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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
APPEAL STORE CASE
Chain Licensing Act Is
Fought by Jackson.

Appeal in the Indiana chain store
licensing case will be carried to the
United States supreme court within
a few days, George Hufsmith, dep
uty attorney-general, declared today.
The store licensing act, passed by
the 1929 legislature, required license
fees of from SO to $25 of all stores
in the state, graduating upward in
chains.
In an injunction suit brought by
Lafayette Jackson, proprietor of the
Standard Grocery Company, the act
was held unconstitutional by Fed
eral District Judges Robert G. Bait
zell and Thomas w. Slick and Judge
Will M. Sparks of the circuit court
of appeals, Chicago.
The act was the principal general
fund revenue-raising measure Of the
1929 legislative session.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
ORDERS PLANS
FOR WIDENING
OF 46TH ST.
Increase to 50-Foot Mark
Is Urged in View of
Sewer Project.

Plans for widening Forty-sixth
street toa f1fty-foot width between
Arsenal avenue and Haverford street
and Carvel to Crestview avenue
were ordered today by the board of
works.
City Engineer A. H. Moore rec
commended that plans for widening
the east and west thoroughfare be
authorized in view Of a petition for
local sews between Keystone avenue
and Monon railroad.
-Four public improvement con-
tracts, totaling $4,000, were award
ed by the board.
Contracts awarded:
West Tenth street, Tibbs avenue to DIN
avenue. Columbia Construction Company,
main sewer, $4,000; Centennial street,
Tenth to Golf avenue, Columbia Construc-
ton Company. main sewer and branches,
S13. 400; New York street. Lynn to Belmont
avenue, paving with concrete, Abel
Brothers. 1913; Hoefgen street, Madison
avenue to Ransdell street, William D.
Vogel, $4,000.
Resolutions adopted:
Second alley east of La Sale, New York
to alley north Vermont. paving; first alley
north Michigan. Tacoma to Temple ave-
nue., paving; Ashland. Sixty-second to
sixty-third street, paving. sidewalks; first
alley north of Thirty-sixth street North
western to Crescent street, grading and
paving; first alley east of Ashland avenue.
from alley northwest Of Massachusetts to
Pratt street, vacation; alley northwest of
Massachusetts,, Ashland to first alley east,
vacation Crestview, alley north of Sixty
first to Sixty-third street. opening and ex-
tension; first alley east of Roosevelt, alley
northwest Ingram to Eighteenth, paving;
first alley east of Tacoma. Michigan to
st. Clair. paving; first alley east of
Yandes. Twentieth to first alley north,
paving; first alley west of Haugh street,
Walnut to alley north of st. Clair, paw
ing; Thirteenth street, De quincy to Riley,
grade and curb; Tacoma and HILLSIDE,
from Thirty sixth to alley north of Thirty
seventh. local sewer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
1000 Tech Pupils Win
Places ON Honor Roll
Straight A Grades Received
During Past Month by
Fl Girls, 16 Boys.
BY RYAN HALL

More than one thousand pupils of
Technical high school made the nee
eSsary seven scholarship points
placing them on the months honor
roll.
Twenty-one girls and sixteen boys
received straight A grades and sixty
four other pupils made more than
twelve scholarship points each.
Boys ranking highest we're Du-
gald McDougaIl, William Steven
son, George Schmidt, Robert Ca
hill, Leonard Thomas, Leroy Wires
William Strong, Harold Hostetter
Stanley MalleSS, John Fargo, Ru-
dard Jones, Don Nicewander, Wal
ter Nofke, Robert Williams, James
Ali and Charles Fisher.
Girls with straight A grades in
Guided Thelrna Coleman, Thelma
Ropp, Elsa Platter, Mildred Vie
weigh, Margaret Reid, Betty Still
Millicent Cummings, Dorothy Ruth
Smith, jeanette Garrett, Char
lotte Carl, Alberta Denk, Emily
Schubach, Miriam Schurman, Hill
da Korff, Mary Knowles, Ruth
Bandy, Mariemma German, Mario
RE Mason, Violet Porter, Doris Kas-
ting and Jane BosSart.
Fourteen pupils who gained four
teen points OF more were Gilbert
Korff, Harry Robinson and John
Carroll, with 1914 points each; Pau
line Blackburn, with Is points;
Phyllis Bolton, with 141a points
Evelyn Venitz, Ralph Ross, Harold
Oliver, Raymond Esarey, Herman
Champlin, Katherin Ross, Melvin
Lichenberg, Robert McAninch ano
UnrQ KI1Oco uyifI3 ID YN0ir7fc oorh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
Sands of Time
Negro Diplomat Since
Grant Regime Needs
Law to Stay.
xx7AsHINGTON. May Ed

XXTASH1NGTON, May ED
w ward Augustine Savoy cele-
brated his 18th birthday today
with scarcely any pleasure at all.
Unless congress enacts relief for
Eddie, he must abandon his life
work next Aug. 20 and depart
from the state department in
which he has served since Grants
first administration in 1871.
Eddie is the Negro messenger
who sits outside the Office of the
secretary of state. Every one who
is any one, automatically speak
ing, knows Eddie.
Long ago, Eddie passed the re-
tirement age, but successive secre-
taries of state annually have ex-
ercised administrative preroga-
tives to retain him.
But through some quIrk of the
law, Eddie believes, mere admin
istrative reprieve is not sufficient
next time and Eddie's friends are
preparing to urge his plight on
congress.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
Church of Dreams Built
BY SaUing His Pennies


QUINCY, Mass, May 2-Dung his boyhood days Anthony
~ Thompson day, when his ship
church Of his BIRTH Kan1are,
Greece.
Is then.
In 1894 Thompson to the United States and after working
in New Chicago established small lunchroom here He
the pennies he received Tor papers
put a separate bank account.
With these SIS 900 during the intervening years
built his birth place. It is only
small church OF but it is dream true and Anthony
Thompson
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
ROOSEVELT VET0ES
OMNIBUS MEASURE

New York Governor Strikes to Re-
duce Laws on Statute Books.
BIZ UHitef Press
ALBANY, N. Y, May 2.-Gov-
ernor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New
York, contributed his bit toward
efforts to reduce laws on the statute
books when his omnibus veto mes
sage was placed on record today.
1t vetoed in one group 126 of the
600 bills passed by the last session
of the state legislature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
RESIGNS FROM D. A. R.
Wife of Bishop Anderson
Bares Action.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, May 2.-Mrs. Lulu
Ketcham Anderson, wife of Bishop
William F. Anderson of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church of MaSsachu-
sets, resigned from the Daughters
of the American Revolution on April
%, she has revealed.
AS cause for her action, she gave
disapproval of the society's stand
against disarmament and the world
court and it's failure to take a. stand
on prohibition.
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Radical Criminal Code Talked

BV United Press
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 2.
A bold new code of criminal pro-
cedure advocating abolition OF the
grand jury system, abolition of
unanimous jury verdicts and pro-
viding for selection of juries by the
Judge, was put under discussion
here today at the first annual in
stitute of justice, University OF
Chattanooga.
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CAMPFIRE MEMBERS
INCREASING RAPIDLY
IA Girls Now Take Part in Work
at School ".

IA Girls Now Take Part in Work
at School ".
Membership in the newly formed
Campfire Girls organization at
School 70, Troy and Carson ave-
nues, is increasing rapidly, accord
ing to Miss Naomi Burton, guar
dian.
Fourteen girls take part in
Campfire activities, which are di-
rected by the following officers:
Jean Rearick. president; Helen
Conner, secretary; Mary Ratliff,
scribe, and Evangeline Weber, music
chairman.
Another new club at School Y
is known as the Red Cross Club.
Members are making quilts for
children of the Riley hospital. Miss
Mary Brigham is sponsor.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
POGUE'S RUN CHANNEL GRADING
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
Sealed bids will be received by. the
Sanitary District of indianapolis. at its
office, Room 1O3 City Hall, Indianapolis,
Indiana, until ten o'clock a. m. on May
27th, 1890 for PogTe's Run Channel
Grading from the north end of Pogues
Run Drain to Rowland Avenue, bridge,
in the City of Indianapolis. Indiana.
Bids shall be made on the work as
whole, as described in the plans and
SPECIFICATIONS for, such work. on file in
the office of said Board.
Plans and specifications may be
examined and bidding blanks secured at
the office of the Board of Sanitary Com
missioners in the City Hall. Indianapolis.
Each bidder shall file with his bid a
non-collusion affidavit and certified check,
as described in detail in said specif-
cations.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY B. j. T. JEUP, President.
o. G. ROSS, Vice-President.
II
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Worm Turns

The worm turned, snapped
at police and headquarters
newspaper reporters today,
forcing them to suspect them
selves of petit larceny.
Police Thursday arrested
Asahel Edwards. Negro. 1917
West Twenty-fifth street, as
a robbery suspect, but later
released him. This morning
Edwards telephoned police
headquarters.
Somebody took ten dollars
from my pants when was ar
rested" he complained. Asked
whom he suspected, Edwards
replied:
Either the police or them
newspaper guys"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
PHONE APPEAL is FILED
Attica Company Case to Be Heard
in Fountain Circuit Court.

Notice of appeal on the recent
rate increase granted the Attica
Telephone Company by the public
service commission was filed with
commissioners at the statehouSe to-
day.
The case was appealed by the rate
payers and viii be heard in Foun-
tain circuit court.
The rate increase order is said to
increase company revenues $4,000 a
year
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
ORDINANCE is PREPARED
Advertising Benches on Sidewalks
Authority Asked of Council.

Authorization of a contract with
Carl H. Bauer to erect benches
bearing advertising on city side
walks in several sections OF the
CITY will be asked in an ordinance
to be presented to city council Mon
day night.
The board reserved the right to
designate the location of the benches
and to approve of the advertising
thereon. A fee of $3.50 bench for
the first year and SIS a bench for
the second year was provided.
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HARRY LANGDON SUED

Film Comedians Former Manager
Asks Share in Profits.
BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, May Harry
Langdon, film comedian, was made
defendant in suit for $3,412 dam
ages which his former business man
ager, William H. Jenner, had on file
here today.
Jenner alleged that under con-
tract with the comedian he was to
receive $500 week salary and a
percentage of the profits from GER
tain pictures made by Langdon.
He contended that while he had
been paid the salary, the percentage
allowance still is due him.
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1890
Legal Notices
BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS
r-r~-wrn or rrtAr,TgTrn

NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that I have filed
with the Board OF zoning Appeals of the
City OF Indianapolis a petition asking
permission to vary the requirements OF
the Zoning Ordinance by erecting an ad-
diticn to the front OF an existing resi-
dence at 1921 South Randolph street to
be used as a refreshment stand.
A public hearing will be held BY said
Board in Room l04. CITY Hall. Tuesday.
May 13. 1880. at 2:90 p. m. at which
viii be given opportunity to be heard in
reference to the matters set out in said
petition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
RECEIVER is DEMANDED
Radio Allied Industries Named In
Federal Court Suit.

Complaint, asking a receiver, was
filed in federal court today against
the Radio Allied Industries, Inc,
indianapolis, alleging that the COM
pany is in state of insolvency, that
it owes more than $380,000 to more
than seventy-f1ve creditors, and that
it has been unable to meet its obi
cations for the past month.
The complaint was filed by Boyn-
ton & Co. of Chicago, alleging it
holds a note for 1881 against the
local company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
RECOVER AYRES TRUCK
Delivery Van, Laden With Merchan-
disc, Is Stolen; Found by Police.

An L. S. Ayres g. Co. delivery
truck, laden with merchandise,
which was stolen from in front of
1851 Central avenue early today, was
recovered a few hours later by a
police squad, under Sergeant Eu-
gene Eldridge, on Millersville road,
two miles beyond keystone avenue.
All of the packages, except one
which bounced off as the truck sped
north of keystone avenue, were in
the truck. 1t had been abandoned
by the thieves before police arrived
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SunnySide Entertainer

Johnnie Schulz, xylophonist and
drummer with the Junior Melody
Boys orchestra, who will entertain
youngsters at Sunnyside, Saturday
afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
Death Notices

DROEGE. WILLIAM--Formerly. OF Upton,
passed away at the home OF his brother.
Henry c. Droege. one mile north OF New
Droege. Mrs. Louise Cassidy OF Indian,
apolis. Mrs. Elenor Schakel OF New Bethel
Wednesday morning II O'Clock. Funeral
Saturday. 2.15 D. m, at the residence.
$50 p: m. at the Fenton church. Inter-
ment Fentqn. cemetery IN CHARGE OF
MAX HERRLICH & SON.
GOGH, HANNAH widow Of John B.
Gogh and mother of Mrs. Alfred P. Rapp,
qqled Tthlursoay May l:So q; m. PsHSlnneFal
Fall Greek blvd. Saturday, May g. $50
a. m. Services IS Peter and Paul cathe-
oral. 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross ceme-
tery. Friends invited.
widow of the late Michael Hanley. mother
81 William J. Hanley. Mr.. Thomas S.
Marley Marley passed away THURSDAY, May /.
dence of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas S.
Markey, 5l55 Ruckle ST.. $50 a. m. Serv-
ices at SIS Peter and Paul Cathedral. 10
Friends invited.
JORDAN. MARY J.-Widow of Ezra G.
Jordan and mother of Mrs. Ed Stilla-
April 80, age 50 years. Funeral satur,
day. May 3, at the residence. Stop
G CteeGL SI line; 8 a. m, and at Lutheran
rial Columbus. Ind. Friends invited
Funeral under direction of MOORE a.
KIRK. columbus (Ind) papers please
MARLET'T. MRS. MAMIE Mage Sd. be-
loved wife Of John s. Marlett mother OF
Mahlon W.. Charles S. and Robert E,
M9daTTIett, passed away Thursday. May /.
d2;5O a. m. Funeral Monday. May 5.
23O p. m, ct the residence. 1901 Broad
way. Friends invited. Burial Memorial
PARK Friends may call at residence after
MCINTYRE. BETTY JANE-Age years,
beloved little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence McIntire and granddaughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mcintyre, and Mr..
and Mrs George Ferree, passed away
dence, 81 N, Greedy St. Saturday p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Floral Park ceme-
MURRAY. LILLIAN H-Age II wears, be-
loved wife of Daniel Murray. passed away
Friday May q a. m; Funeral satur-
Central Chapel. Ia46 n. fiii iddsN F PS
invited. Burial Washington Park ceme-
tery.
PHLEDGER. HENRY-Age 81 years. hus-
b band OF Anna Anna Troy Phledger; passed aywav
later. For information friends may call
FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. Ia. 1885.
SCHORNICK, HAZEL WALTER = or
schorndE and md s 9sqVe Of T Mrs 81 Do ao5
Brooking and Martha Walter. departed
this life Wednesday, April 80. age 90
MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 1880
Station St. D. m. Burial Memorial Park
cemetery Friends invited. Friends may
view remains at residence of her aunt.
Mrs. J. E. c. Bell. 2844 Wood ST. until
noon SATURDAY.
SULLIVAN, TIANNAH-Beloved aunt OF
Mrs. M. W. Gordan, died Thursday.
Friends may view the remains at the Fii-
neral Chapel of KIRBY g. OHM. 1901
N. Meridian. Funeral Saturday. May 3.
$3.50 at the chapel. 8 a. m. at st. Philip
Neri church Burial Holy Gross cemetery.
Friends invited
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SLATE IS CIRCULATED
Democratic List is Distributed; Bar
Association Vote Is Marked.

ASSUNIdtIUI FUVo II 4Aad NOU'
A slate purporting to be that Of
the Democratic organization was
circulated today.
Although no individual candidates
are named for important county
posts. the bench or for prosecutor,
the bar associations vote is placed
in black faced numerals after each
name
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MARIETT. MRS. MAMIE Mage Sd. be-
loved wife Of John S. Marlett, mother OF
Mahlon W.. Charles S. and Robert r.
Marlett. passed away Thursday. May /,
1850 a m. Funeral Monday MAY S.
2:30 p. m, at the residence. 1901 Broad
way. Friends invited. Burial Memorial
Park. Friends may call al residence after
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
DEHYDRATION BUILDING EQUIPMENT
SANITARY DISTRICT OF
INDIANAPOLIS
IndianaDOIiS Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis Indiana.
May l, 1890.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners of the
Sanitary District of Indianapolis, at its
office, Room 1903, city hall, Indianapolis,
Indiana, until 10 O'Clock a. m. on May 81,
1880, at which time bids will be publicly
opened and scheduled and awards made
as soon thereafter as practicable, for
furnishing to the Board the following
Items of equipment for use in the Boards
bDehydration Building, at its Sewage
diana (sll blue, prints below referred to
are on file in the Boards office. viz:
Item l. Partition construction, in &C
cordance with description of materials
and assembly. as shown on blue print
Item 2. Gas and yapor ducts. in &C
on blue print No. 1747
with general details as shown on blue
Item 5. siudge piping. in accordance
with general details as shown on blue
print No. 17.7o1-A.
Item 4. Conveying and processing
equipment, in accordance with. descrip-
ton Of operations as shown on blue print
The above items, to 4, include all
erection expense as well as materials.
Item 5. Motors for drier and stoker
drives.
Item 6. Induced draft fan.
Item Z Weighing Larry.
Item 9. COLONIZATION equipment.
Item 9. Storage tanks.
Items 10. Spray system.
Item II. Piping and valves.
For further details bidders shall con-
suit specifications entitled 'Sludge Con-
veying and Processing Equipment" and
blue prints. on file in the office of the
Board. Bidders may consult Charles Il.
Hurd. consulting engineer, 518 North
Delaware street, Indianapolis, indiana,
and c. K. Calvert superintendent Of the
Boards Sewage Disposal Plant at Eagle
Woods. for additional information and
details.
Bids may be made for any one or more
of the above items, but each item shall
be bid on separately.
AS required by statute, each bidder
must file with his bid a non collusion
affidavit and a certified check, payable to
the order of the Board of Sanitary Com
missioners, in an amount not less than
21a per cent of the amount of his bid,
to insure the execution of the contract
for which such bid is made.
The Board reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMITS
SIONERS,
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY 3. ]. T. JEUP, President.
q G. ROSS Vica-PreSident.
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Business Announcements

FEATaERS-Bo Bought solo ano renovatedl
leather mattresses, pillows made to order
2. Burke. 431-433 Mass Ave RI 669Al
BUILDING Contractor, remodeling. re-
roofing brick and cement work: estimatef
free. payments. ERERHART. Oh. 1888
PAINTTNG-h6AKE CCIORs 10 SUIT. s
YEARS EXPERIENCE; REASONABLE
II. u. LINEpkzANs Hi. 50ll5.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION OF EXTENSION OF
POGUE'S RUN INTERCEPTOR FROM
RURAL STREET AT ROWLAND
AVENUE TO DENNY STREET
AT NINETEENTH STREET.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAP-
Oils
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION OF IRVINGTON MAIN
CONNECTING AND INTERCEPT
ING SEWER
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis. Indiana,


Indianapolis. Indiana,
May /. 1890.
Sealed proposals will be received u the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners of the
Sanitary District of Indianapolis, at its
office. Room 1903, City Hall. Indianapolis,
indiana. until 1890 O'Clock A. NJ, on
May 9th, 1880, at which time bids will
be publicly opened and scheduled and
awards made as soon thereafter as prac-
ticable, for the construction of the Irv-
ington Main Connecting and 1ntercepting
Sewer extending from the Pleasant Run
Main Interceptor at Wallace Street to
Arlington Avenue a Dewey Street. in the
City OF Indianapolis, in accordance with
plans and specifications therefor on file
and open to examination at the Office of
said Board.
AS required by statute, each bidder
must file with his bid non collision
affidavit and a certified check payable to
the order OF. the Board of Sanitary Com
m1sstonerS, in an amount not less than
21aZ5 Of the amount Of his bid to
insure the execution of the contract for
which such bid is made.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY B. J. T. JEUP, President.
o. G. ROSS, Vice-President.
NFOODT
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
SALE AND REMOVAL OF OLD
RTTU Dimes


Board Of School Commissioners at its
offices. $50 North Meridian street. In
dianapolis until O'Clock p. m. Tues
day, May 10. 1880. for the sale and
removal as hereinafter specified OF the
following buildings not needed for school
purposes, for not less than its fair cash
value:
One seven-room frame dwelling located
at the west end Of Julian Avenue and
known as No. 1850 Julian Avenue.
This building and the foundation to q
depth Of at least one foot below the
grade line shall be removed from the
premises within thirty 3Ol days from
date Of acceptance Of bid. All rubbish
of any description shall be removed with
out any damage to any other Of the
school property or premises
Each bidder shall submit with his bid
a certified check for the full amount of
his bid The Board reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all bids and,
upon failure Of the successful bidder TO
properly perform his contract within
the time specified, to order the work
done by its own employees and TO retain
any material secured from said houses.
and also to retain the proceeds OF tie
certified check.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION
ERS. CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
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Lost and Found

APRIL 2i-Black fur neckpiece downtown,
College car or 40th st. Wa. 0939-W. Rev.
BLACK Shafer desk pen. downtown. Mon,
Ri. $3.50. SIS Circle Tower. Reward.
DOG-Small. brown and white, toy collie;
very timid last seen 18th and Delaware
SITS. Reward. Ri. 0O34.
FOX TERRIER-Black white. lost, n Dc
Quincy. child's pet. Name Buddy" Re-
ward. Oh. 3477.
LOST-Central Ayce. car. Iady's black
purse containing handbook cash and
valuables. Finder keep cash. return purse,
contents. no quest asked. 10 N. Layman.
L. $500.
LOST-Orange and blue knit tam last
week, in or near Wallace school No 5l.l
L. 10th and Wallace. reward. Call MISS
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MCINTYRE, BETTY JANE-Age years.
beloved little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence McIntire and granddaughter Of
MI. and Mrs. Fred Mcintyre, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Ferree, passed away
Monday lbs a. m. Funeral at late resi-
oence,. q n. Greedy St, Saturday D. m.
Friends invited. Burial Floral Park ceme-
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HANLEY. MARGARET A-Age IL years,
widow of the late Michael Hanley. mother
OF William j. Hanley. Mr.. Thomas S.
Marley, passed away Thursday May /.
Funeral Saturday. May 3. at the resi-
aence OF her daughter. Mrs. Thomas S.
MarEey. 1888 Ruckle ST.. $50 a. m. Serv-
ices at SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral 10
a M. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.