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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-30
Legal Notices


LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed conducting a public storage house
Will sell a public auction on May IA.
1881. at 10 "a. n. for the accrued storage
charges thereon. the household and other
goods belonging to the following named
persons.
Ralph r. Adkins Lot 351; Ordic Bow
den Lot $50. Carey Borden. Lot 344, Mrs.
Dorothy Coates. Lot 239. John a. Dean,
Lot 1853: Mrs Mary Dunn, Lot 428; MT
Jack Dillon; BerYll ]. Elliott. Lot 42ti Gil
Lot 422 Mrs Johnnie Lee Jenkins, Lot
asa Herbert Livingston Lot BAL. Mr.. N.
c. Moore; Ray OVcrpecE, Lot 343. Mrs.
Sadie O'Brien. Lot 458: Mrs James
Tracnas Lot 3Gl: ed Wemer, Lot 348.
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
4i9-23 East Market st.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind.
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West
NOTHING DOWN
Suburban for Sale
Lots for Sale

FIRST lot e. of Bosart. facing E. 18th ST.
from s.. End vacant lot on Exeter Ave, n.
OF w. 18th St., e. side of ave. Ri. 7725
PULLMAN HEIGHTS and Wash. Place
lots: real buy: all imp. II 2155-7. II 2l74-4
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Painting and Panering

PAPER furn. and hung; cleaning. painting
mooIs re1nished, reas.. guaran. Ri. 2234.
P. HENGEN BROS.
Paper hangers. sarisfac. assured. Dr.. 1922
PAINTING-DECORAT FIRST CLASS
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. BUD
SHUTTLE. He 4401
PAIETING-Interior. exterior: paper hang
ing and cleaning Cali for est. ia. 1876
CALL BANKS CHI 417i. r. A NO l.
PAPER HANGING. PAPER CLEANING.
PAPER CLEANING. 81 PER ROOM
Art glass repairing. G. z. BLACK. Il. 1923
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. esti free.
On. 200i. FRANK JACKSON. II 24l5.
WALL WASHING. paper cleaning. paint
ing Special reduced price. Ha. o593.
work guar. J. GSREATHOUSE. Dr.. o451.
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Rooms for Rent

ALA, N 1l15-Front. attractive home-like
rm. hot water Modern. Ri 512l.
ASHLAND. 2246-Modern en-. priv. home.
breakfast; garage opt. He. 5052.
CAP. N. 3I63-Attractive front rm.. high
class; private home; meals; gar. opt. Ha.
OTIS.
CARROLLTON, 4533-Rn., private, modern
home, near car; home priv. Hu. 447l.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Va; clean modern,
cheap, downtown $3.50 up. Ri. 1888.
COLLEGE, 2242-Large, pleasant room;
const. not water; privileges. He. 4745.
DELAWARE, N, 2442-Attrac. large front
rm: priv. home: SIS, men. Ia 0603.
DELAWARE, N, 2150-Attractive rm.,
mod; priv. home; gentleman; references.
DREXEL ARMS4730 N. Illinois; 100 rms.
81 to SO wk.; also fur. apartments.
HIGHLAND, N, 125--Nice, clean, private;
SO single. $3.50 double. Ii. 1920.
REDWOOD, 3006-Nicely fur, pleasant
rm., mod, priv. home. Ha. 4213-R, morn
ing or eve.
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Death Notices

BECKER, WILLIAM H.-Boioyed husband
OF Carrie ,POppenseaker Becker, passed
away 40 the residence. 972 w. Twenty
ninth St.. Wednesday April %. Funeral
services win be held at the residence
Saturday afternoon. May 2. az O'CLOCK
Burial Crown Hin cemetery. FRIENDS IN
vitcd. Friends may call at the residence
after / p. m Friday.
BARRINGEB. EAIMA-Beloved wife Of
Sam Barringer and mother or MRS. Hatue
Behr of this city. and Samuel q. Bar
Wednesday. April 70. Age IL years. Fq-
neral services will be held at the resi-
dpnce SATURDAY afternoon. May 2. at 2:3O
O'Clock Burial Crown Hill cemetery
Friends invited.
HAYNES. j. HARVEY Brother Of Robert
HAYNES passed away Monday April 81,
at Richmond Va. Funeral FRIDAY May L
ef , 70 m from FINN BROS. FUNERAL
HOME 1899 N Meridian ST; lnte es,iIfad
Friends may call at the home OF ms
brother Robert Haynes, 1900 W. 28th ST..
anytime until noon Friday.
MCKENZIE. yERN B.IBesloyyed hq ny ban 5t o.
passed away Thursday April ~. at resi-
dence. i4l4 " Gale St. Funeral SatuT-
NERAL, HOME. 1889 N Meridian. Friends
invited. Interment Crown HlI cemetery.
RANDALL JACK-Age n years, father OF
Paul A. Randall, 1904 Belletontalne 81
pasecd away Thursday, April ~, 1881,
ESQ a. M Services at the FLANNER q
BUCHANAN NiORTUARY, Saturday after;
noon O'Clock. Friends invited. Burlai
crown Hll Friends may call any time;
RIsCH, ANNA LoyIsE51,A4g{ee, 81 years Jsgi
FUNERAL services at the VOIGT- FUNERAL
PARLORS, 1885 S. Meridian ST. Satur-
dav. Nav Q. $3.50 a. m, followed by serv-
Ices at Sacred Heart church. a. N; IN
terment ST. Joseph's cemetery; Frfen als
invited Deceased was member OF Ihe
Christian Mothers and Altar Societies.
RUDTCEL, ANDREW J.--Entered into rest
Years beloved husband Of A Ada oI Rud lSTl
s N.Y. wei1and Funeral Friday, May /, at
La Fontaipe Ind Christian .an da v Sfg5Sh' w
MOORE'S funeral parlors, 25th and Gale
SITS. until Friday, a. m. Burial La
Fontaine, Ind,
SHEA TAMFS-Age 81 years. beloved
brother Of Roger and Michael Shea and
Mrs. Jewel McIntire, passed away
Wednesday. s a. m. Friends may call at
sisters residence, 1896 Everitt ST;
at ST. Johns Catholic church Friday.
Nav at q. m. Friends invited. Bu-
rial Holy Cross cemetery.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

NORTH-Lovely front apt. nicely furn-
ished: very reasonable. Ia. 0335.
NEW YORK, 1908 VS. rooms; water
paid; $3.50 per week. Ri. TIPS.
PERSHING, TIT N.-4-room single; Nc
Lean pl., rooms, water paid. Ri. 7725
UNION, 1445-Nicely furn. kitchenette apt;
bath; pri. ent; everything furn. DR.. 6775.
GOOD fellow to share downtown apt; all
conveniences; a real home. Call Ii. 9037
after p.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what you are look
ing for in the want ads today. 1t may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
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thing? Times Lost Ad Is the Sures Way to Recovery


SOMETHING for your money; Cable Nell
SONS mahogany upright Splendid in
every way: priced $50 Viking MUSIC
CO.. 100 E. Ohio st.
BIG ADVERTISING discount from factory
enables US 10 offer a most wonderful
Grand. slightly used. in our broadcasting
studio. at a remarkable reduction. an ex-
ceptiOnal opportunity for some one
Viking MUSIC CO. 40 E. Ohio st.
A SMALLER SIZE VOSE PIANO-In good
shape. real buy at SIS. PEARSON
PIANO CO. I2s-13o N. Pennsylvania.
AUTO PLAYER PIANO-Nice looking bench
and rolls $50. Pearson Piano Co, 1880
N. Pennsylvania
SAXOPHONES- Investigate our combina-
ton rental and free lesson plan LORENZ
SAX. SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade Ii $500
HOBART NJ CABLE. mahogany upright
thoroughly reconditioned. q fine buy s35
WILKING MUSIC CO.. 100 E Ohio St.
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Storage and Transfer

J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
land or other cities. DR.. 3O7l, or Ri 1885
MOVING-SS up; large covered trucks:
reliable men. Ii. 1924. Hardwood Trans.
MOVING $3-You help, ST less; quick
service; careful white men CHI 5840.
STORAGE wanted--Clean place. very low
rates. can about free hauling. DR.. 1906.
LOCKE TRANSFER = Moving, general
haullng reason.; reliable. On. 0872.
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. store row.
pay months later No charge for heuling
PARILOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO
IF YOU DON'T FIND what you are look
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily
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Suburban for Rent

ROCKVILLE RID. Stop 6la-4, and rm
houses with ground.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what you are look
ing for in the want ads today. il NAV
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily
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Musical Instruments

A SLIGHTLY Used brown mahogany
grand. feet J inches in length; more
volume and ceeDer tone than in the small
baby grand. Crice very low at s4z5
Pearson Piano Co.. 1880 N. Pennsyl-
vania.
HRCEGE,R Mahogany Upright. unusual
FslEe. price $50. Viking MUSIC CO.
100 East Ohio St.
ONE SUPERB small Studio Piano two
thirds paid for. maybe had for the
balance: easy terms. WEKING MUSIC
co. ~ p. Chio s..
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Houses for Rent

1904 S. Pershing
only S13.
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
25TH E.. 658-5-room modern dble., newly
remodeled. bargain. He. 1885.
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PARTY who took purses from Diamond
Bros, IL E. Wash, April %. IS known.
Mail purses and contents and keep
money.
POLICE DOG-Light grey with black, fe-
male name Tiny" lost vicinity Fl.
Wayne Ave, Sun. Liberal rev. RI. 5O65
LOST-Diamond ring, dome shaped. in
Circle garage or Meridian to goth, Sunday
eve. Keepsake. Liberal reward. Ha. 25I6.
PAIR-Shell-rim glasses name in case. DR..
Dryer; lost at oxford and Mich, Wed.
Finder call Oh. 0172. Reward.
LOST-SACK OF OVERALLS.
CALL CHI. 0294.
BROOCH-Matrix stone lost northside;
valued dear keepsake. Reward. wa. lO62:
LOST-Davenport seat on Illinois St. be-
tween 18th and oath SITS. Rev. Ri. 8114.
LOST-German police dog; near State and
Prospect. Child's pet. Rev. Ia. O146.
DOG-Scotch terrier, black female. mos.
child's pet. Liberal reward. Il. 1422
CAT-Yellow, white, male notched left
ear; gone since Sun; rev. Oh 499l-J.
LOST-Pair shell-rim bifocal glasses in
case. Call during day. Ii. 3768. Reward.
BLACK PURSE-Name Ferne Bruce. Re-
ward. Ha. O887-J
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Personals
Business Announcements

DETECTIVES Private CONFIDENTIAL
525 Lemcke Bldg. ri. 1864: ewes, Hu. Sl0l
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Instructions
Special Notices

Why Suffer With Piles
when YOU can positively get wen OF 1t
will cost YOU nothing2 Call or write
K Of bldg RI 1851
WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted none other than myself, on OF
after April 27th. WM.SHERA1AN.
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Rug Cleaners

axlz DOMESTIC rug cleaned. si.75. cHrER
RUG CLEANING co. Hu. f3e1
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Help Wanted Female

WOMAN-State distributor wanted for ex-
elusive patented article; one capable of
managing and appointing demonstrators
No deposit required. See MISS GRUNDY,
Lincoln Hotel, Thursday.
200 WOMEN and girlsl Is to 40, for Sat-
urday. Report at once 703 Inland Bank
Bldg, corner Delaware and Market. In
dianapolis Humane Society.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what you are look
ing for in the want ads today, it may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily
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ANTHONY dump body: reasonable,
CHI 254e-M.
CHEVROLET truck. 1923: Iis-ton chaSSis-
only Sl65. EQUITABLE SFCrJRTTTFS
CO. 2is z. New York 81. Ri. 1000.
FORD. I930-liz-ton stake BODY truck:
dual equipped and in excellent nechanicat
condition. S445- BROWNING GENT CO..
nc. Meridian and Tenth. ri. 1855
FORD-l9z9 Panel. I5s-ton truck All
ready to go 70 work. C. O. Warnock
sl9 E. WARRINGTON. II. 1895
FORD 1879 lz-Ton Ford panel BODY: in
ga N. Capitol. ri. oazs. 100
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Apartments for Rent

modern; garage. Oh. 1449-W
BROADWAY, 1i4I-New efficiency apart
ments being finished; make your selec-
ton now. walking distance from Real
Silk; utilities furnished. He. 1901.
EUCLID. N, 626-e-room mod. double;
breakfast room; built-in features: garage;
laundry: water paid: S35. Oh. 1925.
IRVINGTON, NJ 11--3 rms, bath, ina
door bed; gar, utilities paid; sac 1r 3412
MANCHESTER. 962 N. PENN.
Bedroom apartment; Fr1glda1re. al
utilities; from $40 to S62.50. Ii. 1881.
MARKET. E.-6-rm. mod. duplex; steam
hit; wa. pd; pri. porch: $35. Ri. 2234.
La SALE. N, 2345-47-5 rms; toilet in
side; gar; va. pd.; S1z.20 mo. III. O13g
THE CHISWICK
Ruckle. 2805-11 near Fall Greek. rent
reduced; very desirable 6-rm. apt; garage,
heat water. Ri 1913; ewes, Ha. 1663-M.
WASHINGTON, E.. 5018--Mod. 5-rm. upt
Inquire, 81 N. Riley. IT. 1858.
10 e. 37th .......................S Sos. 90
Eau T. PraII ......'.s..... 95g'gU
1909 E. Washington .....,,........ 5d.50
5345 3. Washington St. ............ SO 90
ALI ". Alabama .,....s....,S43.5 90 %. %
1924 Broadway ............. 43 90
l108 College Observation-Disclosures. $500
1O2O-1O26 Central .............S21- $3.50
1865 N. Alabama ........... $500
1903 Central .$32. 50-s55 90
418 E. 18th .........,......S43. 90 SO. so
1926 N Illinois ................S3 5- 5000
30l5 N Meridian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
1888 ", Meridian ........,.....,... 60 90
1920 Park neutrality-suspicious.. 43.0U
35l5 N Pennsylvania .............. $500
$50 N Pennsylvania .............. $3.50
234 E. Pratt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
1874 +. Washington ............... 43. so
1918 w. Washington .............. SO 90
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES.
ITO UNION TITLE
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Household Goods
Household Goods
GAS RANGES


IS up. CHAs KoEERING. $50 Va. Ave
ITALIAN DINING RM.. carved beautiful
bedroom, living room, rugs, occasional
tables, odd dresser. sac. 242s N. Meridian.
DINING suite: davenport: rockers; bed
and springs; dressers; Victrola: piano
etc; cheap. 522 Eugene. Ia. 4512.
LOOM and material for weaving will
teach YOU how to weave; selling on ac-
count bad health. 1859 Fletcher Ave.
Make your own dresses Buy singer sew
ing machines as low as $40 Singer Sew
ing Machine Co, s3s Va Ave. DR. 2474
BI2DSEYE Maple bed. vanity. hair top
box spring mattress 3 pcs. s35. II. o318.
ANTIQUE bedroom suite: walnut. set
Book Of KnoWledge. Be. 1672-W.
DINING SUITES pcs, walnut: fine care;
SIS. Call IT. 0318
COFFTELD WASHEP-RUNS FINE. SO
jlI7 F. MICHIGAN ST.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. 1906
RUCKLE ST.
OIL. gasoline and range cook stoves cheap.
l256 Oliver Ave. Be. 2456.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
Ang because interesting bargains Of manv
Kinds are listed here daily.
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SALESMAN-s50 can be made now by
hard workers; in city and state. Products
sold to home owners on terms with no
down payment. Big season on now. Pay
weekly. C. E. GORDON, Wa. 1888. 4O25
Cornelius Ave.
statesmen to sell coupon books; 500 saw
ing on Lyric and Apollo theater tickets;
commission. 702 Fletcher Trust Bldg.
MAN-Experienced wall washing, general
cleaning, etc, man. company; fur. his own
finances. Call at once, 420 N. Delaware.
TWO ~ advertising statesmen; expert
enced in telephone sales. Ii. 1922.
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ing for in the want ads today. it may
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Room for Rent With Board

ALABAMA, n, 1224-Large room twin
beds; water; Sc each; meals. Ri 6647
NEW JERSEY, N, 2229-PIeasant front
rm.: modern home: privileges; home
cooking plenty hot water Ia. 4706.
MERIDIAN AT 30TH-Private home, room,
meals. $40; garage. Ha. 2500
CAPITOL, N, 2406-Very pleasant rm.;
meals optional: garage lady. ia. 1891
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i7iT Laurel: arm. senli-modern $500
1874 Laurel; arm. semi-modern - 1900
-Col0re6--
341o Eovey: Arm. single and gar 10 90
40 Hiavatha; 3-rm double - GOO
GREGORY & APPEL. NC. IL 1891
4 ROOMS and bath. Frizidaife: city heat.
water. garage. large vd.. $3.50.
o. P. FOREMAN.
4oo Kahn BLDG Il 1913.
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Radio and Equipment
RADIO BUYERS.
ATTENTION.!

Watch this page tomorrow
night for our announcement.
Something worth waiting for.
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PRINCETON HOTEL
modern; bus. person. ia. 096
HOTEL, EDWARD

Centrally Located-Modern
Low rates to married couples and men.
21ST. W.. 37-LOVELY RIM. TWIN BEDS:
HOME PRIVILEGES: Mr.. ILLINOIS CAR.
IA. 1929.
AMERICAN HOTEL-2lOla S. Illinois: with
or without hath; 81 up. II. o668.
nth. E.. 500 unfurn. rms; modern;
will furn. for hsekping ref. Ii. 6728
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Business Opportunities
Barter and Swap
Machinery and Tools

TRADE-Ford, 1927 model, with pickup
body. Al condition. for work horse or
What have you? Call Southport AR
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Houses for Sale
East
4114-4126 SPANN AVE.

Z and 5-room bungalow. semi-modern,
will sell at bargain prices on terms,
close to school, churches and the Chris
tan city park. Take English Ave- bus tc
Grant st. NJ. HUNTER. 1929 English Ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
CHAUFFEURS TO DANCE
Annual Event Will Be Held in
Swanee Ball Room.

The Private Chauffeurs Benevolent
Association of Washington viii hold its
annual dance at the Swanee ball room
Thirteenth and streets, Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock.
Chauffeurs in the employ of the va
rious embassies and legations as we'll as
those employed by numerous Govern
ment officials and socially prominent
washingtonians, are members OF the
benevolent association and many OF
them will attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18

All buildings in the new White City
settlement at Reinickendorf-Ost, a sub
urb of Berlin. Germany, have been
modelled on futuristic designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18

Junior and bridge sizes;
smartly tailored of lustrous
celaneSe - two beautiful de-
signs. Drum stretched. Braid
trimming. Rosewood, rust or
gold colorings.
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Ford Motor Company's Omaha plant.
which has been closed for two weeks for
inventory has reopensd with 800 men ~
work on an eight-nour schedule.
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PORK MARKET
MOVES HIGHER
AT CITY PENS
Cattle Prices Steady, Trade
Dull; VeaIS Off
so Cents.
HnGs

The hog market today at the
local stockyards showed signs of adj
yancement, with prices ranging from
5 to 10 cents higher than Mondays
best time. The bulk, 100 to 300
pounds, sold at $3.50 to 1920. Early
top was 1925. Receipts were 1000.
Holdovers go.
Cattle prices were mostly un-
changed with general trade lower.
Receipts $500. Vealers were large
ly so cents lower selling at $3.50
down. Receipts were 700.
Sheep and lambs mostly strong
to rs cents higher and selling at
So to $875. Receipts were estimated
at 1000.
Chicago hog receipts, $4,000, in
GLIDING 1900 directs; holdovers,
5000; demand active, few early
sales and bids around steady with
Mondays average; few 190-pound
weights sold at So; 20O-pound aver
ages were selling at $3.50: pigs, So.
Cattle receipts, $500; calves, 200,
and steady. Sheep receipts, $4,000,
and steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-06
HOSPITAL BILL
HEARINGS NEAR
Ludlow Urges More Beds
for Veterans Unit.
BIZ Times Speciol

By Times Special
WASHINGTON. Jan. Commit
tee hearings on Congressman Louis
Ludlow's bill to increase the In
dianapolis veterans hospital from
$50 to 500 bids. will begin here on
Tuesday. Jan. IS, Mrs. Edith Morse
Rogers, chairman of the hospital
ization subcommittee of the veter-
ans affairs committee, announced
today.
Ludlow will appear before the
subcommittee to present the open
ing argument for the larger hos
pital. He then will present DR..
George w. Bowman Of indianapolis,
chairman OF the Indiana Legion's
disqualification committee.
The first unit of the projected
hospital. to be erected on the site
of the Coffin golf course, already
has been authorized.
Bids for this 100000 job are to
be opened by the veterans bureau,
Jan. 20. Construction should be-
gin within sixty days thereafter.
Ludlow hopes to have the author
ization increased to 100000 during
the present session. If his new
bill passes, Ludlow will seek to have
the construction work continue
without interruption until the en-
tire project is completed.
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Stocks of Slab Zinc at end of December
totaled SLAB. SIS tons. against 145.l39 in
November and 75,435 at end Of December,
1929. according to American Zinc
Institute
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Maytag Company declared regular
quarterly dividend Of $3.50 on first pre-
ferred and rs cents on common. preferred
stock payable Reb. 2. record Jan. 10
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Marriage Licenses

David r. Henderson. %. of 2407 Ethel.
clerk. and Anna L. Rucker, 81, of 904
Edgemont.
Clyde E. Volkers. 80. of Terre Haute,
photographer. and Odessa M Hodshire.
%. of ALP Graceland, teacher.
William II. Covington. Is. of 4505 East
Twenty first, mechanic. and Bertha Coley.
IS. of 4505 East Twenty
Hursheu G. Marshall "a, of 1880 Olive.
salesman. and Vera E. Miles. 30 of CSC
East Twenty-hrst, clerk.
Walter j. Rush. 81 Of 1921 Broadway.
salesman, and Phyllis F. Rice. Is. of 6201
Park. clerk.
buyer. and Laura Dirk. 25 of 1914 Carroll
ton, clerk.
Milton K Deetman. %. of Frankfort.
student, and Ollie Schleeter. 23 Of els
East Market.
Melven w. Ponnell. a. of s7os East New
York. clerk. and Kathyrn NJ. Spitz, 1s. of
i06 North DennV
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Union Oil Company declared regular
quarterly cash dividend of so cents, pay
able Feb. 10, record Jan. Is.
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
declared regular quarterly dividend of SO
cents.
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<s.asFeIaRe Of thirty industrlals for Mon
twenty rams WAS VAS 1923 81 t I'll So aver Assrae 81
AFerase Of forty bonds was 9e.6s. Up . o.
By United Press
NEW YORK. Jan. e.-Further
proilt-taking operations reduced
prices Of the majoritv of stocks on
the Stock Exchange at the opening
today.
Leaders we're down fractions to a
point with United States Steel at
1919, off a. American Telephone
1875, off q; Radio 1871, off Il
Texas Corporation 34H, off Il Elec-
tric Power 43h, off Il, and Bethle-
hem Steel 52h, off 3.
Railroad shares were firm. their
strength being feature Of an
otherwise lower market. Pennsyl-
Vania continued its rise of Monday.
reaching 60A, up q, while New
York Central rose a to 1885,.
Goodyear was the weak feature of
the rubbers, dipping to 42ls after
opening at 42ss, off Il.
Motor shares continued to ease
OIL on profit taking. Nash lost Is
TO 20; General Motors Il to 36A 4, and
Yellow Truck 4 to 1917. Packard,
an exception, f1rmed up q to 99s.
Packing shares were steady to
ffm, profiting by the modification
OF the packers consent decree to
the extent Of permitting the pack
ers to enter wholesale distribution
of unrelated products such as gro
ceries.
? During the early trading move
ments we're irregular. Steel .eased
to l41 y, while American Can and
Westinghouse Electric firmed up
American Smelling rose fractionaIy,
as traders anticipated declaration of
the regular dividends OF the meet
ing of directors today.