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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
Lost and Found

POLICE DOG-Female. brown and dark
gray. lost Friday morning. Family pet
FOUND keys on chain. Owner may
have same by identifying and paying adj
Times front counter.
LC5T-Pair glasses Saturday evening from
Market up Della: and Mass; rev. Johnson
the plumber. III N. Alabama. Ii. 5788.
LOST-Ba nkbook, downtown district: re-
ward. Ri. 1886.
BOSTON BULL--Black male, white neck
Reward. 1852 LIE Grande. Or. 1904-W.
FOUND-BICYCLE.
Call Ha. 4224.
$50 IN LADY's black leather purse. owner
needs. Reward Oh. 2051.
BTooEside PIX: Rev. l741 Parker. Oh. 1927
Painting and Papering
ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT?
Let Us EST. your intericr, & hse. paint
ing. We specialize in stippling surprising
paper. Call eve. ElnlsE GODDARD =. 1854
Reliable Painting, Decorating
{, Expert o paper cleaners. work gqaTcean.;
REMOVE BY STEAM
wall paper. 50 for room and up. Oh. 6s9s.
Paper Hanging; Cleaning
Painting. RALPH ROBERTSON. Dr. 1852
Paper Hanglng-Cleaning
Special rate next 10 DAYS. Be o771-R
HOME PAINTING. DECORATING ROOF
ING CO:-Palnting. paper cleaning. roof
ing, garage building. 3-yrs. written guar
anteed on outside painting: reasons bile
prices. Master OF our work. DR.. os20
PAPER cleaning. paper hanging. painting,
paint waShlng; paper removed By steam.
c. A. GEORGE. Ia. 1857.
WILL DO YOUR PAINTING FOR Sc PR
pRoP CARD. 2Ss4 n Denny sT tlA4''
EXPERT wall paper cleaners. 75c, 81 per
I'M. We use canvas. clean up dirt Paper
hanging reas. CUNNINGHAM. He. 54s8.
WILL do your painting. decorating, REIN
ishing and take anything as pay; auto.
furniture. drop card. 1854 N. Denny St
PAPER HANGING-l5c per roll. Plaster
ing. cleaning. VAN s SON. Dr.. 32ss.
CARL THOMPSON--10 years epx. in paper
cleaning. SOC 70 81 room. DR.. $780,
CLEANING-Wall paper 81 room. work
guaranteed. LOHMAN BROS. DR.. 1929
PAPER HANGING-Painting: immediate
action. Lewelen & Swartz. Oh. 4921-M
FOR PAPER HANGTNG-Painting and pa
per cleaning. lowest prices. Gail DR. l3l7-R
ELLIS REPAIR CO.-Paper hanging.
paint. cleaning. SAG River. Be. 4036.
PAPER hanging. cleaning; paper removed
by steam: painting: plastering. Oh. 0S59.
PAPER EANGING-Painting. plastering
DON CAIN. A No. | Contractor. Ta. 4f6i
PAPER HANGING-Cleanin and painting:
work guar. e. Kenerly. Be. 25T5.
rolls. Csc; walls painted a
speciality: furniture repainted. Be. 1852.
GENERAL PAINTING-Spray OF brush, in
side or OUT CLAIBORNE. Dr.. sss9.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
Barter and Swap
Machinery and Tools

STEWART WARNER-6-tube radio for car
or what? Dr. 1851
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
Houses for Sale
North
South
West
Suburban for Sale

looms; cleo Ights; garage: chicken house:
one acre: 48th st. E. of ShadeIand Ave.
owner, 1854 N. Delaware St. Ia. 1894.
EAST OF IRVINGTON: 5-RM. COTTAGE;
ACRE GARDEN; PRICE, $2,45O. E-z
PAYMENTS. IR. 1927.
FOUR rooms: electricity; garage; s. w.
corner Vernon Ave and 10th ST.. Law
renee. Ind: $1,000; sig cash S19 monthly
Owner. 1854 N. Delaware st. Ia. 1894.
FOR ACREAGEEast or southeast, see
Mrs. Moore. $500 E. Wash. St. Ir. 4782.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
Musical instruments

OVAL vacuum sweeper; looks like new:
SIS. 735 Shelby St. DR.. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12

IttdI EStdLt TOT LNCildHgc
DEED equity to 7-room modern home near
Tech. 2-car garage, for vacant lot. or ga
rage equipment. Dr.. 5196-J.
200 ACREs-Near Spencer. MR.. ROSS.
Indiana Trust
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
Farms for Sale

Is ACRES-26 miles west; cheap E-z
terms. 1914 Newman Ave. Oh. 3574-M.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-03
INCOME TAX TO
SHIT RACKETEER
New York Prepares to Hid
Gzngsters Jolt Through
Pocketbook

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MERCYPLANES
TO MANAGUA
Two Ships Pass ThroaEh
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Motion For New
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CAPONE NOT
A VAGRANT
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New Industry Opens
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Court VIII Handle
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k0NJ0LA IS FOE
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
CITY STORMED
BY JAPANESE
IN NEW DRIVE
Chinese IrreguIarS Routed;
Losses Reported Heavy
in Battle.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
TOXIC, Dec 22.-The japanese
punitive expedition against irreg-
ular Chinese forces in Manchuria
pushed northward from Mukden
today with the capture of Faku-
men.
South Manchurian railway guards
dispersed 240 disbanded Chinese
soldiers at Kaolimen station, twen-
ty-eight miles west of Antung. One
guard and one Chinese employee of
the railway were killed. The sta
ton master and FIVE employees we're
wounded.
General Shigeru HOMO, COM
handing japanese forces at Muk-
den, said in statement that the
Japanese army was compelled to
take decisive action for the purpose
Of annihilating disbanded Chinese
and other elements numbering
100000 menacing the territory west
Of the Lao river.
Reports Of the strengthening Of
Chinese positions at Chinchow and
1angyulln were received by the
newspaper Asahi from Shanhaik-
wan, on the border of the Great
Wall.
Japan has demanded that the
Chinchow concentrations withdraw
within the Great Wall. General
HOMO was expected to send his
troops southwark to Chinchow after
the present "anti-bandit campaign"
is concluded.
The reports to Asahi said that
three brigades of cavalry had been
sent to the Chinchow district from
Jehol, making the total of regulars
and irregulars opposing the jap
anese 100000.
The campaign in Manchuria ap-
peared to be progressing cautiously,
but effectively. Airplanes were used
to prepare the way for troop move
ments and bright, clear weather
made aerial operations easy. Losses
of the Chinese were reported heavy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
". W. OFFICIAL QUITS
Miss Elizabeth Mckenzie, South
Side Secretary, to Leave.

Resignation of Elizabeth McKen-
zie, organizer and secretary of the
South Side Y. w. c. A, effective
Jan. IS, has been announced by di-
rectors. Miss Mckenzie will become
an executive of the c ommunity
Home Association in Hamilton, o.
Miss Mckenzie came to Indian
apolis in 1926 when she established
the south side branch. She has
served as assistant secretary six
years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
BUTLER ZIONIST GROUP
HOST TO CONVENTION
Avukah Chapter to Entertain Dele
gates Here Friday.

Butler university chapter of the
Avukah will be hosts at the sixth
annual national convention of the
National Student zionists, which
opens for three-day sessions at
Kirshbaum Community Center,
Twenty-third and Meridian streets,
Friday.
Delegates from more than forty
chapters will take part in meetings
to close Sunday with mass meet
ing, when Rabbi julius Gordon of
st. Louis and Mrs. Goldie Myers of
Palestine will be principal speakers.
Welcoming addresses will be given
by Rabbi Milton Steinberg of IN
dianapolis; Alex Levin, president of
the local chapter, and Daniel Harri-
son, sponsor. Response will be given
by Rabbi Samuel Blumenfield of
Chicago, national president of the
organization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
ALLEGED ACCOSTER OF
GIRL SHOT BY FATHER
Louis Yarberry Wounded in Leg;
Assailant FIees Scene.

Climaxing a quarrel, Louis Var
berry, 40. of IA Geisendorff street,
was shot in the left leg Monday
afternoon by George Kunzelman,
143 Douglass street, who fled after
the shooting.
Yarberry and witnesses told police
Kunzelman fired three shots, only
one of which took effect Police
are seeking Kunzelman on a charge
of assault and battery with intent to
kill
According to police, Yarberry was
released Monday on a charge that
he attempted to assault Kunzel-
mans 8-year-old daughter several
weeks ago. At that time Yarberry
was charged with enticing the child
int his home. The girl escaped.
Yarberry is held on vagrancy
charges at city hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
C0STIGAN BACKED FOR
CONVENTION KEYN0TER
Progressive Democrats Seeking Hon
or for Colorado Senator.


By Scripps-Howdrd Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Progres-
sive leaning among Democratic lead
ers in the middle west have shown
themselves in a quiet movement to
urge the naming of Senator Ed
ward P. Costigan of Colorado as
chairman pro tenn. and keynote
speaker at the next Democratic ma
tional convention.
That influential members of the
party in that section will present the
suggestion to national party heads
in Washington is said to be assured.
Whether Costigan's political ideas
could be made to fit in with those
of the conservative element in con-
troll Of the party there is no doubt
that his ideas on social and eco
nomic legislation have attracted
wide attention and developed fol-
lowing.
La gaceta., 1931-06-12

JUICIOS PARA OR A LOS
QUE PROTESTAN CONTRA
Ell IMPUESTO SOBRE LOS
CIGARROS Y CIGAl2RI-
LLOS
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EsPERAsE Ia CoNTEsTA-
cIoN DELI lTIcANo .

puesta deILL ano a Ia n uss
del Gobiek &c Italia Sc esta
preparando hoy, debido a que
su Santidad vuelve a tener ell
derecho de dominic sobre la
eS6eiedad Hcci6n Cat6fica.
Ell Osservatore Romano, que
es ell peri6dico Utilizado por ell
Vaticano para hacer SIS decla
raciones pdblicaS anunci6 hoy
que ell poder general y la SUI
pervision sobre la Acci6n Ca
tolica, estaran a cargo del Va
ticano y atendidos personal
mente por Ell Papa.
La situaci6n de la eAntrover-
STA entire su Santidad \ ell Co
bierno de Italia, es la Aguien-
tie: "Por ambas parties lAigan-
tes Sc experimental I'm op(imis-
mo razonable por estimbrse
que TODD va canine de I'm a6der
do definitivo."-
I'm incidente ocurrido hoy
dentro de la propia organiza-
ci6n de la iglesia, motive ell
desagrado del Papa. Ell Obs
pc Luigi Cossio, de Loreto,
Centre famoso del peregrina-
je, parece que fue victima de
un error de Interpretation de
la orden del Papa sobre la Ac-
ci6n Cat6lica, en- ell sentido de
que esta estaba bajo la direc-
ci6n de los Obispos. Luigi Coo
sio creyo que este significaba
que Ell tenla a su cargo tOdos
los trabajos de la Association
en- su di6cesis, y por este mott
vo disolvi6 todas las organiza-
clones cat6licas que habian Pc
dido al Gobierno su reorgani-
zaci6n."
Bajo la politica del Papa los
obispos diocesanos tendran ma
yores cargos en- las sucursales
de la Acci6n Cat6lica, pero la
supervision estara a cargo del
Vaticano.
La gaceta., 1931-06-12
R .ToDAv1A Nc
~lsSCOGIDO SU RUTA

II, JUNO 12.-Despues de
~ afmuerzo celebrado en- su ho-
A0r, en- la embajada japonesa,
ell coronel Lindbergh habl6 So
bre los planes de su pr6ximo
viaje a Oriente.
Tres rutas tengo en- estudio
para mi viaje, dijo ell coronel,
la del Atlantico, ell Pacffico 9 el
Artico. La primera seria sobrt
ell Atlantico hasta Groenlandia
Spitzbergen, Siberia y Ell ia
pom; la segunda, al norte de Ia
bahia de Hudson, ell oeste de la
Tegiones inhabitadas del Cana
da, Alaska y ell Artico hasta 81
IBERIA, y la tercera, por las isla'
; Aleutianas, ell Pacffico. Siberit
5 Y ell Jap6n. Otra possible ruta Sc
: ria por ell estr9cho de Berinl
, hasta Siberia.
Ell gobierno del Jap6n va h;
! hecho saber que veria con mu
: cho gusto la vista del famosC
aviador.
La gaceta., 1931-06-12
DEFUNCIONES

Hoy llegara a Tampa ell ca
daver de Angelo Valenti, de 33
amos, que falleciera aver en-
River Junction.
LIE sobreviven sus padres,
'esposos Rosario Valenti; tres
hermanos, Santo Domenico y
Andres, y dos hermanas, Ma
ry Di Marco y Josefina Valenti
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grupo en- las GALES 1 has de
cuatro personals.
Ell decreto agrega lie todos
los detenidos por al Eidades
sediciosas o de rebe@ seran
sumariamente juzgados.
Sc tiene entendido que los
aOnspiradores planeaban ell mo
vimiento revolucionario para
hoy por la manana.
La gaceta., 1931-06-12

JuZgando por Ell immense w.
lumen ode telegramas recibidos
hoy de todas las secciones del
Estado, a los tres juicios assist
ran las delegaciones mas hume
rosas que Sc recuerda en- la his
toria de la legislature. Noticias
recibidas de Tampa aseguran
cue los inAustriales tabacaleros
enviaran una fuerte delegation
para combatir ell impuesto del
luio que fila $500 a cada mi
liar de tabacos que Sc vendan a
tres centavos y $1,000 a cada mi
liar que pase de tresGentavos.
La gaceta., 1931-06-12
w g
[IAIN
Comes

WHAT many people call indigestion
w very often means excess acid in
the stomach. The stomach nerves have
been over-stimulated, and food sour,
The corrective is an alkali, which quickly
neutrallzes acids, And the best aIkai
known to medical science is Phillins
Milk of Magnesia.
One spoonful of this harmless. taste
less alkah n~eutralizes instantly many
tunes as much harmful acid, and then
Inc symptoms disappear at once. Yon
WIN use crude methods when ance
you learn the efficiency of this. Co GET
a small bottle to try. Se'
Get the genuine Phillips Milk of
Magnesia, the kind physicians boUa
prescribed for so years in correctinc
excess zelda 25c and SOS q bOttls-ans
&SgteE@
La gaceta., 1931-06-12

ciado hoy haber descubierto
un complot para derrocar la
Junta.
Por medic de I'm boletin Off
cial ell gobierno hizo publico
ell arresto de % conspiradores,
en- un garage en- Callao, y %
colegas de estos en- Lima. En-
sus declaraciones agrega ell
Gobierno que las Autoridades
de la Junta Sc mantienen de
acuerdo con los planes revolu-
cionarios y que la situaci6n es-
ia bajo su dominic.
Sc ha averiguado que los
conspiradores arrestados en- la
capital pertenecfan al servi-
clio secreto durante ell regimen
del Presidente Augusta Legfa,
cuya administration fue derro-
cada en- ell pasado mes de
agosto.
Por decreto Official Sc ha he
cho saber al p1blico que las
autoridades del gobierno pro-
visional decIararan la ley mar
cial 81 fuese necesario Y que
utliizaran las armas de fuego
para desbaratar toda manifes-
taci6n % dispersar cualquier
La gaceta., 1931-06-12
CORTE MUNICIPAL

FL juez Watkins, de la corte
municipal, recibi6 aver la visi-
ia de mujeres de la vida airada,
borrachos, jugadores, eiolacio-
mes del transito, etc.
De las primeras, dos fueron
aosuekas, dos casos no fueron
perseguidos y Sc incautaron rs
fianzas de 10, Is y 20 pesos.
La gaceta., 1931-06-12

Indianapolis, Itunio 12.-El
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ticulos de lujo, seraS
dos ell lunes, a las 9 80 I
mana. Los oponentes a
ruestos sobre las venta
tale en- general, seran
| dos Ell lunes a las 8 DE
Los juicios fueron $
por ell Senador Wagg,
Beach, Presidente del
de Hacienda.