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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-07
Aides
Win Another
Trial Delay

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 7.
The case of nine Jehovah Wit
neSses of Washington was de-
layed another Is days here to-
day when Judge Walter Nc.
Carthy, of the Circuit Court,
granted the witnesses attorney,
Charles Henry Smith, is days
in which to file brief on the
validity of the city ordinance
requiring a permit for soliciting.
The Witnesses were Jailed
here after they had refused to
pay fines imposed by Police
Judge James Reese Duncan for
soliciting funds without a per-
nit.
After remaining in Jail sew
eral days they posted bond for
a hearing before the circuit
court.
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What's a Congressman going to
do when he wants a mug of good
NHi1v,o,,Eoo honro

What's a Congressman going to
do when he wants a mug of good
Milwaukee beer?
Aask Representative Raymond
j. Cannon of Wisconsin. Repre-
sentative Cannon being from Mil
waukee has the answer right at
his fingertipS, and being from
Milwaukee he's a man who prac-
tees what he breaches.
Representative Cannon says go
out and get it even if you have
to drive over to Maryland, fight a
taxi-driver over the fare and
spend part of the night in a cell
at the First precinct.
All these things happened to
Representative Cannon Sunday
night. After the police had had
their inning and the thing had
been aired in the newspapers
Representative Cannon sat down
and wrote a statement explaining
just how he felt about it.
Here it is:
"AIl work and no play makes
Jack a dull boy, so on Sunday
evening, after a hard days work
in the office. United States
Marshall and l, being unable to
obtain good Milwaukee beer in
the District, went to the Mari
gold Gardens for some.
"A taxicab driver, promised to
make the round TRIP for $3.50,
the distance being approximately
miles round trip. On the way
back, he demanded SIS, and
when l refused to pay, he drove
direct to the police station.
II am satisfied in my own
mind that there is a connection
between the taxi drivers and the
police. 1 then paid him the
SIS because assumed the pc.
lice officers are entitled to q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-07
AUTO LIABILITY
BILL SIGNED BY
PRESIDENT

Compulsory liability insurance
Tor automobile drivers is provided
in one of the two District bills
signed by President Roosevelt to-
day. The other measure provides
PWA money to start the long dis
cuSSed Municipal Center. near the
District Supreme Court Building.
The compulsory liability insur-
9nce measure becomes effective
August / and is based on a model
bill drawn by the American Auto
mobile Association to curb reck-
less, drunken and irresponsible
drivers without placing a burden
on the shoulders of the average
careful driver.
The law provides that, upon
conviction for a serious traffic Of
tense or failure to satisfy a judg-
ment arising from an accident,
the drivers permit and registra-
ton certificate are to be cancelled
until he can make good the dam
age and be able to satisfy future
judgments. The law makes it an
offense to drive car while drunk
and also to leave the scene Of the
accident.
The pen with which the PreSi.
dent signed the bill was given to
the District of Columbia branch
of the American Automobile AsSo-
citation which will exhibit it along
with the pen with which Presi.
dent Wilson signed the original
Federal highway bill.
The second District bill signed
today authorizes the Commits,
sioners to use the unexpended
balances of the original $10,000,'
900 PWA loan to start work on
the small court section of the
Municipal Center, comprising quar-.
tiers for the juvenile, police and
municipal courts; a new Recorder
of Deeds office; also to spend
100000 on an addition for Chill
dren'S Hospital.
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CCC Great Help
In Forest Blazes

EVANSVILLE, Md, May 7.
CCC workers stationed through
out timber areas to aid in fighting
forest fires, were IAN important
help" during the spring season,
according to F. w. Besley, State
forester.
Compared with 1853 fires fought
by forest wardens and their crews,
CCC workers handled 1872 blazes.
a smaller number but fires that
we're larger in size, according to
Mr.. BeSley.
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Rep. Cannon Explains
How It AllHappened

breaw once in a while, in view
of the inequitable salary the
District of Columbia pays them.
"a mountain is being made
out of a mOll hill, but what the
hell is a man from Milwaukee
going to do when he has a de-
sire for good Milwaukee beer?
when told the police that
1 was going to demand a jury
trial, no court record was made
and nv case was never called"
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2 Young Gunner
Slain by Posse

Ell PASO, Ark, May 7 G.N.S0.
Two young gunner. shot to death
in a night gun battle with posse
men, today were identified as
Freddie and Clarence Busche,
hunted for five murders COM
mitted in the last four months.
Shotguns of two ,possemen
blazed as the pair opened fire on
their pursuers. The two Missouri
brothers, % years old and 81
years old, fell dead
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Germany Wants
New Trade Pact

Germany has notified the State
Department of it's willingness to
make a new treaty of friendship
and commerce with this country,
it was learned today. This new
treaty has been necessitated by
Germany's action in denouncing
the Most characterization trade
of the old treaty. The denunci-
alton terminates the entire treaty
next October Is.
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Woman, "a, Given
LIQUOR Sentence

LURAY, Va, May Mrs.
Ruth Level, "a, was given three
month suspended sentence in
court here on a charge Of posses
sion of liquor. Her son, Bobbie.
was given three months, not sus-
pended. Mrs. Levels sentence
calls for one years good behavior.
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out. Agnes B. Jennings, So, was
taken in custody by police and
lodged in the Women's Bureau,
The cause of the fire was not
ascertained.
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WOMAN ARRESTED

Found in a vacant building in
the 900 block H st. N. w. early
today when a small fire broke
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Do You Remember?
(AnSUerS to questions on
Page 81
ANSWERS

Page 81
ANSWERS
Miss Mulvihill, Pittsburgh
oil heiress, Tilted her fiance
and eloped with a truck
driver.
The daughter of the mad
Monk" Miss RaSputin, now
an animal trainer with a cir
Gus, was severely clawed by a
bear.
After killing his sweetheart
in New Orleans, MacaluSO
drove with her body in his
car for three days around
the streets before surrender
ing.
Major Sawbridge, distin-
guished Army officer, was
reported engaged to Ann
Harding, blonde motion pic
ture star.
Mrs. White won a Soviet
divorce from her husband,
Lieut.. Thomas White, Ameri-
can military attache to
Russia.
Evening star., 1935-05-05

Breaking in at the top. Little
Cecilia Murray recently won a
contest in New York which
meant a contract for her as lead
ing comedienne of a famous
juvenile troupe of Hollywood.
Evening star., 1935-05-05

Yards
Ine, shades. s.includ Pch
box. idLp,s
N
hselLh tina
horn.s
Evening star., 1935-05-05

ing them to her, meeting the changing demar
her life and fashion, for over century. The
perhaps, the most famous beauty products in the
Naturally, we can name but few of the a
the English sophisticate considers essential-to
her skin as fresh and attractive in full spring su
as it appears under shaded lights at the En-
Yardley has many more, equally intriguing, righ
in America! Why not let revealing little sun
persuade you to try them? In your nearest fine
today! Yardley q Co., Ltd, $40 Fifth A
Rockefeller Center), New York City; 80, Old
Street, London; and Paris, Toronto, Sydney, Aus
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BROWN. GARNIN H.-Age SO wears. Of
s2i " 3lst-st beloved husband OF
Inez and fatner o. Harold. Ignore. Mar
lorIe Robert ana Betty and son OF VII
nam A. Brown. passed away early Mon
CAV morning Services at the FLANNER
q BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday
20 p m Friends invited. Burial Moores-
rtLln In
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Death.

Wayne Wendell Marsh. (. ct CITY Hos
pital. l0har pneumonia.
Nora Fvelvn bennington. -. at Method
iSt Hospital enCephalitIS-
Edward Gillum s. at Rilev Hospital
acute ostsOmvelitis
Marearet Millender %. at Central-av
and West ield-blvd. fractured skull.
T'hurza MCCaSlin. So at Methodist Hos
pifal general peritonitiS.
Ella Hermann. 6S. at 1926 Guilford
chronic mvOcarditiS.
Samuel Loesnofsky. p in canal. drown
ms
Joseph L Fow'sv. so. at 2S2a N. Gale
chronic mvoCarditis
Albert Hove rs. At 1927 n Delaware.
acute mvoCsroitis
Betty Ellis !. at Riley Hospital endo-
cardifis
Daniel Youree SIS at as7 W 18th. myo-
Csr0itis
John KENNEDY GsIpin. * ~ 9lo2 Broad
Wsv endocsrditiS.
Martha swift 81 At S3es Park. general
cercincms
Ms-v winter 50. At Ns7 " Temple
hroncho pneumonia
Victor MoSchetti - ~ sofa s Merid-
Ism. chronic mvccsroitis.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE To PrDDEPs

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
spproxmsteiy Is 300 feef Of ntercepting
sewers including inverted svphons. pump
stations. manholes and other sppurte-
nances as shown on the plans and speci-
icstions now on file in the office OF the
Board Of Public Works and Safety Of the
sell B. Moore Co. Inc. Consulting Enei-
2. Sections A. B. C. D. z p. and G. Sec
ton 4 consists q the .Inhuent and Eflu-
ent Sewers Section 2. Central In
Section D. Fay Beal Intercepter Sec
ton. E, Syphons Section G, Repairs
Bid will be received at the office of the
Board Of Public Works and Safety At the
City Hall in Kokomo. Indiana. until tao
clock P M central standard time the
10Th day Of August. 1885.
This work will be installed under =
Loan and Grant Agreement between the
City Of Kokomo and she United States
Contractors bidding on this project shall
adhere TO all the rules. regulations and
stipulations as set out in Bulletin NO.
revised March l. 1885, Of the Federal
except portions concerning N-R.A code
which IS waived. as well as complying
ing Rules and Regulations and with all
local laws and ordinances.
Each bidder IS required 70 deposit with
ms I es ,bs1 aye T naT cs 11 a. IN
said check 10 be certified by a reputable
bank doing business in the state u lndi-
ana. or an acceptable bidders bond in
the amount Of not less than 81 of the
bid. In case bid is not accepted. this
check or bidders bond shall be forfeited
to the owner as hquidated damages for
General Form No. ssA. prescribed BY the
State Board OF Accounts in Indiana en-
titled Standard QUESTIONABLE and Finan-
cial Statement for Bidders" shall accom-
pany each sealed bid
All bids shall be filed on or before the
day and hour mentioned ABOVE. No pfo-
received. and permission viii not De
given TO Withdraw. modify explain. or
correct any figure or description in any
such bid. certified check, or affidavit after
such day and hour
The successful contractor shah provide
At the time of The signing Of the con-
tract. bond In the amount Of 100, OF
the contract as provided in the General
Specihcafio tons
The Board Of Public Works and Safety
reserves the right 10 reject anv or all
bids and 70 be the judge OF the character
and suffcencv Of any materials or equip
mont bid upon.
Plans and speciAcat tons NAV be obtained
from the City Engineer of Kokomo Indi-
Office IS a. 930 Indiana Pythian Building.
Indiana polls Indiana by depositing the
sum OF S25 o. SIS no OF which will b. re-
funded 70 the bidder II the plans and
spacifca ions are returned within 1ve DAYS
after receiving the bids and provided that
such plans are in 4 disable condition
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND
SAFETY
BY Mel Good. Clerk.
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doors SO IS each MILLION POPULATION
WRECKING CO.. $40 Delaware-st
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
There's Ready Market Among Readers Things You No Need
and
S w A PS

TO Each 40 sppear-
Ing In this column Is listed IN The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty DAYS
ee OF charge Your Swap ad viii
receive a special rate OF seven days for
the price OF i've and four oaYs Tor the
cost OF three Call Ri-555l
CASH-For good used standard pool table.
A. MANUEL. Mooresville. R. R. ?.
s73 HARTMAN wardrobe trunk. swap for
cash or? 1000 N Sherman-Dr.
SWAP-s200 cash and Model roadster
for 80 Chevrolet coach. 534 Birch-av-
SWAP-3-piece overstuffeo suite and drop
Address 922 S Chadwick-st
ROOM portable sleeping camping tuber-
cuosis. outside kitchen Waterman. sun
parlors. office. refreshment stand. brood
er. 8l8 Udell Offer
BROODER HOUSE. 7x1O, trade for ton
truck or good electric washer 1918 E.
30th-st CH2287-W.
BEST PRICES for used lumber sash. doors.
bath fixtures. etc. LI-3069
SWAP-Cash for radios and parts any
condition. 725 Fl. Wayne-Av. LT-7273.
1929 PACKARD sedan. Al mechanically.
Tor cash, lunch car, or what? WA
24S7-M
TO TRADERS-n YOU can not nno
what YOU desire IN the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter Rl-55Sl
and We will attempt TO arrange q trade
for YOU from Swaps advertisements pie
viouslY published There 10 no charge
for this service
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ORDERING WANT ADS

The Times maintains = nlEnlY capable
force OF trained Ad-Takers. anls 70
make constructive ana helpful suE-
Festions and determined alEays TO be
o. the utmost service to every ad-
verti7er.
Your telephone call 70 RILEY 5ssl
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o. these courteous Ad-TakerA
II mors convenient YOU NAV orins
". MARYLAND or YOU NAV mail your
advertisement 70 the CLASSIFIED Ad-
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FOwLEY. IOSEPH-Of 2524 n Gale. be-
loved father Of Joseph. Edward and
Frances Fowley. brother OF Mrs. Phoebe
Rist and Catherine Fowley. departed this
life Saturday. age so years. Funeral
Tuesday. Aug IS. at residence, al 8 80
and At ST Francis de Sales Church at 9
m Burial Holy Cross. Friends in
vited Funeral under direction of
MOORE 4 KIRK
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

John Over. p. Of 2s4s Washington
blvd. real estate salesman. and Mary Ann
Patton. %. Of $3.50 n New Jersey-st
secretary.
Charles Scott % r r II. Box 34s-C
mixer. and Beatrice Jackson. IS. r r. 10.
Box 26o. housekeeper
James Harreld d Elwood Ind. en-
cineer. and Anna Lascu. 10. OF 1924
Belle Vieu-pl housekeeper.
Delbert Gregory 2L LEBANON truck
driver and Marv Milliner. II OF 1910 W.
New York-St. houSekseper.
Edward StillweH. q. Of 44si, N David
Eon-St. radio repairer and Arvadis Hin
man. 20. Of 2720 e l6th-st housekeepsr
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Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY
INSTR UcTI0HS

DO YOU REALIZE what 1t means 10 nave
a guaranteed pOsition2 We guarantee a
position to any one we accept Shorthand.
accounting. comp dictaphone. typlng
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg RI-9535
MEN WANTED-To train in Diesel engi-
neering. Must furnish Al reference and
be mechanically inclined. Those ap-
proved given preliminary training at
home. then taken to National Shop. Los
Angeles. al our expense for practical eX-
perience. before being helped into wait
ing opportunities. See MIR. WATWOOD
Barton Hotel
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KING. JOHN w.-Age AZ years. beloved
husband of Eula King brother OF Mrs.
Matte OHara and o. L. King of Orla-
vita. Fla stepfather of EUlabel Leslie
Thomas and Dorothy Asher. passed away
Saturday D. m Funeral from Indisnap-
olics Lodge No $50 F. & A M 1922 W.
MorriS-st Tuesday. 2.30 p. m. Friends
may call at the residence 1899 s. Rich
land-st after noon SUNDAY. Burial Floral
Park Friends invited. SHIRLEY SERV-
TCF
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Births
Rows

Preston and Inez Nichols. sO6 N Ire
mont
Frederick and Merle suesz. 1880 n. La
Sale
Louis and CRYSTAL COrbin. 43l9 z DIST
Ilovd and Marie Butter 1924 S. Chester.
.t"hn ana Marguerite Burris. 1907 n
Bolton.
,-thur and Blanche Morris. $751; Euclid.
girls
Twins
George and Victoria HendrixSon. 2l37
Wheeler. bow and girl
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CANCELLATIONS AND
CORRECTIONS

Cancellations and complaints regarding
errors must be telephoned to The
Times between the hours OF 8 A. II.
and 10 P. NJ. to become effective the
following day.
Notice OF tvpogra phical errors must
he given in time for correction before
the second insertion as We are only
responsible for one incorrect insertion.
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10 Rooms with Board

MERIDIAN. N 1900 Unusual home room
next tile bath. meals optional. gentlemen
RI-7737
beds. gentlemen. meals SIS each HA-
l935-M
CHILDREN 20 board: private home. So
per week and up l3i Herman-st-
WANTED-Chid TO board IN good home
mothers care. very reasonable RI-9252
WANT child under A. private modern
home. Best references $3.50. 81 N.
Traub BE-3969
PERMANENT Home on the River Beautiful
Surroundings quiet restful. good meals
HU7563
NURSES HOME - Convalescents. elderly
people while on your vacation. RI-9930.
833 Park-av.
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

10 housekeeping Rooms
sa,mss ,,59g-NEw JERSEY. n. ss1-Nicelv
parking space. Phone.
s9-4.5O. 9TH. BOTH. E.-1-2 room front
apartments, large. airy. Walking dis
lance. RI-5O45
50. IS. s6-1OTH-sT 2225 E.-Modern 3
rooms. beds. gas. sink. redecorate6
private entrance.
50; COLLEGE. 1524Large. front room
kltchenette; sink. windows, enclosed
back porch. Adults.
ALABAMA. 1882 furnished cool. clean
apartments; porch; constant hot water.
BEvIILE. N. s29-Livinc. bedroom. 5ifch-
en-. private bath, entrance. utilities. 81
CENTRAL. 1922 pleasant front rooms
cross s,, ve 9TJ ;dIo private entrance
COLLEGE. 1S36-Laree airy newly decor
sted Groom apartment. large closet. ad-
joining bath all utilities hot and cold
water. SIS. LI-80l3
/ COLLEGE. l410-Cool. clean. front. | and
2-room apartment: everything fur
nished: So up. phone.
/ COLLEGE. 1872 rooms sink priv emit.
utilities furnished. Adults. Reasonable.
DELAWARE. N. 2Ol6-Cool room. kitchen
ties $3.50. 0"i HA B7-Sd entrance u'i'-
DELAWARE 2Oo4 N Airy living bedroom
Kitchen. frlsidaire privileges. Ideal home
Ad4A evenings
apartments; sink. downstairs. garage:
private entrance; utilities
| HIGHLAND-AV. N. 2l-Cool broom mod
ern apartment; everything furnished;
garase: adults only IS.
ILLINOIS. 2o20 N.-Cool 3-roorns. beds
hot water. linens. utilities. garage. sum-
mer rates.
ILLINOIS, N 2S3s-Clean Housekeeping
rooms; in-a-door bed; SUNNY rooms; So
KENWOOD-AV. $685. large. light nice
/ " furnished modern rooms and garage;
adults. Reasonable.
MICHIGAN. s15 Cool. 3 rooms. nicely
/ furnished; all utilities. garage, walking
distance.
NEW JERSEY. N l6O3-Cool. furnished p
room. l-room kitchenette. also sleeping
room: phone furnished.
IS; NEW JERSEY N; 2O3a-Front room.
Private entrance. HA-2571w.
PARK-Av. So6-Clean front and broom
apartments: everything furnished: SO
up. parking space.
/ WASHINGTON; $50. W-OutSide rooms
single. 35c double soc. week. 50. Calls
day or night. Phone
( WASHINGTON. 1879 E.-The Hyland. Apt
2 two rooms for light Housekeeping and
/ breakfast nook. If rented immediately.
So end So so
WOODRUFF PL.. 544 MD. DIR rooms
overstuffed. cross ventilation. adults.
reasonable. CH-3l73
iiTH-ST. E I'LL cool furnished mod
/ dern apartment. private entrance. first
floor: reasonable. LI-loos.
! ? ROOMS-Furnished for light house
kesp.ng private entrance; 81 week
/ 10 Rooms with Board
| ILLINOIS N is3S-Young man share
front. twin beds. good meals; $3.50
HA-o7se.
! LEXINGTON. 937-Double ROOM twin
/ beds laundry: excellent meals; $40 dbl.
$3.50 sirSle- pR-S522[
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EAST-ST. N. 909-Cool Groom front
apartments; sink. downstairs. garage:
private entrance: utilities.
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Furniture Buyers
a O 30 GO &C. G.
k& 4 ii. 2 OI9 49,

WANTS GOOD FURNITURE
MR. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE
BUY whole house or odd piece of furn.,
pianos, etc. MR.. WERELEY. HU-7274.
HIGHEST cash price for used furniture
Quick service. BOARDS FURNITURE
EXCHANGE 4n6 Mass LI-499l.
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INTERURBAN Cars. Al condition. DIT
for nnick sale "a Irninn Trust LII
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APARTMeNI ReNIAl BU0eAO

OIIOtDS pa CHicA's StoutY HioWu re 1910
Indianapolis Rental Agency
Eurn. and unfurn apis Free service ano
ira importation LI-54s2
FOR COLORED-Dunbar Court. 1922 NJ
West efficiency. rent includes utilities;
s22 so See custodian or cali CH-2777
FOR COLORED-Jackson Court 1222-24
Cornell: efficiency: rent ircludes utill-
ties; $40 See custodian or call CH-2777
FOR COLORED-Douglas Court. 2lst and
Blvd pL efficiency. rent includes utili-
CH-0777
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A N N 0 U N C { M EHTS
6 Transportation

WEEKLY business trips TO New York
Want passengers 70 share expenses DR.
52i3
SAN FRANCISCO OR LOS ANGELES
Cheapest way. share gas Drive YOUR
self IN OUT late model Plymouths. Chew
lets. Docges Leave daily Mr. REESE.
635 Na-av DP-3234
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/ Unfinished Apartments

Efficiency Apt, S35
Large living room pullman diner Frig.;
utilities. 1880 n. Illinois.
CAPITOL. N. 1905 rooms modern. heat
and lanItor service. SIS, X G. NC
CARROLLTON 2234-Bedroom apis, large
private pOrcheS. cool utilities, near
school; reasonable.
MARKET. 1929. E.-5 rooms. bath, front
porch: fine condition. heat and water;
$50 Near church and school.
400 N. MERIDIAN-s45-s125. GENERAL
APIS. INC LI-2439
MERIDIAN. N. 3420-Very attractive l
bedroom apartment. All utilities fur
nished ssh
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SID Beer Equipment

GLASSWARE Chinaware all occasions
HOOSIER CHINA CO. 213 Wash.
Kings Indiana Billiard
BUILDS BARS NOVELTY BOXES
Booths. Counters. anything in wood or
steel.
ON PAYMENTS.
| l625-3l Southe aStern-av. DR-3518
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VITAL STATISTIC
Building Permits

KIee 4 SchTe.ber Co 220l z. Garfield
DR. s505u or story dwelling
Gospel Mission Church 90 Christ. 1911
LlcloN-sF. So. erect tent
National Brana store. I44b Fsirfie.d-av.
$50 new sign
Alvey Cleaners. 1913 z. l0fh-st. $50. new
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