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Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10
STATE BUILDING
PROGRAM TO BE
SPEEDED AHEAD

SACRAMENTO. Calf Dee. 10
tU.P-A Sl.O00 000 state building
program viii be- launched immcd-
.ately after inauguration OF Jamcs
Rolph as governor of California. the
United Press learned exclusively
here today
Smashing all precedent, the new
governor vas determined 90 begin
work at once on all state projects
embraced IN The ~l0 year building
program. rather than wait several
months for the money % become
available.
ROLAND A. Vsndergrift. budget
maker for GovcrnOr-elect Rolph.
Who appears 10 be slated for ap-
pointment 10 the important post oi
director of finance. Is competing
the new administration program
Tor unemployment relief
Every county In California will
benefit by the expenditure OF this
state money. Vandcrgrift said
State highways. hospitals. national
guard armorIes. reform schools
prisons. teachers colleges and the
state university Will all be affected
by the release of millions OF dollars
Under ordinary conditions. the
money would not be available until
five or six months after Il is voted
by the Legislature. According TO
the Rolph-Vanderbilt plan. the ex-
ecutive budget will be approved in
February or early March. aS an
emergency measure. Within 80 DAYS
thousands of men will be employed
and actual construction of the va
riouS projects begun.
THE money will be used immed-
lately" said Vandergrift. We have
S4,00C,000 ready for immediate use
and more may be available. "
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10
Burglar Makes
Slight Error

PHOENIX, AriZ., Dec. 10.
(U.P)-LeOnard p. Johnson, "a,
alleged burglar, admitted to
police today he was extreme
ly embarrassed when a door
he thought led into a ware
house proved to be an open
elevator shaft.
johnson fell 20 feet to the
bottom of the shaft, incurring
bruises and laceratiOns. He
hesitated to call for help. he
said, but his predicament
forced the issue.
His cries were answered by
police, who charged him with
burglary.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10
Henry Ford Is
Awarded Medal

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 U.Pl 49, Henry
Ford was awarded a medal by the
IllinoiS Manufacturers association
last night for ms contributions TO
industry and listened without COM
ment 90 speeches IN which the re-
turn OF world prosperity was pre-
dicted
During a three hour banquet, the
automobile manufacturer retained
faint smile while business de-
preston. prohibition aud the Amer
lean tariff we're discussed by three
guest speakers.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. UP
Notrc Danes football team.
hailed as national champion
after its triumph over the I'm
iversity of Southern California
received an uproariOus welcome
when ii returned to the middle
west today.
Stopping at Chicago for an
hour enrOute back to the Notrc
Dame campus at South Bend.
Knute ROckne's Ramblers were
heaped with tributes during
brief tour of The Loop, through
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10
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WHAT'S DOING
TOnigllt

TOnieht
Mid-weck meetings, churches.
DcNIolay, & o'clock, Masonic
Temple.
Moose Lodge. s o'clock, Cali
fOrpia hotel.
Oasis lodge. L. and A. NJ,
1880, Masonic Temple.
Eagles, 8 o'clock, 500 Broad
way.
Troop 3, B. S. A., ! o'clock.
Scout hut.
Typing class, o'clock, high
school,
Fox Imperial Theatre, "Renc-
gades."
Tomorrow
Rotary club. Barbara Worth.
McCabe home department. IL
o'clock, Joe Wilson's home.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10
CHICAGO STAGES RIOT BUT
IT'S OVER ROCKNE'S CREW

streets filled with cheering
crowds.
The team had to live up to
its nickname of Fighting Irish"
when they stepped from the
Golden State Limited at the La
Sale street station. Led by
Coach ROckne, Frank Carideo.
quarterback, and Metzger, 153
pound guard, the players were
engulfcd by 5000 admirers.
They were powerless to es-
cape. La Sale street brokers
fought State street clerks in
attempts to reach the so odd
players and grasp their hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10
MOVIE STAR INJURED

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, Dec. 10.
Richard Arlen, motion picture act
or, was nursing a burned face to-
day, the result of a blank cartridge
being fired closed to his face dur
ing a motion picture gun battle,
The powder burns, while painful,
will not keep Arlen from work for
more than three days, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10
Meanest Thief
RObs NewsbOy

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 10.
UF)--Peaee officers and civil
ian~ alike kept a keen eye
open to-day for a modest. re-
firing gentleman. identity un-
knawn.
"a n their fervent hope that
he can be found and honorcd
with the decoration of ancient
egg -yaiks and roads-shac-
kieS scholarship at san Quen-
tin. emhlematic of his choice
Tor an California meanest
crock for 1880.
Louis >timmel. II. got off a
street ear last night and
started home with Is cents
profit from selling papers. a
man followed and beat him
and kicked him before taking
the money.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10
BLIGHT QUITS OFFICE

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Dec. 10
W.Pl Resignation of Reynold +
Blight, state franchise tax commits
Sioner. was in the hanIs of Lyman
NJ King. director of finance, today
Blight said he expected to return
10 private business as certified
public accountant in Los Angeles
Assemblyman Morgan Keaton OF
Long Beach Is a candidate TO sue
cced him.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-10
New Record Set
BY Ruth Nichols

ROOSEVELT FIELD. N Y. Dec.
20 up Miss Ruth Nichols landed
here NJ 3.O2 y m. today after a
flight from Wichita. Kansas.
Her unofficial time vas six hours.
"a minutes for the Wichita to New
York flight and IS hours. - min
utes for the los Angeles To New
YORK flight
WICHITA. kans. Dee. 10. U.Pl-
Miss Ruth Nichols. Rye. N. Y.
woman flyer seeking the east-wcSt
transcontinental flying record for
women. took off from the Wichita
airport az 7f6 a. m, today for New
York.
With 400 gallons IN the fuel tanks
OF her Iockheed monoplane. the
woman flyer planned nonstop
flight 10 the eastern city. She
landed here late yesterday after a
non-Stop flight from the coast. and
was considerably ahead of the
record az the time of her arrival
here
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-26
LAUNCH FIRST
U. S. BONE Dry
INSURANCE co.
Only Total AbStainerS Are
Eligible for Policies;
Firm Incorporated.
BY DANIEL NJ. KIDNEY

Americas first "bone-dry" insur-
ance business was launched here
Friday with the filing of articles Of
incorporation with the secretary Of
state of the Temperance Life In
surance Company Of America.
The new organization is a legal
reserve company with an authorized
capitalization of 100000. Karl p
LEM. veteran insurance executive,
is president and officers have been
opened in the City Trust building.
Here is how Lenz explains the
''bone-dry" angle of the business:
The company. in its practical
operation, will confine the writing
Of business to men and women who
are total abstainers, or, in other
words. strictly observe the eight
eenth amendment and Volstead act.
This does not in any sense in
volve PROSECUTING or commercially
ing prohibition.
statistics. gathered by old line
legal reserve companies over a
period Of more than thirty-five
years, demonstrate considerable
mortality saving in favor Of the
total abstainer, hence the total alb
stainer is entitled to a commen-
surate reduction in the cost OF his
insurance, which, however, he has
not been receiving under the pres
ent plan Of operation.
There is no sound reason why
premiums being paid by men and
women Of this class should be used
in payment Of alcoholic death
losses"
LEM company will take the word
of customers that they are total abb
stafners and If they should decide to
take a drink or two after the policy
arrives, it will not be forfeited forth
with.
But. he explained, most Of the
business will be among known drys,
such as preachers OF abstainlng
sects. Anti-Saloon League and w.
@. T. u. members and the like.
Most of our business will be IN
small towns where there Is a
marked division between drinkers
and nondrinkers. and we are not
apt to make any mistakes IN tax
ing people as risks who patronize
bootleggers on the side" LEM as
serted.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
Notice is herebv given that BIDS VIII DC
received bv the Board Of School CommlS-
ana. at the southwest corner Of Meridian
and Ohio streets. IN the city ,oI m aan-
apolis Indiana. until IL O'clock noo9
AUG 3 1880 when bids viii be opened
Tor the sale Of one Hundred Twenty
Seven Thousand Dollars tSl2i OOO cOl OF
bonds OF said school city SAID bonds snaIt
10 i27. Included each one for the prin,,
cipal sum Of 81 600 90. They shall De oateQ
Aug. H. 1880. and shall bear lnteIess a.
t4ls q per annuE., which lnteIest shs ~,
be evidenced by interest warantee OF
and maturing on the LIST dsy, Of January
and July in each year. until me pIlnclIpatA
shall be paid. the coupon OF January ~;
1891. being for interest TO that cate; Salo
bonds Shall mature on January LIST OF
each year beginning with January Isl
1892. and ending with January ISL lSot;;
and there shall mature Of the principal OF
said bonds on each said January ISL un-
III and including January lst. 1861. the
sum Of si.n0000 and on January Isl.
1861. the balance Of said principal IN Ins
sum OF 81 1000 shall mature. Saiq
bonds shall mature on the DAYS aforeSalo
in the order Of their serial numbers.
said bonds are being issued for the
purpose of raising funds for Temodellng
and for new heating and Venti!atlng syS-
sci Dol No. 40, located at 1902 West Nor
rfe street and TO erect additions 70 school
n IS. located at Sss South Arlington
BIDS 70 be in sealed envelope addressed
'-Roard Of School Commissioners. South
west corner OF Meridian and Ohio streets.
Indianapolis. Indiana" Endorsed BIO LOT
school Bonds of August. 1890"
A prospectus Of said bonds, form and
envelopes necessary TO be used In bioding
will be furnished upon application 20 the
undersigned. Said bonds VIII be ISSUED
BY the undersigned pursuant TO tormal
corporate action taken by this board on
the 18th dav Of MAY. 1880. ana l1th oay
OF JULY 1880. pursuant 20 the lnoisna
statute OF Feb 10th. 1919. tActs OF 1919
me fun right IS reserved to the board,
IN its discretion to reject any ana al
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
check or checks. certified TO be good bY
a responsible bank or trust company In
der or the Board OF School Commissioners
OF the CITY OF Indianapolis, Indiana. LOT
at least three per cent tS9ol OF the FACE
value Of the the, bonds 7s ela IoT- co.rtesroN-
FRS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY A. b. GOOD. Business Director.
Indianapolis. Indiana. July 18th. 1880.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS.
NOTICE OF HEARING.
has fled with the Board OF coming APP
ueaiS Of the CITY Of Indianapolis. a peu-
ton asking perr tsSion TO vary the re-
ouirementS Of the Zoning Ordnance by
erecting a temporary fruit stand at the
northeast corner of Dearborn and New
York streets.
hoard In Room i04. city hall. Tuesday.
AUG. 5. 1890. at 2.30 D. m. at which time
and pIacc all interested persons VIII De
given opportunity 70 be heard IN reference
10 the matters set out in said petition.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS.
GRO T. O'CONNOR, President.
II. B. STEEG. eeretarv-Enelneer
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BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS.
NGrrcr - HEARTNG
Death Notices

ROTH. GEORGE-Father Of Carrie. Fred.
Charles. George and Louis Roth. Mrs.
solomon Click. Mrs. Harry b Smith.
Mrs Damon c. Schwindler OF this city
and Mrs BENJAMIN s. Potter Of Artesia.
Cal. and Mrs. Andrew p. Hindman OF
Springwillow. Wyo.. passed away at resi-
dence 1880 s. Senate Ave. July %. age
so years. Funeral at residence Saturday.
July IS 2 D. m. Burial Crown Hill.
Friends invited.
THOMPSON FRANCES MARGARET :
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Webster T..
THOMPSON. sister OF Bessie and Harry
Thompson. passed avav Thursday. a. m.
age IS wears. Funeral services SATURDAY.
D m at the West Park Christian
church. Friends invited. Burial Memorial
Park cemetery. Friends NAV call at resi-
dence 500 n. Mount St. after D. m.
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Fire Prisoners Break JaII

p SOUTH PARIS. Me. July %
Five prisoners sawed their way out
of a cell block in the oxford county
Jail early today and escaped after
scaling a wall topped with four
foot barbed wire fence.
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Rooms for Rent
HOTEL DEARBORN

Away from the downtown noise ana
smoke: ten-story building Win, lotS ~
fresh air: every room refurnished ana re-
decorated; suites consisting OF nvl wing
room. bedroom and bath: ideal arIs sp e.
s5s per month Rooms with private BATH
$50 per week. double. $40: Ioomsd o VILE
S7, two nublic baths to every five rooms:
large lobby and two reception rooms: iI e,s
parking space. Phone Oh. 7o2oi iocsStsStn
s20s r. Michigan st. on E. MlcnlRah 81
car and e. 10th st. bus lines.
BOTH. W, 46-Large front AIRY rrn., not
water; parking space. ia. 36Z8
18th z 6os-Large cool front rnl.: private
home. Central car. Ii. 5l89.
nth e 4I9-Lovely well furnished rrn''
near Central: girls PRIVILEGES.
Iadv endowed: home privileges. He. zoS9:
Try TUNES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Special Notices
Business Announcements
Delco Water Pumps

Trade in your old pump as down paw
ment balance IL small monthly pay
ments Cal for estimate. Hu. 1888.
PEATaERS-B Bought SOLO ana renovated
feather mattresses, pillows made 20 ordei
& ? Burkle 4sl-433 Mass; Ave RI. $685.
FURNACE SHand cleaned, 81: good work
Experts on repairs: ,WILLII5AAMs5sQges
SPRAY PAINTING AUTOS-s15 TO $50
60i4 Bellefontsine. Hu. $3.50.
BATH ROOM-Compiete SEQ; plumbing
a heating installed; reasonable. Ia 102I
and patching. Call Oh. 1852.
PAUL STRIEBECK stu in business.
CARPENTER REPAIa WORK-New and
old garage a specially Or. 0eSO-g
PATCH Plastering and stucco. All work
guarn REDDICK. 345 S. State. DR.. 1865
RUGS cleaned. 9xI2. s125. Call for del.
To-day special. Keemer Rug co. ca 233a
: Concreting. remodeling.
gen. repairs; II work guar. DIT. 6424:
CABINET wk.. repair wk., remodelg. re-
roofing. scrns. Scots. He. $40. wa. 2462-3
ARPENTERfNG-Gen repair. screens.
floors. furniture repairing. Ia. 1888.
HARDWOOD FLOCRs-San1ed and re-
finished. new floors laid; reas. Oh. ZIG:
EXCAVATING-Cemen work; cinder haul
ing. I specialize in driyeways. Be 01s5.
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Room for Rent With Board

PATENTS wANTED-Large, airy ro ems
porches. shade. trained nurse ! q 80;
7sTo0Ve7T7F AVE i8I3-Mod. rrn.. couple
D ar sentieman: home privileges. On. 1z18.
CTTDREN to Board in farm home mo-
tber'S care. reasonable. Indianapolis, ~
R. 8. Box 447. -
CENTRAL. 235s-Cozy front room, ooaro
optional; 1 or q IA: 5S62-1:
. Ss4T5T g Room and board; sl3 modern
home: privileges. Ha. 3725-R.
MTNTTRE HOTEL-Room. board. moo osna
81 week. 1923 North Capitol: HI. 0z9z:
WILL BOARD 2 children for 81 IN go91 s
suburban home. r. r. q. Box Y 3 11oP1s:
CHILD to board mothers care; SUBURBAN
home: nice yard. Oh. $3.50
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Apartments for Rent

MORTON PLACE-Lovely rms, all mod.
gar, reas. He. 2487. Ii. 1866.
18TH, W.. 42-Nicely decorated kttchehette
ant heat light gas. water and ice fur-'
$3.50. Apply Apt / THE GRANT
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Houses for Sale

East
CHESTER. N. 41-Cottage Groom semi
modern, terms. Luebking. 425 N. Denny.
BIG BARGAIN
1911 E. Michigan; cement block. 10
suitable for rooming house: $4,000, easy
payments. Key 1918 E. Michigan, Ii. 1921.
ENGLISyi AVE, 37i5-Thoroughly modern
Groom bungalow; no Barrett. Price
S4,S50. Terms. Hardwood floors, built
in features breakfast nook. full base
ment: garage. Open during the day Of
evening. c. B. McFADDEN, $50 z. Ohio,
Room 406. Ri. 1871, or Oh. 0Sse.
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I'm NIemoriam Notices

IN NrFMORIAAf- loving remembrance Of
our dear husband and father. ERNEST
MHAFFIE. who left us s years ago to-
saGlv missed bv wife and children.
ANNA N'HAFFIE ROBERT MHAFFIE.
MAXINE MILLS. ERNESTINE THARP.
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Personals
Instructions

INTERPRETATIONS Russian. Polish.
German BULGARIAN lsnzuageS. done 81
Mrs. A. Boris. 20 8. west 81. RI z.51.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. NJ 2O41-AttractiyelHyI f fur Eatss
II rented this week. ia. 4716.
ALABAMA. N. 1855 room. kitchenette'
next to bath: in good nome. -,--------.--
A 5rivate entr.. porch bath. After p: m
BROADWAY i422-Furn.. apt, lights: gas
Water- priv bath. telephone. garage: 30:
BROADWAY 9i42-Newiy fur. rms. nous house
keeping. sleeping; garages: III. zOS2.
BROADWAY. 1I34-Clean cool rn' anu
Kitchen: sink, near bath. $3.50:
FAsT: 42S n State; rooms down; sink;
everything furnished. On: OI61-1. ~
EOYT III2-2 furn. rms. modern; private
entrance. DR.. 5el6. evenings.
HIGHLAND AVE. 5G8-2 clean mod. rms rms,
everything FUR: priv: adults On. $500
ILLINOIS. N, 2623-2-rm. apt; everything
furnished reasonan!ei gar. 99s-94-s 800
Ill N 2339-3-rm. kitchenette. IrohIS
apt. hardwood frs. sun rm.: S8.20 MeeA;
ILLINOIS. 81 Might housekeeping and
sleeping rms; 81 up: modern. III. 100
LEXINGTON, 622-2-rm. suite; everything
furn. garage. DR.. 1923. -
MERIDIAN. s.. I706-Large room. next
hath: first floor: SIS. Or. 4284-W.
MFPIDT4N N 2sO2-Unfurn. apt. private
home; everything furn. Summer ra1es;
MTLEY. 129-2 clean furn:: gas, e SStI
nrivate entrance. Reason. Be. 4s31-H:
MEPIDTAN. N 2Sl3-Lovely front room'
kitchenette. near bath. ma. Oo19 ~:
NEW JERSEY N $4,000 clean house
keeping rooms. RI $50.
PENNSYLVANIA. N. l464I2 nice rooms
running water; use of kitchen.
STURM. 1873 modern unfurn. rms up
sink in kitchen: adults: On. 1880;
SHERMAN DR.. n. 2406-Modern furnished
rms. housekeeping; sink IN kltcnen: -
TAIBOTT. n. 23sS-2 rms. and kit c6sd
cite completely furn.: garage IA L02o
TERRACE. 33O-3 cool. OUTSIDE rooms
modern except bath: 81. DR.. OBI.
WARMAN. N. 229-s nice cool un 1n5E
rms. downstairs: private ent. ne: o!92.-
WASH, E.. I220-2-rm. suite; private en-
trance: gas range: garage: ao1l1s- -
18TH. E. Az large airy rms; excep-
tionalIv nice: 81. Ri. 1885. -
DREXFL ARMS-I, and 3-rm. turn. APIS APIS
Equip'd for hskpg.: 81 to s15 Wk. Il. zoz1:
LOVELY cool Woodruff; housekeeping rn''
private bath. 81: l rm.. So. On. 4108:
nth E. 909-2 large upper front rooms.
mod: priv. ent.: SIS.
FAST N. 331-1. 2 or 8 rm; apt. oeauu-
fuilv furnished. Private entrance.
Asst, W. 458-2 rms: .kitchenette: u dnfD
mod: downstairs: pr. ent ia. Oo4o-9:
2500 E. WASHINGTCN-Mod sleeping
rooms: couple or middle aged women:
could arrange for housekeeping; private
home: use Of phone. Oh. 1928.
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Apartments for Rent

BELIEFoNTAINE. 2315-3 rms. and bath.
recentlv redecorated. lower apt. neat
water and garage. DR.. 5108.
ILLINOIS N. siOia-Beautiful, efiiciSeGnSSTy
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West

7-room modern house in
good condition; located on Rembrandt
Street. A bargain for q buyer that means
business; after p m. call Wa. 02lS-W.
81. 500: rooms: partly finished I'd floor:
2 lots. fence chicken park. gar. fruit.
RI SAT- evenings Wa. 2975.
ADDISON ST-6-rn. modern home: small
payment down: bal. S35 mo. Be. 22l3-R.
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Store. Office Supplies
Coal and Wood

KNDLING WITH EACH TON
UNION ICE AND COAL co.
1910 Bluff road: ------ d. 4ozl
FRIEDRICH COAL co.
s01-as9 Beecher St. DR.. 17Sz.
MINTER- MIDDLETON FUEL CO.
Quality Coal
DR. 800
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LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER.
Fire-proof storage house Store now. paw
s months later. No charge for hauling
In New trucks Experienced men
PARTLOW-JENKnNS MOTOR CAR CO.
4i9 E. Market. Ri. 1I50
LOCAL and overland hauling; packing anc
Shipping on household goods OTTO J
SUESZ. RI 65el Ri S62e. Mites. Oh
J. H TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE;
from Chicago St Louis Detroit. Cleve-
land or other cities DR.. 307l or Ri. 1855
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Cali az Ell times: Ia. Sal
MOVING. s3-You help. 81 less: ia ton
truck. quick service. Oh. 1146-M.
BRTTTON TRANSFER-Mov. $3.50 load;
large trucks: ~esponSible men DR. 1915
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South

South
500 DOWN
FIVE ROOMS. MODERN: GARAGE.
1914 BERWYN ST.
1916 ALBANY ST.
1549 FINLEY ST.
RI. 25oo. N. ]. FOX. HU. 1853.
LEXINGTON AVE. 7lS-Home partly fur
nished: rooms, modern. attractive yard.
DR.. 067l or Ir. 1924: $3.50. Closing an
estate
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Real Estate Wanted
Real Estate for Exchange
HERE IT'S
Miscellaneous for Sale

SACRIFICE equity, 8 rms, big lot fruit.
COR Shelby and Markwood. DR.. 762l-R4.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Green pocketbook: Sat-. July 10. in
Broadripple. Hu. 6783.
LOST-POLICE DOG. 10 YEARS OLD.
MALE ANSWERS TO NAME OF FLASH.
REWARD. HU. 1882.
LOST a small black dog. near Fountain
Square. DR.. 6942. 1925 Woodlawn.
FOUND-Male Boston terrier.
HE. 1904
LOST-Man's pocketbook. near Blooming
ton and Washington ST.. containing about
$40 and KEYS. CHI 0292-W. Reward.
IOST-Sat: white gold wrist watch. dia-
mond setting. Reward. ia. 581l.
LOUIS BARNES Fountain Sd. bank book
with 500 Owner needs. Reward. DE-. 2673:
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Cottages and Resorts
FOR RENT-A nice furnished 5-room cot
tage at Tippecanoe lake. Write or phone
MRS. FRED MERIT. 273 E. Maple St..
Wabash. Ind.
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Help Wanted Male
Situations Wanted Male

APT. House to care for or ianitor woi
Times. Box B-l2s.
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MICH. E.. 2709ha-3 rooms, bath. moo:
steam heat. hardwood floors: 50 week:
NORTH. E. si6--2 ard 8 rms, mod. Frig-
idaire: weekly rate. Ri. 4O0I: Dr: o4oO:
43l N. ILL.-3-RM. APT; EV5RY1T5Ha55NG
FURN. CALL AT APT. 10. RI. 8232.
SMALL, COMPLETELY FUR. APT: BATH;
CLOSE IN; REASONABLE. 1R. 3061.
OXFORD. 81 Ms rms. strictly modern'
nicely furnished: reasonable. On. 303L-J:
BATH and Meridian; furn.. 2-bedroom apt;
Frigidaire. Ia. 1925. ----
4-RM. FURNISHED DUPLEX - Saitn'
nrivate entrance. garage. porch. Adults