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Evening star., 1936-07-26
AUTO DEATHS LOWER

The Census Bureau today reported
automobile fatalities in 86 principal
cities the week ended July IL totaled
148, compared with 164 the previous
week, and 1873 for the corresponding
1885 week.
For the first ~ weeks of this year,
the death total was ABB, compared
with 4,578 for the 1885 period.
Largest number of deaths for the
week ended July II was listed in New
York, with Is, while reports for
other cities included Chicago, 10; Los
Angeles. 6; Philadelphia, 8, and
Pittsburgh, 3.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

month in Boston, Mass, with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs H J. HalStrick and
children, Bobby Halstrick and Mar
jorie Halstrick, returned this week
from two-week trip, during which
they visited the Cleveland Exposition,
Niagara Falls, Toronto and Rochester.
Mrs. Alfred Ray entertained at
luncheon Thursday at. Toll House
Tavern. having as guests Mrs. j. Enos
Ray, Mrs. Gertrude Ray Schulz. Mrs.
Preston c. King and Mrs. Preston c.
King. jr. Tuesday evening Mrs. Alfred
Evening star., 1936-07-26

~ OCKV1LLE. Md, July 25.-Ine
- garden adjoining the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M.
L y Blandy, on the Rockville pike
near Rockville, was the scene Satur-
day night. July 18. of the marriage
of Miss Virginia ]. Ives and Mr.. Will
liam A. Stephens, both Of Alexandria,
Va. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Henry K. Pasma Of the
Rockville Presbyterian Church in the
presence of a small company of rela-
tives and friends of the couple. A
reception in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blandy followed.
Mr.. Warner Wellington Welsh, who
soon will celebrate his ninetieth
birthday, is visiting his son-in-law
and daughter. the Rev. and Mrs.
Frank M Richardson, in Roanoke,
Va Mr.. Welsh is a clerk in the
Office Of the county commissioners,
Rockville, and is believed to be the
oldest Office holder in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Henderson
Of Rockville have been spending some
time at Virginia Beach and other
places in the Old Dominion.
Former States Attorney Albert M.
Bouic and Mrs. Bouic have returned
to Rockville from a stay at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Brainard H. Warner, jr., re-
turned to Rockville early in the week
from a short visit with friends in
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Charles H. Viett of near Rock
vile is at her cottage at North Beach
for the Summer.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage in Leesburg, Va, of
Miss Mary Fyffe, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Fyffe Of Poolesville, Md,
to Mr.. Carroll Chiswell of Washing
ton, son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Chiswen Of the upper section
of Montgomery County, which took
place July II.
Mrs. Carey Kingdom returned to
Rockville during the week from q
short stay at State College, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart H. Ramsdell
and their daughters, Miss Jane Rams
dell and Miss Ruth Ramsdell, Of
Gaithersburg, have been spending sew
eral weeks visiting in Rutland, vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Boland
Of Gaithersburg have been visiting
Mrs. Boland's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stout, in
New Haven, Conn.
State Senator and Mrs. Stedman
Prescott returned to Rockville early
in the week from To-day automobile
trip which took them through the
Evening star., 1936-07-26
ARCHERY MEET SOUGHT
Hodges Making Plans to Bring
'37 Tournament to Capital.

Plans to bring the 1887 National
Archery Association tournament to
Washington are being made by Curtis
Hodges, director Of the Greater Ma
tional Capital Committee. A. Clyde
Burton of the National Capital Parks
and w. o. Robertson of the Potomac
Archers' Association.
Members Of the local association
will 60 to Battle Greek, Mich, August
81. to invite the national association
to meet here next year. If held in
Washington the tournament probably
would take place on the Polo Field,
Potomac Park. approximately 700
contestants might be expected, it was
said.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
Nearby
Maryland
Wedding
Miss Ives Bride of w.
A. Stephens in Rites
at Rockville.

. OCKVILLE. Md, July 25.-The
. garden adjoining the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Howard M.
1 Rlandv on the Rockville nike
Evening star., 1936-07-26
.WarrentOn
Residents
In the News
The Buchanans and
Their Daughter
Plan Trip.

w YARRENTON, Va, July 25.-
M Mr.. and Mrs. John Ripley
wv Buchanan and Miss Polly
Buchanan of Leny Manor
Evening star., 1936-07-26

n n ANY of fashions priced fea-
MI lures are introduced into this
ltI stunning all-purpose frock to
4 Il caruo VOL, for roorpipu b,,ci-
Evening star., 1936-07-26

Va, July 25.-Mr. Dan
- Cooper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel F. Cooper of Fairfax.
l. sailed Thursday from New York
Evening star., 1936-07-26
Hebrew Lawn Party Today.

: To bring together the newer Jewish
residents Of the city and the more
established Jewish families" the He
brew Travellers Sheltering Society of
Washington will hold a lawn party
this afternoon and evening at 708
Highland avenue, one block from the
Georgia avenue car line.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
LIGHT RESIGNS AS
MAYOR BECAUSE OF
LEGISLATIVE DUTIES
Meeting Will BE Held This Week:
New Member For Board OF Dircr-
tcrs viii Be Named; Other Bust
ness To Isr Transacted

RESIGNATION of w. a. Light ~ n
member Of th" city board az dircc
tor and ~ mayor Of the city Of
I;Ir'ci"ld was accepted yesterday by
the board hui action was deferred on
IN" appointment nf Il successor to fill
The ImcXpircd torn.
The resignation of Mayor Light
came in a letter dated December IL
from Charleston. having been written
on ~" -nm" day that Mr. Light took
hi oath Of offir" ~ member " thc
house cf delegates from Mercer coun.
~.
Nlt'"ush III" matter of ,urrcssor
was discussed briefly az yc.tcrday's
sc.sion "f the board, nothing definite
vas d"r", ana This matter win receive
the attention 81 ~" other four m"m
bcrs m p"rinl meeting To- be- lrld
'orctimc this week.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
FORMER KING EDWARD
PICTURED, BEING ILL
AND DEP r ESSED
Members of ROthschild Household
Describe New Duke OF Windsor As
aging Rapidly; Reacts Sharply
To Film Depicting Arbitration

/ Enzcsficld, Austrin, Dec. Is. -
Edward of England was described
tonight as morose, dishcartcncd and
suddenly aging since the swift marh
Of events that cost him his throne rur
the love of Wallis Simpson.
The new Duke Of Windsor is "in
the depths of depression from VIII. n
il seems impossible to arouse him
said one member Of the Baron Eug.uc
Daniel RothSchild household whrc
Edward Is a guest.
"Thc duke sat for an hour. HIS
head bent low, and almost in f. g,
his face twitching, claspinc and "l-
claaping his hands while reading aud
rcrcading a telegram which ! believe
was from Mrs Simpson ut Came
said servant.
The Rothschilds have respected his
desire for quiet but later today they
attempted TO bring him out Of nc
depths.
Las night short film was brought
from Vienna for the dukes cntcr'in
mcnt.
il was nCws reel showing cvon's
Of his abdiration.
The picture "provcd TO bc % a""
between tho eyes" servants said 'Hd
Edward left The room distraugh'
Another film. reported 10 10
"somcthng light with a love intc.rt
was ordered FOR tonight
Household members said Wind.orS
hosts had tried to induce him 10 20
into Vienna TO visit bars or nI@'t
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
u. s. COAL AND COKE
EMPLOYEES GIVE TO
SALVATION ARMY

Win several hundred miEers do
mating ~ the suggestion ~ emil com
pany officials, more than 800 wls
collected in Gary hollow recently by
the Salvation Army for us annual
Christmas fund drive.
Tire officials Of the United STATIC
Coal & Coke company suggested 10
the miners at their last pay day that
each donate the Goose change" in his
pay envelope TO the Armys Christ
mas fund.
This the miners did gladly and
when the ppncy was counted moro
than 500 was realized from fine c,l
lcctions.
The money, overlooking in quart
jar. was delivered ~ fine Army "
ficials last week.
IF the other mines of thc county
would follow the same example.
Harry ~. Moses. genera supcrinfcn-
dent Of the company said, ~ would
he an easy matter for the Salvation
Army 10 reach its goal for ire Hma-
fund"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
Delegates Pass
.BObleSS Measure
Upper House Concerned With APP
firmati0n By Governor Hump;
House Adopts 25 Amendment, To
Original Bill

| Charleston. ". Va. Dee. Eth,
house uf dr'"sItrS blasted is umrm
pi"Hm"nt compensation bill thruuah
today and handed il over to M sen
ate.
III" delegates, rushing rhr"u@h will
n bunch of minor nmcrnlmcuts mus
finished the main job for which they
w"r" called into apccia session. The
vote WaS ~ IL l.
The scn1tc, however. with ,nnc in
lcrming appointments by Governor
kump on itS mind. held M ?ct.un ON
unemployment compensation until to
morrow morning III" house bill will
he received Ivy that time for senate
&ction .yn amendments. n
The only voice raised against nm.
employment compensation I'm the
house was that Of Delegate Neon
hay DKanawhD He told his col
lcH%,Ire The bill "iS rlasscd legislation
end il not %on; To accomplish what il
Intends
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
DENTAL CLINIC TO
REMAIN OPEN DURING
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

DIR. L. L. Belcher, director Of the
Mcdowell Dental Clinic announced
today that the clinic offices here
would be kept open throughout the
Christmas holiday period, with the
exception Of Christmas day. Children
desiring dental work may visit the
offices at any time during tho day
he said
DR.. Belcher added that dentists
employed in communities of the coun
ty would also give attention TO chill
dren's teeth during the holidays.
Colored dentists are DR.. Murray
Of Keystone and DR.. Cardwell of
Gary.
White dentists are Dr. J. G. Har-
rison of War. DR.. Elmer Morcnn Of
Davy and DR.. p. w. HOuchins of
Kimball.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18

cubs whose rounds he made cheer
July and happily last September
with Mrs. Simpson-bui their cffor.s
seemed unavailing.
This was intcrprctc dlO mean the
duke was tired physicnlly indisposrd
or too heavy hearted TO think Of
visiting gay spots which could not
but recall his previous happy times.
Servants expressed grave concern
over the dukes reaction.
lie returned 10 his rooms after a
half hearted bit Of participating
on the golf links before lunch, suf
frring - headache, an carachc and An
emotional lctdown.'
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
Miners Be Asked
Hike Week 40 Hrs.
Present Agreement Runs Out March
81; Operators Say Cut In Wage
Bill Necessary To Place Industry
In Better Competitive Position

Washington, Dec. 15-The soft
coal industry notified the United
Mine Workers tonight that they
would be asked to increase to 40
hours after next March 81, with no
increase in wages.
Strike talk started Immediately in
coal circles here. The miners have
been generally expected to ask either
for S0-hour week or a pay raise
or both-in the present contract that
expires March 81.
John L. Lewis, the miners presi-
dent, was out Of town and could not
be reached Immediately for comment.
A reduction in the industry's wage
bill, operators told the miners in a
letter, was necessary to place the In
-dustry in more favorable competi-
tive position with other fuels.
They suggested the next agreement
1899 - and provide the same wage
scale now effective. Piece-workers,
they said, would make more under
this agreement than under the present
scale.
The letter was signed by the mem
hers Of the Appalachian Operators
negotiating committee, J. d. A. Mar
row, Pittsburgh Coal company. l.. r.
Woods, Crystal Block Mining com
pany; L. II. Putnam, Raleigh Wyom
ing Mining company; d. "A. Reed,
Consolidation Coal company; p. c..
Thomas, Koppers Coal company;
Ezra Van Horn, Ohio Coal Control as
ISOLATION: NJ. l.. Carney, PocahOntas
Fuel company and Charles P. O'Neill,
United Eastern Coal Sales corpora
ton.
These operators represent the en-
tire Appalachian coal field, extending
from central Pennsylvania to Tenne-
ssee. All other coal makes are based
on the Appalachian agreement.
The effect OF miners wages in
creases since 1898, the operators
letter said, has been to raise the in
dustry's total wage by more than
$3.50, 900 a year.
This increase. the letter added. was
"pleasing" to the industry but has
not produced a situation that per-
mits growth Of the production Of
bituminous coal"
"At present, the industry is still
losing business to oil, gas and hydro
electricity" the letter said.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18

Oak Grove, New Site
For City of The Dead

Realizing that the scenic possibilities of cemetery site are
of predominant Importance the Oak Grove Gene
tory Association the beginning endeavored to give the
public cemetery attractiveness fine advanced
lift public admiration and acclaim to heights
The Oal Grove Cemetery Association
acres located in Buewe between and Bramwcll on
Federal Route number So the point State High
way leading to McComas joins Route number So is only
m les flom Buefied and miles ramwel Grove
ideally located to the coored people Mcdowell County
and tho entire section Buying grave
not big investment Prices graves reason
able and within reach of all Payments and consder
ton and patience assured Grove
beautiful ard the location Oak Grove gives eoed
service.
Oak Grove the only Cemetery section catering to
the burial of coored people, with paved drive ways Oak
Grove Cemetery is owned and controlled people
improvements currently underway planned include a
beautiful and imposing entrance the planting evergreens
AM flowers
Oak Grove built long of the color
ed people Of this section They Just such
locate and cemetery such Oak fully appreci
ate the location and beauty of this cemetery you visit it,
The Association invites you to visit OAK GROVE
Those desiring purchase lots graves in Oak Grove Gene
terry G. H. Sinkford of the Undertaking Com
pany Attorney Redmond Bluefield W. Va or Reverend
R p Johnson, of the Kimb Undertaking Co., Kimbal w Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
JESSE OWENS is TOP
ATHLETE OF SEASON
Tan ThuntlrrboIt Voted Top Star A.
mong Both Amateurs And Profess
ion"ls BY TrrbIing Margin Over
Carl Ilubbell, Nearest Rival

New York. Dee. If jesse
! Owens habit of setting the pace
, makes II II" surprise that the tan
I thunder bolt was voted an outstanding
athlete, amateur or professional, of
l9:s6 in the sixth annual poll conduc
ted by the Associated Press.
II was surprising, Mwcvcr, that
Owens. winner Of four Olympic gold
medals and ,ndisputcd world sprint
and tthd J,ynp champion, almost
ircbrlrh the vote received by his near
est rival. Carl Hubcll, New York
Gitnts' pitching ace aud winner of
The poll IN 1898. Owens " the second
Negro 10 lend In tho poll. A year. ago
II was Joe Louis.
Owens received SO first place nom
nations among the 90 Experts who
participated in the voting. All told
th" Ohio State star. who now IL cnsh
Ing In on his cindrr path glory with
various S"rtics in the professional
field, pollrd 1T points, while Hub
bell. drawing &,wn only five first
place votes. received G8 points.
The latest batch of ballots to ar
riv" In Larry Kelly. Yalc's vo'uhla
All American end, yielding 3rd. place
To Max ScI,mrlng. the man who was
unnfraid ANA proved that, after all.
J"" Louis was just human. when The
firsi i:lly was announced kelley took
Third plncc with 33 points To 80 for
SrIImrling. But the Tcuton today re-
ccivcd fiv" additional votes and Kcl-
ley none. Thus. his total was boosted
10 81 while ,KrlIcy's remained unchnn
god.
In addition 10 Owens IIubbcI and
others who received first
place nominations were Glenn Morris
Olympic dccahlon star and Forrest
t!P"D Towns. Olympic high hurdle
king two ouch: AMI one each for Lou
;chrig and Enry CDutch) Clark, All
american football star ~ 1923. Now
zee ~ the Detroit Lions.
rhc TrbuIation
J. Jesse Owens, puadruplc Olym.
DC winner, II points.
?. carl IIwbbcll, leading National
cneu" pitcher, GS.
;. Max Schmcling. German con.
luoror If Joe Louis. 81.
!. Larry Kelley, YnlcH All America
'colbIl end. 80.
:. Glenn Morris, world decnthlon
champion, 80.
7. Fred Perry, world tennis cham
.iou o..
Jor DiMaggio, sensational Yam
eos ou'ficId"r, II.
:. Forrest CSpcc) Towns. world
hampton high hurdler, and Joe Louis
oven.
o. Dizzy Dean, nee ST Louis Card
lal's pitcher, and Tony Manero, o.
rn golf king, G.
2. Lon Gchrig. Yankees first
use iron man. g.
3. Johnny Fischer, American am
eur golf champion.
Z. Jack Lovclock, Olympic 1900
otcr champions; Dutch Clark, pro-
football star, and Sammy
1ugh. Texas Christian grid star. 2.
Two points each - Bob Feller,-
,okic pitching sensation Of Cleveland
on Bulge, American tennis ace;
rcddic Scele, new middleweight
king champion. and Ellsworth
ines. professional tennis star.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
rs SECONDS IS ALL THE
BROWN BOMBER NEEDS
Crowd Paying Fifty Grand Astonish-
ed At Quick Clip Turned In BY
The Detroit Blaster; Referee Artie
Drags Eddie To Corner

Cleveland, o., Dec ID Joe Louis
the Detroit bomber, shuffled out of
his corner tonight andlet fly with
one devastating punch that knocked
out Eddie Simms, Cleveland heavy
weight, to the amazemcnt of II 900
spectators
The bout, scheduled to go 10
rounds, lasted 26 seconds.
Louis landed only one solid blow.
vicious left hook that struck Simms
flush on the chin.
simms fell h{ackwbrd, his arms
and legs in the air. Then he attempt
ed tue draw, his legs under him and
waited until The eount. of eight before
attempting to get up. Simms was
groggy and Keeling as he regained his
feet.
Arthur Donovan, of New York the
referee, waved the poker-faced Louis
to his corner. Then he wrapped his
arms around the stunned Cleveland
heavyweight, who apparently didn't
know what struck him.
The fight. ending with such dra-
matte swiftness, left the crowd in
stunned silence. There was cheer
as the bout began, then amazement
as Louis struck out with that left
hook. The crowd couldn't believe the
fight was over.
Neither could Simms. The blow
landed like a bolt of lightning. 1t
was short left hook delivered ut
close range and carrying all the pow
or in Louis marvelously musclcd
shoulders.
The contest was the feature of the
Cleveand News Annual Christmas
Fund boxing show which promoters
estimated brought in $4,000 gross.
Louis, silent as a bronze statute,
weighed in at 202 IA pounds. The
Slovenian sluGgcr tipped the scales at
1876.
Johnny Erjavac. Duluth dynamitcr
knocked ont Tony Lamarcto, Detroit,
in 81 seconds of the first round Of
their scheduled six rounds. Erjavac
weighed 1874 Ia pounds, Lamaroi
l1SO.
Tiger Clark. skinny Negro light
heavyweight from Chicago, stopped
Dick Miller, Cleveland, in the first
round after dropping him twice. The
towel came fluttering into the ring
as Miller hit the canvass for the
third time. Clark weighed 172 ID,
Miller 174i ID.
Michael Patrick Barry, Dublin,
Ireland heavyweight, Knocked out Ed
Shelby, Cleveland in the third round
Of their scheduled four roundcr. Shcl
by, who is deaf, was Knocked to one
knee with a right to the chin and
protested TO the rcfrcc hc did not
hear thc final count.
Tie weighed 215, Barry 224 1-2
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
HON. n. l.. REYNOLDS
CARSWELL STORE HEAD
AWARDED FIRST PRIZE

u. L. Reynolds, head Of the grocery
department ut the Koppers store at
CarSwell, has been awarded first
prize in sales contest that ended
recently, Carl Mullins. manager Of
the store, has announced. He was in
comnotItioR with six other contestants
in Houston District, Mr. Mullins re-.
vealed.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
WISE SAYINGS

YIN ar" not led to God by battle
oi v,r aud lmth X flower lhn;
doa. n,' ~rc" ~ bntIcflolds.
hrv impl";on can save up his op
pr1w.o-, they must be- used ~
th,r ruIuc.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
WISE SAYINGS

1.-Two. uct fear, will unite the hui
man race.
We always pay for love, though we
cannot buy IL.
There arc people who criticize the
IIimalaya Mountains stone by stone.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-12-18
BEATTY HINTS BY Nina Tempt.

fiugrruaile that have boon chcwcd
ard btiou. cannot 30 lovely. Strange
a* n Sc"ms, many grown people nor.
rou-ly chow OH their fingcrn1lls and
u"il The appearance of their hands.
Thcr" is = simple cure for this: just
rub salvcs on The finger tips and cugh
Immediately you will stop because IL
f. OH 80 bitcri
ssssass
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF COLUMBIA

SCHOOL TOWNSHIP BONDS
signed Board Of sehool Trustees Of the
Of Oakland City and COLUMBIA School
receive sealed bids until the hour of 1870
O'Clock P. M. on the and day of March,
1885, at the office Of said Board in the
6axana se o S abon d n hs T1sn Of
upon a certain bond issue of the School
Township of Columbia. Gibson County, In
Bearing 'G INTEREST at the rate of
per centum per annum. The bonds will
be in denomination of s643.oo each, and
being thirty 1907 in number and will be
Two of said bonds (s12ss) mature July
Two of said bonds (s12ss) mature July
Two of said bonds (s12ss) mature July
Two of said bonds (sl2ss) mature July
TWO Of said bonds (s12ss) mature July
Two of said bonds (s12ss) mature July
Two of said bonds (s12s6) mature July
/, 1913.
Two of said bonds tsl2ss) mature July
Two of said bonds ts12ss) mature July
/, 1915.
Two of said bonds ts12se) mature July
Two of said bonds ($l2ss) mature July
Two of said bonds (sl2ss) mature July
/, 1913.
Two of said bonds (s12se) mature July
= Four of said bonds (s2572) mature July
l, 1850.
Said sale will be made to the highest
and best bidder therefor at not less than
par and accrued interest to the time of
delivery of same. The Board reserves the
right to reject any ana No. all bids. In the
the time and on the date herein fixed: the
sale will continue from day to, day there
after until s Ia bid has been
are being issued for the purpose of secur-
ing funds to be used in the construction Of
new consolidated high school building
direct obligations of said School Town
ship, payable out of taxes levied and col
lected, on all taxable property OF .,S said
County, Indiana, within the limits pre-
scribed by law, the expenditure OF which
sums of money has been approved by the
Board of Tax Commissioners of the State
- -''' LOUIS E. sEBENAR.
ED. A. ASHLEY.
Members Of the Advisory Board
Gibson County, Indiana.
MARION HUNT.
WILLIAM F. BIGHAM.
CLELL B. HUFF.
RUSSELL E. DUNCAN,
Board of School Trustees Of the
Consolidated District of the
School Town of Oakland City
and Columbia School Township,
Gibson County. Indiana.
John B. Bilderback, Attorney,
Oakland City, Indiana.
Maurice B. Miller, Attorney.
Princeton, Indiana.
NOTICE OF SALE OF OAKLAND CITY
SCHOOL TOWN BONDS
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Board of School Trustees of the
Consolidated District of the School Town
of Oakland City and Columbia School
Township, Gibson. County. Indiana. will
receive sealed bids until the hour of 1:30
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-22


Many statements have made these
publications relative the natural leading
buying trend such the wreckng of thousands
city that all in time; young
couples that have been married within
increasing population the families that up"
due to conditions
With the advent of times,
doubt the latent desire to
couples mind being
The real estate business different
other businesses One of the basic factors price
line of merchandise is supply and demand
doubt of the shortage NOW
in the smaller of modern
today to buy home that
disc Good merchandise something
contains of tickling money
yet
annapolis but due to factors principally supply the prices
must and will go up
Good merchandise a things
amys living working recreaional
entertainment habits.
g. Each home must awaken impulse to buy by
by its quality cheerulnes
security labor-savng, and up-to -dateness.
home must fit the pocketbook
against competition, and be sound investment
here those wisely
NOW.
Although this year National election
Dental Year.