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AWARD $4,000
PAVING WORK
Projects to Be Completed
This Fall.

Street Improvement contracts to-
falling S65.000 were awarded today
by the works board on recommended
ton of City Engineer A. H. Moore.
The projects will be completed TINS
fall.
Contracts awarded-Manlove avenue
Fortv-sixth to Forty-eighth. concrete
pavement. Indiana Asphalt Paving Com
panv. $4,000: Manlove, Forty-eighth 70
Fiftv-second. concrete. Indiana Asphalt
Paving Company. s9.o5s; Baltimore ave
nue.. Forty-s.xth to Fifty-second. concrete
Indiana Asphalt Paving Company. sl4.oOo:
Drake street. West to Brooks street, Mead
Construction Company. concrete. $4,000; ST.
Clair street. Arlington to Anderson avenue
concrete and curb. Indiana Asphalt Paw
ing Company. s7.ToO; Eleventh. Meridian
To CAPITOL. resurfacing with asphalt. j. N.
Morgan and Son. $500: Eleventh street,
Meridian to Delaware. widening. resur-
facing with asphalt. ]. N. Morgan ana
Son. $1,000.
Resolutions Adopted-New Jersey street.
Fifty-eighth to Kessler boulevard. side
walks: Illinois, Twenty-eighth to Thirty
fourth. resurfacing with asphalt: loca sani-
tary sewer in Garfield avenue. Thirty-third
to Thirty-fourth: Fourteenth street. Ala
zama 10 New Jersey street. paving: Twen-
tieth street. Talbot to Central. resurtaclng.
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Death Notices

cEaMBERLIF. JoAENA-Ase s.. beloved
wife OF Victor L. Chamberlin. passed
s sssY s. ssp ne E aug psrk At z4o Church
Tgsssssy 5 sg I q II a P Psnds f msy
call at res dents. 1T N. Riley Ave-. until
LOUIS C.-Passed away Aug.
s4s s. iSeridian ST. Friends may cali
wednesd ". Aug. g.. Private at the resi-
dence. F'lenfs invited to the service a.
st. Psui.s ngeliesl Lutheran church;
corner Nc and New Jersey St.. z.5O
o. n. b Concordia cemetery.
FTNN 4-sORENCE-lNe Henn). age 20
years. beloved wife Of Edgar Finn. daugns
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs; Lewis Hem a ana
HEM Of 53i Lincoln St.. passed away sun
day. 6.35 o. m. Funeral from above az
dress wednesday, 2 D. m; Burial crow
HERMANN in charge.
HOOK. oARRIE-Beloved son of az M,s r
lydia Langford and ORC, Hook OF 1893 n
Tacoma and father Of E2oeTs t Ho 6s,
parted this life Sunday. Aug. 8. age 80
years, Funeral Wednesday. Aug; s. at
B 4qiiiaiMn Memorial 5fs Park cemetery. Friends
invited. Funeral under direction OF
KEPLER. MAHALA A.-Widow Of o. A..
Bepier snd E motner OF w MTS 0 and Ms
orriri A. Gregory. departed this life Sat;
tuesday. Aug. 5. at the residence of Mrs.
Henry c. Wyman. II s. BrookYllle roao'
o. m Burial Crown Hill cemtery. tu-
neral private. Friends may view remains
director of MOORE & KIRK.
MBRIDE. DONALD-Age II years. beloved
soh Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T; McBrioe,
passed away Friday. Aug. /. Funeral al
the late residence, 1928 University Ave;
Tuesday Aug. S. 2:30 p. m. Funeral
private on account of contagious disease.
Burial Memorial Park cemetery.
WITTE- CLARENCE H.-Oldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert White. passed away sun
day. 2 D. m. at the age Of 81 years. Fu-
neral Tuesday. 2 D.. m. at she, home. three
miles west Of Cumberland. Just west OF
cemetery in charge OF MAX HERRLICH
WOOD. HARRIET V.-Beloved mother of
Lottie Zumpfe. Mrs. Nellie Wachstetter
and Marion Dawson. departed this life
FRIDAY. Aug. I. Funeral Tuesday; Aug. ,.
ct residence. 1889 H. Rural St. 10 a. m.
Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends in
ylted; Funeral under direction OF
MOORE g. KIRK.
zOLLER. KATE NJ. z. (nee Knappl-Age
20 years, Saturday. p. M; wife, OF
Joseph Zoller; mother of Matthias. Char
lotte. Wilbert and Lillian zoller. Funer Al
at late home. 2l17 S. Pennsylvania. Tues
day. $50 a. m; Sacred Heart church, 8
a. m. Burial st. Joseph's cemetery.
TCincinnati (O) and CoVington (Ky.)
papers please coupy.l
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Building Permits

Delaware and Twelfth Street Realty Com
pany. building. Twelfth and Delaware.
$50. 600.
Bartholomew g. Son. dwelling. garage,
$3.50 Fall Creek. $4,000.
Gregory & Appel. repairs. 2Oos South
eastern. $500.
Pike Realty Company. dwelling, garage.
1924 North Illinois. $500.
Pike Realty COMPANY. dwelling. garage.
STAT Broadway. $1,000.
Indianapolis school board. addition. 322
South Arlington. Sll.234.
F. RIGHT. garage. 1908 North Olney. s2S5.
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Quits as T. p. A. Official

Resignation Of Charles NJ. link,
secretary and treasurer of the IN
dianapolis branch, Travellers Protec-
tive Association of America, was
announced today. link viii devote
all of his time with the Berkshire
Life Insurance Company, with Of
fees in the Merchants Bank build
irarr
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In Memoriam Notices

IN MEdCRIAM-In loving remembrance
of our darling daughter, sister. wife and
passed away Aug. 4. 1929.
One year has passed. our hearts grow
sore
AS time goes on. we miss you more.
Loving and kind in all your ways,
Sincere and true to the end Of your
days.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly re-
membered,
Beautiful memories cling to your name.
True hearts that loved with deepest
affection.
Always will love in death Just the
same.
Thank God for the promise of meeting
you again.
Sadly missed by loving MOTHER.
FATHER SISTER. BROTHER. HUSBAND
AND DARLING CHILDREN
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA, N. s4s-Large, cool. clean rm..
ALA. NJ. 1852 nice Iitchenette apis;
furnished: in good home.
BLoYD. 2O4l--S furnished rooms, gas,
light and airy: 30 q week.
BROADWAY. 49, clean cool rms.
kitchenette. range. sink: beds. 81.
DEARBORN, N, 1912 strictly mod. rms.
for housekeeping. everything furnished
HOLLOWAY. 1862. nice clean. modern
rooms. $3.50: With garage: also sleep
unfur.: mod. apt: reas.: pri. emit. Be. 3279.
ILL. n, 2S39--S-rm. kitchenette. front
apt: hardwood frs. sun rm.: $3.50 week.
ILLINOIS. N. $50 lovely cool front
rooms. $3.50 and up. Child welcome.
IRVINGToN-2 large, front rooms: well
furnished; garage. 5825 Julian Ave.
L e IT us = 2 clean connecting rooms.
MARKET. E.. 990-2 front, clean. mod.
furn. roms; private entrance; adults.
MERIDIAN. n. N22i2-Beautiful front ant.
living nm. and kischenette. Ha. S679-W.
MERIDIAN. N, 25l3-Lovely front room.
kitchenette. near bath. Ha. o525-M.
mod; IS: everything fur. Ri. 2o98.
NEW JERSEY l3s-Gooo clean house
keeplng rooms. ri. 4l45.
ORIENTAL N. f1-2 rms. kitchenette:
private emit: also sleeping nm. Ii. 9649.
PRATT. ". 2s-NewIy decorated. everv-
thing furnished. reduced rent. Ii. 2095.
TALBOT. N. z33s-2-rm. kitchenette. l.
rm. kitchenette: garage. Ia. 1898.
TALBOTT. 2i06 NJ front rooms. sink.
Private entrance.
FREMONT. 80 81 unfurn. rms: newly
deco: pr. entrance: adults. Be. 3958-W.
VERMONT. E.. 230-Large. airy room. with
kitchenette.
VILE AVE. s2s-2 nice. large connecting
rooms: sink and private lavatory; reas.
WALNUT. E.. 49, rms. kitchenette;
evythg. furn-: IS wk. See Hskpr. in base't.
WASH. E. 1875 furnished modern cor
ner rms. up or downstairs: opposite VIII
lard park; laundry Ri 2i53.
WOODRUFF Middle dr.: 2 rms. furn-.
apt: So: running water. Oh. 3173.
23D. E. Ills uniurn. rms mod; garage
optional; empl people. Re. 1862.
AZ w. S0TH-2 nicely FUR room: reasons
able: garage Optional Ia. 17s5.
3isT. W.. 1862. 'front.'. modern; COM
pletely fun. rooIDz. garaEe. Ia. 255i.
2 RMS--coci. lighI: reasenable Everything
furnished: earaza optional. Ia 1878
LOVELY. cool. Woodrnlf; r7n., kifchenet tie,
priv, bath. SO ! Suz-s SAsos Ch- f1oG,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-04
Milwaukee Archbishop, IS, Dies

MINIATURES. Aug. Arch
bishop Sebastian G. Messmer, SO.
died early today at his boyhood
home in Berne. Switzerland, where
he had gone for a visit less than a
month ago. Nsgr. Bernard G.
Traudt. Ncar- general Of the Cath
ole diocese. announced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-04
SEEK MUSICAL THIEVES
Three SaxOphones. Trumpet Taken
From School by Burglars.

Three saxophones and a trumpet,
valued at a total of $3.50. we're loot
or burglars at the Christensen
School Of Music, LOG Pembroke Ar
cade. Sunday night. according tC
police reports.
Burglars took clothing valued at
Sf00 from the Todd & Todd taller
shop Il East Ohio srtsef.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-04
AIR CIRCUS AT OUTING
Rotary Group 5 to Enjoy Aerial
Program at Picnic.

An air circus will feature the an
nual picnic of Group 5 of the In
diana district of Rotary Tuesday at
Speedway park.
Walker w. Wirslow, president OF
the Indiana Aviation Corporation
Will provide the aerial entertain
ment.
Ten cabin planes will be pro-
vided for RotarianS who wish to
take a trip in the clouds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-04
STAIN POINTS
TO RESULTS OF
PEACE POLICY
Breathing SPELL Desired to
Permit Economic Pro-
gram Action.
This IL one Of series Of articles on
the economic situstion In Russia.
BY EUGENE LYONS
United Press stan Correspondent


MOSCOW, Aug. 3.-"Our policy
is the policy Of peace and the
strengthening Of commercial rela-
tons with other nations" said Jo-
seph Stain in touching upon the
foreign affairs of the Soviet union
in his speech to the Communist
party congress
The result Of this policy" he
continued. is the improvement OF
relations with a series Of countries
and the conclusion Of a series of
agreements about trade, technical
aid, etc.
Its result also is the adhesion
Of the Soviet union to the Kellogg
pact. the signing Of a protocol along
the line Of the Kellogg pact with
Poland, Rumania, and others, the
signing Of a protocol extending the
agreement with Turkey for neutral
ity and friendship.
Policy Succeeded
Finally, the result Of this policy
is that We succeeded in safeguard
ing peace, not permitting enemies
TO draw US into conflicts notwith-
standing a long line Of provocations
and adventurist attacks by war in
cendiaries.
This peace policy we shall con-
tinue with all our might, with all
our means. We do not want sin
gle step Of foreign soil. But also
our soil, not one inch OF our SOIL,
shall we surrender"
This announcement is not casual
rhetoric. For fear that the world
might have overlooked it, the gov
eminent mouthpiece. Izvestia, called
editorial attention to it and urged
foreign powers TO note it well. The
Soviet union is candid in its desire
for the breathing spelI' Of peace
to enable it to push its economic
programs through to victorious COM
pletion.
Fear Foreign Attack
At the same time the Soviet union
is candid in voicing its conviction
that the danger Of a foreign attack
always is on the horizon.
Stain sees a constant tendency
towards Intervention. France he
cites as "the worst expression OF
this tendency at the present mo-
ment."
At the same time he sees an OPP
posite tendency, aiming to reach
working agreements of some sort
with the Soviet land. The recent
attitude of England in making a
temporary trade pact he points to
as exemplifying this tendency, and
also the extensive contracts with
American firms.
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FALL THOUGHT SUICIDE
Woman TumbIes Is Floors TO Death
on Pavement.

81 UIIII TTf.N
CHICAGO, Aug. A theory that
Mrs. Marjorie Gilbert, So. climbed
eighteen flights of IRE escapes to
plunge 10 her death was given ere
dence today by police. who doubted
she had fallen accidentally.
Her body was found in a court
yard and her pocketbook on the
eighteenth-hoor fire escape landing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-04
Births
Rows

Arthur and Amelia Materson, COL Liv-
George and Garnett Shaner. 1888 Arrow.
Elmer and Ruth Kirby. GIL st. Paul.
Harry and Catherine Long, 6l5 South
Russell and Josephine Hastings. 1856
Reid and Appinine Kenady. Methodist
Burns and Mildred Williams. 2l2 East
Ross and Jennie Copeland, 6l5s Haver-
ford.
Girls
Howard and Daisy Cole, 607 Uden.
Edward and Mary Porten, l0ll Blaine.
Maurice and Hazel Winkler, 400l Broad
Wev. -
Raleigh and Marie Warrenburg, 1925
Hoefger.
Joseph and Mary Burrello. ALB Blcklng.
Charles and Emma Laughlin. 4726 East
Tenth.
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DIES IN GLIDER CRASH
Broken Control Blamed in Accident
of Home Made Craft.

MILIPITAS, Cal. Aug. 4.-Broken
elevator control was held response
bic today for a crash that cost
Sawyer H. GilliStrom, 20, his life in
a homemade glider, in which he
had made more than 200 flights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-04
SERVICES WEDNESDAY
FOR BANKS CASHIER
Rites to Be Held at Home for Louis
c. Engelking.

4. EnBeikluB.
Funeral services for Louis c. En-
gelking, 63, cashier of the South
Side State bank, who died Sunday
at his home, $40 South Meridian
street, will be held at 2:30 Wednes-
day afternoon at st. Paul'S Evan
gelical Lutheran church, McCarty
and New Jersey streets. Burial will
be in Concordia cemetery.
Mr.. Engelking died suddenly in
bed Sunday. Heart disease is be-
lieved to have caused his death.
He was born and reared in Indi-
annapolis. He was one of the origi-
nal founders of the bank and was
prominent in religious activities OF
the Lutheran church.
Mr.. Engelking lived with a cou-
sin, Miss Stella Stahlhut. A num-
Der of cousins survive besides Miss
.Stahlhut.
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FUNERAL RITES SET
FOR SUICIDE VICTIM
Henry Gerdts. 81, Hangs Self to
Tree; Services Tuesday.

Tree; Services Tuesday.
Funeral services will be held at 2
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
a son, William Gerdts, 1883 Laurel
street. for Henry GerdtS, 81, who
ended his life by hanging himself
10 a tree in the yard at the home
Sunday. Burial will be at South
port, following services there.
Born in Germany, Mr.. GerdtS
came to indianapolis in 1861, and,
eight years later, welded Miss
Elizabeth Shultz of Poland, Ind. She
died seven years ago. Mr.. Gerdts
was a farmer near Southport until
several years ago. He was a char
ter member of the Emmanuel Re-
formed church. Besides his son, a
daughter, Mrs. Dora Hensley OF
Southport, survives him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-04
Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL. 2215-Nice front rm.; girls
or couple. He. 1853.
EAST ST. 1921 s.-Light, airy room for. 2;
ILL. N. 2720-Widow: splend. home; bkft..
dinner: gar: laundry opt. Ia. 3551.
GIRL-Catholic; share room refined home;
privileges: reasonable Be. 1923.
ROOM for Q more children at children's
boarding home. Be. 1903.
COOL-Quiet rooms for l or gentlemen:
2 GIRLS-Room and board; SIG: modern
home: privileges. Ha. 3725-R.
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Business Announcements
Delco Water Pumps


Trade in your old pump as down pay
ment, balance IL small monthly pay.
ments. Cal for estimate. HUI. 1854.
FEATHERS-Bought solo ana renovated
feather mattresses, pillows made to ord sss
FURNACES-Hand cleaned. 81: good work.
Experts on q repairs VII WIltLII5ASMsSso2sS
SPRAY PAINTING AUTOS-sl5 10 $50
COLA Bellefontaine. Hu. 1888.
PLASTERTIG and patching. Call Oh. 7452.
PAUL SIRIEBECK. Sun in business.
FURNACES REPAIRED Cleaned IAN
mEkesl. Thinning. roofing: reas. en-. 4246.
Bath ROOM-Complete. $50; plumbing
81 heating installed; reasonable. ia. 405I
9xI2 RUGS CLEANED. s1.5o wk. GUARAN-
TEED. CALL AND DELIVER. HU. 1868:
RUGS-9xI2: 81 so: cleaned on your floor:
satisfaction guaranteed. Wa. 1885.
CARPENTER REPAIR WORK-New and
old garage a speciality. DR.. 074z-J.
EXCAVATING = Concreting, remodeling
gen. repairs; I'll work guar. DR.. 6424.
CABINET wk.. repair wk., remodelg.. re-
roofing. scrns Scots he. 5720. wa: 2462-3.
NTERING-General repair screens
floors. furniture repairing. Ia. 1888.
EXCAVATING-Ceme work; cinder haul
ing. specialize in driveways Be. OBS.
BONDED SEWER MANAGEMENT FUR
MACE: GEN. REPAIR. CHI. 2283-J. EVE.
RUGS cleaned. ex12 SIPS. Call for DEL.
Today special Keemer Rug Co. Oh. 1886.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Help Wanted Male

SALESMEN-Men of good character and
appearance to solicit in the city and Mar
ion county; commission to start; premium
for surety bond required: detail of for
mer employment and experience must be
given. Address Box B 1872. Times.
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Painting and Papering

HOUSE PAINTING-Psper hanging; clean
ing. MOODEY BROS. Ch. 0477-M.
PAPER HANGING.
spec. price this mo. GILLAND. DR.. 5747.
PAPER HANGING-Outside painting ali
materials furn. ROBERTS. DR.. 1901.
PAINTING. foof. and repair. new, old
work; low cost. Mr. Elliott Be. 33e7-2.
SPRAYTNG-Cold water paint and white
wash. THOMAS. Ii. 3774.
PAPER HANGNG-s4 per room and up:
painting and patch plastering. Ii 7268
INTERIOR. EXTERIOR PAINTING AND
SPRAYING. ROY HOOK. IR. 1909.
CARPENTERMG-Plas paint'E paper's.
cement work: no lob too SMALL. On. 6l7s.
PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING. c.
II. THURS1ON. DR.. o557.
PAPER HANG. = CLEAN. UPHOLSTERY
OLIVER FURNITURE STORE, Be. PASS.
PAINTING. exterior or Interior. lead oil
mixed on Job. Since 1904. Oh. $3.50.
PAINTING-Out s-de or in: repair work Of
any kind; cash or terms. Roark, He. 1908.
PAPER-Furnished and hung. 50 per room:
house painting. Be. 1882.
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Barter and Swap

WANTED TO TRADE-Equity in my 12-
rm double. for modern single all &C.
cupisd at s35 a side; adapted for roomlng
house, revenue Of $500 per month
for investment; deal with owner and
save commission. 1925 Ashland Ave-.
phone Hem. 1908.
AUTOMOBILES priced from 500 to $500;
will trade for improved clear lots IN CITY
no equities BUCKEYE FINANCE co.
2o7 E. New York st.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-New Arm. house;
inclosed porch; } u acres ground; on
Lake Schaher. Call Ii. $3.50.
TPADE-CIear irt Waldemere addition for
Ford coupe; late model. L. 3277.
NASH SEDAN-'26 model: for sale or trade
for cheaper car. Oh. 1565-M.
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ADDISON sr.--s-rna. modern homer smal1
pagmsat down. hal as mo- e. z2z3sEls
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Real Estate for Exchange
HERE 'TIS''

"HERE IT'S"
Three family apartment, north, all
modern. owner will accept as part
paymsnt, improved farm in Alabama,
Texas or Florida; balance cash. Owner
OF this apartment wants cheap priced
farm Also will consider improved city
property in these states. Mr.. Hall, 1881
Boulevard place. Ia. 7l46.
equity, 8 rms. big lot fruit.
Cor. Shelby and Markwood. DR.. 782l-R4:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-04
Suburban for Rent
Houses for Sale

7 ROOMS and bath. sun room. firepl ace.
lots for garden. double garage: fenced
yard; s35. Oh. 4058.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

BEvILLE. $50. N.-Lovely rms; bath;
porch: pri.: adults: $3.50 VIZ. On. 1851.
CORNELL. q 37TH-N. z. cor: attractive
ant: Ice rms. bath, $3.50 wk.. Sunne.
45i III Bldg. II. 1851: eve. he. zLsl.
DEXTER. 2i95-3 rooms: = double; nicely
furnished: $3.50 week. IA. 2l3z-J.
DREXEL ARMS-2 and nm furnished
suites SO to SIS. Ii. 2a2l.
GoODLET. 1926 Upper duplex; new;
mod, 8 rms. "a: util. FUR. Be. z32g-J:
LEONARD. i304-Complete corner duplex;
light airy priv. entrance: gas, ngntS. ice.
phone paid: adults: SD. DE-: 540z.
MERIDIAN. n. 3360-Apt. ca; cool 4-room
apartment; Frigidaire. gas, electricity ana
telephone. Ha. OFFER.
MTLEY AVE. ais NJ rlsis.. semi-mod..
furnished cottage. with garage
NORTH, E., sl6-2 sro 8 rms, mod, Frig-
idaire: weekly rate. RI. 4007: Dr. 24So:
nth. 42. W.-Nicely decorated, kitchen
cite apartment al utilities furnished;
S45. Cali Apt. THE GRANT.
4-RM-Fur duplex. bath; private ent.;
garage. porch; adults. Oh. 2841-J.
AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL
$50 N. PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfurnisneo
apartments ultra modern. bath WITH tub
and shower. Frigidaire. walking distance
Phone Ri. 1871.
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Storage and Transfer

Storage and Transfer
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER.
s months later. No charge ~ hauling
2 ETIo% Si zSt MOTOR cS s CO. 81,
LOCAL and overland hauling; PACKING and
SUESz. RI: 65el. Ri. S62S Mites. Gu
J. b. TAYLoR TRANS. AND sToRAGE;
from ciicago to st. Eo xfL betToit, cev O.
land or other cities. DR.. 307l or Ri. 4265:
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Call az eli times. Ia. 374l
BRITTON TRANsFER-Mov.. $3.50 load:
large trucks: ,esDonsible men. DR.. 76l6.
MOVING. .s9-You. help. 81 less; 1H ton
Lost and Found
BLACK Newfoundland dog. brown. white
spots: male. Name Pedro" Rev. Oh.
BOSTON BULL puppy; brindle. white front
foot. and collar. Reward. Ii. 6o45.
CoLoRED lady took pen by mistake in
Morrisons known Ir. 6782. Rev. No cues.
LOST-In east end, male Spitz; some light
tan. clipped. red collar. star under eye.
LOsT-Wire-h haired female puppy with
harness; reward. On. 0599.
LOsT-Boston, dark red, strayed from
1400 block N. Capitol; sore on neck and
shoulders; reward. Ii. 1910.
LOST-4"xe''. black. loose-leaf note book,
between Meridian st. Garage and Wash
ington and West ST., Ohio. Capitol. Re-
ward for return to City Editor of Times.
LOST. steamer trunk and suitcase of
back OF carr clothing and valuable pa
perS. Liberal reward. DR. $685.
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Houses for Rent

BEAUTY AVE. 2S0-Double: rooms. ga
rage: S1250 mo. Ri 6716.
BEECH GROVE, 90 n I'd AVE.-5 rin.
Nogales international., 1930-02-04
TAX EXEMPTION
WIDOWS, VETS

May 20 is the last day upon
which those entitled to tax exemp-
ton under Arizona's new veterans
and widows tax law may file ap-
plications for 1880 exemption, May
81 being the day upon which the
county assessor must deliver the
county's tax rolls to the board of
supervisors according to state law.
There is still a question as to
whether exemption claims received
after that date can be entered in
the books after the latter have
been turned over to the board of
supervisors. It is advised therefore,
that to avoid any possible difficult
ty which might arise on this point,
it is best to allow plenty of leeway
in the matter and make application
for exemption at an early date.
Nogales international., 1930-02-04
MISSING CAR is
FOUND PARKED IN
FRONT OF JAIL

While engaged in completing some
electrical work in building on
Grand avenue late Thursday after
non, Billy Broad's car, which he
had left at the curb in front, dis
appeared.
After notifying the police of the
theft Billy started out on a lone
hunt and in a short time discov-
cred his car parked in front of the
cuartel in Nogales, Sonora.
Inquiry of the police there de-
duced the fact that the car had
been seized, the driver arrested, to
be later released. In attempting
to enter his car he was informed
by the Mexican soldier on guard
that the car was under arrest and
therefore could not be removed.
Under what charge the car was
being held was not stated, but 1t
might have been a kidnapping
charge, having taken the man from
this side of the line to the other
side.
However, Billy, vouching for the
future good behavior of his car
eventually secured it's release and
was allowed to drive it home.