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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02
Dancing All Day Annual
Affair in Cornish Town

There is a town In England
where, punctually at seven o'clock
on a May morning every year the
doors Of the house are thrown open.
And thereafter, until six in the
evening, the people Of the town,
Helston, In Cornwall, high and low
alike, dance through every house
In the place and through the streets,
all to a single tune, played by the
village band.
This dancing marathon is known
as the Furry, or Floral dance. It's
origin Is lost in the mists of anti,
guilty; it is at least as old as the
town itself.
But Helston doesn't concern It:
self with the origin of its festival,
notes a writer in the New York,
Times. 1t dances and keeps on dane
ing! After the early morning
dance by older people, the school
children, all In their Sunday best,
have their innings. BY midday
the stage is set for the star turn.
The couples for this part Of the fes-
tivities dance by invitation only,
and among them are usually a num-
Der Of notables. The men wear top
hats, dress coats and lily-of-the-val-
ley boutonnieres, the women their
smartest day gowns.
The one tune to which the Hell
stonians dance is called the Hal
an-tow." The words are sung to 1t
by the dancers.
Eating Gives Him the Hump
Some camels, though, have two
humps. Those are the animals which
are known as Bactrian camels (be-
cause they originated from Bactria,
now part Of Afghanistan). The sin
gle-humped animal is the Arabian
camel. A dromedary is a camel, too,
but a special sort noted for its
speed. 1t can bear its rider 100
miles day. The hump or humps
consist of fat from which q camel
derives nourishment when 1t must
go hungry and thirsty in the desert.
After a lean time, the camel's hump
Is noticeably smaller.-Pearson's
Weekly.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02
Seed termination

There Is great variation in seeds
with regard to power to terminate
after a number of years. The con-
ditions under which they are stored
is also of Importance. The seeds
Of some wild plants have been test
ed and found to terminate after 80
years. In spite of the legends Of
ancient Egyptian wheat having
sprOuted there appears no evidence
to show that wheat grains can live
more than about 25 years. Most of
the common farm and garden seeds
will keep few years under ia
vorable conditions.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02
MastiH Is Considered
British Isles Oldest

There may be older breed Of dogs
than the mastif, but not so a. the
British Isles, for here this dog is
considered the oldest Of them all, Its
origin dating back to the Sixth GEN.
fury, B. @. At that time, writes
Albert Stoll, Jr., In the Detroit
News, 1t was brought into Britain
by the adventurous Phoenician
traders and was adopted by the
Britons for hunting and in war
fare.
For years the breed was used to
hunt the larger wild animals and
In bear batting, but as the GEN.
turtles passed 1t was adopted as a
guardian for property and as a
canine companion for those who fam
cied the larger breeds Of dogs.
Mastiffs may be either fawn with
dark face or brindle. They weigh
from 100 to ITO pounds and stand
about % inches high at the shout
ders. According to the American
standard Of perfection they should
be large, massive and powerful
with a well-knit frame. The legs
should be wide apart and squarely
set. The coat is short and close
lying, but not too fine over the Shout
ders, neck and back.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Carter
gave their final party for Mrs.
Alice McSwain, Saturday, July 81,
before her return home to Los
Angeles, Tuesday, July 81. Sunday
she was entertained at a
very delicious waffle breakfast at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Brown. Monday evening Mrs. Nc
Swain was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lawson at a lunch
con. Mrs. McSwain was also very
highly entertained Monday night
at the Apex Mite Club by Mrs.
Saunders and Mr.. P. L. Martin.
Other guests from out of town were
also present. There were several
other social affairs given in her
honor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02
Training in Social Work

The first school for training in
social work was established in the
United States in 1893, as the New
York School of Philanthropy. In
1901 two other professional schools
were started, the Boston School of
Social Work (under Simmons col
lege) and the Chicago school, which
was at first an extension institute
Of the University of Chicago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02
How Worm Gearing Originated

Worm gearing is of great an
tiquity. Albrecht Durer (1471-152S)
made a drawing for the Emperor
Macmillan of a car to be used In
a triumphal procession. 1t Is not
known whether 1t was ever built.
AS known today, worm gears were
first applied to driving wheels of
automobiles by f. w. Manchester Of
England before the close of the
Nineteenth century. They were In
troduced to the United States In
1911 on an extensive scale by Hugh
Thomas as part of the regular prod
uct of a motor car company.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

Mrs. Maxine Jones entertained
Sunday evening, July %, at a
lovely shower in compliment to
Miss Patricia Mitchell, a bride to be
of the coming season. Miss
Mitchell was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts. The guests in
cluded: Misses Thelma Sayles,
Florence Collins, Leila Pittman,
Ruth Miller, Grace Price, Mines.
Jane Lee, Grace Bryant, Clarissa
Lawson, Sally Parks. The first
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

The Willing Workers Club of
which Mrs. Alma Freeman is
president, had their annual picnic
at Phalen Park, July %. The Guy
family and their house guests, Mrs.
Virginia Hibbler, and Elsie Clark
of Brinkley, Ark, were guests of
honor.
Miss Eleanor White of Topeka,
Kansas, who attended the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, was entertained
at bridge at the residence of Miss
Lenora Ray, 2429 Fourth Ave. s.,
July %, 1885.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton and Mrs.
DeVaughn of Chicago, Illinois, who
have been visiting our city for the
last two weeks, left Friday. While
in the city Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
were the guests of Mrs. George
Lucas, and Mrs. DeVaughn was the
guest of Mrs. Leroy Coleman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

The Iowa-Minnesota Club will
hold their first picnic at Glenwood
Park Sunday afternoon, August 4,
for the Emancipation Celebration.
There will be speaking by Rev.
Stewart and many other attrac-
tions for the afternoon. Let all
Iowa members come out and get
together for a big evening. For
any information, call Br. $3.50.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

Mrs. Beulah Rogers returned to
the city last Saturday from New
York City, where she has been liv-
ing for the past year. She expects
to return to New York in a month.
While here Mrs. Rogers is the house
guest of Mrs. Bette Jones.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

Mrs. Fannie Pierre Lewis es-
corted party of five through the
state penal institute at Saltwater.
Mrs. Essie Myers of Omaha, DR..
and Mrs. M. w. Judy, and Mrs.
Grace Mason were among the
guests present.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02
Minneapolis Society News

bridge prize was won by Grace
Price. The second prize was won
by Jane Lee.
Mrs. C. F. Stewart and children
are returning home from q few
weeks visit to Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
where they were visiting Mrs.
Stewards folks.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02
St. Paul Society News
By Mary A. Jones

Mrs. J. H. Reasley of 462 Rondo
Street, and her granddaughter of
the same address, are leaving today
for Marshalltown, Iowa, where they
are expecting to spend one month
visiting with relatives and friends.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

Miss Blanche Foushee Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, is among the students
attending the second summer ses-
sion at the University of Minnesota.
While in the city, she is staying at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Owens,
1917 North Seventh st.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

These cartoons are from the pen of Myrtle Wormley
staff member who is in the University of Minnesota Art
School These cartoons the first attempt of Miss Worm
ley to execute this type of drawings.
Our fight against local brews will go until the
breweres decide do the fair just thnggve
jobs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

On July 26, the Myrt and Marge
Club spent an enjoyable evening at
a theater party, after which Mrs.
w. White served a lunch at her
home, 1921 Bryant Ave. N.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bledsoe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cannon spent
the weekend in Duluth visiting Mr..
Bledsoe's niece.
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Real Enjoyment Buy Good CCoose From Want Ad
LEGAL N0TIcES

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
S2-A J. e2-A. 2
Applications Of Ohio Bus Line. Cinoin-
natl, Ohio, 10 transfer its certificates Nos.
SSI-M and i0S2-M to Indiana Bus Line.
Inc indianapolis.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause IN Rooms Of Com
mission. 40i State House. Indiana pol s,
Ind. a. m. Tuesday. June IS. 1885.
Public participation Is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By PETE u DAWSON Director.
Indianapolis. md. June IA. 1885
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Pu5lc Service Commission Docket No.
328-B J.
Application Of Robert Blaske Co HAM
mond ana Chicago. III for a permit 10
operate motor vehicles as contract car
rler of property. interstate passing
through and serving Hammond. Whiting.
East Chicago, Gary over highways 8. -.
20 A. s..
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing IN this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House. indianapolis,
Ind. 9 a. m Monday. July /. 1895.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Nv pETE y DAWSON director
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NDA1AC soEGNf AO'f 0OAAASSlNN
BY PETE II. DAWSON. Director.
indianapolis. md june a. 1885
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
RLlnllc m q

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
29l-A. /.
Application of John T Dickens Jr.,
d b Dickens Motor Freight. Kalamazoo.
Mich, for certificate 10 operate motor
vehicles as a common carrier OF property.
interstate extending through or into cities
and towns over highways 81, 9, %, 3, 90.
o.. 49, $50. So S.
Notice. is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause IN Rooms of COM
mission. 40l State House. Indianapolis.
IND. a m. Monday July 1. 1885
2. -. -. Ii. - l. -. -
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indianapolis. Ind. June 10. 1885
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
216-B, l.
Application Of Kenneth smock d/b/a
Kenneth Smock Trucking Co, Indianap-
oils, for a permit to operate motor vehicies
as a contract carrier Of property. inter-
state, crossing the Ind III. State line 10
indianapolis over highway IS
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission 40l State House. Indiana polls,
Ind. a. m. Wednesday July 3. 1885.
Public PARTICIPATION is requested.
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s2-COOL ROOM for employed lady; pri-
vate family good car line. TA-4223.
50 5O-NEW JERSEY. N. I225-Cheerful
room, cross ventilation. private lavatory
Phone
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joseph c Tayior. 20. % $40 2. ais-
Rhsa zosi. 90. q 907 n. PrnnET.ranla-
angina pecrrrie
Louisa p Achrlu 70 % ls77 Pros
pect chronic mF0csr1IflT-
william r. BesEick. 81, ~ 1855 Aa1i-
son. acute uephrlr.T
samuel n Go1lngsr. CT y. East
Msude serton g. 70 1872 g. Paul
cerebral hemorrhaEe 900
Almeda P-lfche-f q ~ 1s-1 = Ili-
nils cerebral hemorrnaze
Henrietta Bolts So. ct @-4 hafli--
Chronic mr1carulrlT.
Grace rleua Johns "a. ~ 3tIz y
Capitol acute mFlcarclrle.
Cathsrile r. Colbert. ai oi 14l Fip'-
poet. infleuza- 80
Bertha WItr CouEhiFr- o. ~ 1885 n
MNw Nfrrnw uwnrH rc.tlN-
Ralph 81 AdsmF0u. So. veterans HOS
pIfaL carcinoma
Bridget r WFpcr. ~. 70 1875 " Hifal-
GiadTs Radfo-d % ~ 1914 Yardes
pllmonarv tu1ercZ-osif ..- - ..-
Harry RrooEe 81. ci fl2 Ere. sci'e
cardiac dflafafl0n.
Mar Gambo.t. 90 ri 1f7f 2 io-h
carcinoma
Jennie wst.inron. g. % 7coa co.leEe.
chronic --t lrrifls. ~
Isabella .naf-r. e.. ~ 1885 Lee
Robert n. Cr-e1 sts6e 70. q 2i35 W
Morris cnrrua.v rcclufi0u- 49,
Oirest Gamer. caf- NJ. 4a-@ W.
Market. pafen, foismen oFale-
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AllIll1l-7- NoII.7 4llIl-7 V11I-s 10 100. =
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No,
1904 J.
Application Of Joseph Mammina o a
Michigan Tri-State Motor Express. Benton
HarboT Mich. for certificate 10 operate
motor vehicles as common carrier OF
property interstate. from Mich Ind. State
line TO III Ind. State line over highw-y II,
from the intersection Of highways y ana
20. from Mich-Ind. State line to Michigan
City over highways 81 ?, s. 20 III.
passing through and serving intermediates
points on the above routes
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct pubic
hearing IN this cause in Rooms OF COM
mission. 4oi State House, Indianapolis,
Ind. a. m. Monday. July 8. 1885
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY PETE Il. DAWSON, d DIRECTOR
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Building Permits

Anna smith sizs r North-Tr $500. rear
roof and repair dWrl lE
Home Lumber c. 3ll ?. NeA AnE--eI.
= n. johnston. - 2. Ravmoud-st. So.
rfrnof Dwelling 80
p II Johnston. - r Ravmond-st. $500
y Johnston. 70 2 Ravmond-st. $500.
N-n-r.r n-...-
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VITAL STATISTICS



:. Richard ard Aesane BABIES. Ccisnsn
HOSPITAL
Rsiph ard Marv D-msree. Coleman Hos
John ard viv.an Dosssft. Coleman Hos
rIfai
Clarence srd Wlr.frrd McCisnrhen.
Coleman Hospital
=, wlllam and Marrsiins ONsiA Coleman
Niles and ssima sch,asi coi,msr Hos
I. Prank ard Jaarra shaebo.t. Coleman
HrErIfaf
Frsnk ard Doris Skinner. Coleman Hos
rifaI
ora and lillian wlroa. Coreman Hos
rifal
Norris and Marie srhssr s1s Eastern.
twins.
Girls
Daush and Doroihv B.nrs. C'-smau
Horui=af
csphas ard Lovsrts FoF- Coleman Hos
uifat
Rarmon and Eathrvn Hsudsrson. cole
nan Hospital
Iamss and Helen Rvan. Coleman Hos
uifal
Harold ard iona Golzn SIG = Pr
Wrzl and Jauui.a Wae'st-nf. 15i7 T.
Norm
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HELP W ANTE D
Il Situations Wanted
r E N T AIS
16 Furnished Rooms

4
s2-COOL ROOM for employed Iadv: pri-
vate family. good car line. TA-4223.
+ 50 50-NEw JERSEY. n. 1225-Cheerful
room, cross ventilation. private lavatory
$3.50 50 for 2-Lovelv room next bath:
hot water l49 W sth-St.. Apt. 9. RI
81 5o-Nicely furnished. cool room; private
hume: privileges; modern conveniences.
s3-DELAWARE. n. l407-Wen furnished
front room, large closet: private en-
trance. RI-9267.
ALABAMA. N 523. APT. 3-Room. strictly
DELAWARE. N. 2Ol6-Cool room. next
bath. accommodate gentlemen; private
entrance, porch, phone.
EASTERN AVE, 6O2-cheerful room | or
2oa gse5ieme cH-I R9r5sysJis home No other
GLADSTONE. N. Pleasant bedroom;
private entrance. constant hot water,
meals optional -R-l08l.
ILLINOIS. N l9O7-Very attractive room:
refined home: constant hot water: gen.
tleman. garage.
MASSACHUSETTS. 7O3. APT. 5.-Clean
walking distance; 50. RI-32o6.
MERIDIAN. .N.-Lovely room: private
Phone TA-34l6.
MORRIS. E. lO28-ia block from Z car
lines. beautiful bedrooms: real home,
gentlemen preferred DR-230l-J
PENNSYLVANIA. n. 2l40-Attractiye large
room: private home; for 2. on trolley.
Board optional TA-5367.
9TH. E. 657-Comfortable room: private
home: close in; hot water. LP1925
27TH-ST. W. 45-Just off Meridian: nice
room. innerspring mattress. Desirable
location; phone.
BOTH W. 4i2-Attractive room: twin beds
Private home. suitable for 2. Reason
able. TA2236.
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Shock AbsOrber Service

BRESLIN window shades. Peila Venetian
blinds. ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM RI
taa5 KEITH SHADE Co 1850 III
TINES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains OF many
k.ncS are listed here daily.
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LEGAL NOTICES

IF the rug OF Edgar Dodson. 2f0l Boule-
ward Place. is not called for on or before
July l. it will be sold for cleaning and
storage charges Of So" SUPERIOR
RUG CLEANERS. 1904 College-av. IsE
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Personals

CHICKEN S Vegetables. Bread. Drink Doc
HILL LUNCH. 200 z Ohio
USED books and magazines. lowest prices
COLE S BOOK STORE $50 n. Delaware
WANT a GOOD family 20 adopt bow 9
ars old si6 Abbott-sf.
DANCING-Au steps taueht. Lowest sum
meg rate. NORTH STUDIOS. $3.50 n
ILL., TA-2364
7 AM not responsible for debts or obliga-
tons incurred By my wife DEWEY
DDDRILL
SFF vour chiroDracto- about Natrr-'s
Minerals for Arfhritis. Diabetes. Kid
ler and SKIN Ailments. Cali RI-lf6l
I17 ? Ohio-st
RFINESTONES furnished and SCI for
dresses or costumes. reasonable. 2l5 z
North-st. Upstairs.
WEDDING NEILS-I NDIVID UALLY
STYLED. HANDMADE. REASONABLY
PRICED WA-3589.
OK AND AFTER June II 1885 I viii not
BE- responsible for debts contracted bv
any other than myself DEWEY
DODRILL 53f5 z Wash
OPPORTUNITY knocking alreadv for
sweet Girl graduate Scientific BEAUTY
course free 10 the few that meet our
qualifications Choose vour vocation nov:
See supervisor NATIONAL BEAUTY
ACADEMY 1926 E WASHINGTON.
LEARN 10 dance this summer at Stock
MAN S cool differentiated studios.
RidicuicuSiv low rates Adult ballroom
lessons. soc Children's stage lessons. SOC.
Phone RI-i6l0 for detailed information.
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M E r C H a N Disc

35 Household Goods
ICE box and bedroom suite, $40. 6o2
Eastern-Av. CH-3756-J.
BEDS. 81: oil stove. IS; desk, 50; dining
rm suite. SIS. 2l44 N. III. Dealer.
REFRIGERATOR-75-l good condition,
porcelain lined; $3.50. 1898 College-Av.
ICE BOX-s5-lb. white enamel, $3.50; AL.
1928 Roach-st. HAl24e-M
REFRIGERATORS- lbs. and so lbs .
good cond Very reasonable. TA-0848.
ELEC REFRIG. used like new. $3.50
HOUSEHOLD APP. 240 NASSAU.
WILL pay So cash girls used bicycles, so3
E. 63rd-st. WA-li33
CASH for % % 80 or 81 Ford or
Chevrolet. 5770 w. Washington. BE-
BELTS motors. wringer rolls and replace
ment parts for any make washer. Appli-
ance Service. i4o Virginia. RI-54lz
SINGER CO. 12s W. Washington.
USED Frigidaire: Gu. IT.: bargain. 1923
E 10th St. CH-l449. Open evenings.
REPOSSESSED Singer elect. portable; like
new. all attachments. small balance.
SINGER CO. l26 w Washington.
PER WEEK WILL RENT NEW
X1 MAYTAG WASHER MINIMUM
RENTAL s WEEKS 7TH FLOOR
L. S. AYRES & co.
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Furniture Buyers
K m 70 g. E
al. z OI9% -

WANTS GOOD FURNITURE
Mr.. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE
Cell IT 5000 For best prices and
amount of furniture, rugs and stoves.
QD71 We pay more EXCHANGE
Ll-0GiA FURN. CO.. 304 z. Wash
WE BUY WE SELL WE TRADE
NoU DIT 0AcOFor ny furniture
Call kl-O4oSrues. stoves or clothing
you have for sale. Calls answered promptly.
BUY whole houses or odd piece OF turn
pianos. etc. Mr.. WERELEY. HU-1z14.
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses
$3.50: ILLINOIS. N. 810Ia-Beautiful
modern efficiency apartments: utilities.
LI-8888.
S6-ll2l N. NEW JERSEY-4 rooms; over
stuffed; 2 bedrooms; garage; private
bath. HA-4499-W.
s25: NORTHWEST-5 room cottage; others.
WHITE. RI-7766. IR-7956.
$50; CARROLLTON - l-bedroom apart
ment. in-a-door Nicely furnished. Ca
rage All utilities HA-2399-J.
ALABAMA. 3l8. Ma rooms. newly
furnished. Private bath. bedrooms. LII
2287
CENTRAL 2131-$5 wk; 1-rm. kitchen
cite; priv. bath. priv. ent. HE-4l5o,
EUCLID. 800. N-Redecorated. Broom
apartment. Private bath. Utilities paid.
MERIDIAN AT 36TH-Furnished. 2-bed-
room apartment; 2 months from June
18th. S65.OO HA-0357.
NEW YORK. E.. 1872 rooms. private
bath. completely furnished $500. Adults.
4-ROOM APARTMENT. nicely furnished;
$40; semi-monthly; key. 124 N. Denny.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished upper duplex.
electric refrigeration. automatic heat,
beautiful yard. porches, garage. IA
3014.
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RENTALS
% Unfurnished Houses

ADAMS. 2oss-4 rooms, bath: garage: near
Brooksioe. good condition. $3.50.
BELLEFONTAINE 2045-5-room. modern
water paid garage, SIS. LI-5o96.
BOULEvARD-PL 422l-7 rooms. redeco-
rate1 $40. KESWICK CORP. LI-l642.
BRADLEY, los. Ms rooms. modern. viii
decorate. 2 baths, $50. kESWICh
FULTON. 437 5-room modern: water
paid: s13.75. OLIVER H. CLARK. agent.
McLAIN PL. 32-4 rms. So New York
1908. vs. rms, sll, water pd. RI
RILEY N. els-Bungalow; 5 rms. long
lving-rm; fireplace: gar: $40 Rl-954o
RITTER & HIBBEN CIrvington) -Attrac-
tive 2-wav brick double. bedrooms: ga
rage. IR-2723.
WALLACE. N 42l-Repa pered. cleaned: 3
bedroom modern double; garage; SO.
IR-2065.
WYOMING. E. 854 near Virginia-ayl-
Double: inside toilet, gas, water. lights.
newly papered. painted inside a 1Tlq s ou6
ss5o: water paid. White only. CH-e6l0;
BOTH ST, W.-s-room modern. near Capt.
BIRD W: 1873 ro THnSv nice Sopp pode IN
1912.
English. 1855 rooms ......-........s So
Deloss. 1888 rooms ................ So
Eastern-av. 2s-7 rooms ...............Sl8
Vincennes, 1903 rooms ........-.... 50
Coffey. 552-5 rooms .............. 81
l8th-st E. l7-8 rooms ............ $50
JENNINGS BROS. % S. III. st
COLORED So; PECK, 1873 rooms. re-
papered; water paid; Al. New Augusta
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By PETE H. DAWSON. Director.
Indianapolis. Ind June Il. 1885

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
2ll-B l: 2l2-B
Applications Of Laudis L. Freeman. Nor
ristown. for permit 10 operate motor wee
hiCleS as a contract carrier Of propertt.
intraState extending through or into cities
and towns ove- highways 9. IS. 2 50. "A.
3, "a 40. As. g. so. A. interstate extend
ing through or into cities and towns over
highways 81, 8. 46. 81, 252 % Il. 81. ~,
3. o.
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission. 40l State House Indianapolis,
Ind. a. m Monday, July T. 1895.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY PETE 4. DAWSON. Director.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-17
BY PETE II. DAWSON, Director

Indianapolis. Ind. June l3. 1885
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
237-A. !.
Application Of I. H. Langcnderfer. d b/a
Southern Express. Chicago. IL. for GER
tihcate to operate motor vehicles as n
common carrier Of property. interstate,
crossing the Ind. III. State line 10 and
across she Ind. Ohio state line over high
ways II, 20. 30. g.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission, 40l State House, Indianapolis,
md a. m. Wednesday July 3, 1885.
Public particlpatIOn is requested.