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RESOURCES
]. Loans and discounts. So, 065, ,S92 So
2. Overdrafts ......... 1OS So
). United States Govern
ment securities owned. 1,O31 10
4. Other bonds, stocks and
securities owned ....." 5S6.64s So
s. Banking house, $75,000;
furniture and fixtures,
s12, 43a "a .............. SZ4s3 "a
Z. Real estate owned other
than banking house. e.. $3.50 %
9. Cash and due from banks 258,383 80
IA. Other assets ........ 534 40
Total ................$295S "a
LIABILITIES
Is. Capital stock paid in... 500. 900 90
16. Surplus ............... 100000 90
II. Undivided prOfits-net.. 99,SO6 n
IS. Reserves for dividends,
contingencies, etc. -. 23.O12 50
81. Due to banks including
certified and cashiers
checks outstanding . $500 81
%. Demand deposits ...... 737,42O Sc
%. Time deposits .......... 1852, 971 90
rs. Bills payable and re-
discounts .............. 100, 900 90
Total .s2s5S.71s 81
District of Columbia, SIS:
I, WIN. r. DELASHMUTT, cashier
of the above named bank do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
VIM. r. DELASHMUTT,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 5th day of January, 1892.
(seaD THOMAS f. PETTY,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
WADE H. COOPER,
WIN. D. BARRY,
WILBUR H. ZEPP,
CHAS A. GOLDSMITH,
OSCAR BAUM.
W. E. G. PENNY,
VIM. T. DAVIS,
wM. r, DELASHMUTT.
DirectorA
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Employment

80 Situations Wanted-FemaIe
COOK. white, in priv. family or IN restau
rant; refs. II. 1320.W. 1907 ROsedale
l DESIRE to place my cook colored mid
dleaged neat: experienced houseworker
TO STAY nights Wisconsin 3OS1
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Florists
Florists
GUIDE BROS. CO.. 1912 F st. NV
Phone Nat. 4278. Funeral designs
n FLORAL TRIBUTES
S S5SoN0
yH:1MAII 150N; =
N Dh0se DUPONT @
SS No~H7ooo CIRCLE
Wedding Announcements
RIRTHS

"a Hk SERVICE specIaI OrlceE Goo'
harta I214 n ST w MAI 6l7;
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Help Wanted-MaIe

Must be hustlers. small cash security
and blue suit required. Apply Union News
Co East Basement. Union Station.
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SPEAKIE WRIT
CASE is CLOSED
Appellate Court ReverSeS
$500 Fee Award.

f. Horn Realty and investment
Company was forbidden b. iniunc-
ton 70 permit a speakeasy 10 oper-
ate in one Of its Evansville proper
ties for a period o. SIX months
from Aug .. 1890
The case was taken 10 the appel
late court u was decided TO-DAY.
and Judge Elmer @. Lockyear. who
vrcte the decision. pointed out that
since the six-month injunction per
iod long ago had elapsed the ques-
ton was moot and need not be
decided
Robert A. Haines had been con-
vic'od OF selling liquor At the place
and an injunction was secured in
Nanderburg circuit cour. by Prose
cutor F Mcnzics Lindsey.
What has happened since the six
months elapsed was not before the
appellate court But the court did
reverse q 500 attorneys fec award
Appeal had been taken from the
lower court injunction on the
grounds Of lack Of evidence.
Judge Lockyear pointed out in
the decision that without a writ OF
supcrsedeas and posting Of bond
10 keep the injunction in allegiance
the restraining order stood for the
six-month period and then was
lifted without anv action on that
part OF the appeal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
MOTHERS DAY THIEF
GETS 10 DAYS IN JAIL
Pound Guilty Of Taking Watch
Daughters Keepsake.

Ten days in jail and a suspended
SO fine was the penalty imposed
today upon a man who. on Mothers
day, stole a watch, a keepsake gift
from a mother TO a daughter
The man sentenced was Oscar
Pratt. occupant OF a roOming house
al 447 North Alabama street. Mrs.
Mildred Lystcr. who also is said TO
live at tho Alabama street address.
vas fined IS on a vagrancy charge.
Margaret Price. owner Of the
watch. said she left DO in a bath
room. Detectives were told By Pratt
that he took the watch with the
intention o. pawning ID. He re-
voalcd its hiding place on top Of a
post al an overhead railroad cross
inc
Pratt tcarfullv remarked in court.
81 cot a mother. too
Frank Sisson. judge pro tenn in
municipal court four, inquired:
why don't YOU stay with her?"
"She won't let Mildred live
there" Pratt replied
Police say that the husband Of
Mrs Lyster is serving a term for
stealing an automobile
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Mr.. Fixit: We are again annoyed
by the rattle Of the sewer lid on our
street. Your usual prompt attention
will be appreciated greatly.
minnesota between Delaware and
Madison streets.
Mrs. J. G.. P.
This will be remedied BY the street
commissioners department 10 whom it
has been reported.
Mr.. Fixit-South Pennsylvania
street, between La Grande avenue
and Frank street, is in terrible con-
dition. There are deep chuck holes.
II was not graded last year. only
oiled, although we reported it. We
would like to have this street
scraped and oiled. o. x.
In a week or two the street commits
sioners' department is 10 put its grad
ing gangs out and promises TO attend
70 this street then
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
Flies Without Stick

BV HfCd Press
BURBANKS. Cal, May &C. w.
Wilbur Cornelius. inventor, has
proved to the skeptical that an air
plane may be flown safely without a
control stick.
Before a huge crowd, Cornelius
took his free wing" monoplane into
the air, held his hands above his
head and away from the control
stick and landed easily after flying
for twenty minutes.
Cornelius directed the fight by
use of his feet on the rudder. and
landed by reducing speed Wings
like giant ailerons, reacting to air
pressure, keep the plane on an
even keel and prevent spinning,
Cornelius said
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, address. He Is accused Of breaking
into the poolroom Of Gardner Haw-
kins. 32l East Washington street
on May 3. II is alleged he stole
$40 in paper money and some
change.
Reduction Of government cost
through united effort OF all citizens
Of Marion county will be discussed
by Leslie Colvin. chairman Of the
Marion County Association for Tax
Reduction, at a meeting Of the
Gyro Club Tuesday noon in the
( Sphinx Arms.
James A. Drain. PRESIDENT How
ard p. Savage, vice president: VIII
liam @. Wall. secretary, and DR..
Carleton B. MCCULLOUGH. treasurer,
officials Of the American Legion en-
dowment fund, have been re-
elected
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swaggcr's Stagger Brings Arrest

John Swagger had stagger. &C
cording to police who arrested him
Saturday night in the 300 block
North West street. Swagger. 1869
North Illinois street. was in possess
sion Of an automobile which police
impounded. He is charged with in
toxication and driving while drunk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
BUSINESS BOOKS OUT
Five New Volumes Placed on
Branch Library Shelves.

New books placed in circulation
this week at the Indianapolis bust
ness branch library arc
successful Living IN This Machine
AEc" hv FilfnC The Fall Of Prices. oy
Todd. Paying Your Sickness Bills. by
Davis. The Electric Light and Power
Industry IN The United states. By the Ma
ftonai Electric Light Association. and
Merchandise Control Manual by The
National Retail Dry Goods Association.
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KNIFE WIELDER GETS
FINE, TERM AT FARM
Attack Follows Rent Argument Be
tween ROOmer, Landlord.


tween ROOmer, Landlord.
Attack with a knife following an
argument Sunday over room rent
brought a penalty of S25 fine and
ninety days at the state penal farm
today to Ray Worland. 1913 English
avenue. He was convicted in mu-
nicipal court four by Frank Sisson,
judge pro tenn.
Fourteen stitches were required to
close a wound in the lace Of John
NJ. Callihan. roomer in the Worland
home. Callihan asserted he owed
no rent. but Worland charged a
weeks rent was due. An argu-
mcnt that followed brought an at
tack by Worland. who was armed
with n butcher knife.
Case Of Calihan, charged with as
sault and battery. ended in iudg-
mcnt being withheld
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. NJ:
West southwest wind. 10 miles an
hour: temperature, so: barometric
pressure. 29.85 at sea level: ceiling.
broken clouds, estimated 5000 feet;
visibility, 20 miles; field. good.
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Mr.. FiXit

Write YOUR troubles 10 Mr.. Fi1it Re
Is The Times representative at ne
city hall and will be clad TO present
your case TO the proper eity officials.
Write him IN care Of The Times
signing your full name and address
Name will not be published
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Legal Bids. Proposals
Legal Notices
BoARp OF zoNINa -APPEALs

LEGAL NoTfcE or PUBLfc HEARING
Notice is hereby given that 7. 7. Com
ner has fled with the Board OF Zoning
Appeals OF the City OF indianapolis a
petition asking permission 10 vary the
requirements OF The ZoninR Ordinance
hy erecting an addition TO the present
store building az the southwest corner Of
send Street and Baltimore Avenue.
A Public Hearing will be held by said
Board IN Room iO4. City Hail. on Mon
day. Nav 10th. 1892. al $50 p. NJ. az
which time and place all interested per-
sons viii be given opportunity 70 he
heard in reference to the matters set out
in said petition
BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS
II. r. STEEG. Secretary Engineer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
IS Autos Wantr,

SIS Autos wantr,
Will nav .ssn for Tou car OF ,Oai
81 NV
|. WOLF AUTO co.
- ssle 81 CrrHo'
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AUTO Nc OLIVE
50 Autos For Sale

80 Autos For Sale
CHEVROLET. 1880 sport roadster; snappy
cream. tan trim: wire wheels; rumble
seat; all good tiresl mechanically Al.
$3.50. c. o. WARNOCK CO.. $40 Z.
washington. Ii 1895.
CHRYLER Sedan. 4-door; in good running
condition. See this bargain. only $50.
c. .. WA2NOCK CO.. $40 z. Washington
St Ii. 1895.
CHRYsLER sedan cylinder; 4-wheel
brakes, 500: terms. 1893 n III. 81
CHRYSLER. 1880 COUPE. Beautiful blue
finish. black trim. looks almost like a
new car. Rumble seat and fully equipped
Almost new tires. Spotless upholstery.
Absolutely mechanically perfect. Let us
demonstrate this car, rs a reaF bargain.
The Buick
1902 z Washington st. Ii 1871.
ESSEX coach. 1929 CHALLENGER: best o.
shape. Si35: terms. 1889 N. III. ST.
FORD cOUPE-ie29 sport model. 1880
wheels: SOS; terms. fl39 n. III. ST.
FORD 1880 Tudor sedan; all General tires.
beautiful blue finish. nice appearance.
mechs nically excellent. real buy $3.50
1896
FORD cOUPE-A-i condition. cneap. Call
At 1871 E. EDler Ave- EdEewooo. after
FORD. lste 1881 Dc luxe TUDOR finished
IN black Duco. green trim, clean monair
upholstery; good motor and tires; car IS
fully equipped. only 500 down.
BROWNING GENT CO. INC
Meridian and Tenth ri. 1855.
FORD-is30 Standard: in excellent con,
and testse See this lr iea2y e. '2s''
SIS " Capitol ri. 932e.
FORD-is30 Sport Roadster. wire wheels,
side mounts. midnight blue finish. red
pin striDing. rumble seat. fully equipped.
W WaRNncK co ara gnl wSas s5i
1895.
HUPP 20 Sedan: saorifice Tor quick sale.
or % Chew. IN trade Gu. 1893.
NAsH-Ie2s sedcn: f-door car that
viii give good tIansp2Etstio.na, IN sooa
whRNock S09 co $40 Z w,ssRinstSn St
Ii s3as.
PIERCE ARROW. 1928 sport brougham
luxurious car: beautifully finished - DARK
green with light green pin stripes. realiy
makes wonderful appearance Has nae
clean as a pin. All good Firestone tires.
equipped with trunk See this car. Only
LAUTH MOTORS. INC.
554T z washington 81. " llL2.
Marmon Special
2T Eicar sedan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tlta
p Hudson sedan .-.........s....s... -
% SO GTaham-Paige ................ =
50 FoTc coupe ....-......- ....ss.ss 80 -.
30 Ford coupe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y
2s W.-K sedan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
q Hup coupe Observation-Disclosures. q
p Packard sedan 20
% Marmon So sedan ......-..-.---. zt5
. '' M sis USED CAR DEPT.
Meridian ~ ilth. IL sS2s.
IS Autos Wantr,
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Charges Of grand larceny and
burglary we're filed by detectives
today against Phil Warren. 80. who
says he has lived in the city three
wears. but never had a permanent
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THE TIMES
Want Ad Headquarters
Transient Rates
Minimum spaced want ad accepted Is
two lines.
Number insertions Per Line Per Line
3 consecutive times 80. .1e is
s consecutive times 80. Is IL
Rooms, Etc.
Charge Based Oh Two Lines
2 lines. one time ....... 81 IS
2 lines times $3.50. ne "a
lines. times ........ liz 100
Deaths, Lost and Found, Etc.
Death Notices Cards OF Thanks, in Ne
moriams Lodge and Church Notices. Lost
ano Found aoS are charged at rate OF
Situation Wanted, : Cents Der woro
Minimum II Words
Want ADS NAV re phoped IN as late as
ll:l5 a NJ for publication in the 2:0o
Discounts
Ads NAV be phoneo IN ano charged II the
advertiser Is lated IN the phone directory
OF Is identified and accepted by the credit
DiscoUNI o: ONE CENT FOR EACH
paving their bl Within oNR wEEg afse
billing. Advertisers are asked to take ad-
vantage OF this discount.
Phone: RILEY 5551
Phone Service 8 4. 81 to P NJ Dailv
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
| Death Notices

l Death Notices
ANDERSON. Beloved wife Of
John w. Anderson. passed away Sunday
May s. Funeral services will be held al
the residence. 1923 n Oakland Ave
Tuesday. May 10, At II a. m. and at the
United Brethren church at Lapel Ind
AZ 2 D. m. Burial Brookside cemetery.
Noblesville. Ind. Friends invited. VALID
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
easier, RoBERT-Beloyed son of Fred
and Hiloa Duffey easier, died Saturday
night. Funeral Wednesday. $50 a. m
O'Clock 81. Philip Neri church. Burial
KIRBY-DINN SERVICE.
GRAFTON. WILLIAM E.-Passed away at
she home Of his DAUGHTER. Mrs. Goldis
husband Of Maggie cyavton and father
Of Mrs. Daisy Kern and Mrs Goldie
Stringer Funeral Tuesday a. p. m.
~ tne residence Burial. Floral Park
cemetery. Friends invited. Comanche
Tribe OF Red Men take notice BEAN
BLOSSOM SERVICE.
KLINGSTEIN. HUGO FRIEDRICH VIII
LiAM-Beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
klinsstein. passed away Sunday. May
neral at the residence, 206S n New Jer-
SeL ~. Luesoay. p. m Burial Wash
VILLAIN E fKs FREEZER IN 5it c4RG oT!'sd
LEVY. MRS THEREsA-Age s5 years.
widow Of the late Leopold Levy. passed
away at her residence. 1902 Central Ave
Sunday. $50 D. m. Survivors are grand
Joseph Livingston: sisters. Mrs Ben
Rothschild. p. WAYNE. Ind: Mrs Ben
Levy, Moherlv. Mo: Mrs Ben Lehman.
Redeil. New York CITY Funeral services
a. the FLANNER d BUCHANAN NOR
TCARH. TUESDAY; } p; m. Burial az Fl.
sTIcKNEY. EDWIN Age n years.
father OF Albert z. Stiekney Of Van Vert
and Frank B stickney. Mrs. Anna NJ
the residence. 225S N Alabama. Sunday
morning. Funeral services at THE FI,AN-
NER & BUCHANAN MoRTUARY tues
Spring Grove cemetery. Cincinnati. o.. 4
p. m. Friends may cali at the residence
Monday afternoon and evening.
2 Cards, In Memoriams
TANrs6-In loving remembrance OF our
dear wife and mother MINNIE A.
TAMM. who passed away one year ago.
AUGUST TAAlM and PANTY.
TOwELL-we wish 70 thank our neigh
boTs. friends and relatives. for their acts
81 love and sympathy during the recent
loss OF our beloved husband and father.
FRED c; TOWEL We especially wish
the many beautiful horai tributes MRS
LILLIAN TOWEL AND FAMILY.
: Funeral Directors, Florists
w. D. BEANBLOSSOM
1921 w. Ray
BE. 1859
w. T. BLASENGYM
Main Office 7726 Shelby st.
Branch Office 1884 ". Morris.
DR.. 2570.
]. c. WILSON
1880 Prospect. Dr. os2,-oszs.
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Meeting Of the Indianapolis
Golden Rule Brotherhood will be
held Tuesday night at the Com
munity church. ON Southern av-
enue. near Shelby street. Purpose
OF the organization is application OF
the Golden Rule in business life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09

TO SCHOOLS, Colleges, Iut0rIng
LEARN HAWAIIAN GUITAR Free with
course. Radio artists instructors Hlo
Hawaiian studio. 2lo6 Roosevelt. Oh. 4425
WILL give vocal lessons in exchange for
singing in ensemble one evening a week
II. 0956
WORK FOR UNCLE AM"-si05 10 $3.50
month. Steady Jobs. Men. women. is
TO so. Paid vacations. Sample coach
ing and list positions FREE. Write i'm
meciately. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept. lib, Rochester. N. Y.
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l Unfinished Apartments

COLLEGE. 1862 rms, enclosed porch
util. furn.. IS. Apply Apt. ?. He 5023.
MERIDIAN. 2035-Eficiency. 1 and 2
bedrooms apts.. $40 to $3.50. Ii. 2439.
N. PENN ST. l433-Eficiency. / and 2
bedroom ants. $3.50 10 SOS. Ii. 243s
SUTHERLAND. 520-5-RM. BUNGAIO W
TYPE APT: 2 BEDRMS.: REDU. HE. 1908
WASH. w 26i9-Apt newly decorated:
water. gas. Fricidaire stove roll-a-wav
bed; $3.50 month
z 10TH. 153O-Mod.: firm. apt: heat
water. Janitor service. Oh. 275s
nth. W, 42-Nicely decorated Kitchen
cite apt. heat, gas, water and ice furn
SIS. Call Apt. No. l. THE GRANT.
5-ROOM apartment. bath, heat water. $50
per month. Phone Ia. 1856
REDUCED RENT
Bellefontsine. 23i5; three rooms and
bath; recently decorated: lower apartment:
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Beauty ParIors
INSTRUCTED

SCALP TREATMENT TO recondition /
$500 JACK and JILL. II. 03f7.
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Vocational Guidance" will be the
subject Of an address BY ". o.
Mills. field representative Of Purdue
university. at luncheon Of the
Lions Club Wednesday in the Lin
coin
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09

r. o T c. units o. Washington
high school will compete Thursday
;or the Layelle-Gossett post No. 9O3
v F W. plaque for the best drilled
company in the school.
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came to him-as it has done to
hundreds Of others-through the
Business Opportunity Ads in The
Times. He bought a Hot Dog"
Stand and is now making plenty Of
money.
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BELLE VTEU PLACE. n. f429-Modern s.
room bungalow: breakfast room; nicely
and completely furnished garage.
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"a Suburban and Farms.
IS Business, Office and Desk Space
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

p Houses For Sale,
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LEGALS
IS Legal Notices
MOTTO TO BIDDERS

MOTTO TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Public Safety of the City Of Indian
apolis. Indiana, will until the hour Of 10
a. m on October 4, 1882. in the office Of
said Board at the City Hall. Indianapolis
Indiana, receive bids for the following:
General construction OF a new covered
flreproof bridge for the Indianapolis Po-
lice Station. IS South Alabama street. In
dianapolis, Indiana. 1t is to be built be-
tween the third floor cell room and Judge
Cameron'S courtroom Also. other miscel-
and specifications All work to be done in
accordance with the plans and Specifics
tons prepared by Vonnegut. Bonn & Muel-
Ter. Architects and Engineers, $40 Indiana
Trust building indianapolis, Indiana.
Copies OF the plans and specifications may
be procured by contractors desiring to bid
Of the above named Architects on deposit
of a check or cash fas called for by said
Architectsl, as surety for the return in
lions to the Office of said Architects
All proposals must be made on blank
form No SO. prescribed by the State Board
must accompany bid as called for in Chap
ter 202. Section 2. Page $50, Of the Acts Of
the Indiana General Assembly 1929 sp-
proved March Is. 1929, and conform to all
other statutory requirements Said plans
must be procured and furnished By the
Proposals must be accompanied by
certified check. made payable to the City
Controller OF the City of Indianapolis. In
olana. LOT Two per cent q "a OF the bid.
In case the bidder whose bid is accepted
shall not within i've 81 days after notice
OF such acceptance perform his bid bY en-
terlng into a written contract with said
Board to perform the work in accordance
with the plans and specifications. and
within that time secure the performance
OF has contract by a surety bond with
surety or sureties to the approval Of said
Board, then his certified check or draft
and the proceeds thereof shall be and re-
main the absolute property OF the Board
as liouioated damages agreed upon for
SUCH failure, It being impossible TO eSti-
mate the amount OF damage such failure
would occasion to the Board Checks will
De held by said Board until contracts are
awarded. or the bid is rejected Check OF
the successful bidder viii be returned when
contracts and bonds are executed
proposals shall be in a sealed envelope
with writing thereon plainly indicating the
Character of the work contained in the
specifications as for example BID FOR q
CONSTRUCTION OF A COVERED BRIDGE
FOR THE INDIANAPOLIS POLICE STA
TON" and addressed to the Board Of
Public Safety, City Hall. Indianapolis.
The sight is reserved BY said Board to
re iect any or all proposals.
BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY OF THE
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
CHARLES r. MYERS. President I
FRANK C. DALEY.
DONALD s. MORRIS
WALTER Q. LEWIS. Executive Sec'y.
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% Sale Suburban Property

NEW BUNGALOW. acreage, chicken house.
electricity; water inside: garage; $40
monthly S. Meridian to WFBM 300 #.
west Open Sunday, IA. owner, BE-2379.
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Values

COLORED-SSI R99cl' nee clean f-room
house vet t'-n, VA-3t'o
colo 7-r-~S - - -e, -~-li-mod-
err wa e 80, az ~. cos.
col OR D-ltth. W.. .a-s4As-roona dou-
he, .Thts. gas. water paid. s12.50 HA-
4o4o-A
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-01

INGRAM. 1824-6-room modern double
garage, 500 squares public school.
1RVINGTON AVE, N. 32-6 rooms. Strict
ly modern double. S22 so. If occupied
Immediately Open.
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KENWOOD. 2251-5-room modern: excel
lent condition: 500 large yard. TA-1381.
KEYSTONE AVE. 4620-5-room modern
Stucco bungalow; heated garage; $50.
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HAMILTON. N. 651-Near Tech. Al bar
gain. 6-room modern double. redecorated.
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20 Lots, Farms and Acreage

NEAT 4-room cottage. large garage chick
en- coupe. l acre good land; 41a miles
from Monument on bus line; $3.50 cash
$3.50 month. IR-4297 after g.
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ASHLAND. l326-Nice clean modern small
apartment. Custodian. Apt 5.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1906 rooms. private
bath New York, 1908 W; rooms.
garage $3.50 week 1923 W. New York:
rooms. bath, garage, water pd., SIS
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4 AutomOtive Services
S Autos Wanted

USED CARS-Any model; cash. SELIG
AUTO. l9 g. East st. RI-7119.
Will pay cash for your car or equity.
|. WOLF AUTO co.
Ii 451s. SCI North Capitol.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR RUsINEss.