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The Washington times., 1935-09-14
Monday Is Dead|ine
On j. ). Income Tax

Quarterly income tax returcs
must be in the office of the Col
lector Of Internal Revenue not
later than midnight on Monday,
September 16, it was announced
today. The returns are actually
due September Is, but since the
date falls on a Sunday, an extra
"a hours is granted to taxpayers.
The Washington times., 1935-09-14
Italy Lands 5000
Troops on Leros

HENS, Sept. IA T.N.S).
italian troop ships escorted by
destroyers landed approximately
5000 men on Leros Island in the
Dodecanese group, it vas reported.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
CHARLES P. CRAIG
SUCCUMBS AT II.
St. Lawrence Waterway
Movement Leader Planned
Return Here.

Charles Patton Craig. II. Washing
ton lawyer and leader in the move
ment for st. Lawrence waterway,
died suddenly yesterday at Tacoma.
Wash. He had been expecting to re-
turn to the District this month to
continue his work as executive director
Of the Great Lakes-St Lawrence
TideWater Association.
Active during his last years, Mr..
Craig left Washington last June for a
vacation business trip in the West
and became i'll in Tacoma Septefn-
Der l8. He was taken Saturday to a
hospital in Tacoma, where he died.
Burial in Pennsylvania.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day at the home of his sister in New
Bethlehem, Pa. Burial will be near
his birthplace at Greenville. Pa.
Mr.. Craig came to Washington In
lg22, after an active professional life
at Duluth, MINI. where he was presi-
dent of the investment firm of Charles
P Craig & Co. and held similar posi-
tions in the Great Lakes Securities
Co. and the Highland Co. In Wash
lngton he devoted his last l3 years
almost exclusively to negotia tons for
a treaty between the United States
and Canada for improvement of the
st. Lawrence waterway.
Born in Greenville. the son of
William and Katherine Craig. Mr..
Craig attended Lafayette College at
Easton, Pa, where he received his
bachelor of arts degree in 1853 and
his masters degree in 1886. He was
graduated from the UNIVERSITY of
Pennsylvania Law School in 1886.
Practiced in Duluth.
After receiving his law degree. Mr.
Craig began private practice in Duluth
and soon became associated with the
investment business. One of his in
terests was farming and for many
years he was vice president and treas
urer of the Greysolon Farms Co. and
head Of the Jean Duluth Farm Co.
He was a member Of the Minnesota
State Agricultural Society and char
man of the Commission on Efficiency
and Economy; which drafted an ad-
ministrative code for the State He
had also served as president of the
Duluth Chamber Of Commerce and Of
The Minnesota State Fair.
AS one OF the early contestants IN
the fight on the "Pittsburgh-plus
freight rates on steel. Mr. Craig gained
national prominence and shortly after
the organization of the tidewatcr asso-
citation President Coolidge appointed
him executive secretary Of the United
States commission on the waterway
project.
Besides holding membership in sew
eral Duluth organizations, Mr.. Craig
belonged to the University and Ma
tional Press Clubs Of Washington and
the Delta Kappa Epsilon Club of New
York City. He lived in Washington
recently at 2400 Sixteenth street.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs Flor
ence Cameron Craig; a sister. Mrs. A.
Blanche Andrews of New Bethlehem.
Pa, and a brother Albert W. Craig
of Greenville.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
Marriage Licenses.

sno -Doro;hg W ,Feweil. Is 5;o4 9Th
Po1otSy Bsavsr. =, 22l 5,Ssa 3 ith f sPo ste
Walter R Eernisse. 70, 14l5 chap;n 81.
and Minnie J Harris -, l6:, n ST.;
Rev. R H Miller.
JOE rrs.D. oarneF both o and poFShg 3. g.9: pn
Judse Robert = Matt.neeiiy. Sac
JIM NsS1n Is :i 4n s. and Indsc GlR6gs R6S
James /. Bardy' -. Charlotte. N c and
Nell P Esismon. IS. LincoInton N. c"
M!Son M!e1 4 z DelsneYI Be- eYn:S Ii 1l5 seaton st and
Caroline F Thomas. Is Seminary, Va;
william S Rose. 81. 1,"e O s.. and Fran
ces c. Pearson. /? 3od Sd st, Sc, Rev,
AasR tae Y es care 50 80 40" cuiDcper '2a Va o9S Re4
R w Rembert
Rickson NJ Skinner .. 17t9 Q st.. and
Lucy Bailey Il. 1902 o ST. Rev. c. T,
Daniel s. Terrell. -. 3o25 Porter st. and
Martha J Skldmorc "a. 4f52 Volta pl.;
Jo5n sV. W. W. + POO o..0? 20. Kneston. Mo. and
Ihere;se NJ {; larry 81 Grafton Hotel
william E Hardy. ESH: 81. us Fairmont st.
aud Clara E. Hopkins ls 759 Gresham
tppbv pI; Rev W., '; N s. Hughes s.ouo;. and
Nora Hunnincs. 20. Franklin. e'Vg Va, Rev. Rev
S T Nicholas
Albert r. Mailonee. "6. Hanover. Nd. and
Katherine c. McCullough. ~. 1907 Con-
necticut ave Rev John Spence.
Kenneth w Showers "a and Helen z.
Judae si Robert Robe Z Mattinsly. Matt 10 II o.
William A Parker 81 South Washington.
Va and Lucy Marshall. So. 1905 Park
Ernest Maccracken, ~ 7Oa st. sw..
and Margaret NJ. Grady. Is. 457 G st.
Fred c. Hermann. 81 and Carrie c. Rice.
30 both of Baltimore, Md: Rev. C. J.
Forcey
IS, both of Clifton Forse Va; Rev. J.
sc Ball; u .,
hfnsGn Kfberlne a Carfme rioId New yoTt c9H ana
Rev T. B. Phillips
Namon Brown 70. @i1a N ST. and Jessie
T. Frazier. 90, 5001 Ayers pl. Sc; Rev.
v. N. s. Hughes
Evening star., 1935-10-02

his lifeless body lying face downward
sitting when Mrs. Newbold and Mrs
Cushman left the library last night.
The room was filled with gas eScap-
ing from the gas log, which appar-
emily had been blown out by draft
during the night. Coroner MacDon-
aid expressed the opinion Newbold
had fallen asleep while reading and
had aroused sufficiently to attempt to
rise from the chair and reach a door,
Newbold was in the best of spirits and
health last evening it was stated.
The maid called a nurse. Jessie
Duffy. who notified the police. Cor
oner Macdonald was accompanied to
the apartment by Sergt. John Wise
of the homicide squad. A careful
investigation resulted in verdict of
accidental death. The only window
in the library was closed, DR.. Mac
Donald said. and the fiue opening
in the fireplace was small.
Newbold was the son Of the late
Thomas r. Newbold. formerly of this
city, and Mrs. Maria Brown New
bold of Colorado Springs, Colo. His
wife. Mrs. Elizabeth c. Newbold, for
merly resided in Detroit. They were
married in 1928 and have one child,
Mary Elizabeth. years old.
Came to ID. c. in 1880.
After coming to Washington, in
1880, Newbold worked for short
while with the Merchants Transfer 8,
Storage Co. and since 1888 had been
connected with the investment broker
age firm of Auchincloss. Parker g.
Redpath.
He was prominent in sports circles
here, being intensely interested in
Evening star., 1935-10-02
STEWART RITES TODAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Laura
Forrest Stewart, Wardman Park Ho-
tel, who died Monday in Emergency
Hospital, were to be held at 2:30 pm.
today at the chapel of Joseph Gaw-
ler's Sons, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue.
The body will be sent to Loyeland,
Colo, fer burial.
The death of Mrs. Stewart followed
fall at Mexico City five weeks ago
when she suffered a fractured hip.
She was 80 years old,
Evening star., 1935-10-02
WILLIS. CHARLOTTE. Dsparto6 this life
In mrmnrtant

ouT mothtS AticE P BAcHFl I.t F,e!P2oY Mo de-! E!
THE CHILDREN.
our dear husband and father LOUIS H
DElIZ who departed this life 'hirtv-
five wears sgo today, October =. 1900.
When or llfes scenes our eyes close
And our soul stars IFS final fieht
1nrouch MYSTERIOUS space Of silence
To the land OF perpetual light.
With VISION of faith ve will see him
Where he stands on the other side
Reachinz out loving hands 10 assist rs
As We 100 cross over the 9reat divide,
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
HOLMES. MATILDA In SAD but loving
memcrv Of our dear mothe5; sISssr end
ifi5 id54' US one year ago today, October =
ou5 hearts are sad and lonely.
Our eyes shed many 2 tear
Coo cnly knows how We miss ycu
IA A. The Gnd q one Ions year. 49,.
cL1NToN. RIcHARD AND oIfTVHHtF
9oRR!so&S, SF25 8Nb 6hs 5IsrERl EARLtMIAAEETPEES MAET {:
MEINBERG. LENA AND JOHN. In sad
2E6H lov2G 26 remm6ranGS ,mS q ny Children
parted this lie seventeen years aso. o.
tcher and October ). I9lS, respec-
tiVeiy.
Gone but not FORGOTTEN.
The FAMILY
NEAL. MARY r. Sacred ~ the memory ~
my dear mother. MARY E NEAL who
died Oct 0ber :" lHlr
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. BERTHA NEAL
JOHNSON
ROBERTSON. FLORENCE BRISCOE. In
sad but lovlnc memory OF our dear
mother and dauchter FLORENCE BRIS-
COE ROBERTSON who departed this
life October -, 1891.
She had smile for every one.
heart as pure as gold;
To those who knew and loved her best
Her memory viii never grow old.
DOROTHY AND MOTHER
STEWART. TASCo DELANO. In loving
brother TAsco DFLANo STEWART
who departed this life three years aeo
TODAY. October =, 1a3"
Our hearts still ache with sadness.
Our eyes shed many tears.
God only knows how We miss YOU, TaSco.
At the end OF three sad years.
FATHER AND SISTERS
TAYLOR. MARTHA E. AND IDAP Today
brings sad memories of the loss of m"
dear mother. MARTHA E. TAYLOR. who
passed on October y. 1915. and our sis
ter IDA p. TAYLOR. who departed this
life August II. 1880.
Sweet memories will lineer forever.
Time cannot change them. It's true;
Years that may come cannot sever
Our loving remenlhl ance OF you.
DAUGHTER LA BELLE: SISTER. FLOR
ENCE AND BROTHER, SESTUS.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
H. NEWBOLD DIES
AS GAS BLOWS OUT
Prominent Brokerage Figure
Is Found Dead Be-
fore Fireplace.

Haywood Newbold, well known in
local brokerage and social circles, was
found dead of gas asphyxiation early
today in his apartment at 1889 Mas
sschusetts avenue. Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald issued a certificate
OF accidental death.
Newbold, who was 80 years old, sue
cumbed to fumes of gas log in front
of which his wife and sister-in law,
Mrs. William Cushman, had left him
reading Just before they retired about
II O'Clock last night
A maid. Rose Harkins, discovered
Evening star., 1935-10-02
PR0BUS CLUB ELECTS

Leon Kstz, attorney, was elected
president Of the Probus Club OF
Washington at a luncheon meeting
at the Hay-Adams House yesterday.
Other officers included DR.. P j. Cliff
ford, first vice president; j. Frank
Stout, second vice president: Nathan
Slnrod. secretary, and Maurice STAR
becker, treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
Denies Drunken Driving.

SALT LAKE CITY. October 2 (P.-
A 75-year-old State Supreme Court
justice. Ephriam Hanson. pleaded in
nocent yesterday TO a charge of
drunken driving.
Justice Hanson was arrested after
his motor car was declared TO have
struck another while proceeding on
the wrong side of downtown street.
Trial was set for October Is.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
Garh nf Chunks
BOSTON, CHARLOTTE

BOSTON. CHARLOTTE. We wish to OK
press our sincere appreciation and
thanks t 70 Rev; g. 7. Long. pastor. and
Church; Rev. p. l. Moore, pastor Of ST..
John S. Church Surface Division. Bu-
reau Of EneravinR and Printing. neigh
oorS. relatives and friends for their eX-
presSions OF condolance and beautiful
floral membranes at the death Of our
neIoved mother CHARLOTTE BOSTON.
EDITH CHEATHAM AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1935-10-02

athletics, and was popular in the
younger society set Of the Capital.
He had one brother, Charles New
bold, lately OF Wichita, Kans. Other
relatives are an uncle, Fleming New
bold; an aunt, Mrs. Frank B. Noyes,
and three cousins. John L. Newbold,
Newbold Noyes and Lady Willmott
Lewis
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1935-10-02

LoS1.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star toil be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. inclusive, up
to noon doy OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
BANK BOOKS. money, cashiers check. :
bet and ? bet. Hamilton Bank and Muir
phys. Lincoln 2667-W
BILLFOLD. with name in gold on Mt.
Pleasant car Tuesday about ":30 pm. 60
n ing from llth and r.doI TO l4th and H SITS
Of Chevy Chase School. 64l0 Conn. ave.
NV. Phone Wisconsin 1900. Reward.
CAT-Persian cat, tortoise shell. female,
lost or strayed from 1884 Harrison ST. NV.
Reward. Cleveland 716a
DIAMOND WRIST WATCH, Tuesday night
in front of or in restaurant at GeorgIa
and Alaska aves. Georgia 2530. Reward.
DOG. silver cairn female terrier. Please
call Cleveland 1@26 or 3702 Jenlfer ST. NV.
ENGAGEMENT RING. at one of the public
buildings or parks: sentimental value. Re-
ward. 500. Phone Emerson :160. :''
EYEGLAssEs-In shaler 4 Crawford
Pitts. Pa. case. Return 70 Elaine Boush-
ner 316 TRANSFORMATION Bids. Reward.
back: picture, gas and light bills inside
Lost either in Kann's Store or 5 and 10
corner 9TH and D. 3130 Central ave. ne.
Phone North 2a1S-W. Reward.
ILLINOIS WATCH. seven-sided platinum
case; lost about Sept. - or 2S. Reward.
Address Box 293-E. Star Office. A.
PocKETBooK, last Sunday in Bell cab;
keep cash. District 0330. branch 1874.
PURSE. black, Wednesday Conn. ave. be-
tween Dupont Circle and r st. Reward.
1717 Goth st. NV. Apt. 107.
WALLET, green leather billfold. between
Monroe and Ferry ne. on 18th. contain
ing money and callins cards. Liberal re-
ward. Phone North 1862.
WATCH. lady's gold. initials ''P. G. g."
Monday between 18th and Newton and
18th and Eye sts. NV. Finder please re:
turn to BAG Oakwood terrace. or call
Columbia 414S. Reward.
WRIST WATCH. iady's. monogrammed e
H. s." vicirity Bureau Engraving and
PRINTING. Reward. Call after 3. Geo. 53o5.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
Equitable Life Official Dies.

YONKERS. n. Y, October ? tP,-
Leon O. Fisher, vice president of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of
the United States. died today at his
home here.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
FOUND.
LOST.

FOR lost OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League. II o st. NV.
Phone North 5130
Evening star., 1935-10-02
I'D WY, v,>,eo.,G Grand Knight.
SPTNDI FnWApn urNpv -

SPINDLER. EDWARD HENRY. On Tues.
da- October ! 1885 at his residence
1000 Newton st ne EDWARD HENRY
SPINDLER. beloved husband Of the late
Esther NJ. Splndler ard father Of Mrs.
Helen Balderson. Mrs. Mae La Cost Ed-
ward H. Sondler. tr., and William E
Spindler. Funeral from the above resi-
dence Friday. October I at . pm.
Relatives ard friends invited. Inter-
nent Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3
Evening star., 1935-10-02
JOHNSON. ROBERT $. On Wednesday

October :. 1915: al his residence. iI6
G st. ne. ROBERT S. JOHNSON. he
loved husband Of Kate NJ. johnson NEE
Kellevl He also is survived BY one
ton. D, C. and three sons Of New York
State. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on FRIDAY October I. At $50
q m. Requiem mass At Holy Name
Church at Q am. Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment Mount Oljvet
Cemetery Z
Evening star., 1935-10-02
1ratha.

BECK. MARK. On Wednesday October {"
1855, at = O'Clock a m at his residence
90 @2nd ST. NV. MARK BECK. be-
loved husband of Annie Beck. Funeral
FRIDAY, October, !. at . O'Clock pm
from the funeral home of Geo. W. Wise
Go. 29nn NJ ST. NV. Relatives and
friends invited Jr O. U A NJ. take
Evening star., 1935-10-02

October J. 1885. at his residence l-:j5
34th 81. NV. DAVID J.. beloved huS-
band Of the late Violet EStelle Hocan and
father of David J.. jr.: Ada E and Fran
els z E9gan. Remains resting at W
Warren TaltavUlls funeral home 18th
s.. and Srrlng I'd, NV. Funeral notice
Evening star., 1935-10-02

hAtM. CHARLES L. The members nf
a Il Washington Council No "a
-AD4lM, are advised of the death on
MEMEM Monday. SeDtember 30. 1885,,
ii %GSf1@of Brother CHARLES l.
xix JE7 7RAUM. and are requested 70
M%%PH/H meet az the W W Chambers
M1SHN Co. funeral home 400 Chopin
st. nv. on Wednesday Oc-
tober .. At pm. for recitation Of
prayers for the deceased
ALFRED A. MCGARRATHY.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
STARKS AICA Dc,a,tod ~, ~. 60
sUTHARD. CLARENCE T. On Monday

September 30. 1875 CLARENCE T.
SUTHARD the beloved brother Of Louise
Suthard and Ms. Elizabeth Spain OF
PeterSnure. Va. Funeral services al the
". " C1ambe"S Co. Southeast funeral
nome 81. ilth ST Q. on Wednesdav.
October .. ct : p n. IUtcrmout At
NokeS'II.e, Va, on THURSDAY. october ).
Evening star., 1935-10-02

kIDWELL. MARY LUCKETT On Mon
dsv. Septeuber 70 1888. MARY
LUCkEIT KIDWELL beloved daughter
OF the late Georee K. and Annie KID
we'll and sister of James w and Albert
c Kidwell Funeral from her late resi-
dence. 1922 F ST. ne. at = pm. Thurs
day October 3. Interment GlenWood
Evening star., 1935-10-02

t9ber ]. 1855. THOMAS r. the beloved
father Of Ms. Sarah Ferris and brother
q J, Cecil REGINALD A. Elmer B F
Carl and Leo K. Farrau Funeral serv-
ices AZ the w. ". Chambers Co. South
east funeral home. 81 11th St Sc on
Thursday October >. at m: thence
10 the Holy Comforter Catholic Church
where mass will be offered at a.3O N,
for the repoSe of his soul Relatives and
friends are invited. lnterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1935-10-02

Octoner I. IHJ5- ELLA LILLIAN WASH-
BURN of 13:93 Park I'd W wife of the
late DvLCht H. WaShoTr beloved moth
er nf D, Gordon WsShburn Funeral
services a. the S H. Hines Co funeral
nome. @3ol lfth St nv. on Saturday.
October :. a @-l1 D.m. Interment Con.
ErEs.Lnrai Csnne1sry 4
Evening star., 1935-10-02

residence. II Concord ave. ne ELIZA
BETH FELICIA BESSIE GILPIE Fu-
neral from her late residence on Thurs
cay. October ; a. > pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Intermcnt Rock Greek
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80 Rooms for Rent

COLLEGE 2527-Front room puvaltte, home.
Gentleman preferred Garage. HE-552S
DELAWARE. N 7l3. Apt l.--Loyely
large front room Nioaly furnished Near
bath Reasonable RIGGS.
ILLINOIS. N qO7-Attraotive extra large
front fun beds. closets. steam garage
Gentlemen. Reasonable
ILLINOIS. N 624 Apt Clean COM
Portable room. Constant hot water
Phone. No other roomers.
MERIDIAN, N l725-s2 nicely furnished
room. constant hot water near bath
TA-l487
NEW JERSEY. N. 3325-Attractive large
room. large closet. good home good heat.
NEW JERSEY. N 33O2-WeIl furnished
breakfast optional HA-2752-W.
PENNSYLVANIA, 2740 N-Eleganty fur
nishcd second floor front twin beds,
large closet. HA-2294-J.
VERMONT E.. 128-Apt 3-Attractiye
nicely furnished, steam heat, not water.
gentleman. LI-7924
WASHINGTON F.. 1879. APT 4-hoom
private, modern home. near bath; 81 So
Inquire afternoons evenings
Woodruff PL 957-West Drive large
desirable heated room. for gentleman.
CH-0567W
18TH E 302-s2 so. steam-hcated room.
constant hot water, home privileges
RI-9098.
Large bedroom, private bath; IN modern
home; gentleman preferred. TA-l716
LARGE front room meals optional. strictly
modern private home garage optional.
CLINTON HOTEL % Virginla-av Mod
crn. steam heated rooms. 50 so up. Also
housekeeping.
LARGE front furnished room. private.
modern home meals optional; garage
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Frank Seidensticker.
ATTORNEY
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NO11CE 10 CONTRACTORS
Mr.; Christ Kuester. Inglefield, Indiana
will receive sealed bids at the Trustee S
office. Inglefeld, Indiana. until December
18th, 1885, two % O'Clock P. M. Central
Standard Time. and Their. will be publicly
opened and read. for the furnishing of all
materials and the performing of all abor
for the construction and completion of a
new school building located in Scott Town
ship.
The work to be constructed as per plans
ana specifications prepared by Harry E.
Evansyllle 1ndiana, heretofore. approved
State Board of Accounts of the State of
indiana. in the office of the Trustee,
!rgieheld. Indiana, and the office of the
Building, Evansville. Indiana
Copies Of said specifications and proposal
forms Will be furnished to reliable contrac-
tors applying for same from the office of
Harry E. Boyle & Company on deposit of
Twenty, dollars $4,000 of such deposit to
be held ir escrow for the return of said
plans and specifications to the Architects.
When contractors comply with the above
rules Twenty dollars $4,000 of their de-
post will be refunded. Five dollars (s5 00)
cover mailines, printing, forms, etc.
Bids will be received:
LIST. On the building complete except the
Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Wiring
Eng Eng On the Heating system complete,
4th; On the combined Heating and
Plumbing Systems complete.
5th. On the Electrical Wiring System COM
plete.
Proposals shall be properly and COM
pletely executed or proposal form fur
nished by the Architects in accordance
with Form 96 with non-collusior affidavit
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Sc Furnished Places

$50; FURNISHED 3-room house; oath.
water gas furnished. Inquire. 1921
Olney.
S7-TREMONT. N. 30-Nicely furnished g.
room lower apartment; utilities; adults
81 WK.-North; extra nice clean. S-rm
apt. Others WHITE. TA-463S
50 WK-Bungalow Park. 1902 n. Capitol,
Apt. 7; 6-rm. mod. heat, water Janitor
service. j. c. MCCULLOUGH AGENCY.
LI-5596
ILLINOIS. 1920 N--Loyely apartment: fur
riShed; Al. accommodate "a, linens.
utilities: BeautyreSti overStutfed; garage.
reasonable
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NOV. 25. 1885
80 Legdls

required by the statute Of Indiana and
must Be accompanied bv QUESTIONABLE
torm 96-A, state Board Of Account. for
any bid Of $1,000 90 or more
Each proposal shall Be accompanied BY
acceptable certified check made PAYABLE
70 MI. Christ kueSter. or acCepta bic bid
derS bond for ar amount of not less than
s. Of total bid price.
Contractor awarded work will be re-
CURED TO furnish acceptable surety bond
The contractor in doing the work shall
comply with the terms and conditions Of
Of Congress OF 1898. the regulations is
sued pursuant thereto BY the President Of
the United States and rules and regula-
IONS w. A l7e Grants. dated July
gency Administration Of Public Works and
as amended
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed scale of wages as
Chapter 3l9 OF the Acts OF General As
Sembly Of Indiana of 1895. and as ap-
proved by the Federal Government
Work shall be paid for from funds de-
bonds and award shall be conditioned on
funds being available for such construc-
tior and the trustee. Ingleheld Indiana
may hold proposals for sixty co. DAYS.
period OF thirty 100 6avs after date set
for opening of bids
The said Trustee reserves the right 10 re-
lect any or all bids. and waive any de-
fectS or informality. If deemed in the in
CHRIsT KUEsTER.
Trustee of Scott School Township.
Nanderourgh County. Indiana.
HIRAM ALLEN.
ALBERT SCHWEIRSCH
HENRY WHEELER
ADVISORY Board of Scott School
Township. Vanderburgh County. Ir-
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II Rooms Nth Board

LITTLE girl 70 board, mothers care:
warm. modern home. 1901 Ingram-st
CH-052l-R.
OXFORD ~. 54O-Large front room
twin beds. excellent heat For 2 Private
CH-3066
PARK 833 Nurses home Sick and
mental cases. Real home for elderly
people PI-9930
WASHINGTON E 3l45-s Single or double
rooms OF more, meals IS; privileges.
CH-ll75
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IS Furnished Places

/ ALABAMA, 1901 N Apt e-Cozy apart
m,nt Well furnished Cali evenings IL
6G89 days
PARK, l002-s6. Broom apartment. pri-
Nate; oysrstufied. good heat private en-
rance. LI-6ls9
27RD E, 322-Cozy. s-lms hardwood
rs water pd., s25; mr. carline WA
43s7
/ NCRTH-8 ROOMS. 2 BATHS HARD
WOOD FLOORS. ONLY $50. TA-5ll9
/ NORTH RMS. BATH. 2 bedrooms. ALL
UTILITIES $50 TA-5liq