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The Washington times., 1930-04-26
Police Start Hunt
For MiSsiHag Girl

Josephine Emelo, II, 200 block
F. st. N. e., missing from her
home since Wednesday morning,
was the object Of q police search
late yesterday, after friends re-
ported her disappearance.
The young woman is described
as being about S feet 8 inches
tall, weighs about us pounds,
and was wearing a black coat
with a fur collar. She is said to
have black hair and brown eyes.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26
Heavy Seas Greet
Liner LeUiathu1e

LONDON, April rs G.N.SO.
Severe mid-Atlantic storms today
lay in the path Of the United
States liner Leviathan, carrying
the American naval parley dele
gates back home, according to
wireless messages received here.
It is feared the storms will de-
lay the liners progress and pre-
vent her from docking in New
York before Tuesday morning.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26

REPRESENTATIVE RUTH PRATT
THE COLLECTION of 500 volumes presented to
President Hoover by the American Booksellers Asso
citation nucleus of White House Library were
selected by Mrs Nicholas Longworth and Representa-
tive Ruth Pratt. Delivery made yesterday by
Louise Sllcox secretary of the Authors League and
Ellis Meyers, secretary of the booksellers which is
headed BY Arthur Brentano, the publisher.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26
FILlPINOS TO PRAY

The Filipino Catholic Associa-
ton Of America will hold its
Easter service tomorrow morn
ing, at the Gonzaga College
Chapel. Mass will be said by
Father Aniceto Of Woodstock
College and a breakfast will be
served.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26
TUO Hold Up Bank,
Take $4,000 Cash

TONKAWA, Okla. April 26 Il.
NSJ.-Two bandits clad in over.
alls held up the First National
Bank yesterday, threatened two
employees and two customers with
revolvers and escaped with $15,.
600 in currency.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26
THIEF STEALS CLOTHING

A sneak thief forced his way
into a house in the $500 block
r ST., N. W., last night, ran
sacked the rooms of Michael
Heracino and Thomas De Santi,
and stole cash and clothing to-
falling $75.
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or,,rr,., N yGEEs No ,es,

GENERAL ORDER NO. l., 1880.
Passed by the Board of Park Com
diana. ofice Of the Board. city hall.
granted Si By ~ the = Acts Of 1870 Of the Cen
Chapter So. at pages los and .lo7. being
an act authorizing the Board OF PARK
Commissioners in cities OF the nrst class
to make general orders. etc. and approved
july a. 1890. the Board OF Park Com
missioners Of the CITY Of indianapolis az
April. 1880. does hereby make the fol-
BE II RESOLVED. bv the Board of
dianapoiis that It is considered necessary
health. safety. morals and general vel;
anv miniature golf course. Tom Thumo
golf course, putting green. or practice
driving golf course OF any nature, or &c.
of April. 1880. upon or within nye nun
bred l500l feet OF any PARK. PARKWAY OF
OF park commissioners Of the City Of In
dianapolis. either within the corporate
limits Of said CITY. or bevond said limits.
> aud within the area wherein said Board is
granted jurisdiction by the statutes OF
the state Of Indiana. shall be ana Is mere
by specified and declared to be injurious
to the public health. safety. morals ana
IT rs THEREFORE, HEREBY Or
DFRED. bv the Board of Park Commits
sionerS of the CITY of Indianapolis. that
hereafter no miniature golf course. Tom
Thumb golf course. putting green. or prac-
fice driving golf course Of any nature or
description whatsoever. shall be permitted
10 locate or establish upon or within I'VE
hundred $500 feet of any park. park
Vsy or boulevard under the control OF
fbe board az Park Commissioners of the
CIV Of Irdisuapolis either within the
sid limits and within the area wherein
srid Board is granted jurisdiction by the
statutes ~ the State OF Indiana.
k0oI PH @. FNFihRDT.
PAUL F. RATHERT.
Jacket " JOSEPH.
LOGAN c SCHOOL,.
BOARIS or PARK COMMISSIONERS.
C-ftv Of INDIANAPOLIS.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF APPRoPRI-
Trustee OF Decatur School ToWnSh
Marion County, Indiana.
JOHNSON 81 ZECHIEL. Attorneys.


GENERAL ORDER NJ. s. 1891.
Passed by the Board of Park Commits
sioners Of the City Of INDIANAPOLIS, In
diana, Office of the Board. City Hall.
y 9as b snq e 6y of g tn Of fRe n
eral Assembly of the State of Indiana.
Chapter 80 at pages los to 1O1. being an
missioners in cities of the first class to
make general orders. etc. and approved
July p. 1890 the Board Of Park Com
its regular meeting on the 29th day Of
May. $780,, does hereby make the folioW-
'iiN gen GENE d al ORDER NO. 3. 1880.
BE 1T RESOLVED. by, the Board OF
Park Commissioners OF the CITY, OF IN
dianapolis, that It IS considered neS Sefs
public health. safety. morals and general
welfare. that the locating o. estaDnsn-
ing of any cemetery OF any nature or oe-
scription whatsoever, after lois 29th DAY
of Nav. 1890. upon or within hve hun-
dred (5O0l feet of any park, PATHWAY or
boulevard under the control OF the Board
OF Park Commissioners OF the Clty !
Indianapolis. either within tie corporate
limits of said City. or beyond said .inlIS,
and within the area wherein said Board is
the State Of Indiana. shall be and is
hereby specified and declared to be IN
furious to the public health. safety. morals
an II is TTlHIEREFoRE HEREBY ORDERED
by the Board of Park Commissioners OIL
the Citv of Indianapolis. that hereafter
Whatsoever shall be permitted to locate or
establish upon or within five hundred
boulevard under the control of the Board
OF Park Commissioners of the City Of
indianapolis either within the corporate
limits OF said City. or beyond said limits
and within the area wherein said Board IS
granted jurisdiction by the statutes OF
the State of Indiana.
ADOLpH G. EMHARDT.
jacket w. JOSEPH.
PAUL. E RATHERT.
LOGAN c. SCHOLL. =. -
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
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GENERAL, ORDER NO. ?. 1880.
Passed by the Board of Park Commits
s sna on II 'it Of ths Beard. city Hall
Under and by virtue OF the autnorlty
granted by the Acts of 1920, OF the Cen
eral Assembly of the State of indiana,
an act authorizing the Board Of Park
Commissioners IN cities of the f1rst class
to make general orders, etc, ana ap
Commissioners of the City OF Indian
apohs at It's regular meeting on the
29th day of May. 1880. does hereby make
INC GENERAL ORDER NO. 2. 1880
BE IT RESOLVED, by the. Board OF
Park Commissioners OF the City OF ind1-
necessary by the Board in order to pro-
mote public health. safety, morals ana
general welfare. that the burial OF bodles,
locating of graves. construction OF build
ings or structures Of any kind in GENE.
teries outside the limits of the City Of
Indianapolis which are now established.
within FIVE hundred t500l feet of any
park. parkway or boulevard under the
control of the Board of Park Commis-
be and is hereby specified and declared
to be injurious TO the PUBLIC health.
safety, morals and general welfare. -,
pEF ni5.N BY f the Board Of Park Commits
sioners of the City of Indianapolis that
hereafter no bodies shall be buried, no
graves located, nor any bullding or Struc.
fure OF any kind be erected or allowed
in cemeteries outside the limits Of the
City OF indianapolis which are now
established or which may hereafter be
legally established, within five hundred
(50Ol feet of any park, parkway or
boulevard under the Jurisdiction Of the
Board Of Park Commissioners OF the
CITY of indianapolis. and said Board
hereby orders an such structures and
graves ahated. abolished and permanent
~ removed and prohibited.
AUOLPH G. EMHAROT
jacket w. JOSEPH
PAUL E. RATHERT
LOGAN c. SCHOLL
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
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Death Notices


cOSSEI, ANDREW Gage u years. be-
loved husband OF Elizabeth CoSSei. lalneg
OF Bert. Charles. Edith. Esther. MS Carl
Tones and Mrs. FLOYD Marklev Of DAYTON.
o. passed awav SATURDAY.. June Z. Fu-
neral tuesday June 10. at D. m. 81 the
residence. 1913 W. Vermont St. inter-
nent Mt Jackson cemetery. Friends IN
vited. -
FsSFY. WILLIAM J.-Beioved husband Of
Narv Adams Fasey ard father OF Mary
Taxev ana Mrs Anna McCartv. died sun
das. June 3, a. m Funeral at the late
residence S2t7 School ST. Wednesday.
Juno IL $50 a. m Services 81. francis
ce sales Chnrch 9 y n. Friends invited.
Lux. FRANK-Beloved father OF Mary
Catherine and brother Of Mat. John.
Nicholas T.. Tony Peter and Edward Lax
End Mrs. Elizaceta Ruunbhe.fn. departed
this life FRIDAY. June 8. Services Tues
cey, june 10. Al the residence: 5so {. sd
ST. $50 a. m: 81 Joan 81 arc Cngrcn-
q g. M. Burial HOLY Cross cemetery.
Friends Invited. Flneral under direction
OF MOC%z & KIRK.
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Death Notices

MIKLovIC. IGNACE-Aee So years. beloved
husband OF Elizabeth Aikiovic and father
Of Louise and Dorothy May. passed awaay
Washington ST. Funeral Tuesday, June
10. 7.30 e n, at FINN BROS. FUNERAL
HOME. ie29 " Meridian st. Services st.
Johns Church. 3 a. m. Burial Holy cross
cemetery. Friends may call al the funeral
home any time
oHLEYER. JOHN G.-Age 70 years; died
Sunday. ] p. M husband OF Catherine
John Z. ard Helen ohleyer.. the Rev. Leo
Ohleyer, o. =. M d. D. Of quincy. III;
sister N. clotilda. Sister NJ. Margaret;
Peoria. III. Funeral at late home. S2lf
Z. Garfield drive. Wednesday. Z. 80 a.. M
Sacred Heart church a. m b, BgriS ,-IsS nv
Der Of st. Francis Aid Society and knights
OF Columbus. please omit foxers.l -
OSTERMEYER. CHRISTINA MARIE. =
meyer. fell asleep sunday evening: 6:3O
o'clock. at her residence. ila w kansas
St. age IS years Funeral WEDNESDAY;
the St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran church,
McCarty and New Jersey StS. Internient
ConcoLdIia ia, cemetery, IN charge o. MA
sEARCY, LILLIAN CHRIsTENA-Be Beloved
wife Of Robert T. Searcy. mother Of
Robert Kinnick and Roberta SeaTcy. step
mother Of William and Dalsy SeSiISy:
daughter OF Christian -irkhod and sister
of Mabel Einnick. passed away at ner
home Hervey St. and Churehman Ave.
SUNDAY, June 9. Funeral dlesoayr;, =, S III,
church Friends invited. Burial Greco
wood cemetery.
SNTDER- SARAH ELIZABETH-Be Beloved
wife OF Oliver ". Snider. ana motneT OF
Nellie Sprague. grandmother Of Elizabetn
and Newton Sprsgue. departed TINS NE
Sunday. June G. at residence. 2232 Lang
ley ave- Funeral nnties , la5eT. F PTp Igr s
FUNERAL HOME.
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Lots for Sale

FOR sALE-Large. vacant lot. 5Ox25O; ex-
cellent soil: right near Washington St.,
on old Rockville road: ten minutes walk
of city cer line Call owner. william
r. Griffith. Telephone On. 4o93.
CLEAR LOT-South. 50xI40: less than half
price, first s275 takes it. Ia. GAIL.
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Real Estate Wanted

We will use your clear lot
or any equities you may have
in Florida, California, Michi-
gan or Indiana. Building lots,
residence lots, cemetery lots,
resort lots, acreage or farm
lands. If you want to dispose
of any of your holdings any
where, turn it over to us. Give
full particulars for quick ac-
ton. Address Box BLOC The
Times.
Real Estate and Rentals.
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Doubles and Investments

hardwood floors. laundry etc. Built-iu
features. offered as investment. Ii.
2179 Ia 0409
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Legal Notices
LBoAh EoTIgE Or. O. P g6sI.2rI HE6Era

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. l0l50.
In the natter Of the petition Of the
City OF Angola. indiana, for authority 70
increase water rates. tolls and charges,
Notice is hereby given that the PUBLIC
Service Commission Of Indiana viii con-
Duct public hearing IN the above entitled
cause in the rooms OF the Commission -
Indianapolis Indiana. az 10 O'Clock a. n
on Monday. June %. 1890.
public PARTICIPATION IN this hearing IS
re1uested bv the Commission. -
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
BY J. W. McCARDLE, Chairman.
IndiauaDolif. Indiana.
Tttrn
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South

1886 NAOMI ST.
3 rooms. pantry. inside plumbing cleo
tricity. gas paved street: $50 down.
RI. 2509. w. j. FOX. HU. 1le2.
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WASH. E.. 1518-APT. F., DESIRABLE 5
ROOMS. 2 PORCHES.
apt; heat. light, gas. water and ice fur;
$33 $50. Apply Apt |. THE GRANT.
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
in the city north of washington ST.; let
us help YOU find one. positively no extra
commission and no obligations: we
usually furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Cali
Ri. 1871 day and night service.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfinished apartments
in ten locations. SATISFIED TENANTS
H. H. WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trust Bldg. Ii. 1891.
1900 NORTH-3 rooms. kitchenette. bath.
mod. apt. porch, reasonable. HUI. 1888.
JUST finished beautiful 4-room apartment;
kitchen complete 814 E. 18th St. Ri. 2O26.
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June 2, 1890.
NOTICE.
George Rogers Clark Sesquicentennial
Commission. Office OF the Architects. Ben
nett. Parsons d Frost 90 East Jackson
Boulevard. Chicago. June I. 1880. SEALED
BIDS viii be opened IN this cnlce az unsiI
2 p. NJ. standard time July 8. 1880. for
the construction Of concrete river Hail
about 1000 feet long ana q ieet nlBn'
along the wabash River at Eincennes.
Indiana. Drawings and specincatlons. not
exceeding two sets may be obtained az
this Office IN the discretion Of tne
provided deposit is made Of SS-OO ioI
c. 3. COLEMAN.
Secretary Of the Commission.
LEC5AI NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. losl-M No.. -
IN the matter q the appncaIen OF
certificates of public convenience and
neceBstt5 to operate motor vehiyles for
property from French Lick TO Mitchell.
Indiana serving intermediate points.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission OF Indiana VIII con- con,
duct public hearing in the above. entitled
cause in the rooms of the Commission At
Indtanapolis. Indiana. at 100 O'Clock
D. II. on Thursday, June 10. 1890.
Public participation in this hearing is
rea4g,s1,eydl By tne GemIl5IS,lsoqns or
INDIANA
By J. W. MccARDLE. Chairman.
Indianapolis. 1lQlaud.
June z. 1880.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS or APPRoPRI-
ALTON OF MONEY
III THE MATTER OF DETERMINING
WHETHER OR NOT TO APPR0PRsILA.TIE
MONEY IN DECATUR TOWNSHIP. MAI
ION COUNTY. INDIANA. FOR The
PURPOSE OF PAYING FOR THE m
STALLATION OF A BOILER AND HEAT
ING APPARATUS IN SCHOOL NUMBER
FOUR AND FOR REPAIR WORK UPON
THE SCHOOL BUILDING.
Notice is hereby given to the taxpeyers
OF Decatur Township that the Advisory
Board Of said township will meet at the
Office OF the township trustee. upon Sat
urday. July 5. 1880. at 1890 o'clock a. m;
to determine whether or not there shaiI
be appropriated the sum Of Sl,7e5.l6 with
which to pay for the installation OF a
new boiler and repair of the heating
plant as well as other repairs upon the
school building at West Newton. school
district number four of said township.
said appropriation to be made from cur
rent funds which are to be available from
the present tax levy OF the township.
Dated June 2. 1890. -
BERT F. TTiAGER,
Trustee of Decatur School township.
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West

NO DOWN PAYMENT
GLENNVIEW AVE- rms; splendid
construction. furnace cemented basement,
electric pump. etc.
Both close TO Lyndhurst Or.
L. 1869 WHY PAY RENT? TIA. 4702.
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Poultry and Supplies

BABY CHICKs-S1O per hundred; assorted,
So: baby turkeys $50; ducklings $18: 1
to weeks brooder chicks. 12c to zoe;
Listen in over WFBM every Friday at
1925 and hear Mrs Boyer's chicken
talks. BOYER'S HATCHERY. Indian
apolis. Ind. "a N. Delaware. Ri. 5470.
YOUNG WHITE PEKN DUCKS-20c lh.
for sale. Be. 1858 R-3.
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ASOAtt AAOACCA~CPutSS ASOOAtO
ALABAMA. N. l221-2 rms. water in
kitchen; So; also l at $3.50. Meals opt.
ALABAMA, N 52s. APT. 5-Attracti7eiy
furnished coy 2 rm. apt. s..
ALA. N. 949-2 large cool newly furn:;
running water; private entrance. Ri. 3270.
ASHLAND. I645-Dandy 'front.' 2-rm. apt.
turn. near bath. He. $3.50.
ASHLAND, 1852 rms. mod; hsekping.,
range, sink. private emit, connects bath.
BLOYD. 204I-s furnished housekeeping
BROADWAY. 1928 front rms, PRIV.
bath: overstuffed, hot water. garage; $40.
BROADWAY. ilS4-Clean, cool. lower;
kitchen complete: 2 beds: $40.
CAPITOL. n. s35-S and rms, accomo-
CENTRAL. 1456-LarEe, airy. mod; room:
small kitchen; reasonable. Ri 4749.
COLLEGE. 1322-Modern rms; pleasant
location; private nome. RI zoos.
CONGRESS. 724-2-rm. modern apt. new
y decorated; near car. Gus. everything
furnished. Ha. 3717-M.
DELAWARE, N, S3o-Large, cool nm; hot
water: everything furn.. $3.50. Ii. 4705.
EAST, N, 909-3 connecting light house
keeping rms: modern. RI. z7I6
EAST. N, 7l4--S.rm. apt sink: private
entrance; modern home. u. S9l2.
HANNA. i2ls-s or mod, unturn. rms.
HARLAN, l1l7-4 rms, modern; large yard
for children. DR.. 1882.
ILLINOIS, n. 2339-l. 2, 3-rm.. pri. apis;
everything furn.; SIS. $3.50 wk. Ia. 7llo.
ILLINOIS n. 5il-Apartrnents and sleep
ing rooms: private entrance. RI. 1l53.
Ill. N. 244I-Large airy front rn.. with
kitchenette: nice home. Reas. ia. 2853-R.
ILLINOIS, N. s3s-Front rms. first floor.
IS. Children welcome. Ri. 22S7.
MERIDIAN, s.. a024iz-Two 2-rni- apis.
everything furnished, Reasonable.
MERIDIAN. s.. 1862 rms. lst. floor:
next bath DR.. z234-W.
NEW JERSEY n I34-Good clean house
keeping rcors. Ri 4l45.
NEW JERSEY. n. z18-Mocern. clean.
comfortable. everything furnisheds 81.
NOWLANT. 1872 furnished rms. near
car line: reasonable. CHI i0l4-R.
OHIO. e 5f0-2 front rms. SAID week:
RANDOLPH. n. 7Ss2 anfurn., redeco-
rated rms; adnlts, S. uk. Utilities.
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Help Wanted Female

WOMAN-Not over IS. understands cook
ing to assist with housework, small fam
lily; STAY nights. 1915 Washington Blvd'
Lin. 1912.
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Room for Rent With Board
Room and Board Wanted
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

WANTED-Sick or convalescent patients
in nurses home Ia 22G3
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Wanted to Rent
East
EdSt
For Colored

SIS down. $3.50 month buys rooms
modern. on paved street. close in near W.
Michigan.
BROOKVILLE ROAD, 5431-New 5-room
modern bungalow: built-in cabinets; no
Barrett: $3.50: terms 5000 cash; s35 per
month. owner, Ia. 1893.
DENNY, N. 2731-4-room bungalow; bar
gain CHI 1856
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! THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :
Houses for Rent
Business Places for Rent

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE and fine sto-ercom.
34th and Illinois opposite Ritz Theater.
1923 N. Illinois st.
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Pets
Live Stock

FOR SALE
GARDEN TRACTOR. BE. 4479.
ONE HORSE AND WAGON
1888 Spann Ave. VIM. BRAY. DR.. 7937-R.
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Help Wanted Male

AN opportunity exists to connect with the
worlds largest direct selling made to
measure. clothing house. with service
branch in this city. Can or write n. u
Frost manager 40 West Ohio st.
WANTED-SaIesmen See demonstration.
54 Monument Circle. RIM. BOIL. all day.
HANDY MAN FOR LIGHT WORK.
1882 Brook St.
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Apartments for Rent

TOT ALABAMA. M rms. mod apt:
bedrms beat. water gas. lights; $45.
ASHLAND. 1721-4 rooms bath. heat.
light. gas. water. gar. furnished; $3.50.
BELLEFONTAINE. 2315-3 rooms and bath:
recently redecorated: lower apartment
heat. water and garage. DR.. 5108.
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Painting and Papering

PAPER HANGING
Interior. painting. WAITER. ne. z56z.
PAPER HANGING-20c a roll, good work
white. reliable. Thompson. II. 1880.
PAINTING-Interior or exterior. We use
paint that win wash and last. Be. 2462-M.
white: rugs protected. u. s3I5.
PAPER HANGERS
p. HENGKR & SONS. DR. .lgzz.
PAINTING-Auto; house: kitchen: paper
clean. 81; guar work. MARTIN. On. 3z9I.
Storage and Transfer
LocAl AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-ptoof storage house. Store now. pay
months later. No charge for hauling
In. New trucks. Experiences men.
PARTbCW-JENKNS MOTOR CAh ~.
4l9 z. MatKet. - II. II29.
LOCAL anc overland healing; packing ano
shipping On household goods. OTTO ,.
SUEGZ, RI $751; Ri 1928. Kites. On
1879. Oh. 1e99-W.
J. II. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE;
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND = 70 or
from Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit. Cleve-
land or Their cities. DR.. 301l or ri. 4z62
BPITTON TRANSFER Moving $3.50 load
large trucks. responsible men Or 1915
MOVTNG-s3 so load & up: lrge. trks.; city
or oyerld: exp. Williams Trans. II. VISA
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER Copies
reasonable Cal at al times Ia. sI4l,
PARSON Transfer: cheapesJ. dependable
serv. in citv. 20 N. Richland. Be. 50Il-W
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Radio and Equipment

WE sell and service all makes radios
Easy terms Aerials. 81. Fournace
Hardware Co Ii 1891
RADIO SERVICE-On any make radio:
Power pack repairing a speciality. EAST
END RADIO. Oh. 4033.
CROSLEY RADIO-Band Box model with
a s35 Peerless speaker. sacrificing at $40;
excellent condition. Wa. 1925.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-11-07
Grange Meeting.

Pomona Grange. comprising the Patuxent
GRANGE of Howard county and the Olney'
Germantown and Burtonsvile Oranges OF
this county, held an all-day meeting at
Sandy Spring on Thursday Of last week.
which was attended by a large number
of the members Of the four organizations
and others. 1t was conducted by the
master, J. W. Lord. Of Howard county,
The drought and its effect upon aerlcul-
ture was given prominent consideration
and committee. composed of the masters
of the four constituent oranges. was named
TO cooperate with the county drought
committee in its efforts to provide relief.
Plans for entertaining the Maryland State
GRANGE at its annual meeting to be held at
Silver Spring early in December. with the
oranges of this county and Howard county
hosts. were perfected and changes in the
constitution of the State Grange so as
to make it conform to the constitution Of
the National Grange was Endorsed.
The meeting was featured by addresses
by F. B. Trenk. of the University OF Mary
land. who discussed THE Mechanical
Aee;" Miss Margaret Ansell. Red Cross
nutrition expert, who is engaged in nutrition
work in this county under the auspices Oh
the county Red Cross Chapter. who told oil
her work and the winter plans in connec-
ton Herewith; Otto W. Anderson. county
agricultural agent, and others.
A fine luncheon was served.