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line section "a. 54-16, northeasterly a
distance of 400 feet, $4,000.
Cutting and burning brush and
cleaning bitches on County Road No.
Is. project 8 (maintenance) from
southwest corner section 81, 57-19
to Sc corner section 80, 57-19. a dis
lance of miles. $1,354.10.
Installing offtake ditch on County
Road No. %. project (betterments)
from east 1/16 SEA section 80, 62-19
to approximately " mile northwest,
$4,000.
Installing culvert and offtake ditch
on County Road No. 25, project 10
(betterments) from east 1i16 SEA
section Is, 57-19 to point "A mile
northwest, S26S.40.
Installing culverts &C. NJ farm
entrances on County Road No. 81,
project (betterments) from Ma
corner section 20, 57-19 to M cor
ner section q, 57-19. a distance OF z
miles, $430.32.
Installing c. NJ. culvert and ditch
ing on County Road No. 70. project
3 (betterments) at center OF NWA
section 30 62-19, $341.55.
Renewing wood culverts and clean
ing offtake ditch on County Road No.
4S7, project 2 (maintenance) from
northeast corner section Ia, 6l-l9, to
southeast corner section %, 61-19, a
distance of 2 miles. $242.0O.
Widening and deepening offtake
ditch on County Road No. 4S7, project
3 (betterments) from north LIS cor
ner west line section rs, 61-19, to
north quarter corner section 25, 81
10, distance of 1900 feet. $2O4.6O.
Repairing wood culverts, gravel sur
facing and cleaning bitches on County
Road No. 5O7, project 1 (betterments)
from southeast corner section 33, Ga
q to southwest corner section 81,
64-21, distance of 3 miles, ST.
243.00.
Gravel surfacing County Road No.
535, project (second class construc-
tion) from southwest corner section
81, 64-21, to WA corner section 81,
64-21, a distance of " mile, $4,000.
Commissioner Anderson moved that
the county highway engineer be au-
thorized to proceed with the work
described in the above mentioned
estimates. which motion was declar-
ed adopted upon unanimous vote.
D. N. Mackenzie, as county COM
missioner of the Sixth district. in the
sum of $4,000 with the Continental
Casualty Company of Chicago, I'LL
nois, as surety.-13SOS.
mOtiOHS anu
By Commissioner Hogan:
Resolved. that the bond OF ID. N.
Mackenzie as county commissioner
of the Sixth district to fill the va
cancy in said district, in the sum OF
$40, 100000, with the Continental Cas-
ualty Company of Chicago, Illinois,
as surety thereon, be and the same
is hereby approved, together with
the surety on said bond.
Commissioner Snyder moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
eas-Commissioners Hogan, Sny-
der, Anderson, Pete, and Chairman
Newman-5.
Nays-None.
Adopted May oath, 1882.
Upon motion of Commissioner Ho-
gan, the county board adjourned at
APO o'clock. in the afternoon of May
oath, 1882, to meet on June 9th, 1882,
at 1870 o'clock, in the afternoon.
w. A. NEWMAN,
Chairman of the County Board.
Attest:
w. H. BORGEN,
County Auditor.
(Seal of County Auditory.
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County Highway Estimates Submit
ted BY County Highway Engineer

S. B. Shepard, county highway en-
gineer, submitting engineers esti-
mates on roads and projects, to be
presented to the county board on
this date, for its consideration. =
1907.
Constructing wooden bridge No. so
on County Road No. Is near south
west corner of section 10, 51-13. prof.
ect 3 Second class construction,
$4,000.
Reshaping and widening County
Road No. 2S4, project 1 (betterments)
from County Road No. Is to County
Road No. 80, distance of one mile,
$2,S99.S5 1870
Clearing and grubbing County Road
No. $40, project l Second class con-
struction) from County Road No. Is
to a point 1900 feet east, a distance
of 0.3 miles, $4,000.
Patch crawling of County Road No.
p, project (betterments) from Ely
city limits to west quarter of section
26, 62-12, a distance of 5.5 miles,
100000.
Constructing catch basin on City
Street No. /, project 1 (betterments)
1914.
Side ditching County Road No. 6,
project 5 (betterments) partly on
both sides of road from west quar-
ter corner of section II, 51-20. to
southwest corner of section II, 51-20,
distance of 4,130 feet, $765.32.
Cleaning side bitches on County
Road No. 6, project Z (maintenance)
along west line of section 8, 5000, a
distance of $50 rods, $4,000.
Resurfacing County Road No. so,
project (betterments) from north
east corner of section 3. 52-17, to near
southwest corner section 3, 52-17, a
distance of 10 miles. S1,220.45.
Cleaning creek on County Road No.
"a nrnipPf . (hpttarn1nntSl in NENK
of section %. 50-16, a distance of SO
rods, S4S.6S.
Constructing of offtake ditch on
County Road No. Sc, project (bet-
terments) in NWA of NWA section
2. 5000, a distance of 1,150 feet,
Surfacing County Road No. 1873,
project 1 Second class construction
along south line of section 20, 53-17,
a distance of 0.5 miles, S352.55.
Re-surfacing County Road No. 1862,
project 1 (betterments) from south
west corner section 20, 51-19, to west
LIS corner south line section 81,
Bills. a distance of So miles, 49,
26S.3S.
Regarding County Road No. 2S4.
project 1 (betterments) from south
west corner of section 4, 51-17. to
west quarter corner section %, 5217,
a distance of 21s miles, $1,749.00.
Clearing, grubbing and ditching
County Road No. 249, project 1 (sec-
ond class construction) from south
1/f6 corner west line section 80, So
16, north a distance of 600 feet,
S145.20.
Cleaning and Strengthening creek on
County Road No. SOS, project l (bet-
terments) in NWA of SWA and
NEA of SWA section 5, 54-15, a dis
tance of 100 feet, s169.12.
Grabbing County Road No. 691,
project 1 (second class construction
from near north 1/16 corner west
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BY Commissioner Pete:

BY Commissioner Pete:
Whereas, the county of st. Louis
has heretofore entered into contract
with the W-ill-Bo Contracting COM
pany of Little Falls. Minnesota, for
the furnishing of all materials and
the doing of all labor in connection
with the construction and completion
of the concrete bridge numbered L.
6-31-2 on State Aid Road No. z, at
the point known as Sand River, and
has filed with the county of st. Louis
its public contractors bond in the
amount of S4,292.00 with the General
Indemnity Corporation of America, as
surety thereon, and is now engaged
in the performance of said work; and
Whereas, it has developed in the
progress of said work, that said
bridge if built as called for in said
specifications and drawings. it will
be bottomed in quick sand formation
and that. for the proper and satisfac-
tory construction of said bridge in
such quick sand formation, an ade-
quate foundation of piling should be
driven, necessitating a number of
piling of suitable diameter and length
as shall be prescribed by the engi-
neer in charge of said work, and as
set forth in the specifications made
part of said contract: and
Whereas, said contractor is willing
to furnish said piling and install
the same IlrSC CLASS
manner at the unit price of $1.00
per lineal foot in place, as the total
compensation to said contractor for
the furnishing of said piling, and the
doing of all work necessary to install
the same in place; and
Whereas, in the judgment of this
board, said piling should be installed
on said work in order to furnish an
adequate and proper foundation for
said bridge in said quick sand foun-
dation and said work is properly in
cluded in said contract as job extra
work as might be needed and re-
quired, and that said price for which
said contractor will furnish and per-
form said extra work is a fair and
reasonable price.
Now, therefore. be it resolved, that
this board hereby authorizes and APP
proves the ordering of said extra
work at the above specified price,
and directs the chief highway engi-
neer of said county to arrange for
the furnishing and performance of
said extra work at said price as au-
thorized extras under said contract.
but on condition. however, that the
General Indemnity Corporation of
America, as surety on said bond, file
with the county auditor before the
commencement of any of said work
its written duly executed consent to
the performance of said work by said
contractor at said unit price as au-
thOrized and lawful extra work under
said contract.
Be it further resolved, that the
county auditor is hereby requested to
file a certified copy of this resolu-
ton with said contractor above
named, and with said surety COM
pany, with a request that said surety
company file with said county auditor
its duly executed consent to the per-
Torrance of said extra work.
Commissioner Pete moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissione Hogan, Sny-
der, Anderson, Pete, and Chairman
Newman-5.
Nays-None.
Adopted May oath, 1882.
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D. N. Mackenzie, as county COM
missioner of the Sixth district. in the
sum of $4,000 with the Continental
Casualty Company of Chicago, ILL
noiS. as surety.-13SOS.
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BY Commissioner Pete:
Resolved, that the bid of the LANCE
Tractor and Equipment company of
Duluth. Minnesota, to furnish the
county of st. Louis for use in the
Fourth commissioners district one
Caterpillar auto patrol grader COM
plete with II foot blade, scarifier,
canopy top, delivered f. o. b. Cook,
Minnesota, for the sum of $3.42S.0 90.
and taking in on exchange one old
Caterpillar so tractor now in the
Fourth commissioners district at an
allowance of 100000, making the net
purchase price in the amount of
$3,22S.00. be and the same is hereby
accepted and said purchase author
lied.
Be it further resolved, that the sum
of SO, 228.00 be and the same is hereby
appropriated from the special road
and bridge fund in the Fourth COM
missioner's district in payment for
said purchase.
Commissioner Pete moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissioners Hogan, Sny-
der, Anderson, Pete, and Chairman
Newman-5.
Nays-None.
Adopted May oath, 1882.
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Memorial to Cardinal to Be Unveiled

Memorial to the late James Cardi-
nal Gibbons, designed by Leo Len
tell, which will be unveiled in WASH
ington on August IA, on the occa-
sion of the golden anniversary Of
convention of the Knights of Colum-
bus.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-06-24

Charley Devens, member of a So
cially prominent Boston family anu
pitching ace of the Harvard univer-
sity team, who may make his en-
trance into professional baseball at
the end of the current season and
sign with one of the New York
clubs. Reports have it that both
clubs are after Charley's signature
but the youngster refuses to COM
ment until after graduation.
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Commissioner Anderson moved that
the county highway engineer be au-
thorized to proceed with the work
described in the above mentioned
estimates. which motion was declar-
ed adopted upon unanimous vote.
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Down the Street

Billy was working in his ia
theirs grocery store in the clerks
absence.
DO you have cauliflower?" asked
a customer.
NO." replied Billy courteously.
but there's florists shop down
the street."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28


Several factors enter into Ber-
kell'S decision to close at this time
rather than TO venture into the
summer. Chief among them is the
admitted scarcity Of new plays suit
able for presentation by dramatic
stock companies, of which there are
now but thirty operating through
out the country.
The play situation, in Berkell's
opinion, will be considerably re-
lieved by the time the new season
rolls around, for the reason that
many good plays, recently produced
in New York but not yet released
to stock companies will then be
available. as viii a portion of the
plays that will be staged in the me-
tropolis during the sumner.
Berkells company opened at
Keith's last December and is clos
ing the season on mis- twenty-sec-
ond week. When it is recalled that
Arthur Casey company operated In
Indianapolis for twenty-four weeks
last summer, it will be seen that
within a year the city has had
forty-six weeks of dramatic stock
entertainment, serving to exhaust
a large crop of the available plays
Of recent vintage.
Il have faith in the future Of the
dramatic stock branch of theatre
Gals, and I look forward with pleas
ure to returning to Indianapolis
confident in the belief that this city
is a good field, and that my COM
pany will be given satisfactory sup
port by the great number Of In
dianapolis people who still find their
chief recreation in the legitimate
theater," Berkell states.
MISS ADELAIDE HALL, the
1VA dusky daughter Of Harlem
better known to radio listeners as
THE Grooming Blackbird," is an
nounced as the headliner for the
Lyric week Of June 4.
Miss Hall comes direct from a
season OF triumph IN New I ork S
famous Cotton Club and brings with
her two corking colored musicians
who preside at the piano during
her act.
Adelaide Hall has toured in vaude-
vile in America and Europe for
many years and has also been fea-
tured in many colored shows, in
Guiding Brown Buddies" and 1.-THE
Blackbirds. Both shows featured
Bill Robinson.
The Lyric management announces
two headliner attractions for the
week beginning Saturday, June II.
It will be home coming week for the
popular HooSier radio stars, Jim
and Walt. These two popular har-
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mony singers have been featured
over WLW for the last two years
and their many friends and admir-
ers in this community viii undoubt-
edly welcome the announcement of
their return here.
Jim and Walt, started their radio
career over WFBM in this city some
years ago and also made their stage
debut on the Lyric stage in 1929. It
was this stage date that paved the
way for their unusual good fortune
in securing an addition and final
contract from the Crosley Radio Cor
poration in Cincinnati. Jim and
Walt promise their local listeners a
brand new program Of songs and
fun on their return to this city. On
this same bill will be a second
feature.
Kalbere Of the Lyric has con-
tracted Miss Francis Dale, popular
stock leading lady and now with the
Berkell Players at Keith's. Miss Dale
will present a one act comedy drama
in which she has played before in
Eastern vaudeville theaters. The
cast Of the playlet also includes
another popular stock performer
who also is with the Berkell Play
ers. His name is Jack Paige.
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ROUNDING ROUND
THEATERS " With hI T45TEE

of the Berkn Players at Keih heater will be brought
performance tonight Molnas
comedy The Fairy"
indications Indianapolis will be without legitimate
during the months
that his win for the fall
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Sisters, musical comedy dancing
stars; Jimmy Harvey. another
stepping feature: Jules jenkins
Trio, presentation favorites;
Mickey McGlynn, eccentric come
dian: Marie Sweet, blues singer;
Rubber Legs" Ted Stanley; Two
Southern Misses, harmony singers.
and the Modernettes, a beauty
chorus Of eight singing and dane
ing girls.
A complete scenic and electrical
production is said to be another fea-
ture of the Purl show.
Other RKO vaudeville acts, which
augment the headliner attraction
include William Sully and Genevieve
Houghton in their revue for two
with Jessie Colbert. Sully has been
featured in many Broadway shows,
including New Moon" and Good
News"
Jean and Helen are two redheaded
girls with musical ability. They
have chosen the billing Of The Cop
perheads." The girls have a valSde-
vile speciality of double plano mu-
sic, harmony singing and instru-
mental playing.
Heras and Wallace open the show
with comedy musical specialties and
acrobaticS.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
NOW AT THE CIRCLE

A special Speedway week pro-
gram. including RKO Pathe's all
star film, Young Bride the thir-
ty-minute featurette titled Hell
Below Zero" a Dessa Byrd organ
novelty, comedy short reel, and a
new Paramount sound news, is be-
ing offered currently at the Circle
theater.
With prominent roles portrayed
by Helen Twelvetrees, Eric Linden.
Airline Judge. Roscoe Ates. Cliff
Edwards, Polly Waters and Blanche
Friderici. Young Bride" depicts
youths struggle for real happiness
in a big city The story revolves
mainly about a girl who might be
the wholesome miss next door to
any one. and her fight TO make a
success Of a romance that gets of
70 a bad start.
The resources to the combined
RKO studios were given somewhat
Of a drain in an effort to make
Young Bride" among the outStand-
ing Of the seasons cinematic output.
Imposing settings. including the
interior OF a firSt-claSs Atlantic
City hotel. a typical New York
taxi dance hall. a public library and
a complete Hudson river steamboat
were erected. The ranks OF Holly
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
Good Jobs

Edmund Goulding, who last di-
rected Grand Hotel" will direct
Marion Davies in her next Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer starring picture,
Good Time Girl" This is an origi-
nal screen story by Frances Marion,
with dialogue by Anita Loos.
Goulding has directed such films
as The Trespasser," Reaching for
til Moon" and Might Angel"
Frances Marion has contributed to
the screen many original screen sto-
ries, including THE Big House"
The Champ" and Emma"
Marion Davies latest release is
Polly Of the Circus" Her most re-
cent screen roles were in THE
Bachelor Father" Its a Wise
Child" and Five and Ten
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28


Hari" and Strangers May Kiss"
directed the new Carlo film and
IS said TO have mounted the pic
ture with a wealth Of beautiful
settings and natural backgrounds.
William Daniels. who has photo
graphed all Of Carlos pictures,
again was behind the camera and
the stars costumes we're designed
BY Gilbert Adrian, who has achieved
an enviable reputation for his abil-
ity 70 create striking gowns for the
exotic Swedish actress.
In LAS You Desire Me Carlo
plays the role OF a Budapest cafe
entertainer whose remarkable re-
semblance to a woman believed 10
be dead brings about an amazing
dramatic conflict Melvyn Douglas,
who PLAYED opposite Gloria Swan
son in Tonight or Never" has the
leading male role as the italian
nobleman, Count Bruno, who &C
cepts cara, the cafe singer, as the
wife whom he believed TO have been
killed By invaders during the World
war.
The renowned character actor,
Erich Won StrOheim, enacts the role
of Saltcr. a malignant novelist, who
seeks TO prevent cara from wrestling
free OF his lecherous grasp.
An important role is also filled by
owen Moore as the man who dis
covers lara in the cafe and causes
her to masquerade as another mans
wife
Also supporting Carlo in As You
Desire me" are Hedda Hopper, Ra-
faela Ottiano. Warburton Gamble,
Albert Cont, William Ricciardi and
Roland Varno. locations on the
magnificent Gillespie estate at
Santa Barbara and scenes filmed
of Laguna representing the Feast
Of Midsummer. celebrated by Ital-
ian lovers, bring gorgeous scenery
into the background Of the story.
The latest issue Of the Hearst
metrotone news and selected fea-
turettes viii complete the program
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Again. Universal brings to the
screen the famous comedy team that
has become a more permanent fix
ture in the public's laugh-locker
than such noted comedians as
Weber and Fields, Mcintyre and
Heath or Potash and Perlmutter,
George Sidney and Charlie Murray.
This time it is "Cohens and Kellys
in Hollywood"
George Sidney and Charlie Muir
ray, friends on the screen and in
life, invade Hollywood, in which
fame, wealth and luxury descend
upon them in such a swoop that they
both go Hollywood" with a venge-
ance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28

Will Close
Season
MuShruSh viii Run Dance
Pavilion at Park
This Summer.

The final dance Of the season will
be given in the Lyric ballroom Sun
day night. This affair marks the
climax Of the third successful
season.
The closing event is to be known
as a Speedway ball, dancing will
start at $3.50 and continue until
dawn. Extra entertainment from
the Lyric stage show will augment
the music and entertainment which
Hal Bailey and his Collegians will
present.
Eroll Mushrush, who has man
aged the ballroom for the last three
years, moves to Broad Ripple park
where he will act as promotion
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
IMAM ABOUT TOWN"
NOW AT THE APOLLO

Man About Town" late Fox pro-
duction depicting acknowledgements
life in Washington, D. c., said to be
rich in romance and Astounding in
thrills. is appearing currently on the
screen Of the Apollo theater, where
it VIII remain through Thursday,
next.
Containing the elements Of mys-
terry. intrigue and jealousy. the new
film relates the story of two men
whose friendship was ironclad until
both fell in love with the same girl.
It is then that one Of the men
sets out TO destroy the other by
sending him to his death. Warner
Baxter. recently seen in Amateur
Daddy" and remembered for his
portrayals in Daddy Long Legs, y
appears in the leading role, that Of
society patron, sportman and later a
member of the diplomatic service.
And as the lover Of the beautiful
heroine, Baxter is said to be sincere
and convincing.
Karen Morley, little known on the
screen until seen in "Arsene Lupin"
with John and Lionel Barrymore,
plays the leading feminine role as
the young woman who averts an
international scandal, but gets her
self into serious trouble.
Conway Tearle, who recently re-
turned to the screen after a vaca-
ton spent on the stage, also has one
OF the featured roles.
Others in the cast are Lillian
Bond. Alan Mowbray, LEM Stengel,
Lawrence Grant and Halliwell
Hobbies. John Francis Dillon di-
rected Man About Town" from an
adaptation of the novel by Dennison
Cliff.
Short subjects Of the program in
clude Harry BarriS in Hes a
Honey" Fox Movietone News and
VitaphOne Varities.
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AIR FAYORITE
NOW AT INDIANA

AS a special entertainment treat
for Speedway visitors in the
city. the Indiana theater opened
Friday with a holiday bill which
has as its chief feature the WLW
all-star revue on the stage. The
screen program is headed by the
new Paramount special production
entitled Forgotten Command
mentS."
The WLW all-star revue con
tains the best OF the available acts
and talent now broadcaSting regu-
larly at radio station WLW in
Cincinnati, o.
Among the many stars from the
nations station" who appear in
person assembled in one big stage
show are Hink and Dink, blackface
comics; Sidney Ten Eyck and Dave
Roberts with the Doodlescckers, Old
Man Sunshine and his toy band,
Hal and Huss. Murray Horton and
his band, the ThreeSome, and
others.
In addition, chorus Of twelve
girls known as the Newell Goodrich
Radio Rockets has been brought
to the Indiana from st. Louis TO
augment the stage revue.
The WLW All-star Revue has been
staged and produced under the
personal supervision Of B. v.
Sturdivant, district manager Of the
Skouras-Pubiix theaterS.
Forgotten Commandments" the
screen attraction on the same pro-
gram, has as distinguishing
feature a spectacular episode from
the Cecil B. De Mile epic-"The
Ten Commandments"
The story of the new picture,
Forgotten Commandments" has its
setting laid in present-day Russia.
It is chiefly concerned with the way
in which the men and women Of
that country react to the new social
system.
Sari Martha, sensational European
actress. makes her American screen
debut in Forgotten Command
ments" in a leading feminine role.
Gene Raymond, who came to the
fore in Ladies Of the Big House, -"
is the chief masculine star in the
film. Irving Pichel and Marguerite
Churchill have other roles of i'm
portance.