At above address. Burial
at North Salem. Ind.
WATSON. LEWIs-Age 70 wears beloved
husband oil Henrietta Wssson, father Of
Marra~ A. Fred II. Herbert J. and stow
ell C. WaSsOn. passed away Tuesday MAY
T. p. 10. Funeral at the residence Of
his son StoweH c. WATSON. 4o07 Central
ave Friday. May 10. l.30 D. m. Friends
invited Burial Crown Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09

WANTED-Block maker. 1924 e. TIVE
tieth St
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Legal Wufices

OF at least one ard one-hsf AZ times
the amount Of his proposal. With good
and sufficient security 70 the approval Of
the Director. Such bond shan be only
in the form prescribed b. law and shall
be executed on the form bound n the
proposal
Some 81 these structures EiH be award
Cd "a groups Of tWo or more structures.
Further information -FgsTd!ng the worE
contemplated the method OF letting and
request
The right Is reserved b. the Director
% retec; any or all bids or 70 award on
any stated Combination Of bids that IS IN
his judgment most advantageous to the
state o. Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COhMIS-
SION.
: BROWN Director
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Instructions

AVIATION firm will consider the applics-
ton Of several men to receive complete
training as airplane mechanics and pilots.
Those accepted assisted to employment
during and after training. 905 Roosevelt
Bldg.
DIVISION. PILOT CT large aviation, com.
men to train for pilots and mechanics.
Earn while learning. Apply at once. 1882
Meyer-KiSer Bank Bldg.
PIANO AND VIOLIN-Lessons 81 and up.
Call Ii. O27o or Ill Pembroke Arcade.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Rooms for Rent


BOULEVARD PL., 4155-Room; private
home; suitable or 2; breakfast optional.
BLVD, PL., 3167-Nicely furnished room;
meals opt; garage. IA. 46ll-R.
CAP, n, 234LFurnished Em;; l or 2
geatlemen: modern. Ia. 2557-M
CENTRAL CAR-Lovely cool nm; home
privileges: girls. COS E. SIND Wa. 1886.
CENTRAL, 2sO6-Front rm.; single or dbl;
private home; gar; conveniently located.
CENTRAL. 282l--Nice large nm, suitable
for 2; reasonable. Ha. 041S-R.
CENTRAL AND I7TH.-Sleeping rm.. mod
eTn apt. 1st floor. He. 5469 eve.
CLINTON HOTELS Vir. Ave; house
keeping; also sleeping: clean. modern.
COLLEGE. 1309-University Court; ! nm
furn.; l unfurn; private home. Ri. 1855.
COLLEGE. 2242-Very nice nm; mod:
GRAY. s., 43-Cozy rm.. near bath, pri-
vate home; special price; double; home
privilege; ladies only: car line. On. 2844.
ILL. n. 2154; APT. EUNUsUAL RM;;
M N5 5s5 BE SEEN 10 BE APPRECIATED
single room; $3.50 wk. Ia. lilo.
REDWOOD. 225O-Nicely furnished rm.,
garage opt. near III car. Ia. 1915.
MARKET, e, est rms. for housekeep-
ing or sleeping. RI; 2lo2-
MERIDIAN. N, 22oS-Beautiful rm.; pri-
Ia 6266
NEW JERSEY. N, I4II-Pleasant rm.;
private: modern home; gar. opt. RI. 2684
NEW JERSEY, N. 1872 sleeping rms;
also housekeeping: walking distance.
NEW JERSEY. y. 3030-Attractive front
rm.; home privileges. Ha. 3833-W.
OHIO HOTEI-I26ta Z. Ohio; clean. newly
decorated rms. plenty hot water: 81 up.
PARK-Very desirable front; private home;
meals optional. He. 5483.
PENN. n. 1910 First class modern; adults
only. Gentlemen preferred.
PENN N. 9I9, APT. e-Ideal arrangement
for ?: reasonable. Ii. 946S
PLEASANT FRONT ROOM-PIent7 hot
water; walking distance. Ri. 148o.
PRATT. E. 1l8-Furnished nm; private
home: walking distance.
TALBoTTmNorth Of creek qttraS S50eP Fm'
UNIVERSITY COURT. l31l-Newly deco,
newly fur. mod; wlk. DIST; girls. Ri. 320S.
VERMONT W. Sc; Apt = Two front
rms; gentlemen; reasonable. RI. 1927.
WALNUT, E, 4I5-Lovely sleeping apts.;
Ing BY bath. Ii. 7258.
WALNUT. 3O7ia E.-Clean. modern. airy
room: reasonable. Ii. 1864.
nth. E. 32o--Nicely furnished room; mod
ern: reasonable. Ha. 0433.
25TH. E. 665-Rm. suitable for 2: priv
ate home; beak. If desired. He. 1856
33RD. W. 124a-Pleasant RIM, modern
home. telephone. rusic room privileges.
close 10 carline. Ha. 1873.
s4TH E. slI-AttractiYe rm.: private
home; near ear lines Wa. SPOON.
| WANTED-2 girls or couple employed. to
rent a beautiful nm in modern home
Rent cheap on account OF husband being
gone at nights He. 1902.
/ SPECIAL SUMNER RATES-Now in effect
come and see what We have. Dersion
Hotel. Ii. 1888.
NEWLY FURN And decorated nm: WaIk
distance; home privileges; girls. Ri. 3206.
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Business Places for Rent

l. ?. AND 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furnished or unfinished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware
Ii 3456. Room 10.
MCARTY & EAST ST. storeroons.
neigh5oThood wants bakery, delicatessen,
barber shop, plumber or radio shop.
Call Hu. 327l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Special Notices

ON and after MAY 9th. 1928. I will not
be responsible for debts contracted by
any other than myself
WILLIAM P. MYERS. 858 S. Belle Wen.
WANT-To keep small set of books as
side line. Can take care of tax and in
come reports. Ii. 2e3l. Hu. 4453.
REDUCE Rapidly, safely. amazing results,
remain slender with Health baths Room
303. Castle Hall Bldg. 230 f. Ohio Ii. 5092,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Hotel.
81 ana up. week $3.50 and up.
118 Virginia. Just south of Maryland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Situations Wanted Female

CAREFUL called for and de-
lyered; experienced. DR.. 1920.
DINING ROOM-Girl or upstairs maid.
Miss Fern Benz. English, Ind.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-And no cooking,
90 home nights DiShwaSher. Dr.. 3627-R.
LACE CURTAINS TO LAUNDER--Work
guaranteed Call II. 2405
RELIABLE Colored girl desires cooking.
general homework, stay nights. Ri 6454.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Lost and Found

FOX TERRIER White with black ears,
black spot on left side, black tail. Re
turn SOP N Noble. Receive reward.
LOCKET- White gold. either in Wool
worth's or McCorory's and 10; between
1870 and l O'Clock Wed. Ri $3.50; re.
Body OF Grueu. silver wrist watch; en-
craving on back. reading: Employees.
Christmas. 1926 Reward. Ii. 2575.
AGE-Niller-W ohI. lost in Pettis,
Wednesday morning reward. Ri. 607s.
POCKETBOOK- Containing about S18
ana three odd Fellow lodge receipts lost.
either on English Ave car or downtown.
Reward. JAMES CONFER. neWSboy. Penn
and Market SIS.
ROUTE BOOK-Stolen or lost at NfcCrea
81. and Jackson place; from indianapolis
Toilet and Apron Supply Co. wagon;
finder OF The book or its whereabouts viii
receive reward. Dr.. 1873
TOY BOSTON Brindle bull dog; screw
tail white markings on neck and nose;
child playmate; return Green's Cafe, 139
W. Market St Reward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters, at exceptional prices to reduce
F. D. GARDNER & Co.
221 f. Maryland. Ii. 1898
B5 S h Ror oRdT n9" c61nfef dis
played on our floor.
TYPEWRITER-A. W. /. Co. grade ana
new pqJtaPles: al MATS AXIS See the new
ice and supplies. AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE co. 1877 N Meridian ST.. Board
of Trade Bldg. Ii 6822.
WAREHOUSE SCALES-2-ton; very reas-
enable indianapolis Scale Co. $40 E.
Wash. St:
SPECIAL RENTAL RATES so and up.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER co. 842
Consolidated Bldg. Ii. 47l2.
CALL US-For xebuilt typewrters also re-
pairing. KING TYPEWRITER Elk. 205
Mass. Ave. Ii. 9470.
ICE Boxes. used for soda pop; 1 Aft,
l 3-ft. real bargain. Oh. 1881.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Pets and LiUe Stock

MAY 8TH-we will have 300 baby turkeys,
priced SIPS each; We also have 1000
BOYER'S HATCHERY, 81 N. Delaware
ST. Ri. $40.
GERMAN POLICE DOG-Male; ! year old:
A K. G.. excellent disposition; good
health; reasonably priced; can be seen at
I422 n Capitol.
I WILL HATCH-Your eggs; reasonable.
JOHN TAYLOR, 1880 EpIer Ave. Go to
$500 Madison Ave. then east one square:
MOTHERS DAY-Buy her a canary; come
hear them sing. 1922 South East st.
DR.. 1920. MRS CRAIG.
WILL TRADE OR sELI-Beautiful black
and tan police dog; months old for
canaries 1924 S. East St. DR.. 5943-J.
FARM -Fifthwheel wagon cheap.
2749 S Meridian St.
RABBITS PTIl&cess on p 3gs !. winner
CHOW PUPPIES FOR SALE-Sire ct stud.
Wotring Chow Kennels. 1r. 4378-R 2.
DOG-German police: .pedigreed. 81 S.
Emerson Ave. II. 32o8W.
BOSTON TOY-At stud; pedigreed; per
feet marking; SwenSon Button. Oh. 2680-M
ESKIMO sPITz-1la YEARS OLD. 926
GREER ST.
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Garages for Rent
Houses for Sale

GARAGES Individual; only Sc each. 40
N. East st.
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sion reserves the right to reject any or
all Proposals. or 70 award on any stated
combinations Of Proposals that in their
Judgment is the most advantageous to the
State Of Indiana
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Stutz. 1888 Sedan

Five passenger. Dc Luxe equipment,
radio built in dash; mileage 1900 Car
has never been titled Used Tor radio
demonstration. New S425O. Our price
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
J. =. BROWN. Director.
INDIANA sTArE HIaHwAY coAIMssIoN

iDg4aI- pOIo. iuGlAIa
Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro-
3oSals viii be received By the Director Of
me IEdI ma state Highway Commission.
~ t.c Commissions Office. third floor Of
the state House Annex. Corner of Mar
Got street and Senate avenue. Indianapo-
Dis. IND. UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK A NJ
MAY "a, 1929. on the following equip
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
STuTZ OF INDIANA

STUFF OF INDIANA
USED CAR STORE.
962 N Meridian St. Ii. 45l4.
FORD-Coupe, 1926; good condition; good
balloon tires. This car will surprise you
for $135; terms.
CARR AUTO SALES
5436 E Washington St IT. 1124
1928 FORD TUDOR-Perfect mechanical
condition; sos. 1887 f. Wash. st.
CHRYSLEP-1926 model touring; try and
beat this one. $685.. 848 Fl: WAYNE Ave
FORD-1927 roadster; runs perfect new
Duco; $50; terms. 848 TT WAYNE Ave:
DODGE SEDANS-l5 1924 models. We
bought these so We can sell them 70 you
them Every car in fine shape.
C. A HUFF MOTOR CO.. mo.
429 N. Meridian St Ri. 6634
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
j. j. brown Direction.
NOTICE 10 BRIDGE CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posalS for the construction of certain
bridges on State Highways will be re-
cetved by the Director of the Indiana
State Highway Commission al his office
ln the state House Annex in Indianapolis
until 10 n. m. MAY 81, 1929 when all
proposals kill be publicly opened and
read. These bridges are further de-
Scribed as follows.
Carroll Couutv=OOe o. bridge on Road
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Suburban for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

WANTED Farms in exchange for bust
ness properties. hotels. apartment build
tngs and dwellings and garages. II. a
STAUFFER. Lafayette, Indiana.
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FORD-Tudor sedan, 1927; wire wheels;
balloon tires. Just a real nice little car
in excellent condition; SIS down.
CARR AUTO SALES
5436 z. Washington st. II. 1124
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PARK-Very desirable front; private home;
meals optional. He. 54s3.
PENN. N. I470-First class modern: adults
only. Gentlemen preferred.
PENN. N. 9l9. APT. 9-Ideal arrangement
Tor .. reasonable. Ii. GAGS.
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Male

POSITION WANTED-Any kind of driv-
ing: reference furnished. DR.. 2225.
PAPER CLEANING WANTED-$10O per
room Ch 2661-J.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29

This advertisement space
u being giOen thru the
courtesy Of The Wash
inekon Times tie Ad
Copy contributed BY
Norman c. Kal, AdUer-
tising.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29

The Community Chest represents 81 appeals combined
ii one Giving the past has not been adequate 70 meet
the human needs Of Washington. Therefore giving must
be on different basis than to separate appeals.
Much Of the giving IN the past has not been recorded
as gave balls bazaa tag day etc The total Of ones
past gifts, therefore, usually sufficient to meet the
amount Of ones Community Chest gift
can tell anyone what he must give but the fol
lowing basis Of giving is suggested average from the
experience Of other Community Chests adapted tO the
Washington situation.
Some persons with responsibility than the average
can only give less while others with less responsibility can
often give more.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-21
STOCK MARKET
GAINS BETTER
TONE AT NOON
Issues Go to Lower Levels
in First Half Hour
of Trading.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Character-
lied by narrow irregular movements.
the stock market tended to lower
levels in the first half of the short
session today.
United States Steel sagged from
1917 to below 166 and then rallied
fractionally. General Electric slid
down from its opening and wa;
slightly under the previous close.
Radio eased off as did Union Car
bide, American Telephone and IN
ternational Telephone.
On the other hand, Standard Oil
of New Jersey led the oils upward
and New York Central assumed
lead of the railroad group. Ameri-
can Can f1rmed up from It's OPEN
ing and held the gains.
Altogether the movements we're of
little Importance and when prices
we're declining trading fell off and
tickers came nearer the actual mar
ket. Earlier they had been as much
as fourteen minutes late.
l.
Call money was in abundant sup
ply at the official rate of per cent
which, it was expected, would be
lowered. Loans were made outside
the Stock Exchange at 4 per cent,
but even at that figure there was
little demand.
Other news was bulliSh with the
exception of the suspension of an
individual curb trader who had been
a floor trader for the firm of J. j.
Bell & Co., curb house, which failed
recently.
Selling that cropped out did not
appear to be for shorts with any
intent of bringing down prices pur-
posely. That phase has temporarily
been eliminated by the stock and
curb exchanges which are investi-
eating the short interest.
Profits Are Taken
The tendency was to take profits
in view of the rise of the last few
days. There was some talk of re-
action, but not of sufficient force to
bring out large amounts of stock.
Profit taking appeared to be dry
ing up around noon and the list
developed a better tone. Steel firmed
up from its low and General Electric
moved up briskly.
American Telephone & Telegraph
moved up more than a point from
its low and General Motors recoy-
cred nearly all it's loss.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-21
ISSUE OF BONDS
YET UNCERTAIN
Addition to County Children
Home Undecided.

Whether the state board of tax
commissioners will approve a $143,-
900 bond issue for constructing an
addition at the Marion county board
of chi,drens guardians home today
remained an unsettled question.
Upon their return to indianapolis
the commissioners are expected 20
decide if they will give contract for
the construction to the lowest bidder.
Tax commissioners, Wednesday,
refused to approve the bond issue
because county commissioners failed
to give contract for the work to
Charles T. Caldwell, lowest bidder.
The issue will be approved providing
Caldwell is given the contract.
Charles o. Sutton and John
Shearer, commissioners, explained
that they declined Caldwell the con-
tract because they had been in
formed he was not a reliable con-
tractor. Caldwell retaliated with an
assertion that contractors were I'M
able to get county jobs unless their
performance bonds were signed by
Omer Hawkins, G. o. P. county
chairman, who is said to be the To-
cal agent for a bonding house. HaW-
kins had refused to approve his
bond, Caldwell said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-21
TRANS-OCEAN
STOCKS STRONG
IN LONDON MART.
British Funds Outstanding
Feature of Better Tone
in Issues.
BIZ United Press

bN L ntIeU FFGSS
LONDON, Nov. 21.-Favorable
overnight developments and talk of
q reduction in the bank rate again
produced an encouraging sentiment
at the opening Of the Stock Ex-
change today.
British funds were an outstanding
feature of strength with war loan
SIS Is better while the new CONVEX
sion AS, partly paid also showed
Improvement.
Home rails were strong, especially
group lines. Mines and oils were
higher.
Trans Atlantic issues were strong.
Opening prices, with the change
from Wednesdays close, included:
Brazilian Traction AN. up "a; Hydro
electric 39%. up l9s: Columbia Graphic
hone 1916 pounds, unchanged: Inter-
national Nickel 33ia up 70; International
Holdings 6I4, unchanged; Radio Corpora
ton 80. up 2; United States Steel l731s,
up /: General Electric Ltd 46h shillings,
unchanged; Royal Dutch $685., unchanged;
Shell Oil 413-16 pounds up 1872; Canad-
ian Pacific 2O6ia. of Ia, British American
Tobacco So pounds unchanged; Cour-
tauld's Ltd. 3-32 pounds, up 1-s2: Gables
and wireless Al pounds. up "a: United
Molasses 5 pounds. up Is; Margarine
Union 1892 pounds, up 3-32; Dunlop 10
shillings lie pence, up pence; Ford
Motors OF England 23s pounds. up lI-32;
Rio Tinto "A. up 4 pound War Loan SIS
90 1916 pounds, up 2-l6 Anaconda l7la,
up ~; Bwana Mkubaa % shillings. up q.