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CRASH PREVENTS
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
Flames Destroy Plane, Iniure
Mayor Wynne-Eyton, in
Test Hop.
81 the Associated Press.

81 the Associated Press.
ST. JOHNS. Newfoundland. July Z.
FLAMES which destroyed his plane
and put Mai. c. S. Wynne-Eyton Of
England in a hospital, have ended his
attempt to fly eastward across the At
lantic
Crashing from height of 20 feet here
yesterday, the English aviator suffered
slight burns and cuts. His de Haviland
Moth airplane burst into flames and
was destroyed.
Wynne-Eyton, squadron leader of the
Royal Air Force Reserves, had hoped
of to fly to Harbor Grace. The plane
nose dived after taking of with a wind
at its back
Drawing the flames which quickly en-
veloped the craft, onlookers pulled the
aviator out. Doctors said he would re-
cover.
The monoplane had a gasoline ca
pacity of $50 gallons and an estimated
cruising radius of $500 miles. 1t had
been assembled on Testers Field, from
which Alcock and Brown took off for the
first successful North Atlantic plane
crossing in 1919.
Wynne-Eyton arrived here June 80 by
steamer from Liverpool and planned to
start his transatlantic passage on July
10 from Harbor Grace. The plane was
constructed for the flight.
Wynne-Eyton has flown in France,
Africa and India for Is years. He is
~ years old and has the d. S. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-07

Power of Baltimore had 1897 common
stockholders on May 81.
Consolidated Mining, Smelling &
Power OF Indiana building of refinery at
lie Perrot reported indefinitely post
poned.
Exchange Buffet June sales up OF per
cent: two months, of 0.39 per cent from
year ago.
Ford Motor reported will take larger
part Of Isotta- Fraschi Iron Works at
Milan. to build Fords. Plan, which is
understood to have received approval of
Italian government, would apparently
counteract effects Of new prohibitory
tariff.
General Fireproof1ng operating at 80
per cent of capacity.
Public Service Corporation of New
Jersey (parent company earned 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-07

snail. 3oa32; Leghorns, large. 2ea3o:
small, 25a27; fowls. large, 28a30; small,
25a26; Leghorn fowls, 22a23; roosters,
Meats, fresh killed-Beef, 1921 :;
veal, l5al8; lamb, IS; pork loins, asa
%: fresh hams, IS; fresh shoulders,
1920: smoked hams, 81; smoked shout
ders, 20; bacon, 81; lard, in packages.
Is. Live stock-Calves, 9l2; lambs, ga ;
in bulk, IL.
Fruits-Watermelons 45a6o; canta-
loupeS, South Carolina, 275a3 90;
honeydews. 2.00a5.O0; honeyballs. 2.50a
500; apples, 1.00a1.75; peaches, Hileys,
2.OOa350; Carmans, 2.25a2.75: oranges,
6.50a800; pineapples, 3.50a5.O0; plums,
200; cherries, Washington State, Is
pound Tugs, 500
Vegetables-Potatoes, 3.25a3.75: to-
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on common stock In IL months ended
April 80 VS.. s2.58 in previous year.
w. T. Grant June sales up II per
cent; six months, IL per cent above
year ago.
Gulf States Utilities balance. IL
months to May 81, up IL per cent.
Mullins Manufacturing receives So
100000 automobile body order.
Radio Corporation of America to is
sue supplementary licenses to all pres
ent receiver licensees covering super
heterodyne circuit patents.
Truscon Steel June shipments fab
ricated steel totaled $4,000 tons.
United Fruit-President of Costa
Rica agrees to reduce tax on bananas
to 2 cents bunch from cents; sub
tect 10 approval by Congress.
That Underwood Elliott Fishers June
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Washington Produce

Butter-One-pound prints, S6laaS71a
tub, 3412a3515.
Eggs-Hennery, 23a24; current re-
ceiptS, 2la22.
Poultry, alive-Spring broilers, large,
35a36; medium and small, 25a27; Leg
horn, large. "a; small, %: fowls, COL
ored. 23a24; Leghorn, 15a17; ROSTERS,
13al4. Dressed. shipped-in. iced-Spring
broilers, 30a32; medium and small 25a
81: Leghorns, 25a27; fowls, 23a25;
Leghorn fowls, 15a17; ROSTERS, II;
ducks. Is. Jobbers' prices-Spring
broilers, large, 40a42: medium, 35a36
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PHILIPPINE CHOLERA
EPIDEMIC SPREADS
New Provinces in Luzon Affected,
With 7s Additional Cases Since
July ] in Islands.

By the Associated Press
MANILA, July Cholera has made
widespread gains in the Philippines in
the past week, Department of Health
figures released yesterday revealed. The
disease has entered several previously
unaffected places, despite efforts of
health authorities to check it. Deaths
since June 20 were estimated at 22l.
The disease has appeared for the first
time in the Provinces of Pangasiman
and Bulacan on the Island of Luzon,
the Island of Leyte and in the City of
Cebu. AS a result, Dr. r. w. Hart,
director of the United States Public
Health Service in the Philippines, placed
the city under a modified quarantine,
recurring examination of all departing
passengers and their vaccination.
The official report for the period from
June 90 to July l places the number
of cases in the islands at 436, and the
deaths at 1873. Since then reports from
various places indicate rs additional
cases and SO deaths.
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BUTTER IS STEADY.

CHICAGO, July Z P).-Butter-42,s 77
tubs; steady; creamery, extras, s2ih;
standards, 321s; extra firsts, 3oiza3i;
firsts. 2siaa29iz; seconds, 265a2715.
Eggs-48,331 cases; firm: extra flrsts,
2ia2l n: fresh graded firSts, 20l1 fresh
current receipts. 1919; ordinary cur
rent receipts, l7ai9.
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matoes, homegrown, 4.o0a5.0o; Texas.
Tugs, $50; cabbage. rs; spinach. 100;
kale, 75al. 90: carrots, per 100 punches.
4.0Oa5 90; beetS, per 100 punches, 3.00a
AGO. corn, 1.25al so; cucumbers. 1.25a
l.50 eggplant, 2.50; squash, 1.25al so;
lima beans, 1.50a1.75; okra, 200a2. as
mushrooms, Ohio hot house, 40a6o.
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business showed substantial improve
ment
That Public Service Of New JERSEY
has attracted buying from excellent
sources during its recent heaviness.
That International Telephone con-
tinues to meet with considerable liuui-
dalton, rejecting uncertainty over for
eign business prospects.
That important traders still look for
a comparatively quiet stock market.
with indecisive trends, during the next
few weeks.
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KIDNAPPED DEPUTIES FREE
Communists Seized in Finnish Diet
Building Return Unhurt.

HELSINGFORS, Finland, July Z (P).
Communist Deputies Pekkala and
Roekoe, who were abducted from within
the Finnish Diet Building last Satur-
day, were released by their captors
without having suffered any injury.
The Deputies had been kidnapped dur
ing a session of the Diets Constitutional
Committee and whisked away by 10
men in two motor cars.
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Private Beats Generals in Golf.
PANAMA CITY. July 7 P).-Pvt.
Tommy Hayden, U. S. A.. is Isthmian
amateur golf champion, sole survivor of
q field that included major generals.
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REBEL SCREEN
ACTRESSES GO
BACK TO WORK
Gaynor and MaCkaiII Make
Peace With Producers
in Salary Row.

q Eu United press
HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Sept. o.
Two Of Hollywood's prominent &C
tresses who have been on the outs
with their respective studios will
re-enter the fold and shortly will
appear on the screen. They are
Janet Gaynor and Dorothy Mackall.
Miss Gaynor picked up her make
up box quite few months ago and
left the Fox lot with very few
words. while Dorothy recently went
10 her old home in England after
leaving instructions with her at
torney to sue First National for
$4,000 she claimed was months
salary which the studio refused 10
pay her.
Janet will be back at Fox with
none other than Charles Farrell, a
youth with whom she made history
in Seventh Heaven"
The production is THE Man Who
Came Back"
In far away England Miss Mack
all received a telegram which was
an offer from Warner Brothers,
who not only direct the destinies
of the studio bearing their name,
but are the powers behind the big
First National sound stages.
No one except the Warmers head
and Miss Mackaill know what the
telegram said. 1t may have been
one of those Come back all is for
given" affairs or it may have men,
toned some cold figures about SAL
airy, which caused Dorothy to an
swer pronto. At any rate Miss
Mackaill is Hollywood bound.
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Australian Road Engineer Here

Sidney L. Luker, maintenance
engineer of the road board Of New
South Wales, Australia, is making
an inspection tour of Indiana state
maintained roads today as the guest
of John j. Brown, director Of the
state highway department. A. H.
Hinkle, maintenance superintendent,
is accompanying them.
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Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE
The Board of Trustees of the Central
State Hospital will receive sealed pro-
posals until Tuesday. September 30, at
10 a. M, for furnishing supplies for the
month of October, 1890. Estimate book
will be on file at Room lat Statehouse,
from and after Monday. September %,
1880.
By order of BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
WALLACE o. LEE. President
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WHY SUFFER- with piles when you car
positively get well or it will cost vol
nothing3 This is strictly home treat.
U. S. Call or write for free literature
G. r. Wysong. 2l9 K. OF P. Bldg. Office
ri. 1857. res. 2939 N. Mer., Ia. 1910.
MR.. HARRY BYRKIT. 1924 N. Illinois st.
if you will present this ad and proper
Identification tonight at the box office oil
the TERMINAL, THEATER YOU will re.
ceive two tickets to see WAY Out West,
WILL FINANCE vouI nome on YOUR lot
furnish all the money or part; also GC
repairing and remodeline No commission
L F. DEMPSY Denison Hotel
values IN used and recon
ditioned sewing machines Singer Sewing
Machine Co "a Meridian Ri 9064
SPECIAL treatment for rheumatism anc
neuritis. 5648 Winthrop Ave.
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Personals
RRuCE'S GAZE NO. Q

235 ~ ILLINOIS
Where the same high quality OF food
IS maintained as at ~ ". Penn
MRS. WM. BERNARD. $40 z. Vermont. Il
you win present this I'd and proper iden-
tification az the box Office OF the TERM
NAL THEATER tonight you Will receive
two tickets to see WAY out West"
CONFIDENTIAL CONsULTAETS AND as
SISTANCE on business or personal mat
ters NEEDING advice Reasonable fees Can
Il. 0lss for appointment.
WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted By any one other than myself
on and after Sat Sept 20, 1880.
CLAUDE PARNELL, Bridgeport, Ind.
EXCLUSIVE home laundry. individual
family washinRs. any size. 81 each, two
dav delivery. no ironing. returned dry:
satisfaction guaranteed. Oh. 7055
BAD accounts collected or no charge.
B1RDSALL. Oil Roosevelt Bldg RI 22e5.
COMFORTS recovered. quilts quilted By
hand. On. 62S5R-
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Barter and Swap

SELL OR TRADE for furniture. 1925 Ford
tudor. Be 1900 or 3l09 w Wash. st.
BIRD DOG-Pointer for Shot gun or what
have you? HUI 1880
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Radio and Equipment

RADIO SERvICEon any make radio.
Power pack repairing a specially. EAST
END RADIO. Oh. 1898.
MAJESTIC-MODEL 70: 8-tube: all-electric
lowbov: s39 so complete: terms. KEMP
LER RADIO. IS Virginia Ave.
SOC PER CALL-Expert service. Why nav
rnnre Lightning Radio Oh 7210
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NEW BUS LINE SOUGHT
Petition to Operate Route Filed
With Public Service Commission.

Petition to operate a bus route
between Washington and Bloom
field, was filed with the public serv-
ice commission today by Clarence
Riggle of Washington.
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Pets
sToNEHILL KENNEL.

SIONEHILL KENNELS
Toy Poms; studs, fee $40 to SIS also
toy puppies. He. 1929.
CANARY UNDERSTANDING 80 days.
$3.50: cages. 81. so. PALS E. Mich CHI TOO
ANARIES-Beautiful yellow. $3.50: also
cinnamon. 725 N. Delaware. Ri. 5646.
CANARIEs-s3.5 TO $3.50 1900 W. 18th
HA. l497R.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES: SIS TO $40.
BIS z. MARKET.
PEDIGREED RABBITS - VERY CHEAP.
BE. 1865. 1923 S. SHEFFIELD AVE.
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Instructions
Lost and Found

LOST police dOgo, grey VOL anu UIdCh
pup. mos. old. Reward. Ri. 0448. Ii.
LOST-Lady's white gold Gruen wrist
watch and band initials v. A. B.. down.
town Thursday noon. Finder please call
Riley Hospital. Ri. 7551. Miss Bailey. Rev
LOST-Brown purse: Murphy's 5 and 10c
store Own. needs badly. Rev. Be. 0616-W.
LOST-Brown police pup wks old.
Strayed or stolen. Fountain Square Sun
day afternoon. Reward. Mrs Steward.
LOST-BillfoId containing bills. drivers IL
cense and organization cards. grand
stand Washington Park. Saturday night.
Reward. 2246 Union st. DR.. 0302.
LOST OR STRAYED =. Black and brown
female collie. with white spot on face.
735 Elm. Reward
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-22
Special Notices

Baby Golf State
Tournament
Examinations start today at
36-hole course, 7ia miles from
Meridian street, out East Wash
ington street. Also at 18-hole
course at Riverside park, 1549
West Thirtieth street.
All state tournament games
will be played on these two
courses, as they are the largest
and most capable Of holding the
crowds.
Examinations Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. Course champions will be
decided Saturday.
State finals played Oct. 1928
and 4th.
Indiana Miniature Golf
Association
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Business OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-10 Gsbers automatic enter
tanners. all in flrst-class condition With
&c slots Write Edw. M. Egg, Jasper. Ind.
PARTNER-Food specialties. beverages:
estb. bus: Sl.500 car: ref. req. Ia. 2750.
COMPLETE restaurant equipment for sale
or rent. Terms. 1146 River Ave.
BOOMING HOUSE, RMS; NEAR REAL
SILK: REASONABLE RENT RI. 5l63.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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TYPEWRITERS-An standard makes new
and used portables. Dalton adding ma
chimes. Rentals. repairs and typewriter
supplies AMERICAN WRITING MA
CHINE CO, 1877 N Meridian St. Board
OF Trade Bldg. II. 1922.
ALL used machines, some noiseless. at SIS:
others S25 uD. Addressograph plates. re-
pairs, King 1VpeWrlters and Exchange
205 Mass. Ave. Ii. $40.
FOR SALE-Remington noiseless type
writer, like new. reasonable. Ri 1891.
TYPEWRITER-Coro standard key
board: cheap. Ii. 1905. Mr.. LANKFORD.
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Poultry and Supplies
Store-Omce Supplies

800 Tancred Leghorn Pullets. ready I
lay. BOYER'S HATCHERY Ri. $40 c
write to Thorntown, Ind
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Apartments for Rent

ALA. 17i7 N.-5-rm. upper duplex; heat
soft water; garage. Ia. CO.'S.
BELLEFONTAINE. 2Sl5-3 rms. and bath:
recently repainted and redecorated; lower
apt. heat water garage. Dr.. 5l08.
COLLEGE. 2i5l-4 rooms and bath: heat
and water furnished. He. $3.50.
ILLINOIS N sl0i2 Beautiful efficiency
apis: furnished or unfinished. II: $685.
ILLINOIS. N, 239-Graystone: one and
two-room apartments. downtown. $40 per
month up. Open any time.
LEXINGTON AVS-3-rIn apart. modern
utilities furnished: S35. DR.. 4l34.
LOCKERB1E. 52T--4 rooms private bath:
walking distance. IL 7l8o.
MARKET. E. 1928 rms. end apartment.
bath pantry and porches. near school.
car; fine condition: reasonable. RI. 52ll.
MARKET, 1913. Upper duplex; s rooms
moosri, steam heat, furnished. automatic
water heater. large double garage. In
quire 1907 E. Wash. phone Wa. 1898.
2o15 n Meridian ....... $500 TO s IS 90
s7n7 n Meridian ............... las 90
9s4 z Pratt a. so
l73S n Meridian .............. 81 so
i244 Washington ............... 80 so
1924 Broadway ........ $500
1920 Central .......... $500
S5l5 n Pennsylvanis ..........-.- SO SO
1920 Park Ave .................... IS 50
HOS College NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
sl2 n Alabama ...........s47 70 81 90
1855 N. Alabama ................ 500
1875 n Illinois ....-.... $3.50 20 IS 80
ieos SentraI --.....-....-. ssS 70 55-oo
20 MoYNkHAN PROPERTIES. wv
ITO Union Title.
u. sass: Ia 56s4: Ri 1871
NEW JERSEY. 62a-Hovelv Z. { and 5-rocm
apt, strictly mod. Eeas. Ri. 1884.
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Real Estate Wanted
Suburban for Sale

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
MeTARSNEY & BROWN.
2608 W, Michigan 6e. SOUS.
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Reclaimed
Sly l5-acre tracts. bargains at $3.50 70
s475 located Is minutes from monumenl
in 6uiit-up section. near interur6an sno
bus lines and schools. Terms 30 oo% s.I
e. per month Unusual values. investl-
gate at once. Cali Mr.. Kautskv Ri $3.50
w. r. Hunter Co., Realtors
NORTHEAsT-5 acres near oakland{on
Il am. $40 per mo. MRS KIMMELL.
Ir. 1925. Mornings and evenings. IN
4647. =;
< ACPFS-4-room bungalow: on good road
miles city limits. Investigate TINS
FAULKNOR Oh. 3438.
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business Announcements

MRS. H. BATES sECREsT. 1885 Wood
proper identification at the box office of
the TERMINAL THEATER tonight you
will receive two tickets to see Way Out
West
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Houses and Flats Furnished

NORTH-Large LIST floor; living and bed
room combined: privil. of kitchen. bath;
everything furnished $3.50 Ha. 0675
OLNEY, l424-Mod 3-rm. kitchenette apt;
utilities fur: garage: S45 Oh. 3577.
WALNUT. E., ll5-3 rms. alcove. priv.
bath. everything fur: walkg. dist. Ri. 1897
E. l6TH-4-room duplex, private; garage;
heal water. adults Oh. 2847-J
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Painting and Papering

LET FRED METCHEL.
Give vow q figure on painting and paper
hanging. before having 1t done. Spec. re-
and material guarn. Ri. 3l94.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Now is the
time; labor and material are cheaper
now; work guaranteed; convenient terms
may be arranged. CAL Be. 3610-M:
EXTERIOR-Interior decorating. ] can
save YOU money on your fall painting. J
carry conversation. Ia. S4Sl.
REMOVE BY STEAM
Your wall paper. So per rm. Ch 6393
Al DECORATOR.
PAINII LS-3:.d -, PAPER H AZ fHS5
PAPER HANGING-C. H. THURSTON
PAINTING-Exterior or interior HEN
DRICK DINKLA $3.50 E. 34th. Oh. $3.50
SPRAYING-Coid water paint and white
wash. THOMAS. Il. 1913.
HARDWOOD FLOORS CLEANED AMI
REFINISHED. ia. lilo
CALL GILLAND-Dr. 2747. Special prices
this month on paper hanging.
PAPER Observation-Disclosures DONE 81
room ODonald. Ri. 1928.
PAINTING: PAPER HANGING. SPECIAL
RATES THIS MONTH. BE. 1872.
PAPER HANGING.First-cla work, s2-s4
nm: clean. 81: sanlp. shown. Be. oll2-R.
PAPER HANGING-S25O rm.. paper SC up
PlaStering. guar. vANSANT. Or. 1929.
WHY PAY MOREPaper furnished and
hung. 81 per room. Oh. 20o4. II. 24I5.
PAPER HANGING-Houss painting Prices
very reas.. work guarn. Be. 27S3
PAPER HANGING-SS per nm: cleaning
naintine work guaranteed. Ri 1896
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HAAG. MRS. MARIE-Widow Of the late
Frederick ]. Haag. mother Of Mrs. Anna
Becker and Frederick Haag. died at the
home of Mrs. Becker. 1881 w 34th St,
SUNDAY afternoon. Friends may call at
Meridian St, Monday. to and to 10
D. m. Funeral Tuesday. Sept. % $50 at
the mortuarv. 9 a. m: Holy Angels
Church. Friends invited. Burial Louis
Vile.
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CHAS. GOLDSTEIN

CHAD. GOLIC Elm
Timer rooters: furnaces OF all makes
cleaned, repaired prices reas. D.. 343l
CARPENTERING-Ma inter decor
complete house cleaning. UNITED RE-
MODELLING & HOME SERVICE co. Ia
1923.
FEATHERS Bought solo ano renovated
feather mattresses, pillows MADE 10 order
&. ?. Burke. 43l-433 Mass Ave. RI. 669s
BRICK. STONE-And block masonry.
cement work, reasonable prices: small or
large Jobs. FREEMAN. ia. 7028.
XXTH CENTURY FURNACES An makes
repaired. vacuum cleaning; cutters. metal
work. Ri. 229l. Ask for Paul West.
sxl2 RUGS CLEANED. ST so VIZ GUARAN-
TEED. CALL AND DELIVER. Hu. 1868.
BROWN g. BROWN--Magnetic paint. VIII
keep your cellar dry. Ii: 1888.
BATH ROOM-Complete 500; plumbing
& heating installed; reasonable. ia. 405I:
EXCAVATING-Cemen work; cinder haul
ing. l specialize in driveWays. Be. 0136.
ROOFTNG-Painting. garage building, re-
pairing. Very interesting price: Hu. 1853:
FURNACES REPAIRED-Cleaned ian
makesl. Timing. roofing: reas. Oh. z246:
VICTOR furnaces repaired by factory ex-
merit HALI-NEAI FURNACE co. Ii. lOU4.
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Situations Wanted Female

cAPABLEp Young woman. desires house.
work or waitress. exp: ref. DR.. 1859.
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FTTZGFRALD. MARY E.-Age 20 years,
daughter OF Mrs Sarah E. Truebood and
sister of Mrs. R. A. Kean. passed away
Sunday. Sept 81. at the home of her
mother. 2505 e. St Clair. Funeral At
the home tuesday. Sept. %, D. m.
Eriends inNited Burial Crown HIu.
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FRFELS- EDWARD F.-Beloved husband of
Thelms Freeis and brother of John Freels.
passed away Sunday, Sept. 81. Funeral
FUNERAf, HOME. 1859 N Meridian, $3.50
a. m, followed by services St. John S
Church 9 q. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery Friends invited.
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NEW JERSEY s21-Hovelv q and 6-rocm
apt, strictly mod. Eeas. Ri. 1884.
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Storage and Transfer
Help Wanted Female

YOUNG GIRL-One needing e sd. home to
assist with hcusewk.; prefer orphan:
small wages. Box Also Times.
PERMANENT home for lady. EXCHANGE
zen. hsewk.; more home than wages. Oh.
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FOSTER, ISA1AH-Beloyed tather OF HenIy
Mrs. Della NJ Simpson. Mrs. Sallie O..
Hubbard of Bedford. Ind. departed TINS
life Sept. 81. age 81 years: Funeral
Baptist Church . p. m. Burial Carlton
cemetery. Friends may view the remains
at the Residence of his son, 1889 ADAMS
MOORE 81 KIRK,
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Suburban for Rent
Business Places for Rent
Houses for Sale

NORTH EAST-splendid corner for indie
pendent grocery; near modern school. Oh.
7104.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-22

FINN, CATHERINE Widow of the late
James Finn and mother of Margaret,
John and Thomas Finn and James NC
Keeyer. passed away Friday Sept. 49,
Funeral Tuesday. Sept. 81 at residence,
$50 a. m, SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
at 10 o'clock. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends invited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-22

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-22
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