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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-06
T0DAY'S WEATHER
In the Air

Tomorrow's sunrise. 6:54 a. M;
sunset, APO p. m.
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CHAMPION STEER SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Campus Idol Brings So a Pound
From Kroger Grocery Co.
United pres.

CHICAGO, Dec. Campus Idol,
the champion steer of the Interna-
tional Livestock Exposition, was
sold at public auction today for So
pound. The animal was pur-
chased by the Kroger Grocery Co.
Iowa State College, exhibitor of the
champion Aberdeen Angus steer. re-
ceived s3452 for the 1i44-pound an
imal.
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Fire Reports

6:57 a; m, Edgewood. residence. consid-
$50 a. m. 2isl North Harding, resi-
dence. small loss.
1908 a. M, 1924 West Morris, factory. no
loss.
1924 a m, 2O45 North Dearborn. resi-
1886 p. m, 1000 West Washington. auto
truck small loss
I2:44 p. m, 425 Toledo. residence. nom
s'2i p m, sI28 Broadway. residence.
s,56 p p, m, 1924 West Twentieth, resi-
5S6 p. M. 1924 West Twentieth. resi-
dence small loss
357 p. M. Marker and Sumner. grass
f;12 p. m, $3.50 washington boulevard,
5:27 .. m. SOS West Twelfth. residence.
s2i ,. m 1921 South Meridian, resi-
6:22 p m 1922 Broadway, residence
s:s5 ? M, 3oO8 West Michigan. apart
7:25 p m. 25os East Tenth. residence
' g;s4 psi p. m. 7a2 North Holmes. residence.
small loss
false alarm
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Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Please take notice that the Monroe Cor
poration, an Indiana Corporation, desires
TO give up its charter and inasmuch as it
has no debts outstanding this notice is
given in order to comply with the Indiana
Statutes as required by Section AZ "B"
g" r of the Indiana General Corpora
ton Act approved March 18th 1929
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Marriage Licenses

Joseph A. Hckes. 80, Of Elnora. news
paper salesman. and Emma Goldie Crary,
"a of 374 Udell street piano teacher
Thomas r. Black, 80 of 1927 North
Meridian street. salesman, and Ruby
Sharp, 81. OF 2l24 North Pennsylvania
street
Basil Hobbs 20 of 1917 Massachusetts,
avenue. theater employe and Ruth Arleen
Brewer 20. OF $50 North Berwick street,
waitress.
Kenneth A. Hayes. %. of 5O4 North Sen
ate avenue. car worker. and Marie NJ.
Wimbley, 10, Of 604 North Senate ave-
nue..
Bob Berry. Is. of 1882 Station street.
salesman and Dorothy Berry, IS, of 1917
North Euclid avenue.
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Book Nook
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN
She comes from lega

because she comes from a legal
ID family. Anne Meredith has al
ways been interested in murder and
criminal trials.
She wanted to be a lawyer herself
and when her family objected she
decided to write murder mystery
novel.
After visiting the courts in Lon
don. Miss Meredith decided that
authors give too much plot and not
enough about the characters in
volved in the murder.
She decided to let the cat out of
the bag. so to speak. in her novel.
"Poartrait of a Murderers." and let
her readers know the name of the
murderer of Adrian Gray on the
sixty-frst page.
Unique the novel starts this way:
adrian Gray was born in May,
1862, and met his death through
violence. at the hands of one of
his own children, at Christmas,
1881. The crime was instantaneous
and unprecedented and the muir
derer was left staring from the
weapon on the table to the dead
man in the shadow of the tapestry
curtains. not apprehensive, not yet
afraid. but incredulous and dumb"
A FTER that brief announce
L n ment, the author introduces
the six children of the murdered
man who we're in the. house on
that Christmas eve.
The characteristics both good and
bad have been completely listed
The character of Adrian Gray him
self was such that all his children,
with the possible exception of one,
would like to have seen him dead.
The reader not only is on a
speaking acquaintance with all the
Grays before the sixtieth page, but
on the following page the journal
of the murderer is placed in the
hands of the readers years before
the authorities.
That is certainly a novel conceS-
sion on the part of any author.
Miss Meredith then centers every
thing on the character of the man
who did the murder, how his own
conscience reacted toward efforts of
the police and his family to solve
the murder.
THE author does not make the
Il experiences of the murderer
noble. Clearly and intelligently, she
shows what a guilty conscience can
do to a man of genius.
She has portrayed in remarkable
fashion all the strange little twists
of egotism an bad judgment when
the murderer finally arrives at the
conclusion that he has committed
the perfect crime and that he never
will be discovered.
His crime was discovered because
he made one little slip on the night
of the murder and vanity caused
that. Portrait of a Murderer" was
published yesterday by Reynal and
Hitchcock, Inc, New York City.
This story has brains and real
character study If you want some
thing different in the way of
murder yarn, then by all means get
this one. 1t sells for 81.
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LEG AIS
Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE 70 nTnnEPa

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice IS hereby given that sealed bios
Tor the purchase OF the following mate
rails viii be received by the Chairman
OF the State Highway Commission Of In
diana. at his office on the third floor.
State House Annex, 102 North Senate
Avenue. Indianapolis Indiana. until ?
p, m, on the Attn day of NAV. 1884. at
which time they will De publicly opened
Invitation No 325sB-I5 Sets Of Stand
ard Sleeves g. Diameter F. o. B. Indianap-
oils.
Invitation No. 327I-sOO Tons No 4
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel in trucks al
Plant in the Monticello Suo-district.
Invitation No. 3272-500 Tons No
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel in trucks at
Plant or deld on Road 20 in the vicinity
of Burlington. Indiana.
Invitation No. 3273-500 Tons No
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel F. 0. B.
IN invitation VI Atom No. s274-5Oo Tons No. 4
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel F. o. B. Bur
Invitation No. 327s-5oO Tons No. 4
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel F. o. B.
Seafeld. Indiana.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms Proposal forms and
specifications will be furnished free upon
request.
The right is reserved by the Chairman
70 reject any or all bids. or TO award on
any combia ltion of bids that in his judg-
ment is most advantageous TO the State
Of Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
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Deaths

Anna D. Hamilton. TO-, 164s College,
carcinoma.
Adolph Mueller, 81, 1243 Madison, val
vular insufficiencv.
Mary A. Burget, 81, 1874 West Hampton
drive carcinoma
william Henry Cstobius, Q. city hospital,
fractured skull.
Harriet Curtin. TO- city hospital, chronic
myocarditis
Bella Cohen, l. city hospital. lobar
pneumonia.
Elizabeth Kocsik. 80. St. vncent's hos
pital. acute nephritiS.
Lloyd X Johnson. 40. Methodist hos
pital. cirrhoSis of liver.
James NJ Myers. 76 SOB South Alabama.
broncho pneumonia.
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Births

Roland and Mary Butcher 1924 Ken
wood.
Wilbur and Eula Mitchell, 408 North
Grant.
George and Barbara Walters, 2025 Mabel.
Phillias and Dorothy Coin, 1888 Hill
side
John and Mamie Glodson. 618 Cofey.
Emory and Marie Wallace, 1144 South
Belmont.
Francesca and Francesca Di Maggie.
4l0l English.
Girls
Calvin and Margaret Toer 3057 Station.
Harrison and Hazel Bayne, 100 East
North
James and Ollie Ford. 1893 West Court.
Joseph and Mary La Fata, sofa East
Thirteenth.
Gavet and Bessie Skaggs. 942 West
North
Liford and Gladys Hesdspeth. 1927
Martindale.
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SCHOOL PING-PONG
TOURNAMENT SET

The annual indianapolis high
school ping pong championship
tournament will be held Saturday,
April 23th at the Paddle Club.
eighth floor the Test building.
Jimmy Mcclure. national ping
pong champion. and tournament
manager, has announced that en-
tries in both singles and doubles will
be received at the Paddle Club, Lin
coin O606. until Thursday night.
April 26th. Trophies will be award
cd winners in both events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-20
OKLAHOMA SWEEPS SERIES

AMES. Ia, April 20.-The Univer-
sity of Oklahoma made a clean
sweep of a two-game polo series
with Iowa State university by tax
ing the second game here yesterday
9 to g. The visitors won the first
game Tuesday to 5. Cooper led
the Oklahoma team in scoring with
six goals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-20
BUTLER TENNIS SQUAD
OPENS SEASON TODAY

The season opener for Buffers
unnis team, originally scheduled
with Indiana State in Butler field
house, will be played this afternoon
at Terre Haute.
Gene Demmary, Vincent Meunier.
Ralph Broford and Joe Stubs will
make up the Bulldog net team. The
Butler baseball team is in action
against Wabash at Charlottesville
this afternoon.
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MOORE TO DRAW SLAB
Greyhound Nine to Play at De
PAW Today.

Indiana Central's baseball nine
will tangle with the De Paw Tigers
in Greencastle this afternoon.
Moore, a freshman who pitched
3 to victory for the Greyhounds
over Central Normal in the season
opener, probably will be on the hill
for the Indiana Central nine.
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The above described ordinance is due
to come up for passage at the next regu-
lar meeting of the Council to be held on
the 18th day of May. 1884. at 1880 p. M
mined, any ten or more taxpayers feeling
themselves aggrieved may appeal to the
State Board of Tax Commissioners for
of petition therefor with the Marion
County Auditor not later than ten days
after said additional appropriation has
been made by the said Common Council
and the State Board of Tax Commits
SIonerS will fix a date for hearing in this
County.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
City of Indianapolis. this 18th day April
1884 HENRY o. GOETT.
tSEALl City Clerk.
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Wanted-ReaI Estate

IF YOU have a farm. city prop~rty or
stock OF merchandise for sale write The
DRAKE AUCTION co. P. o. Box l03
Eweod Indiana.
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) Personals
INSTRUCTIONS

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
BARBER STUDENTS - Discriminate in
your school selection. We, teach latest
scientific method. Paid while learning.
342 E. Wash.
FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR to each new
student. s1.00 per private lesson. Linz
tied offer. HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO.
2108 Roosevelt Ave
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SIC Building Materials

I 10 LO WbINI
tlat-rlm sinks .............. $50 up
New toilet bowls ............ 50 so and 81
Bath tubs .-.--..---.......... $500 up
New vitreous china tanks .... S645
New wall-hung lavatories . S875 up
New pedestal lavatories .....S12 so up
New. drainboard sinks ........ $500 up
Your Old Plumbing Taken in Trade
American Plumbing Supply Co.
834 w. Washington st. RI-oO95.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

FOX, FRANK.Age 81, beloved husband Of
Fox, brother of Mrs. Henry Mackell.
Farmersburg. Ind. accidental death.
Funeral from his residence 1872 N.
Drexel, MONDAY. $50 a. m; Little Flow
Friends invited. Holy Name Society will
meet Sunday at residence. p. m.
SPEAKS q FINN FUNERAL SERVICE.
FRANKIE, LOUISA-Beloved mother OF
Mrs Minnie McGrayer. Henry, William.
Louis. Charles. Albert and Harry FRANKIE
sister OF Mrs. Carrie Linlau and Fred
Rodebeck. passed away at her home in
eum6eTlana Thursday evening. Funeral
Saturday, p. m. at the residence. In
terment St Johns Evangelical cemetery
MAX HERRLICH & SON SERVICE.
HART PATRICK - Brother of the late
Martin Hart passed away Thursday,
April 10, at residence of william Kearns,
u miles northeast Of Brownsburg. Ind.
Funeral Saturday. April 81. e go a. M.
at residence. Services at ST Malachi
terment St. Malachi cemetery. Friends
invited. FINN BROS. SERVICE. Brook
Vile Ind papers please copy
MCOTTAR, CATHERINE-Beloved wife OF
William McCottar, sister of Joseph and
James Bolts, passed away Friday morn
ing. Friends NAV call at the home. oe5
T9affa service St af from Pie home M58
w. T. BLASENGYM SERVICE.
McCOUN MRS. JESSIE WHITE-Age SO
years, passed away Thursday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. W. Fleck,
444 W. 3lst st. She is survived by two
daughters Of this city. Mrs. Arthur w:
Flick and Mrs. Joseph S. Dienhart and
two sons Harold c. Owens of Anderson.
Ind, and DR.. Paul L. owens of New
York City. Also surviving is her mother,
Mrs. w. F. White of Mooresvile. and
son, and Earl A. White of Oak Park
Ill, and four grandchildren Funeral
from the residence of Mrs. Flick. 444
w. 3lst st, Saturday, 2 p. m. Friends
invited. Burial Grown Hill. Friends
may e call ate, after p. m. Friday. SHIR-
MUELLER. ADoLPH-Age 81 years, Thurs
days a. m, beloved husband of Lena
Mueller, father of Otto Mueller, Mrs.
Mayme Kistner and Anthony Mueller, of
Tacoma. Wash. Funeral from late home,
C 1243 Madison: Saturday p. m. Burial
LAUCK FUNERAL SERVICE.
ROSEMEYER, SARAH ELIZABETH - Age
81 years, wife of William A. Rosemeyer.
mother of Mrs. William Feldman, Mrs.
George Smith. Mrs. Tine P Dickinson
John w. and Arthur T. Rosemeyer and
sister of Mrs. Frank Jackson. Green's
burg; Ind. passed away Thursday a.
trial Ave: Services Z FLANNER & BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday. o. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
SHIRLEY. A. E.-Beloved husband of In
diana (Blanche) Shirley, and father of
Janet Hiatt. passed away Friday morn
ing. Funeral at the residence, 1891 N.
invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends
NAV call at the residence after 2 p. m
Saturday.
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R RENTALS
% Unfurnished Houses


COTTAGE. 1903 rooms and kitchenette.
water paid; repspered HU-436S. DR.
3564-R.
DENNY. Ii0s-4-room modern, Al condi-
ton. garage. water paid. $50. WA-3341
GALE. 2s42-46-7-4 rooms, modern. baths
fgl. l basement, garages. S2o-sl6' Key
2254 GUMFORD--6 rooms. single. 81
LI-7s6i, G c. GROVE. - Virginia. Ave
HAMILTON, n. 354-Clean room mod
ern double. garage, Al CONDITION. $50
INDIANAPOLIS AVE 3l4ESingle
rooms, strictly modern ? bedrooms ga
rage s25 WA-2O37
JEFFERSON, N, 6l7-6 rooms. modern
Al condition, garage, water PAID rea-
LEXINGTON AVE, 715-6-room semi
mod. single and garage, close to school
and car line; water pd., SIT. RI-64l2.
1923 MACPHERSON
Mod, Jm Sniff nHFafRsEi A T9FsF EP6 e. l'
LI-8565. ia n. Delaware 81.
MINNESOTA E. 265-single, modern.
good condition. new furnace. $50; was
S35. DR-I?31-R.
MINNESOTA. E. 1915 nm. = double
papeP 'front.' nt' rms aDR-sgS2. 80 "''-
NEW JERSEY S. 2l64-5 rm. 2 double;
paper Kitchen. DR-3472 ~
NEW JERSEY, N, sS02-Corner: re
$3.50. WA-1397-W.
2346-4s N. NEW JERSEY ST:
Modern rooms 9TrlS a and =, garage Ia, SIS.
OLNEY. N, 24O7-ExcelIent 5-room mod
ern double. all redecorated water paid
PENN. N. 2o3O-Single s-room bed
rooms, porches garage, s28-waS 500
RANsDELL, 25I7-7-room modern, cheap
to good tenant DR-05O9
ST. CLAIR. E, 1120-9-room modern Al
garage. water paid s18. Near Kroger.
ST PAUL, 1865 rooms, = double bath
garage. water pd. DR-6634-J
SINGLETON. 2l01-Garfield PIX. 5 rooms
bath. garage. sic, water paid. DR-3509-M
water paid. Al condition, $50. HE-2407.
TEMPLE, N. l2OI-2-way. bedroom, in
door bed, soft water s35 water paid.
24ls E: WAsH.M,6 rms. VT. pd., SIS.
2ols ii NtA Ia ss Go 2i Ems D s1r 1 s59
WILKINS W. 546-5-room cottage inside
toilet, garage, water paid; Al; $40.
8 ROOMS-E Electricity. gas. bath. furnace.
$40; centrally located. HUTCHINSON.
5000 NJ County homes, 3 bedrooms
$50. 633 E. 10th. No 4.
ROOMS. water paid. lights, gas, So so.
repapered. DRUGGIST, Villa, Mime
I2-ROOM house, 1900 north, baths, good
cond. 2-car gar; ideal location for
roomers S27.50. LI-3164. TA-0335.
BUNGALOW, EAST
1902 Tacoma: 5 rms. gar. all newly
decora ted: S22 so.
sCHMID & SMITH. INC. RI-6367.
Near Butler-4921 N. Capitol
rm. modern bungalow 2 car garage.
LI-7491-K
Gregory & Appel, Inc.
PAT N. Penn.
GARDEN PLOT
us S. Tibbs; rooms; So
SCHMID g. SMITH. INC. RI-6367.
NEAR FOUNTAIN SO.
1l09 Laurel; rms. mod ......., S22 so
1414 Barth; 10 rms, mod. ........ 1900
1850 Spruce; rms, mod ........ 22.5
1902 Pleasant, rms. mod. -.--- ~ 90
All are newly decorated and ready for
occupancy.
sc HMID & SMITH. INC. RI-6367.
MODERN, SIS
APT Tibbs 5 rooms; garage; water paid.
SCHMID g. SMITH. INC. RI6367.
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HUTER. FRANK Suffered into rest
Wednesday, 1870 D. m. age Sc years be-
loved father of Tillie Mcclure. Rose
Reiehman. Caroline Reinken, Ollie and
George Huter. Funeral Saturday HARRY
E. Michigan St. $50 D. m Friends in
yitsd. Burial Anderson cemetery,
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NOTICE IS hereby given to taxpayers Of
the City of Indianapolis that the Common
Council of the. City of Indianapolis now
has pending before it. Appropriation Ordi-
nance No 81, 1884, approprating the sum
of S44, 1883 from the Board of Sanitary
Commissioners Sanitary Maintenance and
General Expense Fund and transferring
the same TO the following funds:
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Cards, In MemOriams

OdTuS, III McIHOrldmS
ANDERSON-We wish to express our deep
gratitude to our many friends and rela-
tives; for their kindness, sympathy and
floral offerings in death of our father
wish to thank the Rev Kendell, mem
bers of the West WASHINGTON M. E.
church the singers, the jolly Sixteen
Club. Harris I. o. o. F. Lodge No. 644
and Moore & Kirk Funeral Directors.
THE CHILDREN
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MERCHANDISE
IS Household Goods

ROUND metal ice box and water cooler.
$3.50; two used gas ranges. SO each,
20 used ice boxes TO pick from. 81 up.
nell sac so: 7 H. Grinnen SIPS.
LI-55l7. R & R STORES. 225 z Wash
GRAY CABINET IN GOOD CONDITION.
SO 1893 PARKER.
GOOD electric washer. $40: dining room
furniture So so: sxi2 rug So. Wa
0617-J 1852 Park
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AMMO JUDGEMENTS
Death Notices

4 OCatn 4NVbANCs
ALLEN. WILLIAM ROBERT-Entered into
beloved husband of Ida B. Allen. father
of Wayne r. Allen of Carey, Ohio; Luz
ellie Penney, Jessie walden. Victor L..
Eugene, Carl and Viola Allen of Indian
spolis. Funeral Saturday. HARRY w.
MOORE. FUNERAL PARLORS. 2050 E.
Michigan St, p m. Friends invited.
Burial Crown Hill.
BAUS, ADAM Father Of Helen Baus
and uncle of DR.. w. L Knowles, passed
away Thursday April ls. at residence,
Norwood. o. Funeral at SHIRLEY
BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 n. ILL.,
nois. Saturday April 81. at 2;30 D. m.
Friends invited. Burial at Grown Hill.
ESMON, JOHN SAMUEL-Beloved father OF
Mrs. Leila B. Pease. Mrs. Grace Tedrowe.
Arthur and John ESmon passed away at
the city hospital Wednesday. p. N.
Friends may call at the BERT S. GADD
FUNERAL HOME. Prospect and Church
man ave. Funeral services ar the
funeral home Saturday. April 81, 10
a. m. Friends invited. Interment Crown
Hill
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% Sale Suburban Property

WEGHORST ST. 718-7-room modern, by
owner. Easy terms No trades
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81 Wanted to Trade

20O-ACRE farm in Decatur Co: 2 sets
buildings poor repair; big bargain on
this account Consider B. & L. STOCK;
SIS per A. long time on part payment;
l4O acres tillable balance timber J. z
MOBLEY. 5048 z Minnesota ST.. r r. 9.
Box 81. Indianapolis.
BE SURE,O1 your title Demand an ah-
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO
l55 e Market st. Union Title Bldg
LOT on Norwaldo Ave pavement. sewer,
gas lights "a #. wide. for lot on river.
HU-3655.
DEED equity in mod Indpls. property for
well located sub. or farm. Rf-954a.
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5 Business, Office and Desk Space
26 Wanted to Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
z Houses for Sale

5-ROOM modern bungalow, S2,850, small
down payment. bal. monthly. Will con-
slider B-L stk. near E. 10th st. on Grant
Ave. ALLISON REALTY CO., REALTOR.
PI-o26Q or rJTT-5074
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N ERIC H AMI Disc

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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Wants Ads Accepted Till 10 .. m.
% Lots, Farms and Acreage

240 ACRES-Lawrence county; Al bldgs.:
perfect soil; miles east of Orleans:
(clear) sale or trade; special inducement.
ELY 702 Inland bldg.
ga ACRES-4-room house; 13 miles north
west: fruit and outbuildings $500.
M'TARSNEY Z. BROWN 26Oal2 W Mich
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SACRIFICE 5-room modern bungalow
built-ins, Al, 81 200; equity. $400. HUI
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COTTAGE. 1903 ROOMS and kitchenette.
water paid; repapered. HU-436S DR.
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APARTMENT RENAL BllReAI

Apartments in all parts OF the city;
free transportation to inspect apartments.
Call HE-l237 or RI-l371, day or night.
LA SALE APIS, 1874 N. ILL ST.
Efficiency apartments, Grunow re-
frigerators gas stoves hardwood floors.
Cross ventilation. utilities S25-$26 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
NEW BUILDING
MIXTURE MADE

CHICAGO, Sept. 13. U.P)- A
new fireproof and waterproof
building material made from saw
dust and other waste materials has
been developed by w. E. Marquam
and two associates here. The ma
terial may be nodded into any form
desired and fastened to steel
frames to make small houses.
A plan to build 1900 small
homes near Miami, Fla, of this
new composition is under way.
This material lends itself ad-
mirably to the building of small
homes at a low COST" Marquam
said. Construction of a house of
this new material does away with
the work of several expensive
processes formerly necessary irf
the construction of a house. No
lathing, plastering and very little
of the work of the tinsmith is re-
quired."
The material is made in liquid
form and allowed to harden. 1t
may be sawed, planed or otherwise
treated as wood.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
FLOATING ISLE
LAKE MYSTERY

AKRON. o., Sept. 13. U.P)-The
Portage Lakes district has no sea
serpent, but it has a mystery island.
The disappearing island, which
had played peek-a-boo all summer,
was cured of its wandering tactics
by group armed with motorboats,
ropes and stakes.
Led by Walter Harris, state con-
servation officer, the contingent
towed and pushed the huge mass
almost the entire length of East
Reservoir Then, in shallow spot,
between a large and small "per-
manent" island, they moored the
newcomer fast.
The floating island first appear
ed near the center of the lake.
Startled cottagerS of the district,
rubbed their eyes in disbelief. Some
thought it a tree floating about.
There wasn't much time for in
vestigation, as the island sunk out
of sight again. A few hours later,
it floated to the surface again.
Residents began wondering what it
was all about.
Setting out by boat, they found
the mysterious sight was actually
an island, some SO feet long, 20
feet wide, seven feet thick.
First arrivals saw that the island
was veritably loaded with fish of
all kinds. One person picked up a
15-iEch bass. Others filled buckets
with bluegills and perch which
had been snagged in the natural
net.
Prof. Paul Acquarome, Akron un-
iversity biologist and geologist, be-
lieveS the island a piece of shore
line dislodged by some natural
cause, sunk for many years, brought
to the surface by an accumulation
of marsh gas.