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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
Musical instruments

APOLLO PLAYER-OAK
Practically new: $l25. Ia 1877.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Room for Rent With Board


CHILDREN TO BoARD-Modern home
606 Somerset ave. Be. 1853
2 LADIES-To share home; good meals;
modern. Oh. 2547-J
ROOM AND BOARD-Employed people;
private. modern home. HUI. 1872.
CELDREN-Room and board mothers
care; reasonable. Oh. 1894.
GIRLIs and g; mothers care. 164
SMALL CHILD-Room and board. Mothers
love and care. Dr.. 6132-R.
HOME for worthy working woman; will
care for baby. Ri. 1908.
CHLDREN-School age; close 70 school;
good care. 8i3 N. Alabama. Ri. 50l6.
IN APARTMENT. NORTH-Good heat;
reasonable; for 2 Catholic girls. Ii. 1885,
RM BOARD-Laundry man. or couple. who
appreciate a home. II. A1T6-W
COUPLE TO SHARE modern home with
lone lady. Reasonable. Ii. 4807.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs
TOPS AND BODIES

repaired and repainted; made like. new;
decayed tops and wreck Jobs our speciality.
SWISSHELM g. SON.
544 E. Washington St RI. 7740:
BEECH GROVE GARAGE. w. Oyerman
prop. gen. rep. Olds cylinder regrinding.
gas. oil. access. towing service and
Wrecker open day ana mite. 602 Nam
St.. Beech Grove, B. G. 1876.
GENERAL Auto Repair Cor. NJ Mott,
prop; russo brake service, all cars, all
makes: general reoafr work. 2942 North
western. Ia. 0709.
MOCK'S GARAGE Frank L. Mock, Prop.
general repairs. towing. wrecking Eerv..
gas. oil, accessories. Open day and night.
1902 E. New York. Ir. 4i73.
TONY DAN GARAGE-We are experts in
all lines. general repairing. car washing.
greasing. wrecking ana storage. Open daY
{: mite. Pmpt serv. 451 W. Wash. Ri. 0628.
UNITED TOW SERVICE-Jimmy Cardella
Prop; wrecking scrv. and rep. any kind.
long dist. towing. 928 N. Penn Ii. OTIS.
JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO. WIZ
repair or make new tops and curtains for
YOUR car. 202 Kentucky Ave.
CAPITOL GARAGE-Storaqe. gen. repairs.
washing gres sing. gas, oils. Day. Mite
service. Marvland and Senate. Ii. 0470.
GENERAL repairing al make cars. Prices.
reasonable 1927 N Illir dis. Ta. 2707.
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Storage and Transfer

RIPPLE TRANSFERRED. feed: gen. haul
Ing. RODOCKER. sal =. esth. Wa. Ass.
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Painting and Papering

MCCOY BROS
Interior cleaners, painting. gen. house
cleaning painted walls washed. resuEfac'e
Of hardwd. floors. paper clean'g. DR.. 1889
Paper Haneing-New Samples
CT 2Oo4 Frank Jackson. IR. 241;
pa II CLEANLINESS room. wall tintin7
rem sa.ag JOS. c. SELL. RI $500
PAPER HANGING PLASTER PATCHING
CLEANING. PAINTING. CHI 2o54.
We SPECIALIZE IN REMOVING WALL
PAPER BY STEAM. CH. 6393.
INTERIOR-Decoratin BY experts. We
are fully equipped for any lob. ia. 29S8.
PAPER CLEANING-Paint washing. deco
rating; floor sanding. Jones. Oh. 0S7e
PAPER CLEANED-75c ROOM, WORK
GUAR ANTEED SCANLON. RI. 1908.
PAPER HANGING-Painting and remodel
ing. J c FENDEL. CT. h2l7
p.PFR HaNGINC-And Gecorst ting re-
iced p-ices good wo-k: r. Oh. 1884
FsPTP HANGING
v-otk guar. c. Gilli,and Or. 2747
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Barter and Swap

MAJESTIC RADIO-Trade for cheap lot
or equity Mr. Morgan. Ia 1921.
LOT North: sac: take radio or Frigid' re:
pa-t paid. balance easy terms. Hu. 1851.
MOVING PICTURE MACH-Reels. trade
trsdio or what have YOU. S31 S. Missouri.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
Urges Use of Ballot

Richardson said, "the Negroes
greatest weapon is the ballot and
the right to vote and that he should
use this privilege wisely in selecting
men to Office in city and state gov
eminent"
The address forms a link in vigorous
campaign being waged by Negro leaders to
find Jobs for thousands Of Negroes out Of
work for various causes.
F. B. Ransom. manager Of the Nine. c.
J. Walker Company heads group en-
gagged in finding employment in stores sup
ported mainly by Negro trade.
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business Opportunities

FOR SkIE-FILLING STATION AND
GARAGE. GROCERY AND CONNECTION
cry, WITH 5 LIVING ROOMS ON STATE
ROAD 20 II BRIDGEPORT, BY OWNER
BE 2RSn PING
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Special Notices

Specializing In digestive trouble.
32l7 Z. 18TH St CHI 1875
PERMANENT and temporary home for in
DeoDle. 1927 n. Delaware. RI. 1923
WANT to adopt girl between age and
years. l64 Pleasant Run Blvd. Dr. 1889.
$4,000 INSURANCE POLICY FOR $500.
FOR INFORMATION CALL IL. 1862.
PERFECTION SWEDISH MASSAGE.
Res. calls only; 0ny hr. Wa. 2s03-R.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
CRIDIRON STAR
ASKS 100000

DALLAS. Dee E-1-Ee<oz
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III q cg--- hSz--y be-c-s D1Er1rt
Judge Prank P CliEE-. II Q. Tar
rzn- county. grDE11E or CT divorce
proceedings involving L-Iher c
T1-uzn and his wife. Be-Ti TE-
nzz Ezso-E petition %ezed thai
statements s1--Ic--s1 70 hin during
the course OF fhs Fort Worth cont
hsz-InZ we're obtained under GursSs
and that publication q such state
nsn-s II newspapers II FDr Worth
and Dallas had damaged him Act-
uaI damages O. $4,000 EEre asked
Elzh exemplary damages y q Ike
sun
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Hidalgo Election
Returns Still Out

AUSTIN. Dec I3-4-E1daIEo
and thirty other counties had fail
ed I'D TO noon today 20 file returns
n constitutional amendments aS
provided by Law. according % rec
o-os OF the secretary OF safe
The state csnvzssing hoard ELl
meet Monday 10 canvass the returns
on the amendments and on me
general election OF November a
AZ Least eight o. the counties
whose returns are missing contain
good size cities These are EzS-lzn1
county. Ezstlsndt Ranger and Cls-
CO. Ellis county WzXzhzch1e. Falls
county Marin; Gregz county Long
View: Navarro county. C0-Scznz-
Nolan county. SEsstEaters UTzke
county. Uvssce-
Other counties Ebo5e reports ~E-e
missing included Calhoun, Cara
Gray. Hartley. HOPKINS E1-chtr-
son. Madison. Mason MzTe-lcE
Mitchell Pzrne-. Robertson Rock
val S~chlecher- NcCu-T- S1el5y-
Terrell. Titus UrShT. Van Zzrcr.
Ward and Young
The corr-seS have until midnight
Monday TO file the re-r-rx- NJ
Jane = NcCz--1 secretary C
safe said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Rally
Call Issued

This cal s to every one II Brownsville Read and ac- TIE
Brownsville Herald today fnzEguzteS the Good Fellows club Tbs
IS . club for rs members to zee that many EddiesL who otherv1se
would not have Santa Claus visit them get a few toys and goodies
Here IS the plan.
II there Dc parents N BROWNSVILLE Who know 4 vii Be impossible
for Santa Claus u bring their children gifts write The BrOznSvLe
Herald. @ d better way. have the child write q letter to Santa Claus
telling what he would Ike Address the Letter 10 The B-ozusTI-e
Herald The Herald VII attempt to zEt sone one 70 play Santa CLzus
fE that child
Ard even more important As these letters - received the Szu-s
CaG editor VII keep the public informed and individual volunteers
70 pay Santa Cans 70 that child VII % asked Tie IDEA & Tot -
n1ra 70 Go % With food and the Ike for ire family. tut toys and
Other small gifts 50 dear 70 the hearts Of ts kids
One person with oe dollar can hrg Ec-56s q o. 20 xhzs u-un-
ts 70 be = 6srk h1n< Oh Christmas cay Just & / . known 70 Trr
Herald thzr you 81 wiling &c pay Ssr-z Czux 20 oe child O. ce
family and = Litter I'LL R given y01 E1 can Inses-zz-e re Ecr-hl-
nez O. The cs yourself. and z- 6 yu see fl
Mans q the Good FeL0S I'll = published uL=x r. rTszsd
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fox rz-zz-5cZ. b- n are Invited
- r-e = S1G1 DeSpn1ceE- ElhEr- wT-e-R have rC-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
L on hi WIRES

NEW YORK-Wiz- viii 7 give
for Christrnas2 Mayor walker has
al answer Give q job says q pro
clamation Of lis
EALTIMORE-Lembers o. the
Baltimore builders have agreed to
accept contracts for this winter 81
cost
ORNOSD. Forl6s@Oh- the thrill
q Z good crsveI John d Rockefel-
ler stepped 70 the first tee and hi
one down -he middle Is yards Z
vas coed for him though half OF
less O. wha- Emperor Jones would
Go Jotn D. forthwith passed 0ut %
cents II shiny dimes. ore zp.sce %
eTexybo6y around
MOSTREAL-C16e- ccnSo--. the
steamship Cabot Tozer. laden with
rhixkey ard hzy Is making so< G.
Pierre = Frerzh island whence
GENES Suzd-y ecE-rzEar6 q the u
s The corS0<r business cc-S.S-S o.
rEx1 E~e-5-eske-S- The steamship =
f&s- cf the season 20 clear the
pc<r C Montreal
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F-Eon- C O. the general. Is n
tte Caterpillar cub HIS pane we1-
xpzn-n< 1010 feet above the hay arr
- pzrzchrred TO Ia water. beng
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Death CLAIMS
CATTLE BARON
OF OLD West
Veteran Builder Of
Plains Country
Passes On

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
DRIVE OPENS
Brownsville Teams Take
Street Tomorrow

ws-h The Better Business Bureau
opening is 1azpz-El - E7oE-s-
vie Mcn6zF. Z EzS sid S2t--11T
night that this 6rve Tor u central
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
POLICE CHECK
CANVASSER OF
FUND IN CITY
For Needy L.
Gathered Without
Credentials

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Engineers Elect
Officers For 1881

aS-%C4A 70 Inc Herald
SAN BESTTO. DEE I3-Ths Low
e RIO Grznce Valley Engineers club
met Saturday night at the Stone
val Jackson hotei. and 1881 officers
Ee-e elected these consisting Of B.
3 Brsr- Harrington president; A
B Weaver. San Benito. v1ce-preS-
ident and j. z Goddard. Harrington.
secre-ary-treaSurer.
Frank Robertson San Bsnito, Is
the retiring president
The club mas been IN existence for
one year eNSc-ly. the meeting Sztur-
ozy night marking The close o. the
year
Dr. r. c. Ssmn delivered a talk
on geolc- during the meeting. and
MIS- James Ward sang several
songs. accompanied on the piano
o. Mrs r W Colme-T-
approximately IS Valley engineers
anc their wives were present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Brady Banquet Ends
In Death of One

BEADY. De- III &----
given " The B-aEv Municipal "a
-e- z-d light TEz tC- Is e.
Pores e-1d Il TRAGEDY -C-5Zr-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Brownsville Airmail
Service Is Switched

PzSse1zs- S-TEe cz nal pzres
operated u TIE TEXAS Ar Trans
part Co G- q B-cE-E--s I'll 5e
EE--E-s6 = -he 1Sz- s---e. =
mas z-1C--oe6 u c. 2 Smith.
we president Sz-Ecz--
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Tie oE se-T3oe Is ire rES--- C
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service Ven cabin p-z1eS are n0z
beng aEsela-ed 70 5e used O tie
u-S
SC1-he-1 Air TRANSPORT S-zid
al D. discontinued TIE passenger
service =1.cn Z has c1e-z-ed or
q B-0z-ST1-e having been taken
over b. Texas Air Transport
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Grandmother Aids Shepard
Relative Of Dead Wife Claims Granddaughter
Drank and Was Woman Of Moods

KANSAS CITY Ezs- De- s-FA tEa rE@=Er E SIR Lm4na
Shepard. f- whose alleged ponn Elcr Mao Care A. sF@6 N
on trial IA federal ooIT- came 70 rs cEleI& tolaT
Mrs zaara Fl Curtis q Los Angsies U-EEa--u-1 Ean-mrla- I
the army medical oflrers second EEe VINO cRd at Fr Rh-. H. EMH
5. lsz2. testified q support q The defele contention Eat MEl EAf-
ard drank Eqg0r excessively and hz1 eKETsE@1 : Eh W b 111
With the testimony az EK Curtis. the first cele1e EamEA #ate-
atno-neEs ban % aeEe.aa $780, o. a-aa. r a-nA----- M -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Editor Dies

MEMPHIS. Tenn Dee i5-P-
John j. ESeTt. 81. 4 member o.
the editorial staff OF the Memphis
Press Scimitzr. died OF a heart at
tack a. his home here today Be-
fore coming 70 Memphis Il years
ago Mr.. ESert TzS employed By
newspapers II View Orleans and
several cities IN Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Bath Houses Open
At Valley Beach

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14

ans Stretching things a lite. Tex
as might eFsn claim L1pe TeleZ
ETsc1ous neyCanz. who Vas edz-
Gated II a San Antonio convent
Nct O. the girls are no az al
baShful IN telling the world thai
they are from the Longhc-n state
They might claim they we're born
CONTINUED on Page Tezb
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
.istrial Declared
In Liquor Hearing

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla Dec
I3-P-A nis--ial xzs declared
late today IN the federal court case
Of ?. Y. Ruch- TII-nzn county
prosecutor charged with conspiracy
against the dry laES Two CO
defendants we're acquitted and
three convicted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Valley Furnishes Three OF
Many Texas Screen Players
Women of State Far Surpass Men In Ability
To Break Into Movieland As Well
As In Handsome Faces
RT Hal EISTAGE

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Probation After Death" was the
subject of the lesson-sermon on
Sunday, April 81, 1880, in all Church.
es of Christ, Scientist.
Gold text: Follow peace with all
men, and holiness, without which no
man shall see the Lord" (Hebrews
12:14.
Among the citations which com
prlsed the lessOn-sermon was e
following from the Bible: "He that
IS unjust, let him be unjust still: and
he which is filthy, let him be filthy
still: and he that is righteous, let
him be righteous still: and he that
IS holy, let him be holy still.
And, behold, 1 come quickly: and
my reward is with me, to give every
man according as his work shall
be-" (ReV 22:11-13).
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the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: 1--WE
know that all will be changed in
the twinkling of an eye,' when the
last trump shall sound but this last
call of wisdom cannot come till NOR
tails have already yielded to each
lesser call in the growth of Christian
character. Mortals need not fancy
that belief in the experience OF
death will awaken them to glorified
being. Universal salvation rests on
and probation, and is
without them" (p-
29D.
Milford chronicle., 1930-05-02

to several places in person. The val
ue of these official courtesies was
appreciated later when we were ad-
mitted not only to both Houses of
Congress while they were in ses-
sion, but also the Supreme Court of
the United States as well as all the
rooms of the White House and the
closed part of the Bureau of Print
ing and Engraving; while other
schools which tried to follow us and
earnestly entreated to enter with us
were politely but sternly turned
away because they had not secured
letters from the proper government
authorities.
In addition to the Capitol, the
White House, and the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving, we visited
Union Station, the Post Office Build
ing, Washington Monument, Lincoln
Memorial, Congressional Library,
National Museum, Smithsonian In
stitute, Pan American Union, Mt.
Vernon, Arlington National Gene
terry, Franciscan Monastery, Japan
ese cherry trees, several theatres
and many other places of interest.
After spending three days of well
planned sight seeing, we returned
home feeling that the time was we'll
spent and rejoicing that the conduct
of both schools was a nature that
brought forth the highest praise
from Mr.. Bennett, who had done so
much to make the trip a success.
The roster of the two schools fol-
lows Frankford-Mrs.H Horace Hick-
man, Matte Walter, Lettie Camp
bell, Edna West, Bertha Hudson,
Harvey Tingle and Casper Kollock.
Millsboro-J. M. Bennett, Mae AXE,
Beatrice Baker, Mary Donaway, Ba-
rie Gray, Ruth Lawson, Flossie
Moore, Pauline White, Howard Has
tings, Jack Messick, Harry Moore,
John Collins, Lucient Lenhart,
Woodrow Sturgis and Preston West.
When the Millsboro public school
made it known that it was ready to
install radio each local dealer was
generous enough to offer the school
his commission. Therefore in order