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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Manager and operator
Tor well equipped garage. filling
station, auto parts. paint and black
smith shop. All in operation. Some
cash required. McMaster Service
Station. San Juan. Tex. H209
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G ADVERTISEMENT

ing requested me o sell said land
under the terms OF said deed Of
trust.
Witness my signature this eth
day of October. a. ID. 1880. on
which cate this notice Is posted In
accordance with the terms OF said
deed OF trust.
A. K. BLACK.
Trustee.
l0-l3-20-27-3t-3657
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-27

AGREEABLE young boy wants to
work for board. Can drive car.
work IN restaurant. etc. Willing
to do ything. Inquire H207 Her
aid. H2o7
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Statesmen AND sALEsLADIEs

If YOU WANT an attractive. dig
nified, remunerative line TO sell. see
or write Salesmanager, Plaza Hotel.
BROWNSVILLE. H-173
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1913 90 81
The State Of Texas }
r@.r~%r - 4

County Of Cameron }
Notice is hereby given. that by
virtue Of an Order Of Sale, issued
out OF and by the Clerk Of the
Honorable District Court. Of Cam
eron county. one hundred Third
judicial district OF the state OF
Texas. on the 10th day OF October A
d. 1880. on a judgment rendered in
said court on the 10th day Of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1880, in Cause No. 1851,
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TOday's Radio Features
KWWG PROGRAM FOR MONDAY EVENING
1860
Kilocycles

KWWG PROGRAM FOR MONDAY EVENING
D06.i5-Announcements; musical program
6l56:30-Union Mutual Life Co, insurance talk and music.
630-635-E1 Cortez club announcement.
6:35-6:55-Dnner concert.
SIS Time signal: courtesy Dairy Products CO.
6:56-7:00-Pouce report; sign-off.
7:oo-s:0o-KRGv, Harrington
9ao0-e:i5-Mrs. II. q. Galbrath. dramatic soprano.
e15-e:30-Travelogue: Wales: The Land Of Song
s:so-Io:oo-Popuar request program.
10oo-10:i5-Dave DeKorte, tenor.
1915 10: 30-Muscal program
10: 80 IL :O0-Matamoros Cafe Orchestra. under the direction Of Seno
Chavol. direct from Matamoros. Old Mexico.
KWwG PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY
10: co. Il. i5-Union Mutual Life Co Of Iowa program.
1915 IL .00-Paul Kennard in an organ recital from the Capitol.
HOO Time signal; courtesy Dairy Products Co
II: 01- II .15-For the Housewife.
IL: l5-11:3o-Request program.
II: 80 II :45-Edson shop presents Gus" the worlds worst pianist.
11:45 Time signal; courtesy Aldndge- Kimmen co.
IL: as II: 56-Muscal program
II: So II: 59-Weather and river forecasts.
1859 Time signals; courtesy Star Pharmacy OF McAlen.
12:00-2:Oo-KRGV, Harrington.
Observation-Disclosures orchestra program.
2:30-3:00-Old- Timers Club"
3:00-3:03-Weather and river forecasts.
3:o3-3:3O-Wth theatrical personalities; Publx theatre news.
3:30-4:00-variety program.
4:00-4:i5-Brownsvle Herald news flashes
4:15-4:3o-Revtew OF evening program; novelty music.
43o-5:Oo-Popular request program.
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TREES, PLANTS AND SEED
LNESTOCK-POULTRY

FOR SALE-90 White Leghorns 10
l-2 months old. Jesse Lilly. Mer-
cedes. ] l-2 east i-2 mile south of
highway. Hist
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MONDAY, ~
fBy rhs Associated PressJ

by The Associated FreSsJ
Programs in Central Standard time p. NJ. unless otherwise indicated.
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PERSONAL

COUPLE desires transportation to
Houston. Willing to drive and
share expenses. Mr.. Gray, e32 St.
Charles, San Carlos Annex Apt. is.
H-206
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LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Best location I'm the
Valley-corner Of state and inter-
national highways. 10th street and
18th Avenue. McAllen. Texas. Mrs.
A. A. Cornell. owner. H-l80
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FURNISHED O

B~EDRooM-Nicely furnished. close
in. Call 1913. H-l83
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CulturaE
U. S. to Bring World to
Isolated Peoples by
Installing Radios.

BIZ United Press
VXTAsHINGTON, May BIN
w an attempt to bring the
happenings of the great outside
world to isolated peoples and to
determine whether such contact
with ideas will bring desire fex
formal education, the interior de-
partment has placed radio sets
in ten mountain homes, it an
nounced today.
MANY Of these homes can be
reached only by mule trails and
foot paths" the department said.
In some of them live persons
who never saw a railroad train,
an automobile or an airplane.
"Will such folks enjoy listening
to man who has flown over the
north and south poles.
What programs will they en-
Joy most, and how will such pro-
grams affect them, education
ally?"
Educators will supervise the ex-
pertinent and seek to determine
what type of program will do most
to give knowledge and culture to
those who never have attended
school.
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HINDUS STAGE
MONSTER RAID
ON SALT DEPOT
Gandhi's Followers Swoop
Down on Works; Ais
Are Arrested.
BY WEBB MILLER
United Press STAFF Correspondent
,ry.-tS f.-,,.-vs,,t,t fc2o h. Tinted pro


wADALA, Bombay Presidency,
India, May 19.-Mahatma Gandhi's
method of harassing the govern
ment of India, attempting to arouse
the nation to non-violent resistance
to British rule, was given an effec-
tive demonstration here Sunday
when some 500 Of his followers
made a monster raid on the Wa
dala salt works.
The raid was the largest made in
India since Gandhi, now in prison,
began his passive resistance cam
paign for self-government. The vol
unteers, clad in khaki-colored shirts
and wearing brass epaulets with the
words National Volunteers" on
them, rushed into the works and
seized handfuls and hatfuls Of salt
from large heaps drying in the sun.
Probably less than 100 pounds Of
salt was seized by the raiders. Its
most important feature, however,
was its success as a gesture Of de-
fiance.
Seven Are Injured
National congress headquarters
announced later in the day that
AIS volunteers were arrested in con-
nection with the raids and that
seven were injured.
The raid caused great excite
ment at national congress head
quarters, drawing into its courtyard
hundreds of Gandhi's followers,
planning a new raid for today. 1t
was said at the headquarters that
100 men would be sent to renew the
raid each day this week, with a
great mass meeting next Sunday.
Seventy-tWo more volunteers were
arrested today when a group of $50
rushed the salt pans from six differ
ent directions The remaining
volunteers in the party slipped past
the British police and fled to safety.
The Wadala salt pans cover an
area about a mile square, lying in
valley near the factory. The suburb
consists of shallow depressions into
which sea water is admitted from
the nearby bay, and salt obtained
by the simple method of permitting
this water to evaporate in the blaz-
ing sun.
Tight Gordon ImpOsSibility
Owing to the extent of the salt
pans, the police were not able to
place a tight Gordon around the
area. The volunteers, dividing into
groups Of twenty-five or fifty, chose
points at which the police line was
thinnest. Their method of raiding
was to rush the line individually.
The police then would pursue the
raiders, arresting them the minute
they seized a firstful Of salt.
This game went on throughout the
forenoon as thousands of spectators
and sympathizers, dressed in I'M
dyed homespun smocks and Gandhi
peaked capeS, crowded the hilltops.
They excitedly yelled encouragement
as volunteer made dash for the
salt, cheering every Sortie.
The raiders we're marched back to
waiting police vans and started for
jail.
The Sunday throng from bombay
and vicinity out to watch the raid
laughed with glee at the efforts OF
the perspiring, portly British SER
geantS running on the marshy salt
pans in the blazing sun, sinking
ankle deep in the muck.
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ESTIMATE POPULATION
OF CITY AT 59,594
Employ School Increase Ratio to
Figure indianapolis Citizens.

Figure indianapolis Citizens.
Employing the ratio of increase
that marked indianapolis school
population between 1920 and 1880,
the city's population today should
approximate 559,594, it was indi-
Gated today.
Official enumeration of four of
the citys fifteen wards remains to
be completed.
However, an unofficial estimate
was afforded today by comparison
of school enumeration figures which
were 37,447 in 1920 and 1885 this
year. With the city's official popu-
lation standing at 314,194 in 1920,
the same ratio of increase would
make the 1880 population 359,594.
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SCREAMS RoUT NEGRO
Burglar Grabs Woman, but Escapes
as Neighbors Cali Police.

Terrified screams of Mrs. Caroline
Friedrich, 3541 North Illinois street,
frightened away Negro who lurked
In the kitchen Of her home and
grabbed her as she descended stairs
from the second floor early today.
Breaking away from his grasp.
Mrs. Friedrich ran out Of the house.
Neighbors attracted by her screams
telephoned police The Negro es-
capped. Mrs. Friedrich said s45 was
missing from purse on her dining
room table.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-19
REAL ESTATE BOARD
TO HONOR EX-HEADS
Former Residents to Be Guests at
Luncheon on Sunday.

Luncheon on Sunday.
Fourteen past presidents of the
Indianapolis Real Estate Board will
be honored at the weekly luncheon
OF the board In the Lincoln Thurs
day.
The past presidents to be honored
in the order they we're elected are:
James S. Cruise. J.A. Egbert, j. Ed
ward Morris, W. E. Bash, William
L Elder, Thomas F. Carson, Joseph
J. Schrnid, E. L. Cothrell. Scott r..
Brewer. J. R. WEIGH, Frank E.
Gates, L. H. Lewis, Emerson w.
Chaille and E. Kirk Mckinney.
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EXPECT DELAY ON
ORDINANCE REPEAL
Final Settlement of Differences Holds
Up Council Action.

Up Council Action.
Further delay on the ordinance
repeating the ban on cemeteries
within 1000 feet of boulevard was
expected to be asked tonight by city
councils law and judiciary commit
tee pending final settlement of diff
ferences between the park board and
the Indianapolis Memorial park.
City council is expected to APP
prove the contract for steam heating
of city hall and the agreement with
Carl H. Bauer to construct benches
on sidewalks in suburban business
sections.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-19
DIVORCES ON INCREASE
Number to Equal Marriages by 194S
Cook County Clerk Estimates.

Cook County Clerk Estimates.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 19.-Ah the pres
ent rate Of increase in Cook county
divorces will equal marriages in
numbers in 194S, in 1868 they will
hold a lead of to l, and by 1888
everybody will be getting divorced
and nobody will be getting married,
according to Robert Sweitzer, county
clerk, who has been looking ahead
with past figures as his forecast
basis
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Death Notices

BOLANDER, LUBERTHA- Beloved wife. OF
William S. Bolander and sister OF Mrs.
Alice Lotshaw and aunt of Mrs. Elsie
IL, age Of 50 years. Funeral Tuesday.
May 20. at the residence, 1893 8. ks KEY
stone Ave, 2 p. m. Burial Crown HUI III
direction Of MOORE & KIRK.
KAPPUS. HENRY w. chap 20. be-
loved husband of Marie Kappus lnee
Haas. father OF Bobhie and Doris June
Of John Jr.. and Charles Kappus. passed
away Saturday, 1925 a. M. at his resi-
dence. 1918 Finley Ave. Funeral Tuesday;
ESQ p m, At the ST Johns s Etyan agyInSs
invited. Burial Grown Hill. @. H.
HERMANN IN CHARGE.
MOVER, MONA ANN-Wife of j. P. Meyer.
passed away Sunday morning, May ID. at
the home, 274 Burgess Ave. Funeral ssrv-
90. Friends invited. Burial in Wash
OWEN. FLOSSIE-Wife of Russell owen:
passed away sunday. May. 49,. Funeral
e MTSes; u Friends invited. Friends may
call at FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME;
a. m. Monday. -
PAYNE, BYRON w.-Looal police officer,
passed away Sunday morning: MAY 49,
Funeral services; p: m. Weonesoay'
near Of Park Ave. and st. Clair st.
Friends invited. Burial washington PARK.
Friends may call at his home, 1882 Col
lege Ave. after .. m. Monday.
ROTHERT. ELIzABETH--widow Of John
Elizabeth Rothert. Mrs. Kate Hukriede.
Mrs, Rosina Brockman, and sister OF Mrs.
Christina Landmeirer. passed away sat
2 D. M. at her home. 755 N. Riley.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
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regory s. Al
Lii. Ylaf-

Beautiful Single, 5000 East
Five rooms. tile bath. fireplace. beauti-
full textured walls, double garage. Inq.
5000 E. 18th. $50. Yearly Lease much
less Ir 4526.
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Help Wanted Male

FrRsT-CLAsS sALEsMAN--on commits
sion basis to sell fans, pumps, air COM
nressors, motor; wonderful opportunity
for the right man who is willing to
n nHsffRtsa Er.EcTRrc AND MACHINE co.
1926 e. washington st.
RETTARTE AND CAREFUL TAXI DRIV-
ERS-For new feet of cabs: employment
hours. and 2. Red Cab Taxi Co., 739
E. Market St.
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Legal Notices

FORD CPE.. 1s24-Eng. No. 10462854,. will
be sold for storage charges of s35. Wednes-
day. MAY %. 1880. V. White. l10l w. 36tn.
WILL sell at public auction one Ford Y
charges of $40, at 10 a. m. May %, ZIG
N Senate Ave. P. w. WYANT.
WILL SELL at public auction one .yelie
touring car motor No: VT 3435l. tues
charges of s35. FL Penn. Garage. 1l0l N.
Penn st. -----
WILL sell at Public Auction at 10 a. m.
MAY 20, 1890. one Willys-Knight touring
car, Model 1924, Motor No. 3l3026, for
storage and repair charges OF $85. 23l
S. Bancroft st.
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GRAHAM BROTHERS 2-TON
1927: 10000 actual mileage: dual tires
on rear. inclosed cab. i2@foot stake bodYs
this truck Is Al In every respect motor
in exceptionally good condition: cab. BODY
and tires aboye tina average and Eficed 70
''' GENITAL MOTORS TRUCK TO.
Used Truck Dept.. 771 ~ Market st.
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TERRACE AVE- E.. i42i-Semi- modern
5-room cottage with garage
WASHINGTON ST.. W. 270i-Upstairs; 8
WASHINGTON BLVD, s2lO-FoT rent
with lease; colonial home; brick veneer.
WISCONSIN, 323--S. Meridian car: S
rms; II. gas, water, gar: SIC. Ri. os45.
18th, E., 24i0--6 rooms, all modern. good
condition. Ri. 1850.
18TH. W.. 1855 rooms bath; furnace:
garase: porches $50, Or. l4l7;
COLOFED-Ludlow. 20i3: rooms. water
pd.. cleo; newly painted; good paper; sll.
Singles
ROCKVILLE Rd., fremont 5-r., ga $500
1917 st. Peter; 5-rIn. ..........t... 20.00
1884 Beliefontaine; s-rm. .......... 1000
l4l7 Hoyt. 5-rm., gar. ............ 1900
2205 Duke; 7-rm, gar. ..s......... 1900
Doubles
1858 Broadway; lower duplex secs. 5000
2e52 e. Michigan; 5-rm. .......... 2I.b0
1913 w. Vermont 6-rm gar. 49,. 5000
55a Rarkt o-Fm. .:....-.s..ss..ss t.2g
1851 Bellefontaine Arm. ......... 1900
Colored
$50 W. 26th: 6-rm. dbl. .......... 32.50
1888 w. 25th, T-rm. sgl., GAR. 5000
2602 Temple; 6-rm. sgl. ...s...... 5000
s22 z. 18th; 6-rm. dbl. ...... ALSO
2ass Highland;- arm, ssl. ........ $500
7S9 Rosehe; 5-rn.. dbl. ....n.s.. 1880
Gregory & Appel
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Household Goods


ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Polar labcrato ry-gested refrigeratcrs
greatest possible economy and efficiency.
We know that we offer the greatest
values and the largest display of refrig-
orators found in the city. Also an easy
representative will bring you to our dis
play rooms.
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
1000 Northwestern Ave. Ia. Osss.
DINING ROOM SUITEComplete, TUNED
oak, sewing machine. music rack. baby
bath table. all in excellent condition: very
BREAKFAST SETS piece dining room,
complete bedroom. rugs. occasional tables.
2428 N Meridian
SINGER SEWING MAcHINEs-An in per-
feet sewing condition. $40 up. Singer CO..
l26 W. Wash. Ri. 97l8.
ANTIQUE chest drawers. breakfast suite.
chifforobe. other household articles: baTg.
Ia. 4378.
ENTIRE contents rms furniture. will sell
al or part. 2428 N. Meridian.
ICE BOX-10o lbs. SIS: Eureka sweeper
and attachments: SIS. II. $40.
ELECTRIC sTOvE-Hot Point. oven. broil-
er and four burners. very reas. Oh. 7l63.
GOOD Kaltex Suite. davenport table. chairs
end lamp. Ri. $3.50 or Ii. 5000.
ROOMS VI nice clean furniture: cheap.
746 e. McCarty st.
OIL STOVE-'sPerfe 4-brrner; Ike
new: cheap. 25z5 II Talbot st.
pRoTANE bottle Eesl Eeass. :. gbils
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DR. III. ID. CRUM

Noted -EbIGHAO GHu 0AOklCASONIe<3A
announces to friends and others, that
she Is ready for interviews at il0i North
Alabama. II. 6997.
DR.. H. E. CRUM
Specializing in digestive trouble:
32I7 z. 18th 81. On: 1853:
WHY SUFFER- with piles whe,i YOU can
poetiyetlv Get well or It VIII cost YOU
nothing? @. R. Wyscng. 2le K, Of
Bldg. Odice. Ri. 1881 Res. Ia. $780,.
ON and after May 10. 1890. will not be
responsible for debts contracted by any
- isisnedl VERNON HATHAWAY.
A DOWTOWN address at low cost; mail
phone, secretarial service. furnished at
rates based on your actual needs. ONCE
Service Co., 5l4 Merchants Biz. II. 5034.
SWEDISH MASSAGE BATHS-17z W.
Ohio. RIM. /. Hours 1919. Il. 3746.
MASSAGE for poor circulation. Post
graduate nurse. 2 y. Alabama, Rra. 10.
ASsAdE-Swedish meth. electrical. 1888
Bellenfontaine. Call Ri. 2i13 for appoint.
STEAM baths: massage. Mildred Me-
whinney. 227 n. Della. Apt. 9. Ri. e6e2;
PEONIES-50c doz. BAER'S Peony- Garden,
block west 1900 S. Meri. Dr.. l864-R-4:
DRESS MAKING.
Any dress made for So. BE. 1892.
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Lost and Found

'LOST-Police dog. black and TAM carries
tail in crook Reward. Hu. 4756.
MAN who picked up gents wrist watch,
nut in pocket. market Sat, Stand 5lO. IS
known. Dr. 1857. No questions.
PARTY picked up Airedale last week
known. 4s47 sunset. Hu. 1851. No cues.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-19
BOARD OF zoNING -APtPEALs

Notice is hereby given that Robert w.
Parker has filed with the Board Of zon-
a petition asking permission to vary the
requirements of the zoning ORDINANCE by
erecting a miniature golf link at 1927 N
public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 100. city hall. Tuesday
May 81. $780, at 2:30 p. m, at which
time and place all interested persons will
be given opportunity to be heard in ref
erence to the matters set out in said
''s BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS.
GEO. t. O'CONNOR. President.
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Help Wanted Female
Rooms for Rent

HOUSEKPR.-For man and two small boys
I and years. 613 e. New YORK.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-19
Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-we wish to express our
sincere thanks to our friends. neighbors
and relatives for the sympathy shown US.
Rev. Moore. singer, palbearers, flower
girls and Little g. Sons. undertakers. for
their most efficient service rendered in
the loss OF our beloved son and brother.
Gerald Laakmann.. Mr.. AND MRS. c. F.
LAAKN6ANN AND DAUGHTERS.
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Suburban for Rent

EDGEHILL N, 45--1 mile city limits on
bus; 5 rms, garden: $40: G. P. 13l-W3.
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Special Notices
MADAME PHILLIPS

TIhUhIIE = =
Noted PSYCHIC and Psychologist
announces to friends and others, that
she is ready for interviews at iioi North
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-19
Lost and Found

EOUED-cerman police dog. los West
Morris St.
JOBS DAUGHTERS Guardian pin lost
sat. Value6 dear kpseke. Rev. BE. s17z.
mounted on small platform Reward
Call Hall. Neal furnace CO. Ii. zoos.
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Sealed proposals will be received by the
Director Of Indiana State Highway Com Com
mission. at the Statehouse Annex, Inql-
1890, on one of contractors equipment
now located at the State Highway Ga
rage, Charlottesville Ind.
complete list Of the equipment for
sale may be obtained from the Motor
Transport Division of the Indiana State
Highway Commission. StatehouSe Annex,
Indianapolis Ind.
All bids received must be accompanied
by certified check for one-fourth of the
amount bid Check must be made pay
able to the Director of the Indiana State
Highway Commission.
No goods to be removed until full set
Element has been made and the success
full bidder shall guarantee to remove az
equipment within thirty days from date
Contracts will be awarded to the high
est and best bidder, but the right to re-
ject any and all bids is reserved.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
Il i BROWN Director.
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BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
NnTICE, or HEA PING

NOlIOE UT fIIki-NlItNI-
Notice is hereby given that Robert W.
Parker has filed with the Board OF 1on-
a petition asking permission to. vary the
requirements of the zoning Ordinance by
erecting a miniature golf link at GIG
Bellefontaine street.
public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 100, city hall. TUESDAY,
May 81. 1880, at 2:30 p. m. at which time
and place all interested persons viii be
given opportunity to be heard in refer
ence to the matters set out in said
BOARD OF zoN1NG APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNoR. President.
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TALBOTT. n. 1708, APT. Nice 5-room
apt; janitor; gar: SAB. Ha. 0239.
WADE ST. 1522-4 ROOMS, SENdI-MOD-
ERN WATER. PAID