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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
fioor ai isrFs piate-Elass window; suitable for
show room or general ofhces; modern 6oilo-
ROYAL nee rent. $50 So to DESIRABLE party JOHN
M. KING CO.. 1908 18th st. ~.
EDMoNDs BUILDING.
opD9asii!sss N MsPgsf sqRr sspaF'.
OF wAsHiNGToN
Desirable suites Of two
to six rooms now available
sHANN sGS 'S & LU te5asi' INC.
14ss x Ms 81 h Asfors 2s45
ovEELooKINa FASR4h .st.S, PARK R mod.
somsthins speciat s Tooro 6ss Wtp large R VIM
dGWs and ngh SfnE 81 the io5
E Es2a Tant ana spm sntor service Rents $4,000
100 *. a. sx BRAwNrRh sS0 $3.50
WILKINS BUILDING,
1912 1914 H ST. NV.
Two desirable once suites and several
single rooms now available anI,t;r. hot and cold
RANDALL II. HAGNER X CO.,
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. Decatur $500.
sALE-INVEsTMENI PROPERLY
building, Sc, section; oil heat cleo o,i rel
s wHnde Ca Mn iPvf STUART. Nat 6sO8
soce NET CASH YEARLY ON VEIL 10;
Gated D. G, small income ne, pr9 one noo 5ros1
10Y low r enensn II Terms, 5000 cash, balance
9f From f's rentals. " Address G7% 81 star
TWO BRICK HOUSES. ONE, CONTAINING
heat bath and gas Tm rent bsth s6z Ess
rented $3.50 price. s2,65o. New iourita m,,S
sep. h..w:h;, plants. Total monthly rent sloS'
price 'i''1'OH HARRY JUSTINE. NJ, s,so
3l7 woodward Bldg. Natl: 500.
/ 4-FAMILY BRICK APT.
Showing 123o Net Return.
We mean l26o net after dedustinp s, t ,41e;
/ Ioec for vacancies and $3.50 for repairs.
No heat furnished, Each apt. has roo pms.
ed ed'' Separate hot-water heaters. cleo: sn "a
gas 1907 rented 20 white tenapats s, $z nss
ss mo. So" Price, $3.50 Liberal terms.
| = MOORE & HILL, INC,
| SINCE 1900. ,,-.
100 nth 81. NV: NAT. MS
EXCHANGE.
! WANTED. IMPROVED PROPERTY IN En-
I change for clear farm, with handsome MOD
ern home. near Valley Pike, south OF WI
! chester, Va Address Box 3l2-J' star once,
/ WANTED. HOUSES IN EXCHANGE AStE. F0E
! boulevard Address Box 3l4-J, star omcs.
WANTED: HOUSE IN EXCHANGE For
! rented bungalow. Address Box 3lS-J' star
! Office.
I WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN SMALL All
| apartment house Gone trust only for . six
| room house in any good location:
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye st. NV.
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WATER-FRONT PROPERTY.


WOODED LOT NEAR SHERWOOD FOREST.
on widest part of Severn River. fronting
directly on sandy shore; large t seeS' naio
Address Box 375-J Star office. II.
TO PROMOTE INTEREST IN EXCLUSIVE
development opening soon. choice sites can
had at on ssy Pof
Lincoln 5707; night, Potomac 1888. "
PINEHURsT- ON THE BAY, the unusual
water front de' elopment write Tts for G l2ca-
pany. Ill S. Frederick St Baltimore, Nd.
SCOTLAND REACH-TWO-RCOMC COTTAGE
and lot GGS1o0. on beach State road. $1,000.
Phone Lin. 9119.
FOR SALE, AT BEVERLEY BEACH. -4-RooM
stucco bungalow, with lot 5oxl3o price
s2,675. terms. $3.50 cash. s35 per mo- Safe.
sand beach, excellent boat harbor; Gentiles
pefence Highway to Camp Parole turn right.
cross South River, turn left "a mi, past y.
speste oi Bay 10 w IS cRisER, sios Park
place NV Columbia 1880. my3.
FOR SALE AT BAY RIL 81
.8ungslow rooms; bath large ATTIC; an
sand dollars IS Oooi
Apply Reeser's Store Site, Mayo and Far
ragut ayes. -
WILD ROSE SHORES.
ON SOUTH RIVER. MILES FROM AN;
Foad Email al bSt 3e mt n only 50
lots. fully developed, plenty OF shade trees,
: piers good sandy bathing BEACH. ANNAPOLIS
homes, have been built and are now occu-
We offer a beautiful new ,9,roOm. 2;bssh
p rfa d" also sS' other Water front lots from
Drive ~ out Defense Highway and turn
right at sign Just before entering Annapolis
100 Eve St NV Met $3.50.
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WANTED TO RuY-HoUsEs

FROM OWNER-BEST MODERN 8 OR 8
room house, with garage, in desirable north
west, for under $4,000. State fun partic-
ulars. Substantial cash payment. Address
Mrs. Mary A. Harris, ll04 Vermont ave.
4 OR ROOM BUNGALOW OR DETACHED,
in District preferably near Capital Traction
cars. Address Box 1871. Star office. ID"
able rooming house, twenty to twenty Ave
thousand dollars. Address Box 1851, Star
ONCE. IL
MOVING TO WAsHINGTON-WANT MOD
ern home. Can make substantial cash pay
ment name best price in reply. Address
Box 415-J, Star office.
good n ". or ne Bargain Give details
Address Box 1881. Star ONCE.
IMMEDIATELY-3 BEST BUYS, TO 8
$4,000. Address Box 39O-J. Star Office.
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SALE-HOUSES.

AT TOP OF 18th ST. HILL-THREE-sTORY
house, newly papered and painted; com.
stairway leading to 2-car garage. hot-water
heat, electrically equipped laundry. Occupy
vii rent AN and pay Handsomely Must sac
riflce TO close an estate. Phone Col. 7744'
1907 cRITTENDEN ST. Nw.-BY OWNER
detached house, 10 rooms and bath, ami,
S %m iet sSxl sSs Price 'l2esO
front, side and back yards; 5 rooms and
bath hot-water heat gas and cleo In ex-
ssh paSmsn BAL easy Nat 1857
ELLIOTT, Ewes. Clev. 454i. -
$3.50; $500 CASH $50 NONE. LOCA-
market: modern 6-room and bath colonial
style home with b in garage and NV heat
Phone District 5l47
tached, 8 rooms. ami, including earage
and FriEidaire; house lust redecorated ana ana
alley. Price, s13.250. on terms. District STAT
FOR $3.50. THIS HOME IN TAKOMA PARK,
with its large rooms, baths. hot-water
heat and bin garage cannot be duplicated
Better call quickly FOR this one. Easy terms
District 5l47
WoODRDGE-CORNER BUNGALOWS IS, $50.
will certainly make you forRet all your
apartment house troubles Call District 5l47
for appointment to inspect
hundred dollars under value you may buy
this modern home. large rooms, all modern
Pqoe 'q qsssoHsSe efm no"
5l47 for more details. 1885,
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-DETACHED, 6
09e near schoo we located The best
new-house value in Chevy s Chase; price
NEAR 10th AND VAN buren, SITS.
Close to Rock Greek Golf Course and
Walter Reed beautiful semi-detached prick
house Lovely Dree Ss'h easy eTms
VIM. B. KRAFT. National 1853 40.
1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
value, which is considerably under the price;
Six rooms, parauet floors newly oec9rSthgIo
a and poresss to choo
and cars; on one OF the highest eieyathlo Ions
e7en hs Pf for IN bes or es Nat 1910
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-s10,25o:0o
owner has left city and must sell: new
r rU5, Srick ard stucco, garage; lot 70 feet
frontage, beautifully Handicapped tbs ms, nome ON
viii be sold within the next week Cail WIS.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-$7250;00.
II you can nd t better Ss-r 69g bnnsa ios
tSSe a. h nS5 'fs ofs
located on good paved street. The owner
has planted shruboery and taken Tonp rn,T,
pm to 9 pm. ------.-
IS SYCAMORE AVE. -TAKoMA PARK.
sEM1-BUNG Allow,
7 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
Lot 5ox24O feet garage and chicken house.
Priced well under $4,000. Easy terms. Pos
session with deposit Phone Tor KEY 10 IN
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
1926 14th st. North oSoz-
1873 XENIA ST Sc.
srooro frame bunRalov; electric light
water: i25 Il front by i42 so deep to alley;
room for garden. Only 81 $50; terms;
JESSE L. HEISKELL, Ills Eye st. NV
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
Detached bungalow, near Circle; large
rooms tile bath, garage; lot 50XlOI rect
owner will sacrifice.
H H. CARTER,
306 Investment Bldg. Nat. 41I6.-
Go SO0
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EXCHANGE.
SALE-FARMS.

so ACRES oxoN HILL, MD. IMPRovED9
outbuildines: very fertile being part OF
Seven Oaks stock farm; only miles from
Washington A harEain at Sl6,oo0
JESSE L, HEISKEII. Ills Eye st. NV.
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WILD ROSE SHORES.
SALE--LOTS.

THE FIRST STEP TOWARD OWNING YOUR
large new listing Just completed can be sub
mitted for your choice at prices TO suit YOU
Cleveland Ait. National $3.50.
WOODBRIDGE. d: C.-sPLENDID, BUILDING
only 5000: nearby Md. u acre lots, 800 and
up; terms to suit. Call OWNER, North 0553
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.-REAUTIFUL LOT, so
feet front, splendid view, restricted neigh;
discount for all cash. Inquire OWNER. Ad-
dress Box 42o-J, Star ofhce.
I'd 4 32ud st-A rapidly developing section:
f0xl25 sewer, water. gas, cleo. Only 81 800
If sold this week Mr. SCHAEFER, Nat.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.. 32nd ST. NEAR
Military I'd. - No reasonable offer refused.
Address Box 1911, Star once. 16e
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SALE OR EXCHANCF

| WooDRIDGRs d. C.-6 LARGE ROOMS
| and bath; Sh.-wh.; newly papered and
painted; nearly y acre lot; earage; cheap
or trade subject to one trust for clear lot
acreage or small Investment property. Gail
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ATTRACTIVE COMPLETELY FURNISHED
house, April TO November; very reasonable
30I9 Cambridge pl. NV. Potomac 1924.
ARTIsTICALLY FURNISHED 7-ROOM
home, a mi; near BUS and car lines for
one year reasonable; references; adults;
may be seen by appointment Adams 5905.
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.Storage and TRANSFER

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER.
Fire-proof storage house Store now. pay
months later No charge for hauling
In New trucks. Experienced men.
PARTLOW-JENKIN MOTOR CAR co
419 E. Market. RI. 1850
LOCAL and overland hauling: packing and
Shipping IN household goods OTTO j
SUESZ. RI 1851. Ri. 1928. Mites. Oh
1879 Oh. 0699-W.
J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE;
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND = To or
from Chicago. st. Louis Detroit. Cleve-
land or other cities. Dr.. 307l OF ri. 4265.
RRITTON TRANSFER-M Moving $3.50 load:
large trucks responsible men DR.. 1915
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER Copies
reasonable. Call at all times. Ia: 314l
PARSON Transfer; cheapest, dependable
serv in CITY, 90 N. Richland. Be. 5071 w
HICKS transfer: light ~ heavy hauling;
careful services; respon'ble men: Ri. 6434.
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Back novelty containing stanzas
will headline with dramatd
Club which will be presented WIS NBC network
Sunday at 5 m.
Symphony" will be
Crawford the the feature of his
Columbia boadcasing system at $3.50
p. Sunday.
Worlds Business" will be discussed by Dr. Julius Klein
secretary Washington WFBM and
the broadcastng system 5:45 Sunday.
called John Philip Sousas logical
successor WFM and
boadcasng Sunday Among the fea-
Waiting combined wood
O Man River
Mar cOntralto and the
Majestic entertainers heard
WFBM and the Column
broadcasting system will be special
melodies south which solois
quartets viii Interpretation Of the folk
of America
Broadway brightest musical shows with
Smund Rombe make the Awater Kent concert which
will feature Melton soloist WCN WHAS WTA
and NBC network. Sunday at Ills p.
Golden" Bernard Of Cuny,
the middle will male quartet during the
Sunday over
WFBM and the Columbia boadcsng The Rev Clinton
Churchill pastor Of the abernac viii preach the Mona
Ross soprano, and Lowell Macmillan ba1yone viii sing
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Times Radio Dial Twisters

NBC system-Quartet to WIZ KDKA.
WMAQ f670J, Chicago-The Bible; concert
orchestra
-9:45 p. M
KYw 1920. Chicago-Wayne Kings or
ehestra.
lie p. M
RTHs 1000. Hot springs-Nesro Jubilee
wENk C37o). chicago-Mike and Herman;
vaudeville "a hours
WON (77ol. Chicago-Dance program.
WJR (75Oj. Detroit-News reel; quartet.
WITH (62o1, Milvaukee-Tine; pianist.
-IU:I5 P. NJ
wsB GAO. Atlsnta-Bright spots.
1880 p. M
wTMJ $500. Milwaukee Feature
etrsight's orchestra.
-1O:45 p. M
wTAM 1910, Observation-Disclosures; dance
music.
Ill p. M
wBBM (77ol. Chicago-Dsnce program q
hours.
WITH 1920 MiIwsukee-Pianist; Straight's
orchestra.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
Fishing the Air

of numbers rejecting
be played by the orchestra with vocal nteudes during
by the Fuller Man VILE network Saturday
The first show under oes management will
invisible audience Saturday night
over WLW and network of associated NBC stations at o'clock
presentation of Dixie Echoes" WFBM the Columbia
casting system at $3.50
echoes" will present the balance of
of blues the
Murie Pollock Wee Lawnurst instrumental
entertain listeners Saturday night This Broadway
Lights will be heard
stations Z
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Phil Makers thriller Of the southwest
The RuerS Ranch the featured attraction
Simmons
via WFBM Columbia
the the
two of the
Minstrels program
Saturday a
Sisters, harmony
Broadway
broadcastng
at m. Saturday.
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BANK SUSPECT HELD
Jay County Sheriff Sends
for Finger Prints.

Upon request from the Jay county
sheriff, E. L. Osborne, chief of the
state criminal investigation bureau,
today requested Jersey City IN. j.
police to hold two men there to in
vestigate their possible connection
with the robbery of the Bryant
(Ind) bank June 9.
When arrested the pair said they
came from Celina, O., according to
Osborne. They we're alleged to have
been heavily armed and driving an
automobile with an Indiana dealers
license.
Osborne has requested their pic
lures and finger prints be sent here
at once.
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SUNDAY RADIO FEATURES


Composers
network Sunday at 1890 m.
by Giuseppe
will Neapitan Nights WLW
NBC network Sunday at 1880
Goode will taught the
Twilight Reveries
Christ
network Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
melodies interminged
vocal ensemble instrumental trio and Chandler Goldthwate
organ director broadcastng the Davey
NBC network Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Seide violn, Adele will be
m.
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STRESSES DUTY
OF CLUBNOMAN
TO COMMUNITY
New Head of Federation
Cites Responsibility to
Members.
BY RICHARD G. BALDWIN
United Press Staf Correspondent

DENVER, June lathe response
bility of club women to the COM
munity and nation was stressed here
today by Mrs. John F. Sippel of
Baltimore in her presidential ad-
dress to delegates attending the
biennial convention of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs.
I'VE can not be reminded too
often that our power to give to the
nation is measured largely by the
contributions of the local club to
the community nfe," Mrs. Sippel
said.
Il would press this sense of re-
sponsibility further back, through
the club to the individual member
and lay the emphasis of response
bility for community welfare on the
individual working through the
club.
Influence Of Destiny
1T is the average men and wom-
en- who are the tides and trade cur
rent which influence the destiny Of
nations"
Mrs. Sippe1 urged the delegates
to draw inspiration from the prom
inent women of today and of the
past for the part they must play in
their community life.
The federation president reviewed
briefly some of the activities of the
various state OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tiles that ranged from the purchase
of light plant for town by club
women to caring for crippled chill
dren.
Cites Responsibility
"AS we frankly face our respon-
Sibilities, we must measure them,
now as ever, by our power" Mrs.
Sippel said. II ask you, then, to
consider the magnitude CT the
woman power of our time. 1t far
transcends our realization"
Mrs. SippcI explained how the
demands of women in the matter of
dress possibly could bring great
change to industry.
1T is vital that we realize that
the influence which we exert 81
lently - unintentionally - may be
transformed into service of inesti-
mable value to the community, adj
vancing women to positions of lead
ership, making possible in countless
ways better communities and a
larger measure of the good things of
life for large number of citizens
of all communities, she said.
She said she believed the club
women should direct their power to-
ward the improvement of motion
pictures and radio programs and the
solution of prison administration
problems.
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SUNDAY

A. M.
T.O0-Morning Musicale OBS.
e.Oo-Cniidren' hour lCBSt.
s50-Tne COZ mentator tCBSl.
a.0O-Recorc program.
e.3o-ChTistlan Men Builders.
1890 10 i:O0-S!lent.
p NJ
I:OO-Ann Leaf at the organ fCBSl.
1.50-Glenhayen Memorial Park.
2.00-Cathedral hour lCBSj.
3.00-Toscha Seidel recital tCBS)
3.30-The Rev. Farmhouse sermon tCBS)
4.00-Concert Trio and Soloist.
4.30-Coiumbia String Symphony (CBS)
5.00-Globe Trotter tCBSI.
e.3o-Jesse Crawford foet Of the organ
fCBSl.
t:45-Dr. Julius Klein (CBSi.
6.00-Mayhew Lake and his band (CBSl.
6.3o-WEB.A String Quartet.
6.45-Chlc Sale fCBSl
T.OO-Majesti Theafer Of the Air (CBSl
b.00-Concert hour.
9.00-Back Home religious hour (CES).
l0.00-CoTal Islanders lCBSb.
l0.30-Mdnight Melodies (CBSl.
1l.0o-Time and weather.
1l.ol-Atop the Indiana roof.
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ASHLAND. I645-Dandy front. 2-rm.' apt.
f11r11 nea1 hath He 2lhn.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAYS PROGRAMS

SPOTS SUNDAYS PROGRAMS
12:oG-NBC CWJz)-Rozy Symphony orchestra to
1:45-WMAQ Chicago-Basebal, White
6:15-NBC (WJZ)-ColierS hour.
Counbia-Chic Sale, comedian, to WFBM.
7:00-Columba- Majestic hour, variety, to WFBM.
CWEAFD-Atwater Kent RonerG
NBC CWJz)-Canadan ballad
8:00-Columba- Rogers.
8:15-NBC Observation-Disclosures Champions
8:45-NBC CWEAF)-Sunday at Seth Parkers
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e.oo-Daye Bernie's orchestra at Hotel
Sinton.
s:so-Benrus time announcement: Hy
Grade weather.
6.30-Hotel Gibson orchestre.
.Oo-Endieots-Johnson hour (WORl.
1.3o-The story OF an opera.
s;00-Cassle Farm orchestra.
S:i5-The Crosley concert hour.
e.i5-variety.
9.30-Estate weather man.
Historical highlights.
i0.00-Benrus time announcement.
Musicale novelesque.
II .00-Castle Farm orchestra
il:50--Benrus time announcement; sign
of.
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t<SSO0 w - WI Al W.
the studios in an
other month or
six weeks, she said
here today.
The actress was
allowed to return
to her home
Thursday after
spending some time
at a sanatorium
at La Crescenta
with a pulmonary
ailment.
Miss Adoree was
stricken after a
series of colds
which did not re-
spond readily to
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Death Notices

C daTEbter Of Mr and mrs. M Conner
sister of Mary. John and Helen Conner.
passed away June II, ,. m. at st. VIM
at the residence. 294o N. Capitol ave;
Funeral Saturday. June IL, $3.50 a; M az
the residence, 10 a. m. at St. Peter and
PAUL Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross.
Friends invited.
sOERDERER. ANTHONY--Husband Of Bri-
1914 East Washington St, Thursday;
Funeral from residence Saturday: $3.50
a. M: Holy Cross church, 10 O'CLOCK
Friends invited.
-TEUSTIS, FLORA B.-Of 210 S. McKim;
beloved wife of Scott Heustis and mother
Elsie Palmer and Mrs. Elizabeth England
of Indianapolis. departed this life. Thurs
day, June IL, age 50 years. Funeral sat
urday, June IA, at the Gospel Mission
Friends invited. Funeral under direc-
ton of MOORE & KIRK. [Connersville
nspers please CODY
JACKSON, W. S.-Died at his home. 1927
Craceland ave-, Wednesday afternoon at
$50. He will be taken to College Corner;
o.. Thursday afternoon, where 1uneral
service will be held Friday at p m.
Pulley WALTER Widowed husband of
Alice Hooker Pliley father of Mrs, Elva
Pliley Seller. Mrs. Regina Pliley Hutchin.
son and Walter Allison Pliley; brother OF
Allison J. Piey pasfSsd a h ata 81
23o1 Kenwood Ave. Funeral services
from residence Saturday, June IA,
10 a. m.
ZUMWALT. MARY ANN-Passed away at
her home 1915 Lambert St., wednesday
evening June II, aged s. years Fun TnneTTa r.
at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill cemetery.
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I0.55-T1me signals
ii.00-Organ program.
IL :20-Orchestra at Hotel Gibson.
II :50-Live5tock reports.
1900 Eoon--National Farm and Home
hour iNBCl.
12.30-Town and Country.
l:0o-Matinee players.
i:30-DonhailroSe trio.
2.0o-The classic hour
2:25-Internationai views by W. M Hard
fNBC).
2:45-Musical moments fNBC).
3:0o-Woman's Radio Club.
3:15-The World Book Man.
3:30-HonolulanS
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GIRL LOSES MEMORY
Query to Policeman Leads to Her
Detention for Identification.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June IA young
woman timidly asked policeman
John Dalton to direct her to park.
When he asked her which one,
she said he didn't know. Then he
asked her what her name was and
she had forgotten it, along with
her address, occupation and desti-
nation. She was held today in the
missing persons bureau until some
one would identify her.
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LEGAL Notices

necessary by the Board in order to pro-
mote public health. safety, morals anc
general welfare. that the burial Of bodies.
locating OF graves. construction OF build
ings or structures OF any kind In ceme-
teries outside the limits OF the City OF
Indianapolis which are nov ss.ssSisishhsd
within i've hundred 1901 feet OF any
park. parkway or boulevard under the
control Of the Board OF Park Commits
be and is hereby specified and declared
safety. morals and general welfare.
DERED. BY the Board Of Park Commits
sioners OF the City of Indianapolis that
hereafter no bodies shall be buried. no
graves located, nor any building or struc-
ture of any kind be erected or allowed
in cemeteries outside the limits OF the
City of Indianapolis which are now
legally established, within fve hundred
l50ol feet Of any park. parkway OF
boulevard under the Jurisdiction Of the
City of indianapolis. and said Board
hereby orders al such structures and
graves abated. abolished and permanent
ly removed and prohibited.
jacket W. JOSEPH
PAUL E. RATHERT
LOGAN c. SCHOLL
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Bids will be received by the Board of
Trustees at their office at the Central
State Hospital. Indianapolis. Indiana.
until 8 O'Clock a. m. Friday. June 27th,
1880, for the installation Of electrical
work for the Central State Hospital, In
dianapolis, Indiana.
Drawings and specifications will be on
ME on and after Wednesday, June IL,
1880, at the Office Of the said institution,
and BeYington- Williams, Inc, engineers
and release will be made to bidders on
and after said date from the office of said
Proposals shall be made according to
the form attached to the specifications
and each shall be delivered in a sealed
envelope addressed to the president of the
Board OF Trustees, marked Proposal. ,
properly execute Form No. 96-A and
shall file said form with his proposal.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
q certified check payable to the Board of
Trustees in sum equal to 1ve per cent
Is per cent? of the amount Of the pro-
posal, in accordance with conditions in
GUIDED chnm IN the proposal form, which check
any bidder to enter into contract and
furnish a satisfactory bond in am punt
equal to the contract price within eight
49, days after notification of the &C
ceptance Of his proposal.
The Board of Trustees is not obligated
mitted and reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals, to waive informali-
ties in any proposal if it shall be, in the
opinion of the board, to the interest OF
the state of Indiana so to do, and to de-
fer acceptance or rejection for a period
not tt, to exceed exc 4 twelve , ~ days
TRTTSTEES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-14
2s CHILDREN KILLED

Fatal School Fire in Russia Re-
ported; Many Are Injured.
DB United Press
MOSCOW, June IA fatal
school fire in Kharkoy during the
showing of a motion picture on
Wednesday was reported today.
Twenty-eigh children died and
many were injured.