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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

Two men, married preferred. for our out.
side sales force; experience helpful but not
essential. We viii train the men selected:
Apply between 10 and IL am. Monday ana
Tuesday, 636 N. z. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN--We are looking
for three men who want to increase their
earnings. These men will sell the new six
cylinder Chevrolet, a product Of General
Motors Excellent opportunity for men who
are willing to work; selling experience not
men we select and furnish them with COM
plete selling equipment. Apply between 10
Motor Co 1919 1,onn .Do ate
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HELP-MEN,

A q D T o R-BOOKKEEPER, superannuated
man, midnight until 10 am; night watch
ing and light work; meals included; state
salary and qualification. Address Box Adv,
Star Office. 29s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

EARN 500 COMMISSION
SELLING XMAS CARDS.
Finest line anywhere; cards sell on sight;
etchings, parchments. novelties; all ct pop
ular prices; samples free; weekly commits
sions with profit-sharing payment In addi-
ton; experience unnecessary. Write ARTS
TIC PUBLISHING CO., 323 w. Randolph.
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

YOUNG MAN as resident man.
ager for large, downtown apart
ment building; consisting OF
mostly small apartments; prefer
some one between Is and IS
years old, with experience.
State. fully past experience, etc.
No inquiry will be made until
applicant has been interviewed ;
salary, SIPS to $3.50, with bonus
feature and apartment. Address
Box 23-X. Star Office.
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Star classified advertisements are opportunities
Opportunities to buy, to SELL to rent, to secure
Positions to secure help. II you do not read these
advertisements, you overlooking many oppor.
tunities.
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ROBERT D. PENpLEToN

The funeral Of Robert L. Fem.
dleton, Sovereign Grand Commander
of ssrd degree Scottish Rite MasonG
Of the Southern Jurisdiction. and
Oldest colored printer In the Distpict
viii be- held at Metropolitan African
Methodist Episcopal Church, " st.,
between Fifteenth and sixteenth,
ct 3. M, Monday.
The Rev. Thomas J, Brown, 0f
st. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Church win officiate.
At midnight, Sunday, Iadosh cere-
monies viii be held at the church,
BY the United Supreme Council,
according to notices from Willard
w. Allen. puissant lieut., grand
commander, and II. u. Beason. sec.
retary general at the Scottish Rite
Temple, Eleventh Street, N. W.,
between Q and r Streets, build under
Mr.. Pendleton's leadership.
An escort for the body win be
provided by the Johnathan Davis
Consistory No. 1, which Is ordered
TO assemble at the Cathedral, 1858
Eleventh St.. N. W.. at o'clock
tonight by Jesse Brown, com
mander-in-chief; Cicero Lee. keeper
Of seals, Chas Fl. Anderson. a..
sistants and william ". Edwards,
deputy OF the valley.
For many years, Mr.. PendIeton
was an employe Of the Govern.
ment Printing Office. while oper-
ating , private plant. at Tenth
and r Streets N. w. He was e.
years old and came from FLORIDA,
In 1884.
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Births, Deaths, Marriages
50. IAhlra 3. ECKMAN

W&, bAHAAso n AsONAAAN
Funeral services for pr. James r.
Eckman, 10, research chemist fcr
the Bureau Of Standards. who died
wednesday At his mothers home A.
Leechburgh, Pa. were conducted
today 81 Leschburg. with Masonic
rites.
Or. Eclrman's death = believed 20
have been caused by Tnercurial
poisonlng, suffered during research
on the radio furnace. device for
detecting gaseous content In metals
He has been working on the project
six years.
DR.. Ecixman. who specialized n.
the mercurial work. was 3 graduate,
Eof Johns Hopkins University com.
ing here soon after his commence.
rnent. a thirty-second degree scot
tlsh Rite Mason. he was member
Of Pentalpha Lodge No. %. Column
bia Chapter No. Of the Royal Arch
Masons, Columbia Chapter no. 8.
Of the Knights Templar. Adoniratn
Council. Esther Chapter No. Of
the Eastern Star, and Almas Tem0Ie
Of the Mystic Shrine, as wei e. Phi
Kappa Psi Fraternity ana the Foun.
dry Methodist Episcopal Church. He
became Z lecturer at George wash.
ington University. In addition To
chemist 1t the Bureau.
Or. Eckman q survived BY his
wife, who lives at S26 Maryland
Ave-, four sisters, Mrs. Jack Glen
and Robert Raper Of Yandergrift.
Pa, Mrs. ]. j. Stoupp, oe E'reeport,
Pa, and Mrs. Edward Bladen. or
Canton, Ohio. and brother. Paul
Echnan. Of Leechburg.
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FRANK ". LARNER

Funeral services for Frank w.
Larner, lifelong resident OF the Dis
trict and retired employe Of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
who died yesterday at his home, 1904
Twenty-second st. N. W., win be
conducted at his home at IL o'clock
Monday morning. Tnterment win be
IN Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Larner was born I'm BIadens.
burg, August ~. 1854. During the
Civil War he served as page In the
House while his brother, the lats
Robert Larner, was page In the
Senate.
Mr.. Larner later entered the bu.
reau, where he was assistant chief
Of the wetting division. He was re.
tired seven years ago because Of Ill
health.
He II survived by his wife, Mrs.
Alcinda K. Larner; two daughters,
Mrs. M. L. earle and Mrs. M. 4.
Beck, both OF Washington; q grand
son, Frank Larner Beck; q brother,
Winfield Larner. former newspaper
correspondent and three sisters. One
sister, Miss Carolyn Larner, % secrs-
tary at the American embassy In
Madrid. while another, Miss Mary
Larner. IL retired employe Of the
Treasury Department.
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Bids and Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ofiies Of the
Supervising Architect. Warrington, D. Ca
August I, 1020--SeaIed proposals VIII
DO opened IN this office at 3 D. nj.
August so, 1929. for furnishing all labor
and material necessary for the installas
tion OF complete elevator plant IN the
internal revenue building (building. bu-
D. O. All prospective bidders arS hereby
notified that any bid submitted IN response
to this advertisement must be accom-
panied by statement OF facts In detail Of
the business and technical organization OF
the bidder available for the contemplated
wfok, including financial Tes0urceg and
building experience. etc: The United
feet any bid in which the facts e 70 buSl-
ness and technical organization. financial
resources. or building experiences compared
with the project bid upon justify such re.
lection. The successful btoder win be r0.
quired to furnish performance bond OF
SO per cent Of the contract price. Draw.
ings and specificatiOne may Be obtained
Acting Supervising Architect.
0ftlce Of The Hxecutive Officer. Arling.
,,dIn. scH MsmcT1si grlsss Soissslo11 ssa1s ESy AZ
Win be reesfysd In this office until II zoo
3. M, (Btmndard timol. August Is. 1899.
and then publicly opened In Room 1913
Navy Building. for the construction OF the
superstructures Of the Bridge Plaza ana
Water Cats Features at the Warrington
end Of the Arlington Memorial Bridge. Ap'
proxlmate. quantities Of major items o. ~,
cubic feet: concrete, e.910 cubic yards:
reinforcing steel oe7 tons: no foundntlQp
work. Further information upon apph'
e4a0Ms
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

walter "A. Bagen. 81, and Ae. Louiss
Brueheck, IS, both Of Decatur Ill
Ths Ros.rs ssy, 4 4 g c.lbSSn. RSSrs. 4, and Maud
Evans, a.. both of Philadelphia. Ths
WillIs smith. q. and Laler W. SMITH
e a.ors: e: w. W Martia Vi gssyis II and Ma-iop
9. Lining. IS. The rev. Il. 7. steven.
{. /. SransfOrd. Il. and Marls Il.
Irvins chiida 72. ana Isabel r.
steInneisr. -. The nev. W. j. HUB
& stsaisy =. ywilnama ID. 81 Annapcltss
The Rev. n. W. Tosson.
Severance Farmer. SO. and La Vsrda
Prsbie. a.. The Rev. 4 4 AEcDUugls,
HanraSan ais is MrS TSs Rsv ass e KsnssSy aassS.s
Harvey r. Shepherd, 81. ana Francis
J. Howard. -. The Rev. =. ". Tois
BoxwsiI il. The Rev. I. B. Wiiiiama. =
Clyde I. Ever9ons "a. and @mMna M.
Dominick. u. The Rev. 4. J. Counci@
Daniel ,. Parker. 81, ana nana q
Fegan. a. The Rev. Patriek Mnrphy.
Daniel H Barron So. and Am6fia
Behrls. a. The Rev. Richard seAmidE
Francis N 0iadding. -. ana Marian
walter p. Randall. %. ana Panlfus
Howertons 2e. The Rev. A. y. Yoezs.
James n. stone. AS. ana DcaotRy
y. shook, IS. The Rev. =. Il. 1feeSon.
Frederick g. Lewis, aB. ana 1EadelIae
J. Knott. %. The Rev. n =. xitx-
George Z. King. 81, ana AaaAs 3.
Butler, 81. The Rev. T. Milk6N. Il
Clyde D. simI. "a, and Ha1ei I7nssg.
10: The Rev. q. J. counciior. s
Frank J. 0Connof. 81, and A11a
Z Powell. -. The Rev. ). n. &e1li4
L =. Dornisch, -. and Lorsbte 81
Curtin 30. The Rev. z. a. CAlnaA.
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CORNELIUS N KENEALY

Funeral services Of Cornelius b.
Kensaiy. who died Thursday at
Providence Hospital, win IS con.
Quoted at $50 Monday morning
from w. Warren TaItavull's fnnsraEs 1
chapel. Mass viii be celebrated at
. o'clock at ST. Dominick's Church,
Internnent VIII Be III mt. CIlvsk.
Cemetery. y.
Mr.. Kenealy, who lived 81 1875
Tour-and-a-Half ST. 8. W.. q Gl1x.
iyed by his son. w. J. Kenealy. two
brothers and . sister. 81
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SaIIie w. Stewart
To Talk Ia ID. C f.IIrlnsl

The District Federation Of Ccacee1
Wcmsn's Clubs win meet tcrac on
afternoon It $50 1t the Metrop slaa1
Baptist Church. IN the 1909 hIccl
Of n st. N. w.
Sa1lie w. Stewart, Of EvansylIie.
Ind, national president of t. coli
ored Women's Clubs. win speak. L
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PLAN UNION SERVICE

CLARENDON, Va, AuR. s.
The Clarendon Presbyterian, Meth.
odist and Baptist churches VIII
unite in union services tomorrow
night. The Rev. Perry q. Mitchell.
pastor OF the Clarendon Baptist
Church, viii conduct the services III
theh Methodist Church. .f.
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MISS emily HEALY

Funeral services for Miss Emily
Healy. who died Thursday &C her.
home In Woodside, near silver
Spring, Nd. were conducted today
at st. Johns Church. Forest Glen,
Nd. Interment was IN Forest Glen
Cemetery.
Miss Healy a survived by her,
lister. Miss Mary Healy. with whom
The lived.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03
JOHN THOMAS DONNKLLY

Funeral services for John Thomas
Donnelly, who died yesterday at his
home, 92S North Carolina Ave. s. r.,
win be conducted at the residence
at $3.50 o'clock tonight. The body
win be taken to Roanoke, Va, for
interment In Evergreen Cemetery
Monday.
Mr.. Donnelly. who was born IN
Virginia had lived In the District
70 years. He 10 survived BY his
wife. Mrs. Lulu Margaret DonnelIy.
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RTRTHa

Thomas J. and Annie G. Tanains.
girl .
George r. ana Diana 7. .weeA. -.
Charles A. and Pearl M. ROyoo ketsa
walter and Margaret Kramer, boz.
John q. and Ruby G. 1aeTaSlaAa
boy.
Arthur II. ana LILLIAN Mshan. -. &
David Z. and Dena =. shatenstains
boy.
Thomas ii. ana Fiorsnes G. Han, ~,
Joseph and Esther Stearman, bog.
Henry a. ana MILDRED Jafka, beys
Harry r. and HaxsI n. Chadwick
boy.
William =. and Irsps n. AsynsIasI
boy.
Stuart =. and Beatrice o. Cogvin. Aea.5
Zenno and Anagta1is eoupoura6 alSz.
Daniel p and Mary 0'Donoghuo EfKiss
Leo y. ana Marie Cain, girl
Louis and Margaret GuH1teiminl 9iEl.
Jacob and L1llie Dodd. girl
Richard and Helen Grant maWA
Clarenee ana Edith LewiE, boy.
William and OienA Harrison, bowe e.
Fred and Charlotte Owens. bov. "
Richard 3. and Carrie Coates. beg.
James and Monte Bunch, bog.
John D. and Harriet n Graves giFas
William and 1kalvena AyeRA bog. n
Carroll and Helen Brown. boz. s4
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InArMk

H6FNEELxs SuddS1ly. % 1FidsYs 1uS5l1
z, 1922, a8 Ala realdence, % MoEA4i
Carolina Avenue ooutnsaDt J0H 1HoI ~
D0NNELiiX. beloved husband o. 4El4
Marg1rst Ud1nellgf BuloFat e1Ggtc11 wl0
- held 81 bis late residence On oatatdny. !.
August 81 81 $40 II M thence u Hpas
morning. Ap9uet 8. xntesment e Nysrs
HUNT 1td6nl7. ol 1Igg1eE. .AlTNsf 3.
1929. el earfllId Nts1tzs, 1lAELQN G.
HUNT. beloved douEhteE Of QeoEfg y.
.nd The late AaEle4 3. Hunt tnee Ransy
ansTf ssgsiess i hsz ia.e rssldsucss
1880 Monroe 81. ~ W. On Monday.
AUGUST at e:so q. tne1ee y she
Shrine Of The Sacred Heart where mass
VII - ealo ~ .. -. 1ntermcnt Mount
KENEALK--On Ihuf1daY, AuEuet 4, 1899,
rs Pr0ytdence Hospital. CORNELIUS 81
KENEALx. beloved husband of the late.
Esther Eenenlg.
Rsmains resting at W. warren Talfa4
yull'e funeral home. EOurteeath Street ard
Spring road Northwest. Funeral from W.
Warren TultavuIFb funeral h0me on Worse
day. August d ~ 80 .. m. thence ~.
81 Domi1ack's Church. where mass viii be-
said - , u. Relatives and friend1 IN.
xited 70 attend. 1nterment Mount 0llget
Ceuatofg.
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DEATHa

James y. Trail, - pears. assE ye0l
frat 81 N. w. -
Apartments.
Se. NJ. III
RaehsI Y. Landsax e ysarA aSSe.
Revel :. callahan. y years nmas.
Carl snivsIy. II montha 124S FousS
and-a-xTaIf Bk 8 w.
betl1a Hospital
seIlis Francis. % ysaaa slsa Frsnsh
II ~. w.
Annis Riley IS ysars. aaiilnEsr HOS
pffaL -
Bsnjamin Adams II pears. Casually
Hospital. 4.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03
WE BUY CARS
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
840 Pa. Ave. N. w.
Met. o007

CASH for your ear. Without 81
doubt / pay the highest prices
in this city. If your ear Il not
paid for, / win pay your undue
balance and give you the difference
IN cash. No delay. See Mr..
Barnes, lT20 iAth St Dee. 22ao.
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VA
BUSINESS oTTIun isa3 4 a 4

RATES. DELIVERED 81 CARRIER n
WASHINGTON AND ALnxARDRlA
e TIE y Wsshaa1ssos 1.s T.%ss z ..,: Ss:!ls Z asly.
Daily Times and sunday Herald, Is cents
Per week. Daily Times and herald daily
SO,, So Ss1ss as nSsS 49,. "a aHe,S ss S .nd sral
The Wa6hingtob Herald, Daily erd eui.
day, n delivered hy carrier 81 16 cents
per week: daily Only. 10 cents peF weat
Orders car b cent W Ma1 o. tGleph0nS
District D20O. COlIeetloD y made WneklS
s aAEns ~ MAn
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Motor Coach Schedule

Uppervills Valley line CONNECTIONS: leaye
Ave. \. w N. 04eS. Net. 6S14.
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FLIIlIlsl;s

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1919 b sc. N. vi,
Artistic Exufenrfv fve-- fnexDenn1Ve
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY SERVICE
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ACOESSORiEO, TIRES, PARTS iS7

Used parts at low prices for al malEo cars:
Northeast Auto Exchanes, 90 n %. u. u.
USED parts at junk prices. Vin7o1 I1nF.
lev. 1o ~ 80. y. y. y. 1855.
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open Day and Night.
Come and See Them.
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SALE-AuTO TRICKS.

CHEVROLET l-ToN TRUCK, 1927, with open
Lody and cab, brand-new 32x6 tires, me-
chanical condition perfect; $275. Esseno
Auto Supply Co., 9Th and H SITS. NV, Ma
tional 0276.
WITT-WILL 3-TON TRUCK, excellent con-
dition; a real bargain, SITS; really worth
more. Mr.. Herfurth, Columbia 1706. After
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NEW HOME
USED CAR SALE!

This company will sell and de-
liver more than $50 used cars of
finer makes by January 1st, 1880:
Location prices - terms and
condition are the four big rea-
sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-09

where Volume Governs Prices-There
Is No Comparison"
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BETTER THAN HOTEL
AT II THE RATE

Magnificent completely furn. hk. apt in
the largest and finest group Of apis. in
city. Largest rms. you ever saw; most apis.
with porcnes, ms, rec. hall and b. as
low as $50; rms. rec. hall, b. and porch,
SIS: 4 rms, 500. Act quick, only few left;
beautiful cafe: valet shop in bldg. Choice of
800 apis. Phone Columbia 7744
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20 Other Cheaper Cars.
Terms and Trades.
FRANK JUSTICE,
1910 18th NV.
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
OFFER
SIS
CASH


to any one bringing a buyer
for any one of our Dependable
Used Cars during this Today
August Sale.
Due to heavy demand for our
New Chryslers we are enlisting
the aid of the public to help dis
pose of Our entire stock of used
cars.
HERE IS OUR PROPOSITION
If you have friend, member of
your family, neighbor or a fellow
worker, who is in the market for a
dependable used car, bring him or
her to us and we will pay you a
commissi sion of $500 cash if a car
is sold and delivered, regardless of
its price.
Every body type and all the
popular makes are here to select
from. Remember, every car
being sold at Bargain Price
during sale.
COME IN TODAY.
Bring the Buyer With You.
Exceptionally Easy Terms
During Sale.
IN % ar ,,J c,od,v
H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
Distributors,
1921 18th St. NV.
North 1926. Night, North 6826.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
1915, I'LL 14th St. NV.
Natl $500.
1928 Buick Sport Roadster.
1926 REQ Sedan.
1927 Chev. Landau Sedan.
1927 Nash Spec. 6 Cow. Coupe.
1926 Buick Std. Coach.
1928 Essex Sedan.
1928 Olds Ian. Sedan.
1925 Knight IS Sedan.
1927 ChrySler on Coach.
1925 Packard Sedan.
1928 Cadillac Victoria.
1924 Marmon Sedan.
OAKLAND. PONTIAC.
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.,
627 K St. NV.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
Come and Compare Prices,
Conditions and Terms.
1923 Pontiac Coach. $3.50
1928 Chevrolet Sedan. $50. $50
1926 Chrysler Coach. ...... as
1926 Buick Coach. ........ 1856
1926 Oakland Coach. 800. 3l5
1926 REQ Sedan. ........ 500
1924 Essex Coach. ........ 100
1925 Dodge Touring....... lOO
1924 Durant Touring. %
Good Will Guarantee.
627 K ST. NV.
METRO. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-09

COLORED-1235T S NV.
rooms, nice condition; SIS. 300 NJ NV
rooms. N. 9129.
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FORDS! FORDS!! FORDS!!!

FORDS! FORDS!! FORDS!!!
Model A Sport Coupe, dark
blue. ........... =: $40
Model A Road, real buy at 375
Model A Tudor, blue and
black. ........... $50
Model A Tudor Sedan; with
trunk. .......... oOO
Model A Std. Coupe, less
than 1900 miles. ....... 500
1927 Chevrolet Coach. 200
1923 Chevrolet Coupe...... 15
1926 Chev. Landau Sedan. 2I5
1927 Nash 2-door Sedan. :. us
50 cars, ali models, all years; some
as low as $500.
E-Z Terms.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9th at K SITS. NV. Natl 5000.
Visit Our Used Car Lot
Adjoining on K ST..
Open Sunday and Evenings.
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rOkDS nice compete STOCK at all times
The FRANK Hatfield Co 625 N CapitC
Ave Authorized EoEd dealers
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GRAHAM PAIGE. 1928: model 610: good
condition: reasonable. Ii. 9272.
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go GRAY ST.

Seven rooms: semi-modern: Scar
garage: only 50 500: easy terms. RI. S477.
evenings Hu. l406
BRIDGES s. GRAVES CO.
2z3 N. Delaware.
stanton Ave, 2ssi-4 rooms So 600
Stanton Ave. 3e4s-5 rooms $40. 5000
Linwood, N, 4l5-7 rooms ....... 400
Terms TO suit.
LAWRENCE J. SEXTON. REALTOR.
ri. ISL. Indiana Trust Bldg. Ir. 06l6-J.
HOYT AVE. Ss25-Nice 4-room bungalow:
GOOD condition: nicely decorated: gas
city water. lavatory. inside toilet: no
Bsrrett; front drive. garage: sell at
bargain: 50 $50. On terms. NJ. T. HUNTER.
392e English Ave.
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FREE non On COAL

with very pretty room bungalow
near 18th and Tibbs avenue. Unusually
well built with inside toilet. built in
kitchen. cabinets, sink; concrete perch
pavrne.ss easy. Mr.. Weesner, Lin. $500;
eVsnirvs Irv 3467-J
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Suburban for Sale
LARGE VARIETY
STTRURRANS

To trade for city property. good propo-
sition. Einnick & Hill S07 Fidelity Trust
gsidg-. HI. sS2S: Oh. 1851.
TWO ACRES-Four rooms. garage. chicken
mouse, W Of Lawrence. Ind: 2.S00: $500
cash or Eooo lot or car as down pay
inent. balance monthly. owner. 1854 N.
Delaware 81. Talbot 5SS4.
STALL down PAYMENT. lot or car: four
roomhungalOw. electric lights. garage,
large lot. this house S. of 10th. st. on
Vernon Ave. Lawrence, Ind. Owner 1854
" Delaware st. Talbot $3.50.
THREE ACRES-4-roous. garage. chicken
house, ". Of Lawrence. Ind. Small down
payment lot or car. owner, 1854 n.
Delaware St Ia. $3.50.
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Sis TO SIS DOWN

TRUCKS@Ford and Chevrolet 1-ton
trucks, all style bodies. few coal bodies.
Terms.
SHOLTY MOTORS INC.
Formerly Carr Auto Salesl
5436 E. Washington St. Ir. 1924.
Open Evenings and Sundays
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Houses for Sale

MY COMFORTABLE HOME at 1856 Berk-
lev read, the heart of the new Butler
college territory. Substantial frame. two
story. two bedrooms. large sun parlor. 10.
5oSis0, one-csr garage, large cemented
four large pear trees. good Shrub5ery.
and priced for quick sale. See it to APP
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Musical Instruments

A BEAUTIFUL Schar Bros player. sl25
Guaranteed with bench and IS rolls;
biRgest bargain in the city. Sold on tezms.
10 3. Ohio street.
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Real Estate Wanted

CLEAR farm as down payment on new
suburban cottage. BERT WILHELM
21o6 s. Emerson Dr.. so66.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Rent will buy almost new 5-room bum
galOw on Blue Ridge Road: large living
room, large fireplace. Frigidaire. fun
basement. high lot; reasonable down pay
ment, balsnce Ike rent.
MR.. FARRIS. Ii. 254f.
SHERMAN DR.. S. 7s2-Thoroughly mod
ern 5-room house: all improvements paid;
no Barrett: basement. garage Holland
furnace. buiit-in feature full front porch.
rear porch. Close to school and church.
This is a bargain. Price So $50. Terms.
c. B. MFADDEN. $50 {. Ohio. Room 406.
nj -1l7 or Oh 09qo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29

CALL IRV. 474I OR II. 1919 and ask how
YOU can get ton of coal free. Lauth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-08
WeIl-KnoWn Philadelphia
Man to Be Sued for
Divorce.

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-Mrs.
Leona Slack Patterson, wife of
Warren G. Patterson, former United
States trade commissioner in Bonn
bay, India, and former Philadelphia
society man, is in a serious condi-
ticn at her fathers country home in
Springlake, N. j., as the result of a
beating administered by her huS-
band, her father Cornelius Slack,
wealthy Trenton, N. j., contractor,
said today.
Miss Slack and Patterson were
married in Bombay last Feb. 10.
Patterson, at one time resident
of Pottsville, Pa, is a descendant
of Edward Shipper, Philadelphia's
first mayor.
Slack told newspaper men that he
received a radiogram from his
daughter, who was returning to
America with her husband on the
liner President Adams, in which she
said her husband was intoxicated
and had beaten her severely with a
heavy Indian slave whip
Patterson could not be located
when Slack met his daughter at
New York, Tuesday, and efforts to
get in touch with him have been
unsuccessful so far.
Slack said his daughter will file
suit for divorce Immediately.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-08
STATE GAME LAWS
BROKEN BY MANY

illegally, 8; taking fur animals out
of season, 8; hunting with dogs on
the state game reservation, S.
The fish and game division re-
port, submitted by George N. Mann
teld, superintendent, states that
$4,000 baby game fish were re-
leased in the states public waters
in June.
These fish were lingering size
and propagated and raised in the
states five hatcheries. The lot in
cluded $4,000 black bass, $4,000
yellow perch, 5000 rock bass, $500
bluegills and 2,400 crappies.
The Manifold report also called
attention to the annual distribution
of free wild rice seed to sportSmen's
organizations for planting in swamps
to attract wild fowl. Applications
for the seed must be sent to the de-
partment not later than Aug. Is, it
was announced.