davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1931-08-27
81 MITIN DE ANOCHE EN-
YBOR

Pasadas las ocho de la noche
:omenz6 ell mitin de aver, en- ia
ror de la candidatura de R. E.
:. Chancey. Atestado de p1blico
i solar de la Septima entire las
allies 20 y 81.
Abri6 ell mitin ell DR.. Jose S.
franco, quien habl6 de las sim
)atias que tiene en- ell pueblo la
inc la candidatura de Chancey,
)resentando despues al primer
)rador de la noche, ell joven abo-
RADIO Rafael Marsicano.
Atac6 Marsicano las palabras
ue vertiera en- I'm reciente mi
in ell Sr. Peter Maniscalco, en-
oleado del ayuntamiento, AFR
nando que los italianos contra
bandistas, pistoleros Y pandille-
'os eran los 1nicos que apoya-
ban la candidatura de Chancey.
Lego los nombres de los pre-
3identes de cuatro s~ociedades ita
lianas, que como ciudadanos a
ooyan la candidatura de Chan
cey, y ppseSAs6 81 era possible
que estos fueYaA iA&~idos en- la
classification DE ManiscNlos.
Tambien ley6 les Hsnsbres de
otros prominentes itskaAsS, par
tidarios de Ia sSnMaNA&ra de
Chancey de los ca&Ass Afo
lue estan muy por enOinsa de los
falsos e injustos ataqaes cue
han sido hechos.
Prometi6 que la colonia italia
ma votara, en- su cast totalidad.
por la candidatura de Chancey
Ell DR.. Franco hizo algunas
amables considerations sobre
la persona de nuestro director
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga, y DIES.
pues present6 a este.
Explic6 ell Sr. Manteiga que
las 1nicas elecciones imparcia-
les hechas en- Tampa, en- los Ill
limos amos, fueron las de la Car
ia y su direction estuvo confia-
da a una junta electoral que
creara una ley del senador Pat
Whitaker.
Cree que la enfermedad de la
democracia no es grave y que
que puede ser curada, mantle
uiendo ell punto de vista de que
sin elecciones honradas, en- las
cuales ell pueblo pueda expire
La gaceta., 1931-08-27
L1NDBERGH PoSiB ~
TIE sERA CONDE0
CON LA ORDEN DELSOL
NACIENTE

Toxic, agosto PEI Coro-
mel Charles A. Lindbergh deci-
die hoy revisar completamen-
tie ell h%idroplano en- ell que hizo
ell vuelo desde New York al ia
pom.
Los trabajos Sc efectuaran en-
la base de Kasumigaura, y CO.
menzara despues de transcurrif
los seis dias que comprende ell
programa de recepciones orga-
nizadas en- honor de los famosos
aviadores americanos, y mien-
tras dure ell recorrido de estos
a traves de la naci6n japonesa.
Ell Coronel declare que no ha-
bia ninguna dificultad en- ell mo
tor, pero que este, despues de un
vuelo de mas de 1000 millas,
merecia csc examen.
Los peri6dicos ingleses y ia
poneses en- sus respectivas in
formaciones vienen rindiendo
extraordinarios homenajes a la
esposa del Coronel, las cuales
encabezan con titulares como
los siguientes: annie Lind
bergh conquista ell coraz6n de
los japoneses con sus modales
cautivadores", Gun simbolo de
modestia".
A lCoronel a su vez lie nom
bran "Rey del Aire", Grey de
los Cielos" "~Superhumano" y
"Hereo".
Los aviadores americanos vi.
sitaron aver ell temple "Meiji"
y ell temple "Yasunkuni", este
ultimo dedicado a los espiritus
de los soldados y marines muer-
tos en- los campos de batalla.
Despues de estas visitas ell
Coronel Sc traslad6 a Kasumi-
gaura para in~speccionar SUI hi
droplano.
Mientras tanto su esposa Sc
dedicaba a visitar los estableci-
mientos comerciales.
Ell Ministro de Comunicacio-
mes proyecta pedir al Empera-
dor Hirotito que condecore al
Coronel Lindbergh con la Orden
del Sol Naciente, por su vuelo
meritorio Y por contribuir a
acrecentar las relaciones amis-
tosas entire la America Y ell ia
pom.
Las primeras ceremonies Off
ciales comenzaran manana.
La gaceta., 1931-08-27

sar sus sentimientos, la demo-
Icracia no puede subsistir.
Cree que la nueva junta cleo
toral, creada por otra ley del Sc
nador Pat Whitaker, NADIA ha
realizadO hasta ell presente que
merezca la censura del pueblo y
por 10 tanto debe creerse en- las
promesas que ha hecho.
Sc refiere a las razones que
tiene para apoyar a Chancey y
cita como una de las mas impor-
tantes la promesa de este de que
Sc opone a las rebajas de jorna-
les Y sueldos, por estimar que la
prosperidad no puede volver 81
ell obrero no CANA 10 suficiente
para atender con decoro a sus
necesidades.
Hizo otras declaraciones ell Sr
Manteiga, relacionadas con la
campana politica, y agreg6 que
para defender una causa justa
las palabras duras, las diatribas,
son Inconvenience Y periudicia-
les.
Y fue presentado ell Sr. Chan
cey. Relate su llegada a Tampa
y sus relaciones con ell pueblo la
tino, creador de gran parte de la
riqueza de esta ciudad.
Dijo que el Sc preciaba de CO.
nocer rapidamente a los hom-
bres y por este contaba entire
sus mejores amigos a ciudada-
nos latinos.
Que sobre ell pueblo latino
han arrojado sombras, no me
J recidas, americanos de mala
! reputation y de mala conduc-
ia, citando a Charlie Wall Y
Thomas.
Asegura que la agencia de
detectives de Thomas, siendo
este jefe de detectives, cobr6
$500 a una sonora italiana pa
ra investigar la muerte de un
hijo de esta.
Henderson, dice, quiere ser
elegido como hombre de nego-
clos y sostiene que yo no estoy
calificado, por ser abogado, pa
ra desempenar la ACADIA.
iPor que utiliza ell Sr. Chan
cey a ese grupo de abogadoS
que viene lanzando ataques Ell
mi contra, 81 el es un hombre
tan eficiente?
Sc refiere a las noticias del
Times y recomienda que Sc pom
gan en- salmuera, porque a1gu-
La gaceta., 1931-08-27
Ell A WHITAKER
Y Ell SHERIFF JOUGHIN
DICEN QUE TAYLOR HA
FALTADO A LA VERDAD

Declaraciones juraron aver ell
presidente del senado del estado
Hon. Pat Whitaker, y ell sheriff
Joughin sosteniendo que care
cen de base los cargos content
dos en- una reciente declaration
politica del ex-diputado Haston
Taylor.
Taylor dice que ell estuvo pre-
La gaceta., 1931-08-27

neri6dico que diril 9r.' Jo-
Sc A. Gregory, ST., cuando de
un calsj6n que esta entire la-ca-
feteria La Norma ysel garage
The Diaz, lie hicieron varios diS
paros, que ACCOMPLISHMENTS M
hicieron blanco.
"Yo estaba adonmitado, nos
dijo ell Sr. Gregory, cuando OF
los tiros y desperte, dandome
cuenta de que alguien me habia
atacado".
Los proyectiles] de5aron hue
las en- la parte alta del CRYSTAL y
debajo del banco donde ell perio
dista Sc hallaba sentado.
Agrego ell p~eriodista que a SUI
juicio ell criminal ha sido inspi-
RADIO por ell Oral Machado, pre-
sidente de Cuba.
Los detectives de la ciudad
han iniciado una Investigation
y ell agredido ira hoy en- queja
ante el marshall federal.
Todos los elementos sensatos
de Ybor condenan ell ataque y
esperan que ell criminal caiga
en- poder de las autoridades.
La gaceta., 1931-08-27

Bastante concurrido Sc vic ell
mitin de los partidarios de Hen
derson, celebrado en- la Sept
pa y Gale 81,
Sc aplaudi6 al candidate de
"a presente administration mu-
nicipal y Sc aplaudieron los
discursos de los Sres. Howard
MacFarlane y S. c. Peacock.
La gaceta., 1931-08-27

mas de elias no Sc ajustan a la
verdad.
Fue muy aplaudido y con :
gratulado ell Sr. Chancey al ter
minar su corto discursO.
La gaceta., 1931-08-27

La pOlic5a inUeStigd Ell case
Cerca de la medianoche de a.
yer estaba sentado en- un banco,
La gaceta., 1931-08-27

TRATARON DE ASESINAR
AL DIRECTOR DE LA IRA
DUCCION"
La gaceta., 1931-08-27

sente en- una conferencia &c en- ell frente go
JoughR y Whitaker y que este neri6dico que diritN ". Jo-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
CHAIN BUYS INTO WMAQ
Daily News Sells Part of Station
Stock to N. b. C.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 29-The Chicago
Daily News announced Friday
that part of the stock of its radio
broadcasting station WMAQ had
been sold to the National Broad
casting Company.
Management of the station will
be under N. B. c. supervision, under
an agreement reached between
Merlin Hall Aylesworth, N. B. G.
president, and the Daily News.
Policies and most of the radio fea-
lures will be changed, it was said.
Programs supplied by the Columbia
BroadcaSting System will be elimi-
mated after Nov. /.
WNIAQ will continue to occupy
offices and studios in the Daily
News building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
CITY ON SAFETY ROLL
Indianapolis Among Sixty Cities
Named in Honor List.

indianapolis has been placed on
the nations 1880 safety honor roll,
Michael Morrissey, police chief, an
nounced today. Only sixty cities in
the United States attained a place
on the honor roll for 1880 for hav-
ing a decrease in accidents over
1929.
In the 100000 to 100000 popula-
ton group in which indianapolis
was placed, Cincinnati, Jersey City,
Louisville, Newark, New Orleans and
Washington also are on the safety
honor roll.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
BUCK SUMNER
PILES UP HUGE
LEAD IN DERBY
Shows Speed to Burn and
Leaves the Field
Far Behind.
DERBY SKULLS

Coming out of the ruck like Mate
cid the day he beat Twenty Grand
and now "breezing" with speed to
burn is the new leader of the
Brown Derby - Sheriff Charles
CBuck) Sumner.
With 1924 ballots, the sheriff to-
day took the lead like Grant took
Richmond. He nudged Frank c.
Riley into second place and the nine
other head hunters behind him
wiped the dust from their eyes and
cried in unison, catch the sheriff. -
The postofflce department didn't
have enough stamps to send in the
sheriff's ballots so his supporters
played messenger by stuffing the
ballot boxes like a Thanksgiving
turkey.
Mcclure Is Fourth
The contests "three-hole" showed
AL Farb. Jesse Mcclure stepped
over Judge Frank P. Baker to garner
fourth position.
The misers in the derby tilt to
crown the city's most distinguished
citizen at the Indiana state fair on
Sept. II, are expected to disembark
with their ballots by Saturday at
8 a. m.
For at this hour the last undated
votes are due in the Brown Derby
editors Office of The Times.
The last undated ballot is printed
in today's paper and starting Sat-
urday each ballot will be dated
through Sept. and must be turned
in within twenty-four hours.
TIN Be walk the Plank"
Winner of the cider headpiece
will not only be crowned with it,
but will receive a bronze PLAGUE
and will tell the state fair multitude
why his Uranium is superior to that
of the good domes he left behind
him.
Candidates with less than 100
votes on Monday morning will walk
the plank into the sea of oblivion.
Vote your derby choice, any
choice. He may have bunions, web
feet, warts, or the pocketbook you
love to touch, but be sure and vote.
Vote with adding machine regular
ity and get pay for your ballots
if you can.
The candidates up to noon today
are:
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan. Police Chief
Mike MorisseY. Frank Mayr Jr.. Fire Chief
Harry Voshell. Adolph Fritz. Roltaire
Landon. Hoosier Pete. Harry Wangelin.
Louis Sagalowskv Criminal Judge Frank
p Baker Arr Rose Ed Mcconnell. E. Kirk
Mckinney. ROSY" Rosenberg. Ralph
Stonehouse,, Judge W. H. Sheatfer,, Frank
George l., Winker, ALI Hogston, James A.
Collins. Claude Worley. Prosecutor Herbert
wilson Glen B. Ralston. Ira Holmes. Lawr-
ence Shaw, Norman Perry, James e.
ppsery Judge John Kern ,S Jgdgs Smiley Gaao
Charles Gardner. L.. Ert Slack. W; L.
Shickel H. Clifford Reed George Snider,
uim Sexton, Jesse Mcclure, John tBu.l
Moosel Walker. John d. Dale. William a.
Francis; Tracy, Cox, poggie Brooks Al
SON. B. M. Ralston, Thomas M; Quinn
Hugh MCGOWAN. Roland C. Snider. Otto
iRav. V. G. Poogue Edward G. Schaub,
Ted Sullivan and Grover Garrett.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Rent Housekeeping Rooms


ALA. N. 2o37-Attract. arm. apt, rm.
/ kitchenette furn., garage. ia. 1850
ALABAMA. N. s42-Rm,,. kitchen: private
bath; or 8 adults. Ri. 3211.
| ALABAMA. N. 1912 and 3-rm. suites:
nice. clean: private home: reasonable.
BARTH, 1852 larss rms. nicely fur
nished. DR.. 1901.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1902 well furnished
| front rms, modern. garage. He. 4774.
BROADWAY, 1882 rms, kitchenette.
sink. range. beds. 81.
CAPITOL. N. 3654-2 or furn. house
keeping rms; adults; near Butler: So
CHADWICK, 916-2 large furn. rooms. new
paper; priv. entrance; gas and cleo: So
COLLEGE: 2ssO-2 nicely f 9nga rms.
DEL. N. 1865. large. mod. unfur: rms.
AL utilities furn.. low price. Ia. 3452-M
FOUNTAIN So or conn. rms, down:
porch; strictly priv; gar. DR.. 32z0-R-
FOUNTAIN SQUARE, Rooms. $3.50; /
room, So. 10l7 PROSPECT
HOYT. 1112-2 furn. housekeeping rms rms,
mod. connecting; priv home. Dr. 2816.
ILL. N, 8O5-H. K. R. rooms. suitable for
| adults. Newly decorated, hot water.
all times. Price. 81 and IS. Running
water. Sleeping room. 81.
ILLINOIS. N. 2625--Nice nm: and Kitchen
cite: also rms. dinette; furn.: prl ent.
ILL, NJ 1881, 2, 3-rm. kitcneneJte apis:
So. 81. SIS. Sc. $3.50 week. ia: lilo.
ILLINOIS, N. 312O-1 nice rm.. kitchen
cite; everything furn.: near school.
ILL. N. 838-Front rms; sink range:
$3.50 up; l wk. free: children welcome.
ILLINOIS. N. 6-Exceptionally furnished
clean apartment. Private entrance.
MICH, E., 2416-2 rms, priv. bath and
entrance; everything furn. Oh. Zoo.
NEW JERSEY 5Iiv E l4as-Larse room
1449 n. NEW JERSEY
and connecting rooms; priv emit;
everything furn., free gar Ri. O575.
NEW YORK E. S2qMdaT 4-1 front Tm and
NEW JERSEY. n. lS4-Lodging; clean.
OHIO, $40, E.-2 nice front room. 81 per
P TfGHpN n sS CHEb WEI arF S 5osl
PINE. N. 615-2 rms. furn. or unfurn.
heat. LIGHT. gas furn.: reasonable.
RUCKLE., l044-2-rm. fur apt. down
stairs; also sleepin2. He. 5551.
RA 4l5I@!o H., 2s212 9e clean modern;
modern. sink: reas. Ri. 5273.
TALBOT. NJ 2338--2-rm. kitchentte apt.
private entrance. garage. reason. Ia. 1893:
UNION, 2515-2 or furnished rooms. 81
and SIS. Private entrance.
WALCOTT, NJ 333-2 front rms, furn.,
priv. home, gar: near schools. Ri. 1918.
WASH, W., 359-Hotel Tourist Inn; house
dble.. ST: sgle.. soc: wk. So so. Shower bath:
WNTOWN-Furnished or unfurnished
l or 2 rms. wklY. or monthly rates: util.
Call BREVORT HOTEL. Ill. & Ohio SITS.
BOTH, W, 1858 rooms, furnished or I'M
furnished; gas, light, heat; water and
garage paid; Sc. Ha. 1898.
EMPLOYED WIDOW-Win share home
with congenial people; gar. DR.. 1857.
18th. E.. 909-2 upper front rms. newly
decorated. Mod priv. entrance. SIS Up.
LOVELY WOODRUFF rms, kitchenette.
everything furn; porch; 81. Oh. 4108.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Special Notices

DIR. II. A. BOYD, formerly located in
Hume.Mansur has associated himself
Clinic. 1920 N. Della. Specializing in KID
ney, Liver, Gall Bladder. High Blood Pres
sure and Pelvic disorders: Especially
equipped Tor prevention OF operations IN
above conditions. ia. 1909. Save this notice
DEBTS. notes. accounts collected or no
charge. ais Board Of Trade. Ii. 6eS7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Pairtinr and Papering

PAINTING, exterior. interior: comp. insur.
HENDRIX DINKLA. Oh. $3.50
PAPER furnished end hung. 81 room: work
guaranteed Oh. 3051W.
PAPER hanging. painting and all kind OF
repairing; prices reasonable. ia. COY.
PAPER Turn. and hung $3.50 Der room.
Oh. 2004 FRANK JACKSON IT PALS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Room for Rent with Board

MCINTYRE HOTEL-1523 N. Cap; clean,
desirable rooms with board. 81 per week.
WANT children to board, small farm:
close in; reasonable. r. r. 9. Box 254.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Help Wanted Male
HOOVER co.

SALES AND SERVICE
Need married, neat appearing men
between 25 and As years with car;
guaranteed territory; prominent posi-
tions; pay weekly. Apply 1871 N. Della
ware, 9-11:30 a. m
WANTED-Representa each college.
Opportunity for ambitious boy: pay. eX-
penSes. Write National Club. Victoria
Hotel. Des Moines. Iowa.
BARBFRING paws the year round; no lay
offs: YOU can become your own boss, part
time students accepted. indianapolis Bar.
Der College, Inc, Georgia and Illinois st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Lost and Found

DEPUTY sheriff badge, No IT'S, lost Sat-
urday between Indianapolis and Knights
town Country Club; reward. Ri. 673l,
LOST-White bag keep money, return
purse, contents. 1924 N. Talbot. "a. 1888.
LOST OR STRAYED-Large. white Russian
wolf hound. Reward Wa. 1345.
LOST-Brown white spotted fox terrier
bob tail: reward. Ha. 0903-R. evenings.
LOST-Pointer female, black and white,
black head; reward. Ri. 5374.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Desirable Houses Listed the Houses for Rent Column Today
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS -
w. D. Beanblossom, 1921 w. Ray BE. 1888
j. c. Wilson, 1880 Prospect DR.. O321-O322
Grinsteiners 522 E. Market RI 1914
W. T. Blasengym 2226 Shelby DR.. 257O
W. H. Richardson Co., 1901 N. Mer, IA. 1910
Lauck Funeral Home, 1853 S. Meridian DIR 214O
Valid. 1922 Union St., 1919 N. illinois
Little & Sons 2455 N. Talbot HA. 2222
Hisey Titus 951 N. Delaware IL 1928
Weiand & Goodrich, 1911 n Meridian. Ia. 1850
- DEATH NOTICES
@ mS5sf5 5Sssa e. E., 52Rs Ss
home 5 VEST WEST %s a6hnss9n street. street. Funeral m 's9 At the
da7 H @ EKv6E aF Society please meet at the home p ~
45sS9$ 4 g$sa '@R% rs 'sIa %SRs
Ne ooRa q' Far 6SSf9 ESQ gfAfo gsnd' may call
hu'RSga E s h E Pasd the ' lats s
dlTeaion MooRE a KRK FRIENDS IN
1 R'9' sroshsf Aa sq hssaps LoSS:
- 80 . x5f zSBs5a s8Sfg Ss5Ssfs Dictator
55a q @ EG f s8 o as " 2 2sEa3
I?5 S? 593s5 s ;ss S $s. 1 1$ss:
aMM2U zEB i aaa69ET ss2RsEafy Dictator
5D ssa5s GSsss hGs9a @ H95s k ss
2 p. m
S j., F gd so TsE H nses M 0 fant
mste S F cSs4se e. pG2
& -e0 - N44NN
BRYCE FIqaNE s a5S 5 5Sj07Sd
a ifrT aS AUG goNs Is
% , snet r 2RfR n VR EifS
M 53HE wdsS Ss d 5F0tRsF MRS Pat
sso Eh n sa 8 & joseph chHTS E sHo
~"'O-N'AO 11oN
CAMPBELL MSS LIE Is ySPFs and Mrs Earl
nWay
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Business Announcements

OLD CHAIRS MADE NEWLY rebottom-
ing in cane. hickory or reed. Call Board
OF Industrial Aid for the Blind IA. o593.
BATH ROOM-Complete SEQ: plumbing &
heating installed; reasonable. ia. 405l
ALL KINDS of furnace work. Work
guaranteed. Inspection free. Ir. 1881.
FURNACE REPAIRING-Tll guarn. TO save
YOU money: cleaned. $3.50. II. 2768 eve.
LET me put new roof on your garage.
Al painter: references. BE. l10S eve.
PAPER HANGING-Hung and furnished
$3.50 up. GLENN FREW BE. oaSS-R
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Houses for Rent

MINNESOTA. e.. 733-Dandy, 5-room
senli-modern double; Al location; good
condition; reduced to $l9: water paid.
OLIVER Tz25-6 rooms, bath, toilet.
garage. water pd.; Reduced, $40. IT. 0671.
PERSHING. S., 826-Dandy 5-room semi
modern double; Al location. good con-
dition: garage; reduced $40; water paid.
PROSPECT. I327-Near Fountain Square;
extra large closets: 2 individual stair
ways; Arcola furnace. awnings, screens,
stucco porch, garage; S3e: ADULTS
RUCKLE. 2o43-6-room mod; double. re,
decorated. garage. nice yard. Near good
school. Rent $3.50. He. 4543.
SINGLETON, 2O43-4 g. rms. mod:
gar, wat. pd.. $3.50 & $50. DR.. 7703-R.
TEMPLE & PEARL-Clean. Arm. bungalow.
gas. It's. wa. pd. redeco.. SIS. SO. He. 2802.
1925 W. VERMONT
5-Room senli-modern double; SIT.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Ii. 749l.
WINTHROP. 4l45--Modern double. garage:
reas. TO responsible party. Ii. 2423:
WASHINGTON. E.. 2oI2--5-room lower
a Se sSis mQ ss isis Rent sa' water paid
WISCONSIN, 317-5 rms, .redeco.; garage;
near School %. Reduced. SIS. Ri. o645,
COTTAGE, 1855 rms, water paid, gas.
cleo, nicely papered: SIG. Or. 3564-R:
COLORED-440 Cora ST.: recently dec
grated; reduced to Sc. Cruise. l28 N. Del.
18TH, E., .2512-Near Spades PIX; 4-room
mod. double; cabinet: garage. DR.. 1890.
23D E., 117-6 roms. bath, thoroughly
modern. newly papered: S25. HUI. 2169.
Cheap Rent
Five-room lower duplex; cleo. It's. gas.
bath; $50 per month. Al N. Eastern.
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
MONTH Rent Free 1901 W. New York, 5
rms. 258 Richland. 6-rm. cottage. 2346
Broadway IA rms. baths. gar. Ri. 7725.
254O N OXFORD (COLORED)
7-Room single. so.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Ii. 7491
COLORED-81lHa w. 10th 8 rooms. nice
ly papered; kitchen woodwork beauti-
fully painted green; kitchen sink and
sanitary toilet, cement porch: rent re-
duced SIS. Ia. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Houses for Rent


ALTON AVE. 544-5-room semi-modern.
S12.50: newly papered. Oh. 4317-W.
BATES. IFS rooms newly papered. city
Condition. Near school: sis5o Ri Sal.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1121-l123-4-rm. duplex
moodern: garage; S22; water paid. Be.
2615 BE. 26l6.
water pd.; mr.. schools; reduced. HUI. 1886.
CONGRESS, l315-7-room mod. house:
water paid; $3.50; mod; gar. Ri. 5727.
DE LOSS. 131s-Single. rms. lights. gas
water. inside toilet gar, $40. Ri. 644l.
FULTON. 732-5-rm. semi-mod. dble., red;
near Real Silk; reduced. Ir. 01O4.
FULTON. 728-6-room semi-modern, new
~ deco, good location. reduced. II. 0104.
GENT. 2l0s-54 rooms. inside toilet, gas.
SIC. He. 585s. Ii. 2ss2. W 'O'
GRANT, 805-Bungalow, semi-modern;
fine yard. garage; Sls mo. Ri. 5124.
HAUGH. semi-modern. Groom: for
good recommended tenants call Be. 020O
JEFFERSON, N, I7-Near Tech; 5-room
mod. dble; water paid; reduced. Oh. SOl2
KEYSTONE, s. 707-5 rooms; z modern
double: waited paid; S23; garage.
KELLY ST. 1913 lrearl-4-room semi
LEE. 1470-5 rms. semi-mod.. newly dec.
blks. from school. wa. pd Ri 1852.
inside; garage; SIC: water paid. Be. 26i5.
Be. 26i6
LOCKWOOD. 1sls-4-room double: toilet
inside: newly pspered: SIG; water paid
Be. ISIS. Be. 2616.
MCPHERSON. 2sl7-6-rm. mod, breakfast
room; red. in and out: gar; $50. Ri. $780,
MEREDITH, S054-Mod. double bungalow:
rooms: bath; garage; $40. He. 5594.
MERIDIAN. COS S.: excellent for roomeTS.
viii paw moving expense. He. 5491
MINKNER. 12T-3-room house, gas lights:
5000 month. Call Ri. STAT.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Help Wanted Male

IF ~ you are carpenter and have ooo5
interested 'e IN or can secure it, and are
ing several portable Structures s sim erect
t town fTme a We @i, for T. reputable down
: You: Address Box A 213. Times. "4 1ion
PfhaEIB 5. here is a ready cash marFot
use So4[ extra equipment that is not in
Ii 06ei Oyer' 2l6 North Meridian.
B a9a,{rOve IS, to wait tables noon or
=eze4!ngs; meals. small pay. 1870 E. 30th
Situations Wanted Male
YOUNG man wants anv kind Of worlr ,5o,-
u 4!gn1: Good reference. DR.. 1926.
Situations Wanted Female
WANTED-Giris entering Cenf7aI T;7aj,,o.z
college next Monday wish to 1ocafa 90 10
Rn 1dyat eya homes to assist with work morn
f for bo esed9lngs and week-ends in exchange
Ii. 1887. "A1 "AAoo oM44H,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Situations Wanted Female

X ~ man wants any kind of work dow
VI n!ght. Good reference Dr.. 1925 "'S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Business Places for Rent
Houses for Sale

400 KAHN BG.-Desk, pri. rm. reception
rnl.. phone. stenographer. Ii. 1852.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Legal Notices

S2l3l.94000. "
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
HOTEL, ANTT,ERS
Room for Rent With Board

AeOOIu AUI RGlII WIN DOdrQ
GALE. N. 22lO-Children rm. and board,
Mothers care: private home. CHI 1890
JEFFERSON. N. 325-Attract. rm.. priyi-
1eges; car. bus. Meals. Men. CHI O685-J.
MERIDIAN. N. 2249-Parents & children.
WIZ care Tor children of emp. Ia. 1908.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2229-Light front rn
modern; private home; privileges; meals
optional: l or 2; hot water all the time
Ia. 4706
OAKLAND. 95S-Modern front room.
private home. privileges, near carline: So.
BYRANd. 4054-Desirable rm- for 3: will
board children; near Butler. Wa. 1888
Al HOME for child. near school, prefer
: BOYS Oh. 34l5-J. 80 North Oxford.
18TH: E.. 6o4-Nicelv furn. rm., bath 2
meals optional: home priv. Ri. 1915.
WANTED CHILDREN-Mother's care: pri-
vate home. Near No. 9 school. 326 N. Pine.
WANTED-Children priavte Rome: near
School 81. Be. 2S61-J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
Situations Wanted Male

p aT,d, S;-Over 16. to wait tables noon or
sYen4ngS: meals small paw. 40 r 3ntb
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29

MINNESOTA. e. 733-Dandy, 5-room
condition; reduced to sls: water paid.