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The Indianapolis times., 1930-03-21
NEGRO CLUB TO
PRESENT NOTED
WOMAN SINGER
Helen w. Ferguson, Xenia
(0) Teacher, viii Give
Recital Tonight.

Miss Helen Wheeler Ferguson.
Xenia, o., singer of national repu-
alton and teacher Of languages in
Xenia high school, will appear in a
recital of songs and readings to-
night at the Woman's Club home
034 North Capitol avenue.
The affair, directed by Mrs. Lii
ian Jones Brown. is the semi-climaX
f the seasons social affairs of the
Jegro group, and is expected to at
ract a large audience.
Proceeds are to aid the scholar
nip fund Of the Woman's Council
which Mrs Fannye NJ. Perkins Is
PRESIDENT.
Miss Ferguson has studied in the
chooIs Of France and was a head
iner on the program Of the Ma
.onal Negro Musicians convention
ere in 1925. Her selections tonight
re to include June VIII Come
gain" Thompson; "Obstination,"
y Fontenailles. and i Would
weave a Song for You" OHara.
Hostesses are Named
HostesSes for the recital are to be
Irs. Rebecca Stitts, Mrs. Blanche
rossen, Mrs. Jessie Johnson. Mrs.
usie Victor and Miss Anna Porter.
st. Monica's Guud Of St. Philips Epis-
pal church invites the public TO the
nual musical tea Sunday 81 o. m. IN
alker Casino. Those TO be presented
2 Miss Sydonia G. Byrd. Miss Mary
.-zabeth Barber pianist. Mrs. Marie
lrdner watkins. Leonard Franklin. Weir
uart Jr.. and the Y NJ. c. A. quartet.
imposed Of Wallace Wolfolk. George
binson Jr.. Charles Samuels and
arence Hicks. Accompanies win be
3. Clara Kirk Hill. Mrs. Lillian M lie
N. Miss Emile B. Garrett, and J.
rold Brown.
drs. Lillian T. Courtney is president
S. Norris r. TAYLOR is general chair
N and Father NJ 3. Mitchell is vicar
Much interest is manifested in the
ldent conference sponsored by the Inter-
legiate Club at the z NJ. C. A. which
gins tonight at 7:30 with the following
lgram:
This New Youth" 2. T. De Frantz:
outh Looks at Religion" the Rev. NJ b.
,chell; Youths Ideals" Miss Mae Belch-
Miss Gertrude Gamlin VIII preside.
Discussion to BE Held
open discussion on our Changing
1rality VIII be led Saturday at 9.45 a.
by Lional F. Artis and Mrs. Charlotte
Z. Miss Irene Harris viii give a short
k on our Jobs Breaking Down
.rriers. Interracial and International" IS
2 subject to be discussed 10y the Rev.
nry L. Herod. and Youth Faces Re
ious Problems" by the Rev. Charles II.
Watkins. A play. The Trusting Place"
Booth Harrington. VIII be presented b.
tercollegiate Players in Jordan hail.
Wills Wheately Y. ". C. A.. at 3 p. N.
The Conference will close Sunday with
e monster meeting at $50 D. m. at the
NJ C. A. An Interesting program is
lnned. address "N1e2rrg cf Jesus for
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B. J. T. JEUP. President.
o. G. ROSS, Vice President,
II NFnnpE
Board of Sanitary Commissioners,
Sanitary District of indianapolis.


NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS.
signed. Vestal G: Davis, Trustee of Wayne
School Township. Marion County. In
diana, upon the 25rd day of April. 1890.
at l o'clock p. m. at the office of the
Trustee IN his residence on the West
Tenth Street Road. one mile east of the
Hendricks County Line, in the presence of
the Advisory Board. will offer for sale
$50, 10000 OF school bonds of said Town
ship, said bonds to be used in the con-
struction of g new grade school build
ing. at Bridgeport: in the building of
additional school rooms to school number
eight at Garden City, and in the building
number one at Flackville all in said
township and which have been author
bed by the Township Trustee and Ad-
Yisory Board.
Said bonds bear interest at the rate
of four and one-haf per cent per annum.
payable semi-annually on the 18th days
of July and January Of each wear and
are in the denomination of s500.00 each.
Said bonds shall be dated April l5 1880.
due on the 18th of July. 1881 and the
next two thereof shall be due and pay
able on the 18th of January 1882. and
like amount shall be due and payable
each 18th Of july and January thereafter
respectively until all Of said bonds are
paid.
Said bonds are negotiable and payable
at the Citizens State Bank. Indianapolis.
Indiana. and bear date of April 18th.
1890.
Trustee Wayne School Township. Marion
County Indiana.
JOHNSON & zEcHIEL. Attorneys.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
office Of the State Highway Commission
Indianapolis, Indiana, until ZOO p: m;
1880, on the days listed below for. Road
Oil and Bituminous MateriaIs appheo 70
the road surface in the following guam
'''- --Asphalts and Tars-
s23l Salons ss6s bda a Tscys2ed ssyTeddF ADr DiFi s.
283, 100 Gallons in CrawfordSyll!e DIS; DIS;
trict; invitation 63o4, bids received April
is5, 400 Gallons Greenfield District; IN
vitation 63O6, bids received April IT.,
S07, $50 Gallons La Porte District; inVi-
tation $3.50, bids received "A. april Il 7;.+r,o..
invitation 63O5, bids received april i8.
5Se. $50 Gallons in Vincennes Districts;
invitation 1851. bids received April 18.
s45,ooo Gallons in Charlottesville Dis
trict; invitation 6s07, bids received April
i2Is 600 Salons in s Seymour EIi Distgjct' q
1876. 600 Gallons in Frankfort Sub-Dist.; {;
invitation 1852, bids received April %.
87S 900 Gallons in vincennes District;
6lS. 500 Gallons in Greenfield Districts;
invitation 6309, bids received April %.
$50 200 Gallons in Fort Wayne District;
sos 600 Gallons in La Porte District;
invitation 6311. bids received April "a.
Also, on April 22nd bids win be re-
celVeQ, nFlEaLlon o31U, on various SIdueS
Of Tars and Asphalts delivered in barrels
and tank cars and. a limited quantity
applied to the road surface at the "a
different Sub-District headquarters for
use in minor repair work
Proposal blanks and specifications for
these materials are on file at the office of
the State Highway Commission, Indian
apolis. Indiana. where same may be OBJ
tanned upon request. Prospective bidders
should specify Invitation number in re-
uuesting Proposal Blanks.
JOHN J. BROWN, Director.
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REVIEWS PLEA FOR AID
Father Asks Police to Search for
Missing Daughter.

' The second time this week, J. w.
Smith, Clermont, today appeared at
police headquarters to ask police to
aid in search for his daughter, Miss
Elsie M Smith, 80, who came here
March y seeking employment.
She failed to return home and
nothing has been heard from her
since then, the father said. He first
asked aid of police Monday.
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Death Notices

ARBUcKLE, FLORENCE Gage 73 years,
beloved wife Of a. p. Arbuekle and
mother Of E. R; Arbqckle Of Los Angeles,
D. C.; n. L. Arbuckle, Miss Elva Ar
buckle and Mrs. W. V. Welker, all Of In
dianapolis, and sister Of Mrs. Mary J.
EeT late Gt 4esdence on 58h s eas Of
Northwestern ave. Private funeral services
at the residence Saturday, 1890 a., m.
Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at
the home any time Friday.
THOMAS .J.-Beloved brother
Of Mrs. Mary Costello. Mrs. Catherine
Holloran. Mrs. Celia Reeder, John, David
and jeremiah Donahue. died suddenly
March 22, 8l5, at the home of Mrs.
Holloran. $3.50 w. Washington St, a m.
st. Johns church. Burial Holy Cross
pINN fS1tTT SERVICE. Tt5Enu1 Hi'i'sU' I'D "
MARGARET-Ag 81 years. be-
loved wife of Horace Rowan and mother
Of Thomas Hutchinson of Chicago and
passed away Thursday a.. m, March 20.
Funeral at the late residence, l048 N
Mount ST., Friday, 1870 p. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
WEBER. JOHN F.-Beloyed husband of
Elizabeth Weber and father of Fred.
Harry, Allison and Richard Weber of
Covington. Ky. and Emma Redpath, Jes-
sic Pruitt. Marie Hankins OF Warsaw,
Grace Webb and Ruby Lancaster de-
parted this life March 20, age rs years
Funeral Saturday. March %. at residence,
28l0 Dearborn ST.. 2:30 p. m Burial
Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited.
Funeral under the direction of MOORE
& KIRK.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE-Officers and
members of indianapolis lodge No. II,
this is to advise you of the death of our
brother. John F. Webber. Funeral Satur-
day, 2:30 p m, at residence, 2610 North
Dearborn st. Members who can, please
attend.
SAMUEL L. MONTGOMERY Dictator
WILLIAM ANDERSON. Secretary.
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MARCH q, 1880
Rent Housekeeping Rooms


ALABAMA. N. 52s-Dandy rm., newly
pspered: So nice rm.. kitchenette. IS.
ASHLAND. 1851 mod. rm., connecting
bath; private entrance he. 1901.
BELLEFONTANE. 2OS9--2 clean. light.
everything furn. gas range 81 He 5805.
BROADWAY, 212l-2 rms. kitchenette.
newly decorated; no children. Ia. o597,
COLLEGE AVE.-Nieely turn front I'M.
kitohenette; also single rm. wa. 2542.
EAST ST. N, s42-l room. kitchenette,
modern. utilities, furn. Ii. 9l32.
ENGLISH AVE. lil6-De Loss. 1904: FIVE
rooms newly papered. electricity: $40
HARLAN. lii3-3 rms. completely furn.
bath. toilet ground floor. DR.. 1882.
Ill. 500. N.--Mod. sleeping. Housekeeping:
first floor: free phone and parking.
ILLINOIS. N. 1908 Large nm. kitchenctte
So sleeping rnl., 81. ia. 320S-R.
neat. plenty hot water RI. 1853.
ILLINOIS, N. 2339-i, 2, 3 rms. every
thing furn.. 20 rms. sss0. ia 7lie
JEFFERSON, N. 2lS7-2 Well furn. rms.
priv. ent., So so wk.. Brightwood car to
Winter Ave. 2l2 sds. north.
new. private, lights, gas. Oh. 672i-w.
MERIDIAN. n. ll37--Nice. large. front
rm.: housecleaninR done. Ii. 74Ss.
MERIDIAN. s.. lO24Is-Two furnished
rms. single. for housekeeping
nOuSSAetplnk rooms. III 41fJ.
NEW YORK. E, 3lO-Light housekeeping;
furnished front room, 81 per week
NEW YORK, E. 227-Large. front room
mod. centrally located: reasonable rates.
NOBLE. N. 32s-Modern rooms. also small
sleeping room. Ri GIL.
PARK. l54O-Nice clean rm.: ktchenette.
Central car. Ii 2205.
PROSPECT, 1872 unfur. rooms: / fur.
room. DR.. 0s75-W.
SALEM, 9643--3 IN. suite, bath and heat
Call after $50.
SOUTH ST. E. 5I7-3 unfurnished front
rooms bath, electricity; $l2 month.
WALNUT, E. 1l5-2 rms. kitchenette,
evythg furn. See housekeeper In basem T.
118 w. WALNUT
Suite. Sc single, 81
WASH, E., 3323-2 front connecting rms;
everything furn.; modern. Ch. 59s7-W.
10TH, E., 32l-Modern furnished house
keeping. $3.50, or sleeping. So
nth, w, l06-Large, front room; mod
ern; $3.50: parking space
18TH, W 144-1. 2. 3-room apts. modern.
down; sleeping $3.50 up Ha. l58l-W.
21ST. W. l43-Large front rm.. Kitchen
ette. dinette. Ia. 4630-W.
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Help Wanted Female

White kitchen helper, middIe-aged.
Institution; $35 mo.
White general housework, stay on place.
noP1oqSsIIItio Positions open;
Licensed. $40 Bankers Trust Bldg.
WANTED GIRL FOR SODA FOUNTAIN.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY, 21ST. AND
ILLINOIS.
LADY DEMONSTRATORS- PROPOSE
sition; Catholics pref. ga E. Market st.
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Painting and Papering

PAPER CLEANNG-Paint. washing, wood
work. Taulman and Kennedy. Ii. s655
PAPER HANGING, PLASTER PATCHING
CLEANING. PAINTING. CH. 2o54.
WALL PAPER-REMOVED BY STEAM
SO PER ROOM UP. CH. 1898.
PAPER HANGING-Painting and remodel
ing J. c. FENDEL. Oh. 52l7.
PAPER HANGTNG--And decorating; re-
duceo prices; good work: ref. Ch: 1884.
PAPER HANGING
Work guar. G. GIlliland. Or. Z14I
WALL PAPER .clesning. painting: work
PAPER HANGING-PANTING1o =,
r. F. Smith. Ch. 4g14-M
WALL PAPER CLEANING
GUAR. WORK; REAs. CH. 0434-R
PAPER ANGING.-Painting. DECORATING by
WASHING. WHITE MAN: RI. z276.
PAPER HANGING-samples shown, spec.
discount. E. R. SHEPARD. Or. 1883.
WALL PAPER cleaning. painting. -decorat-
ing: work gusaanteed. Shuler. On. 6g68;
PAPER HANGING, new samples. FRANK
JACKSON: On: zo04. n !4s-5: Z959; 7
WORK GUARANTEED. BE. 392o-W.
wood floors; work guar. Black. Ri. 1886.
PAPER-Hanging, cleaning. wall washing
and painting. GODBOLD. RI: g142.
o. K PAPER HANGING-S4 room up,
with paper; reliable. white. Ii. 1880.
PAPER CLEANING-Prompt service; white
men. DR.. 1858, after ?. m.
WALL PAPER REMOVED BY STEAM;
PRICES REAS. CHI 2004. 1R. 24l5:
PAPER-Hanging, painting: 1880 samples.
Bloomer & Barrett. DR.. 0l28. for estimates
WALL PAPER CLEANING-s1 per room:
work guaran. F.. GOBERSON. DR.. 3076.
PAPER HANGING-$3O 90 room; clean. 81;
samples shown; work guar. Ha. 2987-W.
PAPER HANGING, cleaning. painting. Call
ACTON for action. Oh. 0795.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work, s2-$4
rn; cleaning 81. Be 0il2-R.
PAPER HANGING-Painting upholstering
and repair work. Be. 2445-M.
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING-PRICES
REASONABLE. Ii. 6048.
PAPER HANGING-Plaster patching.
painting, no Job too small. Ch. 6l79
FERTIG & PFEFFIZR. PAINTERS.
Estab. 1850. Estimates given. Ia. OFT.
WALLPAPER cleaning; interior. exterior.
Prices unusually low Ii. $500.
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BELLEFONTAINE. 935-Modern rooms;
walking distance. Ri. 5619.
BROADWAY. 1892 we'll furn. rms; home
privileges private; mod; gentlemen pref.
CENTRAL 1636-Nice rm / or desir-
able people: Just like home; gar. Ha. 1859.
COLLEGE, 3456-Nicely furn. front rm.
in apt. VIZ. 1862.
COLLEGE, 2146-Newly decorated, ] or
2; reasonable: nice home
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Help Wanted Male

WANTED - Clothing statesmen
Nash of Cincinnati has the great
est set-up in its history. Our rep
resentatives are having more salts
fed customers than ever before, and
are making more money. Full or
part time men. Write A. NASH CO.,
40 West Ohio ST., Indianapolis, Ind.
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EXPERIENCED-Radio statesmen; steady
work. selling all standard lines in radios:
Victor, Brunswick. Majestic, r. c. A. and
Philco. See Mr.. BOYD, Baldwin Piano Co.
WANTED-ReliabIe taxicaD drivers; new
fleet. new rates. Apply 8 a. M, q. u.
Red Cab Co.. 739 E. Market St.
ALESMAN-Thoroughl experienced In
farm implements, for sales and Setup
work Apply Sears-Roebuck Co.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
TRUCK FOR COLLECTION AND RE-
MOVAL OF GARBAGE AND ASHES
DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis. Indiana.
March 20, 1890
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners for the
Sanitary District of Indianapolis at its
Office, City Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana,
until 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the 18th day
of April 1880. for one a. one and one
half to two-ton trucks for use in the
collection and removal of garbage and
said truck on file in the office Of said
Board. Each bid shall be accompanied
by check for $4,000 payable to said
SAID bids viii be opened after 10 o'clock
A NJ on said 18th day OF April. 1880.
but the Board reserves the right to defer
action on said bids as provided in said
specifications The Board further re-
serves the right TO reject any and all
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Situations Wanted Female
Rooms for Rent

WASHING AND IRONING-In my home.
1929 S. State. DR.. 6911-J.
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Legal Notices
oARD OF zoNING APPEALS.

BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS.
NOTICE OF HEARING.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Smith has filed with the Board of Zoning
APPEALS OF the City of Indianapolis
petition asking permission to vary the
requirements of the zoning Ordinance by
installing two gasoline pumps on the
property located at 813-15 South Warman
avenue.
A Public Hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 104 City Hall. Tuesday,
April 1st. 1880 at 2:30 D. m. at which
time and place all interested persons will
be given opportunity to be heard in
reference to the matters set out in said
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS.
GEO. T. OCONNOR. President.
II. B. STEEG. Secretary -Engipeer.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals will be received by
Director c. Indiana State Highway Com
mission. third floor of StatehouSe Annex,
Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10 O'Clock
a. m. March %, 1880, on the following
equipment:
Sixteen to twenty-five drag-type
maintainers 10 be drawn by or used
in connection with light tractors or
truck.
Quote prices delivered to points speci-
Invitation giving detailed description
will be furnished together with bid
blanks at $40 w. Market St.
Right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COM
MISSION.
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DENISON HOTEL

DENlSON HOTEL
pennsyIyanis and Ohio Nov is y9u1
Surprisingly SUI low IS WE': VIZ Groom suites:
parior. bedroom. bath for 4 persons. as
low as SIS mo Let US show YOU.
GRANT. N, 102-Large front rm.. close
car. bus. modern home. II. 1898.
ments: clean. IS and s7.00.
ILLINOIS. N, 2722-Lovely. large front
room; 2 people; priv. home; breakfast opt.
IRVINGTON-81 NJ Whittier place; pleas
ant rm.; home privileges; l or 2. II. 4083
MARKET, E. 943-Modern sleeping room;
walking distance Ri. 3287.
MERIDIAN. N, $40; Apt.sl-A---Modern fur
nished rm:. hot water: gentlemen.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1104-Large rm. suita-
Bile 2; near Central car. Ii. 2709.
NEW JERSEY, AT 20TH-Pleasant room,
home privileges; | or 2. Ha. 3244-R.
ORIENTAL. N. 30 unfinished rms.
also 2 furn. rms. mod. Ii. 9o55.
PENN. N. $3.50, e. 1l5l-Unusually. at
tractive I'm, front: gentleman. Wa. 2o9l.
PENN. N, 2702-Near Marott hotel: 1st
floor front. CONNECTING bath. ia. o54s.
PERSON. 2238-2 nicely. furnished rms,
with elderly couple; real home: Illinois
car. Ha. 3679-M.
PRATT. e. 646-Front room. private en-
trance; modern: 2, 81; I. $3.50.
home: gar; near car line. wa. I732-M
VERMONT. 36 W. SAVOY APT. 6-2 front
rms. private family: reference. Ri. 2227.
Wash. E. 37oI-Front rr1.; gentlemen or
EMPLOYED couple Ch 475l-J.
Bath. E. 611-LOVELY FURN. RM.; GEN
TLEMAN PRF.; PRI. HOME. Wa. 5220-M.
NICE RM-Priyate home, with widow;
near car line. Ch 4504-J
OHIO HOTEL, 1861 e Ohio-Clean, mod.
rms. hot. cold water; daily. wkly rates:
COMBINATION living and bedroom. beau
tiful walnut furniture: large davenport;
yictrola. fireplace. Ii. 1853.
DRExEL ARMS-730 N. Illinois: 100 out
side rooms SIS week and I'D. Ii. 1921.
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SALESMAN

Experienced for city sales established
business, no pioneer work to do. If you
and desire perment employment it will
pay you to Investigate. Not radio or
appliances Write sales manager, 102 S.
Pennsylvania street, for interview, no
phone or personal calls answered.
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Business Announcements

All makes watches. clocks repaired re-
gardless OF condition. Call, delivery. Work
guaranteed. 800 N. Alabama. Ri. 4051.
COOKSEYS RUG CLEANERS-Rugs, car
pets busted, renovated, rebound, refringed,
repaired; carpets cleaned on fr. Ri. 2946
RUGs-9x12 busted and scrubbed. 81
Guaranteed work. Why pay, more2. BEN
NETT the Cleaner. Ii. 8264.
FEATHERS- solo ana renoVs ted
feather mattresses, pillows made to order
z. p Burke. 43l-433 Mass Ave. RI. 6694
RUGS cleaned. 9x12. S1.25. Call for del.
l0-da spec. keemeT Rug co. Oh. 0j36
Will. BUILD--5-room house complete for
1000: clear lot necessary. Be. 3157.
BROWN & BROWN-Magnetic paint viii
keep your cellar dry. Ii. 2298.
ICE BOXES
Refined and repaired. Hu. 1884. DR.. O263.
GUTTERING AND REROOFING. REPAIRS.
Hu. 1884 Dr. 0263.
sPEGISTl2 GSAN * 4 Fg gS aug 81 Cos sufFansssa n: teaa
LET. YERN HEADLEE make your plans
and build your home; esti. wa. -o977
BATH ROOM-Complete. $50; plumbing
& heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 4057.
II BOY bm e5Se o 81 {6a SanE5 Ss GS q q1!
Get our prices: ROBERTS. Be. z53I-J.
REFINIsH that breakfast set by factory
method $3.50. DR.. 1878.
A REAL sewer man. cement; furnace
work; general repairing. Oh. 2283-J, eve.
CUTTERS. down spouts, roofing. furnaces.
repaired SOB North Illinois. Ia. 3640.
SANITARY RUG CLEANERS-9x12 rugs
DIRT-Extremely rich black top soil: de-
livered; complete landscape service; sod
ding. HOME CARETAKERS CO., Ia. 1926.
HAVE YOUR SCREENS OVERHAULED-
Il + aae Gf T49R Ts can s22a akS win IT,
throp Ave. Hu. 1866.
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Legal Notices
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES

BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Speedway. Indiana,
Notice. to Taxpayers OF the School
Town of Speedway. Marion County In
'Stcf Notice is hereby given the Taxpayers
of School Town of Speedway, Marion
County, Indiana. that special meeting i!{
municipality has been called to meet at
their regular meeting place, the office OF
the school building; SpeeeIdwaaSyso waSyso 1ndia9a, 9a
priation out of funds available and
moneys on hand as follows, to wit:
Special School Fund (AdditlonaD ~
A-General administration ......$ 5000
D-Operation school plant ..... 325 90
maintenance school plant So. 500U
I-Capital outlay ................ 1.I75OO
Total addition spec. school. 81 ,825. 90
That an emergency exists for the ex-
penditures of more money for the cur
rent school year than was set our IN oe-
tail in the published budget for the year
and that such deficiency will be PROVIDED
for by said additional appropriations. ,
TAXPAYERS appearing shall nave tne
right to be heard thereon.
After said additional appropriation mas
been determined. ten or more taxpayers,
feeling themselves aggrieved by Such, al
ditional appropriation. may appeal to
the State Board of Tax Commissioners
for further and final action thereon enl,,,G1 py
Auditor not later than ten days efter
said additional appropriation. has been
made, and the State Board OF Tax Com
missioners will fix date for hearing IN
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Town of Speedway. Indiana.
HOWARD p. WILSON. Trustee.
THOS ". KEOGH. Trustee.
PED HAYES. Trustee.
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WALNUT, E, 49, rms, kitchenette.
evythg furn. See housekeeper In basemt {.
118 w WALNUT
! Suite So single S4
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insurance

INSURANCE ALL KINDS
COBB REALTY CO. RI. 81,
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'RExEL ARMS-730 N. Illinois: 100 out
side rooms; SIS week and I'D. Ii. 1921.
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BIG OPPORTUNITY!-Dem for men
trained in my laboratories, your spare
time for future success making plates,
bridgeWork for dentists, big pay for
trained men. Ostrander Dental Lab. Days
or Mon. Wed. Fri. nights, 251a W. Wash
AVIATION-ENTER NOW AND ASSURE
YOUR FUTURE. CURTISS WRIGHT FLY
ING SERVICE. 104 MONUMENT. Ii. 4282
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ALABAMA. N. 52s-Dandv rm.. newly
papered: s5: nice rm.. kitchenette. IS.
ASHLAND. l634-l mod. rm.. connecting
bath; private entrance. He. 4s0l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-28

whole show. without a doubt, but
they are cuckoo, l am warning you.
Nothing logical about it. They go
from one embarrassing and funny
situation into another.
To give their picture some love
interest, June Clyde and Hugh
Trevor are the sweethearts. OF
course there must be a villain or
two and here Ivan Lebedef and
Mitchell Lewis come in. Aside from
these since Wheeler and Woolsey
have to have their own love affairs,
Dorothy Lee and Joyne Rowland
fill in very well.
The singing and dance numbers
in color have been very well directed
and photographed. and the music is
full Of pep. especially the one num-
Der, something about chasing or
dancing the devil away.
Laughing entertainment, that is
my opinion of THE Cuckoos," and
that is only if you like silly comedy
in the way Wheeler and Woolsey
deliver it.
The short subjects. 1.-THE Tide
Rises, "A Chinatown Fantasy" and
News reel complete the program.
Now showing at the Circle. (By
Connell Turpen)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-28

an artist with the human viewpoint.
had the pleasure the other night
seeing her judge the many con-
testants in the Helen Kane con-
test conducted by this paper and
the Indiana theater at a prelim-
mary showing. Tonight the five run
ners-up will appear at 9 o'clock on
the Indiana stage. The audience
will decide who is Helen Kanes
double in voice and actor. She
sat through with great interest and
human understanding at the pre-
liminary addition. She talked to
the girls, told them about her
struggle to reach fame and gave
them some great advice.
That is the test of a great wom-
an patience with the other person
who is just starting out. No finer
compliment could pay Miss Kane.
Here is my verdict-with Helen
Kane singing her head of and with
Ann Harding in one Of the smart
est comedies c'Holiday') ever made
the Indiana theater this week is Of
fering the finest all-round show In
its history And 1 never retract In
my verdicts.