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Thomas Walker Page, and Mrs. Page
In their apartment in the Shofeham
after q week end visit in Richmond
with Mrs. John Munce. Saturday she
attended the luncheon given at Upper
Brandon by Mrs. Ottway Byrd for her
daughter. Miss Mary Byrd. debut
tante Of this season, in Richmond. Miss
Page, who will be presented in Wash
ington, will take part in many Ct tire
festivities in Richmond as well a. In
washington.
Miss Engracia Freyer, daughter of
Capt Frank Barrows Freyer, y. 3. N,
and Mrs. Freyer will sail Thursday,
December 3, for Egypt. making a trip
around the world before returning to
Washington. Miss Freysr will ac-
garnan and their daughter, Miss Fran
ces Virginia WaeEsmsn, on the trip.
Mi~ wOrtAlnSton and
DR.. Holt Make wedding Plans.
Miss Sara Newton Worthington.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Campbell Worthinston, has selected
Thursday, November IL. for the date Of
her marriage to DR.. Robert Lord Holt
Of Manchester, England. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robert Holt Of Bramhall
Cheshire, England. The ceremony will
be performed ct noon by Rev. DR.. Rob-
ert Johnston, rector Of St. Johns
Church, In the Bethlehem Chapel Of
the washington Cathedral.
Miss Worthington will have Is her
matron Of honor Mrs. Bishop Perkins
Hill and Miss Harriet 6tearnS Whitford
Will be maid Of honor. The other at
tendants selected include Mrs. william
B. Willard, Miss Edith Holt, sister Of
the bridegroom-elect; Miss Katherine
Martin and Miss Nancy j. Moir Of Bur-
lineton, Iowa.
DR.. II. n. J. Donald Of Manchester,
England, will be the best man and the
ushers will be Mr.. Bishop Perkins Hill,
Mr. Peter Burgess Of Manchester, Eng
land; Mr.. Denton Massey Of Toronto,
Canada; Mr.. Robert w. Garfield and
Mr.. Charles Worthington Sawtelle, both
OF New York City, the latter q cousin
Of the bride-elect.
Several pre.nuptiAl parties have been
planned in honor Of Miss Worthington.
Miss NOR will entertain at luncheon
Tor her November 4, and November 6
Miss Holt will give a luncheon. Mr..
and Mrs. Willard will be hosts at
luncheon November 10 for Miss Worth
1ngton and her fance, and dinner
parties will be given by Miss Whitford
and Miss Martin November and by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill November 10.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman was hostess
at dinner last evening, one Of the ser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-26

The Minister Of Czechoslovakia and
Nine. Veverka viii be at home to their
fellow countrymen and friends OF the
CzechosIoyak Republic on the ami
versary Of the C1echoslovak Republic,
wednesday Afternoon, from to 7
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-26

Black and green
Tile and brown
Yankee blue and red
Brown and green
Two shades of blue
lust look at the three
M O d e | S sketched.
Aren't they knockouts?
Maybe you only want
one frock then
which one will it be?
Frankly, it would be
hard for us to decide!
New ways of making
hips tight fitting -.
new scarf lines new
buttons alight with col
or or the kind you can
see through!
Sports Shop
Fourth Floor
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SOCIETY
Vice President Curtis Has Returned From
Atlanta, Where He Attended
Religious Conference.

con today at the waldorf Astoria in
New York in honor Of Marshal Petain
and his suite.
The Governor of Porto Rico and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt are spending Q few
days in Warrington and are at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Mai Gen. and Mrs. John L. Cham
berlain have returned to their wash
ington residence, 1879 Jefferson place,
after spending the Summer ct wake
field, r. I.
Their Son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Moffet Bradley. are
being congratulated upon the birth Of
q son, Thomas Moffet Bradley. Mrs.
Bradley was formerly Miss Carolyn
Chamberlain.
Gen. and Mrs. w. w. Harris Of MAdi-
son, Conn, new to washington and will
be ct the Shofeham for o month.
Lieut.. Comdr. Don 3. Knowlton,
brigade surgeon of the 9Th Marine Re
serve Brigade, and MRS. Knowlton will
entertain at box party Of prominent
District Of Columbia members OF the
medical profession OF the Navy Day
Ball at the willard tomorrow evening.
Lieut.. Carl w. Porter, Engineer
Corps, q. @. NJ, who has been sta.
toned 1T Haiti for the past four years,
is with his family, visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Porter in
Clarendon. He will remain until Mo-
vember /, when he will take up his
new duties in Charleston, B. G.
Mr.. Norris Bowie Chapman, son of
Mr.. and. Mrs. George Bowie Chapman,
sailed on the g. S. Berlin TO return to
his post as vice consul ct Paris hav-
ing been assigned by the State De-
partment as language ofncer, special
ising In Russian.
Miss Rose w. Page has Joined her
parents, the vice president Of the
United States Tariff Commission, DR..
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les OF Sunday evening parties abe has
planned for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrisley Brown have rs
house guests Mr.. and Mrs. n. Burton
Haley OF Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown entertained
SO guests at luncheon yesterday at Hol-
lowtree, their country place IN Mary
land.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly has re-
turned to washington after spending
five months in Europe and IL planning
to spend the Winter at the Roosevelt
Hotel. Mrs. Bayly spent 10 weeks ut
Royat in Southern France.
Mrs. william wheatley was hostess at
tea yesterday afternoon having among
her guests a number of the French visi-
tors who came with the party Of the
premier, M. Laval.
Former Representative Frederick NJ.
Zihlman OF Maryland came to Wash
ington last week from Cumberland and
has taken an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mrs. Hoggatt Clopton will entertain
at dinner at the Shoreham Navy day.
tomorrow, later taking her guests to
the Navy day ball at the willard.
Mrs James Marion Johnston and Mr.
and Mrs. James M. Johnston are at the
Westbury Hotel In New York.
Mrs. Fred Bohen of Des MoineS
Iowa, arrived In Washington yesterday
and will be at the Mayflower for two
or three days.
Mrs E. T. Meredith, widow Of the
late Secretary of Agriculture and
mother of Mrs. Bohen, is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. e. T. Meredith, IT., in Tuscon,
AriZ.
Mr.. Prescott Galley, jr., was host at
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The Tacky ball will be given in the
garden OF the Mayflower Hotel Monday
evening. November %. The party will
be given in honor of the debutantes Of
the season, by buds of past seasons, and
Is sponsored by Mrs. william Laird
Dunlop, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-26

Miss Margaret Pnson and Miss Kath-
crime Taliaferro Yates are in New York
with Mrs. John Buchanan of Warren
ton. Va. and will attend the reception
to be given this evening by the French
Fleets aboard the Duquesne and the
Suffern.
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tee yesterday afternoon In compliment
to Miss Carroll King of Syracuse, N. Y,
who Is the guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Prescott Galley.
Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell has
arrived from Hot Spring, va. and will
be at the Mayfiower for about three
weeks.
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Church, az Thirty-seventh street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast, tomor-
row evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Kapke-StephensOn
Wedding November rs.
The marriage of Miss Ada Gertrude
Stephenson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilbert Stephenson of Clinton,
Nd. to Mr.. Elmer Benno Kapke of Mil
waukee. Wis, will take place November
26 in Christ Church, at Clinton.
Miss Vivian Robb and her sister. Mrs.
w. D. Thompson, gave surprise tea
Continued on Third Page
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Mrs. Grace Z. Killers and Mrs. Fred
M. Woman will be hostesses at aecard
party In the auditorium Of st. James
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Mrs. Hoggatt Clopton will entertain
at dinner at the Shoreham Navy day.
tomorrow, later taking her guests to
the Navy day ball at the willard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-26

Mrs. James Marion Johnston and Mr..
and Mrs. James M. Johnston are at the
Westbury Hotel In New York.
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Mr.. Prescott Galley, jr.. was host at
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RULES TRACTION
LINES MAY QUIT
Court Order Is Awaiting
Commissions 0. K.

Court order for the abandonment
Of the Terre Haute- Clinton and
Terre Sullivan lines of the
Terre Haute. indianapolis & East
ern Traction Company was an
nounced today following its issu-
ance l2te Tuesday by Superior
Judge Russell Ryan.
The order, which awaits approval
Of the public service commission,
Gas issued on a petition filed IN
superior court five by Elmer w.
Stout, receiver for the traction
company
Ceasing operation of the lines
follows closely the abandonment of
the Indianapolis-Ric inter
urban line belonging to the same
company This order now is await
ing action Of the public service
commission.
Stout was appointed receiver for
the traction company April 81, 1880,
and, since that time. has been oper-
ating the lines at a loss, the petit
ton stated.
According to Stouts statement,
the Sullivan lines operating deficit
from Jan. /, 1890, to Jan /, 1881,
was S50,09273. The Terre Haute-
Clinton division showed a deficit of
S43,349.96.
Abandonment of the two lines is
expected to raise much protest
among citizens in eastern Indiana,
it is said
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RAZZBERRY FAREWELL
GIVEN FOR TOURISTS
Walter Myers, George Hilgemeier
Leave for Europe.

George A Hilgemeier. president
Of the F. Hilgemeier & Brother,
Inc pork packers, and Walter
Myers, speaker of the 1881 house of
representatives, were given a rous-
ing send-off when they left Tues
day night for New York en- route
to Europe.
Wreaths, not flowers, but of
dilapidated Wieners, and bouquets
of thistles, nettles and weeds were
The farewell gifts to the voyagers
from the Order of testers which in
cluded Harry Dunn, county auditor
George Snider president of the
county commissioners; Dow w
Vorhies, commissioner; w. H
Smith. assistant collector of in
ternal revenue, and score OF
friends and relatives.
Myers and Hilgemeier will make
a five weeks trip through England
France. Germany and Austria.
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DEATH iERDICTS GIVEN

BB LHtcd Press
SCOTTSBORO, Ala, April g.
The first two Negroes of nine
charged with assaulting two white
girls, stood convicted today, the jury
recommending the death sentence,
after only fifty minutes elaboration.
Clarence Norris. 10. and Charles
Weems, 20, both of Atlanta, were
the first of the group convicted.
Trial of Haywood Patterson began
today as five national guard COM
panies continued to protect the de-
fenSants against possible mob
violence.
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Greater Bargains Are Offered Used Cars DngBuy Car Week
Death Notices

COIN. MRS. SARAH Mother Of Mrs. Leo
Kahn % Of Ineian5polls. ME-. : v y Ks s
Services at The FLANNEL & BUCHAN-
AN MORTUARY, ThpEsday. 2 ?. m.
Friends invited Burial indianapolis He
brew cemetery. private. Kindly omit
flowers. Friends may cali at the mortu-
COIN. MILToN-Beioyed husband Of
dn conn GHn br ohs 81 A5e 5 Conn ~ fo aa
April s. 1880 p. m. at his home. 3527
Thursday. April g. 1890 .. M. at F. JOHN
HERRMANN'S FUNERAL HOME. 70i n.
New Jersey st. Friends invited Burial
indianapolis Hebrew CONGREGATION Gene
terry. Cincinnati TO- papers please
DIAMOND. JoE-Died Tuesday. April I.
Funeral nqtice later. FTiends ma. call at
HOME. 26l4 W. Washington s.. Be 0i48
GRAY. LYDIA JANE-Beloved mother of
Cecil c.. Harry Gray and Mrs. Hazel
Maners OF Indianapolis Jesse Gray Of
SON Cecil G., 1854 ~ Temple Ave. Tues
day. 2:35 a. m. Services at above address
Thursday. 2 .. m. Burial North Salem,
Ind. Friends invited. LITTLE 81 SONS
IN charge.
GRIFFIN, JOHN B.-Age GO years. husband
Of Laura E. Griffin. brother Of Alfred
Griffin Nokomis ILL.,: J. s Griffin Of
9. Griffin Of Indianapolis. passed away
Tlogessoday mt92TEniR E ,, S9ryces ThqTSday
MORTUARY. Friends invited. Burial
Terre Haute.
KINDS. BERTHA-Beloved wife Of Henry
Kinds, mother Of Martha. Bessie. Henry
passed away at the family residence. 1925
S. Talbot Ave. Tuesday, April :, at $50
.. m. age 80 years. Funeral notice later
DR.. osss. = = 0''O'''' f0NAf'AA HOME
KLINGE. WILLIAM F-Age n years,
passed away at his residence, 1850 Grace
land ave. Services at the residence,
THURSDAY p m. Friends invited. Burial
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE-Officers and
mmebers OF indianapolis Lodge No. II.
ms IS to ADVISE you, Of the death Of
THURSDAY, p. m. at the residence, 305
p wyoming St Members who can please
SAMUEL L. MONTGOMERY. Dictator.
WILLIAM ANDERSON. Secretary.
MONNINGER. CORA DIXON - Age 70
years. beloved wife Of Henry Monninger,
and mother OF Mrs. Walter Patterson and
Norval II. Dixon passed away Tuesday
evening. April Z. at the Methodist hos
pital. Services at THE FLANNER & BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY. Friday. 2:3O Z. m
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
MORGAN. THERINE-Daughter Of John
and Celia Morgan and sister of william
ana Lillian, passed away a. the residence,
628 Dir. Ave. April Z. Time of funeral
BROS. Ia. 1895.
PORTER. JESSIE MAUDE-lNee (Coltrainl
Of Cleveland beloved wife of Dr. Charles
and Mrs. Ada Hazard. departed this life
Monday. April 6. Funeral Friday April
10, at residence of sister. Mrs. Fount
Smith. 1921 Brookside Ave l p. m.
Lewisytlle. Ind. 3 o. m. Burial LeWsville.
Friends invited Funeral under direction
of MOORE & KIRK. Friends may call
after Thursday a. m
WELSH. JAMES Mage SO wears. beloved
brother of Mrs. Adella Beatty died at the
home. 1861 Ruckle St. .Tueg day morning.
Friends may call Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Funeral Thursday. a. m.
Greensburg. Friends invited. KIRBY
OHM SERVICE.
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Musical Instruments

Viking sPECIALl Select assortment
value priced 500 and up. Viking
MUSIC CO. 100 E. Ohio st.
Viking SPECIALl Beautiful Trayser
mahogany upright; worth several TINE, times
Music CO.. 40 e. Ohio st.
SAXOPHONES-Eas payment plan in
town; free lessons LORENZ SAX
SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade Ii. 1900.
VIKING SPECIAL Brand new Duco
finish grand piano; positively guaranteed
A very special value genuine opportunity
for some one; price 1865. Viking MU-
SIC CO.. 12O E. Ohio.
VIKING SPECIAL! Hamilton oak up
VIKING MUSIC CO. 100 E. Ohio st.
VIKING SPECIAL! Hobart M Gable
mahogany upright. A really fine piano.
worth $3.50. our price S45. Viking MU-
SIC CO.. 100 E. Ohio.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms
NEW Jersey. n. 1449

NEW JERSEY, N, 1449
2 Connecting rms. near bath. eyerythg.
fur. garage. IS vk. RI. 05l5. Ri. 1855.
NEW JERSEY. n. l3EGood clean house
keeping rooms. Ri. 4l45.
OHIO, E., $40 large rms: running
water. IS week. l room. So.
OAKLAND. N. e5s-3 rooms; furnished:
light. gas. heat; private entrance.
ORIENTAL, NJ. 20-2-rm. furn. apt. mod.
private entrance: ! week rent free.
PARK, i655-3-rm. front apt. Murphy bed.
So / ru and kitchentte. suitable lady
employed. IS. He. 5i96.
PRATT E. 6l5-3 nicely furnished mod,
clean rms; close in: So. u. 7olo.
SPRUCE. 1882 light housekeeping rms:
modern Dr.. il76,
TACOMA, N. 425-2 connect. modern
rooms; sink in kitchen; private entrance.
WALNUT. rs, E-2-rm. kitchenette apt;
close in; S.. See housekeeper in basement
WASH. E.. 1902 mod. rms, everythg.
fur. priv ent.; IS. Ii. 408l.
PRI ENTRANCE. GAS RANGE; ADULTs
WARMAN. 229-3 nice large rms. down
stairs: pr: ent.; closed porch and gar.
31ST. w 1O57-Large mod. rm.; complete
" furn. Private entrance: garage SA.
NEAR N. III car: attractive front apt;
everything furn.; mod; gar. ia. 4997-W
II 0r,eoe, ~ EJo&- Ey,,~,.seLoI
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NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERs.

NOl4SE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice is hereby given to taxpayers
OF ne CITY Of Indianapolis that the
Common Council of the City OF Indian
apolis now has pending before it General
Ordinance No SO. 1881. witch PROPOSES
70 transfer. moneys from certain mum
oefeQ FUNDS and reapDr0priating the
same same 70 other numbered funds. as fol-
81 10000 from Dept Of Public Safety.
Poiee Dept. Fund, No. II, Personal,
Dept. of Public Safety. Adninistra-
ton Fund No. %. serviees,Mother
Contractual
Si.S5o.00 from Dept of Public Safety
aomlnlstrsuon Fund No. IL. Services
Personal, Assistant Surgeon 10
Dept. OF Pub Safety Administration
FUND No. Il-SeryiceS. Personal, sur
The above described ordinance is due
ular meeting Of the Council to be held
D. m.
After said appropriation mas been de-
teInlneQ; any ten or more TAXPAYERS
Ieellhg themselves aggrieVe6 NAV appeal
70 tne ntate Board OF Tax COMMIT sioners
Tor iurther and hnsl action thereon BY
fline OF petition therefor with the
ten Gays after said additional appropria-
ton has been made By said Common
Council and the State Board OF Tax
commissioners VIII fix 9 date for hearing
IN this County
witness n. hand and the seal Of the
City. Of Ind napolis. this It'll day OF
- HENRY o. GoErT,
ISEALl city Clerk.
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Apartment Rental Bureau

apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
IN the CITY north CT Washington St. let
us help YOU ind one positively no extra
commission. and no OBLIGATIONS? we us
uallv furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Cal
Ri. 1871. DAY and night service
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfinished apis. In
ten locations: SS5 up Phone Lii 1891
II. H. WOOdsmall Agency
18th, w. 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apt: heat light. gas. water and ice fur
nished; $50. Apply Apt. |, THE GRANT.
THE HAINES-810la ~ Iii. Beautiful fur
or unfur apts.; reasonable. Ii. 1884.
THE CHISWICK
buckle. 2S03-1l: desirable rooms, 2
bedrooms garage heat and water fur
nlshed. RI. 1913: ewes. Ha. 1663-M
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NEW and renewed Electric Motors. bought.
installed.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
1925 East Wash. st. Ir. 1851.
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Machinery and Tools

BUILDING g. Contracting and repairing
Free estimate. MURRAY ROSENBARGER
CHI 3630-1
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$50 a. PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfurnisheo
apartments. ultra modern. bath With tut
and shower. Frizidaire walking distance
Phone Ri. 1871.
CAPITOL. n. 2so6-TwO BEDROOM
APIS: GARAGE: $50. HA. 122l-R.
CAPITOL. N. 35II-Furnished 4-room mod
ern home garage. Ha. 4424-J
DREXEL ARMS-730 N Illinois: groom
apts., with bath; $40 per week.
EUCLID. N, 625-4 rms. and kitchenette;
garage; fur. or unfur. Ir. PASS.
ILL. N. 261l-sunny bedroom apt; util-
tiles. Frigidaire. gar. curtains kept clean.
ILLINOIS. N. 1926; APT. 1O-Moynahan,
bedroom apt; beautiful furnishings;
Frigidaire; real home; reas. ASK custodian
to see No. 10.
LOCKERBIE, 527-ReasonabIe 4 rooms;
mod; pr. bath quiet: adults. Ii. 1870.
MICHIGAN. E..-Lady viii share attrac-
tive, moo. home with l or 2; gar. IT. 140l.
NEAL. s.. 1858 rooms, downstairs: pri-
vate entrances garage. Be. 0937-W.
NEW YORK. 1903 VS. rms; completely
furn.; also 1923 w. N. York rms, fur
nished. bath. garage; water pd. Ri. 7725.
UPPER MODERN, FUR. DUPLEX; PRIV
ATE BATH. IR. 4154.
WASHINGTON E.. 3720-Furnished apt:
rms. and bath; pri. porch: 81 week.
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Special Notices
Whv Suffer With Piles

Why Suffer With Piles
when YOU can positively get well or it
will cost YOU nothing? Call or write
for free literature G. r. Wvsong 2l9
K of p bldg. RI 1851
ON AND AFTER April 8. 1881. will not
be responsible for debts contracted by any
other than myself JOSEPH F. VII
LIANfS. 1890 Aster.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing. because interesting bargains of many
kinds are listed here daily.
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Building Materials

FREE dumping grounds for everyone. s.
Meridian aad AdisES ~ y. Belt r r.
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Building and Contracting

NOW rs THE TIME to build or
repair. while PRICES are Low. Ex-
pert block, brick, stone. and cement
work by skilled mechanics. Call
Us for estimate. Oh. 4397-W.
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Lots for Sale

iST LOT EAST Of Bosart. facing 18th
st.. from south. make offer quick. Ri l725
FINE Building lot. 85x3O0: in $500 block
North Penn. clean for cash. Call owner
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Suburban for Sale

ONULtA DtLIt AUL~- JILIN
MONEY talks: acres; $50 It. on paved
stsi $50 casa takes IL IT. z3s7s
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Legal Notices

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
If NqtiGe Is merely given YEN that the Board
Marion County. Indiana, will receive
sealed proposals for the drilling casing,
testing and installation of screen for
wells. said wells to be drilled to depth
of sevepty-three C73O feet. until o'clock
p. m Of the 18th day Of April, 1891, at
which time the bids will be publicly
opened. read and considered. Alternate
bids on 52-inch Harmonious type
gravel wall well be considered.
Clerk OF the Town of Speedway. on or
before the day and hour above mentioned
ana no bid presented after that time
dorsed with the title Of the work, the
name Of the bidder and the date of its
presentation.
usual statutory non-collusion affidavit
ana 3 certified check in the sum of five
per cent of his bid. Same to be made
payable to the Treasurer Of the Town
OF Speedway and guaranteeing that said
bidder will enter into a contract within
nye days after being notified OF the &C
ceptance of his bid
The Town Of Speedway reserves the
right 20 reject any or all bids and to
Judge the character Of the work pro-
posed and the qualifications OF the bid
der "a do such work.
tons are on file With the Clerk Of the
Town OF Speedway and the bidders are
eNplS&Q 10 examine the same DeiOre SUD-
hitting their bids. Bids shall be made
upon forms furnished by the Town of
Speedway.
The bidder to whom the contract may
be awarded VIII be required to furnish
bond in the fun amount of his con-
tract and approved by the Board of
Trustees guaranteeing the completion of
the contract and faithful performance
Of any material or work installed by him.
faction Of the Board of Trustees that
he has the proper equipment and facih-
ties to carry out the work which he pro-
poses to do and that he has workmen's
compensation and liability insurance
Payment will be made in full after
completion and test Of the work. accord
ing to the plans and specifications
TOWN OF SPEEDWAY. INDIANA.
BY its Board OF Trustees
s. y. BEELER. President
JOHN S. LEONARD.
VIM P. ROSNFR.
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Houses for Rent

Fiye-room modern double; water paid:
S25.75. Ri $751;
sCHMID & SMITH, INC. REALTORS.
KENWOOD. 3452-Attractive Groom mod.
double. garage; reduced rent. Ha. 3647-J.
KEYSTONE. N. 611-6-room mod. dou-
BILE. garage; Al condition. Reduced $50
Oh 5q07-R
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AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL

Houses and flats Furnished
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Reln Wanted Male

HAVE opening for several men who have
nice personalities; must be gogetters. Sc
per dav if YOU qualify Interviews be-
tween and 10 a m. and and 5 p. m.
MR.. KESSLER. 701 State Life Bldg.
WANTED-4O poys and girls. colored. To
carry weekly paper. Henry Tate, 87O
Roach St Ha 1921 -
statesmen HIGH-GRADE SPECIALTIES.
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Situations Wanted Male
Helm Wanted Female

MARRIED man with family wants job o.
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3 Box $50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-08
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