davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

Directors to Meet-A meeting OF
the board of directors of the I'm
perial County Farm Bureau has been
called for Saturday, March /, at
l0:@0 a. m. 1t is expected that j. j.
Deuel. of the law and utilities de
Partment OF the California Farm BS
reau Federation will be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
WE ARE EQUIPPED with the most

modern machinery to renovate
your mattresses. Call us up at 295
Calexieo and we will pick them
M. CaleXico Cotton Products. Inc.
Calexico, Calf. NJ. TIL. Til.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

Eucalyptus Wood makes best heat.
Phone Ed Royce, 1913. NJ Wtf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

Good "Fire insurance Talks, nv
W. !. stone. Watch Wednesday 5
paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

Watch Wednesdays paper for
= Fire Insurance TalI;s,' by W. /.
Stone.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
TO Answer Charge-M. Okomo

ol''A W. okamoto,
rough his attorney, Lee Nuffer
Ht'red plea Of not guilty to a
large Of Transporting liquor Wed,
.rS"''y afternoon and had his trial
ot for, March i, il, superior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

Or. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg Extraction specialist. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. ll0
North 9th st. Phone 49,. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

Auto Thief Held - Earl Rogers
'1d his preliminary hearing vester
lay afternoon before Judge Mav.
lid on charge of srami theft for
king an automobile tro.l the used
aaf lot ot the J. II. Eobrtson com
Fany, He was held .9 :tr.swer with
tajl sci at $500
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
Travel this modern way
DAILY SCHEDULE
cGux,;ua Mo,eh i., ,oao

ETeCfVE Is71 ~
,4o eeod Up
oe'a PIT D%9rpT,Lo, Angeles A. 40 PM (PT)
Iv. 9o5 AM (PT) San Diego Lv 1'o f-Ni' VI
Ly. 1000 AM.tPT)El Cenuo Iv. 2zo rlh' w
Ar. 100 PM mt Phoenix lv. II, p'm1mL5 ,n,1}
Lv. I3o PM (M-T) Phoenix 'Af. i2'4' r'"''LHi'
:. ,,opw (mr)ruc.on Iv. IiA5 AMMT)
:. 1opwMTlpoueln Lv. Io43 AMlMTl
:. %,.pMfMTlHachr, Lv. o.'3 AMetTl
AZ. $50 PM MT)El Pa'o lv. 900 n''''''' :
.Luncheon
vIsTBOUND-sandardh hirlinef oonneen oaly wHh
wes,ern Air Express for San fanoi'eo' 'eA''"s i''
Angeles at ABS P. h-
EhSrBOUND-Drea connection, with i eSa' ' q r1Slne
Railway for all points North and East C1nns3"oa' ,aS
are also made at FL Paso with all kallfo'' N' '''
lines including CAT. for Mexico NnV'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

(Continued From Page ~
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
BIackhand Note
Youthful I Prank

Shades OF the Malta aad other
blackhand organizations lowered
over ri Centre for two days past
and were dispclled only when it
was discovered, after careful in
vestisation by the local police de-
partmcnt, that the threatened re-
prisals were merely q childish
prank.
II all came about as the result Of
Of the following death note be-
ing found BY focal resident ycster-
dav morning. The note stated: &c
& Il. The MYSTEElODS FIVE
will expect 50 to be on the bottom
step Of Foscett's front porch at.
midnight tonight or before. DO
not be surprised that we know
your name for the MYSTERIOUS
FIVE know everything. Also do
not try to watch for US because we
are wacthing you all the time.
(signed) p. 5. Ii the money is
not there at the specified time
BEWARE" The last word was
typed in red, signifyiug blood, Of
course and a series Of asterisks and
question marks closed tic letter.
The police made a careful invest
igation Of the matter, only to dis
cover that it was the work If some
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
VALLEY YOUTHS
HAVE CHANCE IN
JUNIOR OIL LYMPICS

When the Southern California
finals Of the Junior Olympic
games are run off in Los Angeles
on June 7, there is more than an
ordinary probability that two rep
resentatives from this county will
resk high in the final ranking Of
competing athletes. These are Joe
Andrade, of Calexico, and Albert
Steele, of FL Centre. the former in
the junior and the latter in the
senior division. This is based on
the wonderful showing made by the
boys during the recent running off
of the valley trials.
These two boys are given more
than mere outside chance at Los
Angeles as they are expected to
finish with such class that they
will be among those chosen to com
pete in the junior olympic finals
to be held in Atlantic City. Spe-
cial confidence is reposed in An
drade as at the time of the finals
here, his score was the highest of
ficial score turned in to the COM
mittee in Southern California. Of.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

ficlals from Los Angeles have been
asked to send some one to the val
ley to look these boys over care
fully as to their condition and gen
eral qualifications, as the valley
committee, now that they have
more than ordinary talent with
which to deal, arc more than anx-
ious to have it developed to the
highest.
Ten junior athletes will leave for
Los Angeles from the valley to
compete in these finals, five from
the senior and five from the junior
division. Those who will take part
with the scores made at the elimin-
alton contests here arc: Seniors
Albert Steele, FL Centre, $50; +.
Ramirez, Calexico. 4s6; Junior
Vaught, 422; Ernest Mathis, 4Os,
Sunset Springs; and Tom Afford,
800, Imperial. Juniors Joe An
drade, 640, Calexieo: Keith Burch,
493, Calipatria; Don Dyer, ASS, FL
Ccntro; Ramon Armandarez, 379,
Calexico: and Alvin Davis, 36s,
Alamo.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
BRIDE HONORED
BY GIFT SHOWER

Mrs. Edwin NJ. Miner entertained
last evening at her home ON West
Main street with a glassware shower
complimcnting Mrs Roy I. Estes
Jr., who prior to her marriage of q
month ago, was Miss Henrietta
Woody.
The house was charninglv dcte-
rated with spring flowers and crepe
paper in a riot of pastel shades was
used in the lightia. effects. 4 dainty
midnight supper was served At the
close Of the bridge game nj which
high score prize was won by Mrs.
j. o. Cole, second by Miss Jeaa
Stewart, and low by Mrs. Duane
Stafford.
The invited guest list included
Mesdames Fred Sones, ". j. Me
Clelland, Tom Duer. Bill Wallace,
Malcolm Spence, J, X. Mitchell, j..
T.. Mitchell. Dunbar Carey. N. E. tt-
lis, Joe Thompson, Guy Scott. Her
bert Lowdcrmilk, Bert Fawcett,
Merle Brown, j. O. Cole, 5. Z. Woo
dy, f. j. Anderson, Duane Stafford.
Bird E. Hobby, all Of FL Centre, Mrs.
j. r. Fowble of Jacum5a, Mrs. Mel
son Long of Holtyille-
The Misses Anna MeManus, Jean
Stewart, Lorraine I.utes, Celia Young.
Katie West, Mildrded Cole, Neil
Louise Roach, Cecil Thatcher, Susie
Wynn. Jane Polk. Mary Sue Belts,
Lola Freeman, Janc Anderson, Mar
naret Giles. Mildred Giles, the guest
Of honor and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
FINE SPEAKER At
j. c. GRADUATION

Junior college graduates viii re-
ceive their diplomas at 5 O'Clock to-
night in the high school auditorium
ard the affair is Of general III
tcrest, not only because of those
graduating, bat because Of tle eN,
leptionally fine speaker who VIII
deliver the commencement address.
Godfrey r. Morgan, well known
Chautauqua lecturer, writer. and
former school man, is 10 be tha
speaker, and since lie holds au en-
viahlc reputation in regard to his
ability along thar Inc, i S expect
cd that a large number will be pres
eut in crder - have the privilege
ef listening 30 50 interesting d lee
turer. The meeting IS open 70 the
public
Those jupie- college graduates who
will receive tAeir diplomas from Dor
scy Whitelaw, president Of the high
school board of trustees, re as fot
low: sam Joseph Baer honorable
mcntionl, Mufiel Evans, Archie Er
! skine Gallatiu, Olean Peck Gallatin
Della Grace Grafton honorable men.
] tiun), Lewis Darwin Hartshorn
! Ethel Norean Peck, Geraldine ANS
Shaw honorable mention Ei k q
FGkawa.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
Stress Importance OF
Life SGUiug KRo,cIedge

Prone pressure resascitation, large
uorded hut simple method of breath
ing FOR one who may he dying from
q lack Of air, is enc Of the impor-
tent subjects to b. taught by George
Nughling, Red Cross life saving eX-
pert, during tie coming week, when
the Red Cross will sponsor swimming
and life saving lessons at Kenyon ,,
Desert plunge
According 10 Mrs. Mae Sherry
Winans, local Red Cross secretary
nc one should wait for q specials.
when a drowning person Is brought
ashore. He should 90 to work q
enee, but he cannot effectively d.
something he he's never learre i
Now is the time TO learn; "later'
may be after life has been need
lcssly sacrificed
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
POT LUCK DINNER
HELD LAST NIGHT

Nj. and Mrs. Ford Smith were
hosts at a delightful pot luck din,
ner and bridge held last evening al
their home on FL Centre avenue.
After delicious dinner, bridge
game was enjoyed, high score prizes
being won by Mrs Clarence Smith
and hy Bruce Anderson the low score
tor the evening being won by George
Mills.
Those present at this enjoyable
event were Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce An
cerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbcrt Gar
rex, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles o. Barratt,
-dr. and Mrs. George Mills Of Holt
vile, and the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
RECENT MARRIAGE
OF LOCAL INTEREST

OF interest 10 local residents,j is
the news of the recent marriage in
Yuma Of Miss Helen Deuraine Gen
try OF Fresno 70 5. D. MeClarcn Of
this city
Mrs. MeClarcn is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Gentry of Frcs-
no and when in that city was head
Of the art department Of the W. 4.
Green company.
Both Mr., and Mrs. McClarcn were
originally from Texas where their
aequaintanceship started. McClaren
Is connected with the Western Auto
supply company and the young cou-
pie are making their home at S3G FL
Ccatr0 avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Elementary Students
To Graduate Tonight

Graduates Of the eighth grade Of
the city schools VIII hold their com
mencement exercises At S o'clock
tonight IN the Wilson school audi
forium.
A splendid musical program has
lcen planned, the class presentation
win he made bv 3. Nj. Gruwell. dis
trict superintendent, ana the diplo-
nas viii De awarded 10y W. A. Ton
Gro Ter the board ef trustees. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all
those interested to be present at the
graduation exercises.
LIONS Inside
Vacation resorts and sports made
a fascinating program fog the Lions
club meeting yesterday noon when
Harold Taibort and l.. c. Stevens
Of the Southern Pacific office show
Ell movies OF some IF the pleasure re
scrts Of the northwest.
The films first started at san
Francisco and followed the route
taken bv the railroad through norJA-
ern California, Oregon, Washington
on up to Vancouver, British Golum-
bia, showing the large cities eHroute
and some of the wonderful resorts.
beautiful scenery, including riF-
cfs, waterfalls, huge forests, and
liel mountains, ana views of such
sports as fishing, were most interest
ing and offered tempting spots IN
which 10 spend the coming vacation.
Alfredo Garcia, accompanied by
Miss rio Seis, sang group OF de
iightful songs, Fred Nuttal acting
as chairman OF the day.
Guests OF the club were Harold
Talbort, L. C. Stevens, Herb AHder-
SON, Henry g. DeLaeev, T. 3. Pas
ture and Alfredo Garcia
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
Bridge Ciub Guests
At Moore Residence

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ?. Moore were
hosts to their bridge club last eve
ming At a delightful pot luck din
ner held al their home, 543 Brightoa
avenue.
At the close Of the evening Of
bridge, high score prizes were
awarded to Mrs ". a. Tondro and
Frank Birkhauser, and second, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richmond.
Guests If the hosts were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Birkhau3er, Mrs. K. II.
Cary, r. I. Pcnnehaier, ard J.
". HendrY while c!ab members pres
cnt were Mr.. ard Mrs. G. 5. 1hatch-
er. Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Richmond,
Mr. and Mrs. +. W Ferris, Mrs. ".
!. Tondro, Mrs. T. T.. Lemons John
Zurchcr and the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

SENIORS HOSTS AT
DANCE FOR JUNIORS

. delightful dance was given last
CFeuing by the members Of the Sen.
ior class Of Central Union high
school for the Junior class, members
~ the junior college and all alumni
also being invited
The affair took place at the Won
~ g Ten Thousand club, the audi
t9rium being attractively decorated
IN green and white Dancing occupied
the evening, the prize fox trot being
won by Miss Doralvn Reynolds anI
Frank McIver.
CAaperones for the evening were
Air. and Mrs. Nern G. Ray, Mr., and
Mrs. $. Emmitt Alien and Miss
LQytLe Grassmueck.
Northern Kern County had receiv-
cd 5.42 inches Of water to Nav j.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

youngsters whose imaginations ran
away from them, probably as the
result Of reading toe many penny
thrillers. or taking in wild west
shows to such an extent that theil
Judgment was bit warped. Any
how, the threatened persons were
able to rest iii their beds peaceful
" last night, when assured tia;
there was no danger of exploding
bombs or other Internal machines.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

Tempting, fragrant cups OF
coffee - chorming touch OF
good living. How satisfying
they ore when it's M.J.R. You
Just noturolly relish this
smoother, richer coffee flavor.
ig-cylirdersd vocyumizefs
usa1 ex-lus;va'y BY M.J E,
se-' i c'I &c c5Hse ooo3-
cas :. Tkass why every cuo Of
MD t.iaJs an o1.~1 r.-a-
ea-s 70 va y1y- oo.sso ta-se.
Aaa yoowill Fia1 thot YOU may
use sliohtIyIessM.J.Bp BperevP.
BE sure your next grocery
order includes NIB.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
DO you
WANT
6 | 7
OR
S 9 AP| =?

WHEN you buy soap, the only
way you can tell how much you're
getting for your money is by the
speigbf of tie package. Size means
nothing. A large carton full OF
soap fakes or bubbles can con-
tain actually less soap than
carton of White King Granu.
lated Soap half its size.
That's because White King
Granulated Soap is Condensed.
Ii packs closely in the carton,
like powdered sugar. And its
absolutely pare smd safe :. for
blankets, dishes or lingerie.
White King Granulated Soap
is not only the safest but the most
economical soap you can buy.
A little of it goes long way. A
teaspoonful 10 the basin of water,
or a cupful TO the tub-no more!
Your grocer has il.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

More than this-Kelvinators "below.freezing" Cold
Storage Compartment-n de luxe models-enables
you to keep these desserts salads for days at a
time. The compartment is an ideal storage
place for extra ice; for game, fish, meats-and for
the frozen fruits vegetables, meats and fish which
coming into general use.
One of our representatives is as near your telc
phone visit showroom for demonstration Of
these new features. u,,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
Social Brevities

The many friends of Aaron Dills
of this city will be interested IN
the news of his recent marriage III
Yuma. The bride was the former
Miss Sylvia Gaynor of SalhsaW,
Oklahoma. Mr.. and Mrs. Dills are
at home to their friends at oSo
Commercial st.
St. Mary's Altar society, at the
recent meeting at the home of Mrs.
Anna LaFrankie on He'll avenue,
decided to hold its final card party
Of the season next WEDNESDAY eve
ming at O'Clock in st. Mary's
hall, the public being extended
cordial invitation 10 attend.
w. J. Mcnamara, Long Bcach, mas
purchased 2,264 acres near MADEIRA
and will place the tract on inc
market in small farms.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
Stomach Sufferers
Have Bad Breath

If you suffer stomach troubles you're
,uilty of bad breath. Mouth washes
aelo but little. But - clean out youf
stoniacf, with Tanlac and start itwork.
d1gright and see wquicklybad breath
disappears along with your othei
troubles. Money back guarantee.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

San Joaquin County has a COM
mittee STUDYING the salt water bar
rier nrohlem.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
GRADUATES OF
RURAL SCHOOLS
GIVEN DIPLOMAS S

Graduates of tie eighth grades
Of the rural schools in the FL Ten
no district held their commence
me0t exercises last night in the high
school auditorium.
Judge 4. G. Finpey delivered an
iGspirational address and a delight
tul program was presented, each
school being in charge of one num-
Der.
Eucalyptus school was heard in :.
song; IIeher gave \ Musical Noy-
age''; "The Orange Colored Neck
tie was the title of the Acacia
number; Wostside offered Family
Trails harmonira selections wefS
rendered bv Seeley; Easy to Cook
vas featured by Silsbee, and the pro
gram concluded with MeCabe IS rem
Gition of ssThe Gypsy Trail
Mrs, Lura X. Tyler supervisor OF
rural schools, made the presentation
Of diplomas 10 the following gradu,
-oS.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
Heber

Tcrsnoi Marsh
Florence Sherlock
Nadine Tuck
Grace Jones,
Dorothy Ruth Lowe
Robert Burton
/ Iris Jane Stevenson
Seeley Union
Mildred Best
William CLYDE Bibles
Louis Elliott
Printon Gallaher
sayjene Havens
rxnple Robinson
Arthur WHY
Henry Milton Wynus
McCabe Union
Iueile Goss
Warren Brock
Frank Nemcth
Mary Frances Kopp!n
C5ncha Osa
Stanley Lvdick
LLOYD Miller
Maria Osa
Cathlenc Wagner
Johanna Eoorting
Marie Won Allmen
Earl Mabry
William Glaze
Ti,ieiand
Isabel VI. N. Valencia
Westside
Ralph Charley Adams
Wayne Michael Liebert
Hobart W. Herrick
Silsbee
Gilbert House
Grace Sprinkle
Rita Sinsabaugh
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
the new, better help in food preparation

KELVINATOR freezes desserts faster and more
An successfully than any other domestic refriger-
That just of the results of its wonderful
Away Cold.
Now, for the first time, automatic refrigeration as
developed exclusively by Kelvinator-becomes of
major Importance in the preparation of foods.
With the and greater Kelvnator you always
have ready those dainty and delicious dishes which
lacking Kevinator's help pare difficult to prepare.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

faucet; increases usable ice yield from
33 to SO per cent. =
Coh-kesbey--A wonderful economy
feature cf the Kelvi1ator. Acts as a
Constant reservoir of co,d--rcSla!cing
in one-1hi9d fever stops and Starts OF
the Kelviaafor mechanical unit.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

Kelvin Cooier-This convenient
accessory cools drinking water ana
Keeps vegetables crisp and fresh
Equipped With faucet.
Ra5ber Zee 1-ya1s--Flcsib.o, pure
ruler 2l-d Lilly, releasing oIe or
dozen ice cubes! No melting unaer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
NEW PARTY is FORMED
United Empire Group Is Announced
by Noted English Publisher.

By United Press
LONDON, Feb. 1s.-With the
claim that he already has 100000
hackers for his program, Lord
Beaverbrook, noted British publish
er, announced today in the Daily
Express the formation Of q. new po-
litical party, THE United Empire
Party"
Refusal Of present political lead
ers. both from the Laborite and
Conservative parties, to take up
Lord Beaverbrook' crusade for de-
velopment of the resources Of the
British empire by British brains
and money, for the expansion OF
British trade and to increase en-
ployment OF British labor" led to
Lord Beaverbrook's decision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
Auction
Wednesday
Feb. 10, $50 A. NJ.
oS Nro,.AI, nlnhn No CT


OverstufIed cancelled and Kaltex Nv
Ing room suits. walnut and oak dining
suits. several nice office desks and chairs,
walnut and oak dTesSerS, chifoniers,
dressing tables and vaTities pianos, vic
trolas. lamps sewing machines, 9xl2 anc
small rugs. beds. springs, mattresses and
deybeds, walnut gateleg breakfast set,
electric sweepers kitchen cabinets. gas
stoves and ranges. ice boxes, linoleum.
mirrors dayenos. chifierobes, dishes, COOK
ing utensils. etc: wardrobe trunk.
MAY Tag electric washer. like new; 100
folding chairs. check protector like new.
lot Of nice draperies. curtains. bedding
and linens. nice pair twin beds. mattresses
and springs.
This will be a real nice sale.
Carl Shank Auction Co.
Real Auctioneer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
Legal Notices

On the date Of March /, 1880, We will sell
at Public auction one 1922 Model 7 Ford
coupe. Motor No. 557s2o7 to satisfy our
claim for repairs and storage in the
amount OF $500.
WANGEIIN-S SHARPE co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
Error Kills Seven Infants

GRANADA, Spain, Feb. ls.-A
mistake in medical treatment OF
children at hospital here has re-
suited in the deaths of seven in
Iants, two OF which succumbed to-
day. -Four others were grayely Ill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
HOTEL MICHIGAN
Room for Rent With Board

ALABAMA, N. l224-Nice steam-heated
rn.; running water; cd. meals. Ri. 6647
ASHLAND, lS3l-PleaSant front rm.. priv
ate, home cooking. He. 3005.
EAST-Lovely front nm; private home; !
or ,: meals optional II. 392S-J.
ILL. n. 1i2i-Lsrge clean slcoye rnl..
GOOD heat. meals opt. Ii 1855
MORRIS. w. 22sl-Room. home cooking.
laundry. or ? $3.50 each. Be. ll32-R
OLNEY. ". lfS6-ATTR Rsi YOUNG
MEN: GOOD MEALS. CT. lI36-R.
PENN. N. l22I-Ioyely room. board for q
running water. garage. Ri. ss74.
18TH, W.. 76-Pleasant rm.. modern home;
home cooking; ] or .. Ha. S464.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
Storage and Transfer

BRITTON TRANSFER Moving $3.50 load:
large trucks. responsible men. DE-. 1915
LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAuLING--Spe-
ciai prices on large or small lots 70 all
points. -
RI 1851. RI: see3
CH 457o Mites Oh. 0699-W.
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER.
Fire-proof storage house. Store now. paw
months later. No charge for hauling
In New trucks. Experienced men.
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
4Ie e. Market Ri 1850
TRANSFER-Storage. packing. shipping
Low rates on California shipment.
RI SIG, RI. 362s
CT 1879. Mites Gu. 0699W
n TAYLOR TRANS. g. STORAGE
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
from Chicago. st. Louis, Detroit. Cleve-
land or other cities. Or 307l OF Ri 1850
BRYANT & son TRANSFER co.
Moving storage, and general hauling.
320 e St joe Ri 5433.
Ed HALI-Trans. and storage. local and
long distance hauling. Be. 14Ol.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
Death Notices

Burrows. beloved moth
or OF Dr.. Frank Z. and Ralph w. Albeit,
passed away at the home. SEAS Central
Ave. Monday morning Feb. II. age 90
years. Funeral services Thursday at 230
D. n. at St. Paurs Episcopal Church.
Friends are welcome to call at The
FUNERAL HOME HISEY IL TITUS. 95l
N. Delaware. any time after p. m. Tues
day. Feb. 10.
HOILTNCISWORTH JOHN E.-Age II,
died al his home. W. 46th and Lafayette
pike. 10 p. III. sunday. Feb. l6. Funeral
day, 10 30 a. N. Friends invited. Burial
Bethel cemetery
TAYLOR. JOHN-Passed away Tuesday
morning at the nome. 700 Dorman st.
Funeral Thursday, 10 a. N. Private on
account Of contagious disease. Inter
ment New Palestine cemetery. Incharge
of MAX HERRLICH & SON.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
In MemOriam Notices

IN MEMORTAM loving remembrance
OF our dear daughter and sister. HELEN
BAILEY JOHNSON, who passed away one
year ago today, Feb 10. 1929
The moon and stars are shining,
on a lone and silent grave,
Here lies the one we love,
But who We could not save.
How We miss you dearest Helen,
While you quietly sleep and rest,
But when We think
OF how you suffered
Then We know, that God knows best.
Sadly missed by
FATHER, MOTHER. SISTER AND
BROTHER
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
Help Wanted Male

MEN!
DUE TO SEVEN PROMOTIONS
at our local branch we need men
at once.
Our proposition is for men % to
is, in work that is permanent and
that pays exceedingly well.
Good character and neat appear
ance are essential. If you are serious
with yourself and mean business,
We have pleasant working condi-
tions, no dull seasons, no lay offs
and ali excellent opportunity for adj
vancement.
Come prepared to work, If en-
gagged.
Cali tomorrow a. m. between and
II.
D ALLEN
Room 402 BOT N. Penn. st.
DEALERS AND statesmen
FOR CITY AND STATE TO SELL,
OIL BURNERS FOR COOK
STOVES, PARLOR HEATERS,
ARCOLAS AND GARAGE HEAT
ERS. EXCELLENT PROPOSE
TION FOR THOSE WHO QUAIL
IFY. APPLY NOW. SILENT
GLOW OIL BURNER CORPORA
TON. 8 w. 22D ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-18
Automobiles Wanted

WILL-Pay cash for YOUR car or YOUR
!. WOLF AUTO co.
Ii 4516. 56I N. Capltol.
AUTOS WANTED-WiI pay cash for your
car or equity. SAM CORA2, 1914 N.
Capitol. Ii. 1914.
CARS. trucks wanted ANY cond. Old or
wrecked. 231 N Belmont. Be. 0949.
CASH for junk cars and trucks, any make.
Ii slAn. eve HI 4l04.