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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-22

GENERAL ORDINANCE No. II. 1895
r A 0ap M 1919 amend General General
time when the same shall take effect.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
C0nNC Ill., OF THE CITY OF INDIANAP-
Section l. That the Us or business dis
trict. the AS or 2,4O0 square foot area
trict be and the, same are hereby amend
include the following described Territory:
ae Of sou RRp Merda the stT Tsst
1884 feet north of the north property
line of RAYMOND Street; thence west
erty line. of Raymond Street a distance
OF 100 feet to point; thence north
az and M parallel e. the west property line
north of the south line of Lot / Of
Barger Heirs Addition. as recorded in
ee Of Fff the vo aSe Of S in the Count
ty: thence east and parallel to tho
said south line of Lot distance
and is along the West p rener s0n ns
OF Meridian Street to the point or
place of beginning.
full force and effect from rom and do after its
passage approval by the Mayor and pub
of Indianapolis. SIS:
III, i. Daniel J; o,Neill. Jr.. Clerk Of the
esr Of the abOSa and 6do dG aef a
true and complete copy Of General ordin-
ance No. Il; 1885; that said ordinance
the / tn day Z Of February. 1885. and was
signed and approved by the Mavor on the
10th day of February. 1886. and now re-
Witness my hand and the official seal
Of the City Of Indianapolis. Indiana. this
10th day of P PeIFHsEy ! 1885, ofNE1r1. IT.
(seap DANihN D. NN CITY Clerk Clerk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-22
80 Hotels
81 Apartments, Unfurn.

SIP FOR Broom apartment, FREE gas,
water, heat and lights. rs N. Oriental.
See MCINTYRE.
$50, Groom; $40, 4-room; modern apart
ments; heat and water furnished; ga
rage. 1904 S. Meridian.
1854 N. ALABAMA-Five-room modern, ex
celent condition. Heat water fur
nished. $25. LI-ll07
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-22
This Economy Want Ad Rented Too Apartments!
50 LegaIs

O'Clock P. NJ. on the and day of March,
1896. at the office Of said Board in the
present school building in the Town of
Oakland City. Indiana, upon certain
bond issue of the School Town of Oakland
prncipa sum Of s5a 500 CO. bearing sse in aesr
s nam at The The r sdnd G viii Gepa@
of Five Hundred ts50o.o0l Dollars each
and being forty-f1ye in number. and will
be dated March H. 1885. The said bonds
Three of said bonds (s15oo) mature July
Three of said bonds (slsool mature July
l. 1898.
Three of said bonds (sl5oo) mature July
1, 1889.
Three of said bonds (sl5oo) mature July
/, 1910.
Three OF said bonds (sl5oO) mature July
/. 194i.
Three of said bonds Csl5ool mature July
/, 1912.
Three of said bonds (sl50o) mature July
l, 1913
Three of said bonds (sl5oo) mature July
/, 1914.
Three of said bonds (sl500) mature July
/, 1945.
Three Of said bonds (s15oo) mature July
Three of said bonds (sl5oo) mature July
Three of said bonds (sl5Oo) mature July
/, 194S
Three of said bonds ts15ool mature July
six of said bonds (ssooo) mature July
/, 1850.
Said sale will be made to the highest
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 and all bids therefor. In the
event no satisfactory bids are received at
the time and on the date herein fixed, the
sale will continue from day, to day there
after until a satisfactory bid has been re-
ceived for all of said bonds. Said bonds
curing funds to be used in the construc
ton of a new consolidated high school
building for the said Consolidated Dis
trict and are direct obligations of said
School Town. payable out of the taxes
levied and collected on all the taxable
City. Indiana. within the limits prescribed
by law. the expenditure of which sums of
money has been approved by the Board
of Tax Commissioners of the State of
MARION HUNT.
RUSSELL E. DUNCAN,
CLELL B. HUFF,
Board of Trustees of the School
Town of Oakland City, 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
Township Gibson County, In
diana
John 3. Bilderback. Attorney,
Oakland City, Indiana
Maurice B. Miller. Attorney.
Princeton. Indiana.
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FEB. %, 1886
50 LegaIs
NOTICE 10 TAxPAYERs

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice Is hereby given to taxpayers of
the City Of Indianapolis that the Com
mon Council now has pending before il
Appropriation Ordinance No s. 1895
which proposes to appropriate the sum
of Three Thousand Dollars (s3 600 o0l
appropriated balance in the general fund
of the Department of Public Health and
Charities for the year 1886 to the divi-
sion of ADMINISTRATORS OF Health
in said department. for the payment Of
two t2l barber shop inspectors. which DO
sitions were heretofore created by Gen.
eral Ordinance No. 6S-i935. and fixing a
time when the same shall take effect
The above described ordinance is due
to come up for passage at the next reg
ular meeting Of the Council to be held on
the End day of March. 1896
After said appropriation has been de-
termined, any ten or more taxpayers feel
Ing themselves aggrieved NAV appeal to
the State Board of Tax Commissioners for
further and final action thereon by filing
petition therefor with the Marion County
Auditor not later than ten days after said
appropriation has been made by said
Common Council and the State Board OF
Tax Commissioners viii fix a date for
hearing in this county.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
City of Indianapolis this 18th day Of
February. 1886.
DANIEL J. O'NEILL. Jr..
tSeaD City Clerk.
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50 LeqdIs

be $50. 10000: said proposed building to
be approximately 120x96 feet. in part two
stories high and basement. and in part
one story, and constructed of brick mr.
ished in wood. and to be of what is COM
monty known as fireproof construction.
HOWARD F. WILSON
FOY E. KING
THOS v. KEOCH
Members of the Board of Trustees
of the School Town Of Speedway.
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4: zeal STAT Mar
THIS IS A
RESIDENTIAL YEAR,.
By
ROBERT p. MOORMAN, Realt0r
Mgr. Real Estate Dept, Fidelity Trust Co.

NEVER in my fifteen years in the Real Estate
business in Indianapolis have I seen and
talked to any more people who are real estate
"minded,"-or rather "home minded" than
have in the past few months. This evidence
of interest has been backed up by sales, which
is the proof of the pudding
The substantial part about this is that these
people who have bought, or are buying, are
right 1t is the natural cycle of the real estate
business and those who are taking advantage
of the present conditions are acting before it
is too late, and are placing themselves in a
fine position
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-22

HUPMOBTI.E 1925 sedan. engine No 1901,
serial No. 1904 will be sold Friday,
March 6 at 10 a. m for storage and
FRANK STEWART, 316 E. Henry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

Patsy Brown, proprietor of the Silver Chalet, is scheduled to be elected president of the Waterbury district of the Independent Detail Liquor Dealers association at a meeting of the group Monday night at Lakeside Tavern. Approximately one hundred hotel, restaurant, club and tavern owners from the Wa terbury area will attend the session. Clyde Jennings of The Elton is un- derstood to be slated for a place on theadvisory committee.
 Other officers who will be elected, according to present indications, are: Vice-president, William Hanley of this city; secretary and treasurer, Dewey Butler of Waterbury; advis- ory committee, Joseph Smith of this city, William Sullivan of Beacon Falls, Carl Brennan of Southbury and Raymond Shea of Naugatuck. The advisory committee will include several others in this section of the state engaged in the liquor busi- ness.
 GenIot to Preside
 Harmon Genlot, president and exe- cutive secretary of the State Inde- pendent Retail Liquor Dealers asso- citation will call the meeting to order at 8 o'clock. A dinner will be served and plans will be discussed concerning proposed legislation to be introduced at the 1887 session of the legislature.
 The Independent Retail Liquor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

Patrolman John Parker after com- plaints had been received at detec- tive headquarters. He was given a continuance in city court next day.
 New System
 He is alleged to have been one of group selling treasury balance tic- kets in the city, operating mainly among garage employees. Persons whose tickets had numbers match ing the figures on the daily treasury balance reports were to get free suits and after purchasing a speci- fled number of tickets, patrons were to get a suit anyway. Complaints against the operation of the club are said to date back as far as 8 year.
 Police authorities urge patrons of the club to write at once to head quarters of the company in New ark asking that the suits be for- warded or the amount of money paid be remitted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
Local Investors Pay In $500 No Waiting
 For Delayed" Orders
Winning Customers Decided By Treasury Balance Tickets Headquarters of Firm in Newark, N. J.
 Under Scrutiny of States Attorney Office

Charged with operating a lottery as the result of complaints that he was collecting for a suit club but no suits were being given, Roy Bres- lau, 35, of 1899 East 18th street, Brooklyn, N. r., was given a months continuance by Judge Ed- ward Mascolo in city court today on the understanding that g Water burians who had paid amounts ag- gregating over $500 would receive their suits.
 Accompanying Breslau to court this morning was tailor described as an employe of the company, which operates from . Newark, N J. headquarters, who said he was ready to take the measurements of all persons who had ordered suits. According to Captain Joseph Stew ems of the detective bureau the man promised to contact each of the persons who had ordered suits with in the next month.
 Check Headquarters
 Meantime, Captain Stevens de- clared, the Wilton Tailoring com pany of 3l Fulton street, Newark, N. J., is under investigation by the states attorneys office of New Jer- sey. Captain Stevens said he under stood officers of the company would be given 6 hearing tomorrow. In- vestigation by the local Chamber of Commerce disclosed that the com- pany had been ordered by the states attorneys offlce of New York to liquidate its business and had then established headquarters in Newark.
 Breslau was arrested last Friday night by Detective John Calvin and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
NEW FENCING CLASS
 AT CENTRAL Y.M.C.A.

New class in Fencing at Central "Y"-Instructor, Kenneth c. flaw thorne, a former collegiate champion. '
 The group wNl meet at ' p. m. Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
 The following men have signed for the class. Jay Coffee, Louis Chieffo, Walden Trimble, Herbert Baurer, Frank Johnson, Carmen Coppolo. Fred Stevens, Joe Ma rinko, Herman Prosl, Dr. Franklin Warren, Sam Meyers, Steve O'F'la- herty, Bill Condon, Howard Froher, Dan Boardman and Ernest Hey worth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
SCOVILL BLAZE
 QUELLED EASILY

East Main street engine and chemical companies early last night extinguished a small fire in the forging room of the Scovill Manu- featuring company caused by a broken oil line. Only slight dam age was done. At the home of Frank Gaitano, 8 Burton street, bedroom curtains caught fire at o'clock yes- terday afternoon. Children playing with matches were believed to have started the blaze.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
Suit Club Promoter Operated Lottery
WHIPPLE SENT
 TO HUB OFFICE

c. A. Whipple, who has been in charge of the Connecticut division of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea O., has been transferred to the Boston office, 1t was announced by J. J. Byrnes, president of the New England division. The announce ment was also made that L. w. Thompson. vice-president of the New England division, would be transferred from Portland, Me, to assume full charge of the entire ter- ritory. Connecticut employees are planning dinner for Mir. Whipple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
FRANK C. WRIGHT
 FINED IN BRISTOL

Frank c. Wright of this city was fined $25 and costs by Judge Will liam J. Malone in Bristol police court yesterday on charge of ob- taining goods under false pretenses. It was alleged that last April Wright bought some wall paper from the Bristol Lumber company and gave @ bad check for $10 as payment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
Patsy Brown To Head
 Independent Dealers
Retail Liquor Association to Hold District Meeting at
 Lakeside Monday Night

Dealers association is made up of persons engaged in every line of the liquor business where consumption takes place on the premises. Tn view of this varied membership it is ex- pected that the hotel, restaurant, club and tavern owners will be united at the next session of the general assembly so that legislation favorable to the group as whole can be proposed and pushed to adoption.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
IS SALVATION ARMY
 DELEGATES ELECTED

Major Alfred Vincent. ofAcer in charge of the local Salvation Army Corps, announces the annual youth conference for this area will be held in Hartford. Saturday and Sunday ct the Central Baptist church and Calvary Temple. Six hundred delegates from twenty-nine posts will participate. 4 delegation of fifteen will 90 from Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
Loyal to COP. Since 1864

Eugene, Ore. (U. P.) = D. M. Baker, GA, who has voted for every Republican candidate for Presi- dent since he cast his first Presi- dential ballot for Lincoln in 1864, says he will do the same thing this fall. Even if the Republicans Ilom- mate a Democrat he says he would vote the party ticket.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05


 Elton. Members of the Knights of Columbus are urged to be present with their friends at the 8 o'clock mass in the Immaculate Conception church, where they will be seated in 8 reserved section.
 The K. of 0. delegation will march to the church from the Columbus club, 70 North Main street, where members are asked to meet not later than TAO 8. m. Tickets for the breakfast will be obtainable then if needed or at the Hotel Elton prior to the breakfast.
 Speakers for the occasion will in- clude the Rev. Thomas Shanahan, s. J., member of the faculty of Holy Cross college and Q native of this city. Father Shanahan is known here as an able and convincing speaker. Also to be heard are John c. Gilmartin, well-known local edu- cator and lecturer, and John J. Contway, executive secretary of the Boy Life Bureau of the Knights of Columbus, of New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
SHANAHAN
 GUEST OF KNIGHTS
Annual Communion Serv. ices of Sheridan Council,
 Sunday Morning

Final plans were completed last night at a meeting of the commit. tee arranging for the annual conls inunion breakfast of Sheridan coun- cil, No. 24. Knights of Columbus. Grand Knight-elect Charles J. Bai1- non, chairman of the committee, presided and urged all members to make the annual services Q corn- plete success.
 The breakfast will be held this Sunday morning at 9:15 in the Hotel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
SUIT WITHDRAWN

Withdrawal of the foreclosure ac- ton of the Colonial Trust company against Libby Haroun was announce cd today. The action was instituted recently in the court of common pleas. Property on West Main street is involved in the suit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
Walter WiuacIaeu On BrOGdzcay
cEads Mark ReEseredl copyrlEht Daily

Todays was written in The Vaudeville News sep- cmbcr 2L 1sea We can't see that we've improved
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

The U. s. escort service is to ex- pertinent with bombing planes which will scatter dirt and chemical bombs as means of combating small forest fires.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
Lines To An OId Flore

YOu passed me by and didn't stop tO speak;
 I'm certain that you standing there. felt the blood creep slowly Co each check
 And realized hadn't ceased to care. How different heart and mind bet
 It that it only Yesterday; My thoughts were all of you and yours of me! We dreamed love could decay. It isn't likely that you'll see this here
 And even if you do-yOu1l have some laughs To think that you could make me shed . tear, But you've helped me to Mn three paragraphA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
0U 8 s EVERY OTHER GASOLINE
 LISA.
New Mobilgas Eauonte in Soconyla

Mobgas introduced in the East just three weeks ago is repeating its rumphs is showing thousands daily why it's Americas largest-selling gasoline.
 See yourself the difference makes your cars perform Smoother quieter power, mileage this new Mobilgas has everything you want in gasolne
 It's always the tested rgidy for uniformity Stop in today the Sign Flying Red Horse Standard Oil of New York; Division of SOcOny Vacuum Oil Company Incorporated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05
Sasslety Note
Frank vreeIand.

Sasslety Note - ..-.w.s .w ...~ New York heraIdlng that F. A coIumnl on Ine Morning and ditto for HeywoOd BrOun The esteemed HIP ne featuring Don Marquis a over Mammalian
 Wel don't expect to be famous But # we ever are-we trust they high the boards We got very weary or seeing the Pantages Circuit blbOard-away down low the dogs can be as sarcastic as the critics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

Actor: "il you please tell my agent that I'm here" Once boy: "Sorry, but he can't see anyone today"
 Actor: "e him trust his blindness is only temporary
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

nations leading phianthopi 1t is also so secret " s sc b6 wSo received fayo made himself obnoxious by asking became to tell him not to send in any
 "Thls appeal It rsD0rtI
 height being sndsss being brckcand looking like it - .a. When it's about you--its darn liel Rhythm
 ripple on an nGiana river they Aan S' s @ asnt se than be Hopping at the Palace Monday ma- Actor: "wll you please my agent that I'm here."
 os oaEcs S : s n rs trust hi hs 'S Sne Hs o
 Jack osterman the Main Stem when he .o 'Ss Ss. t ss os.nS sSs ow are yous"
 "T% snV, very S1s; clever" Frisco "and youS' Dusk on B'way
 w ss $ sao coat and s0 .eps 'a the sdy sronss % Bre her salOshss hops sap and jumps s ssis Sterio Ss 5s,ss 4nsssr During globe osp5 s:a ao s1s t @ s m r ns Ss Sv % 1ns @ S I There were two sngles standing hea One suerc finish to his act and the other did
 
 nacEsaee of the orpe City they there as this sQn: Don't What You Did in New York-Do It HereI" yF%a #3h&S
 Montana cowboy banjo this his daughter On the train coming the conductor asked her
 "I is four years she replied. -
 "And when will you the conductor chucng her sJust Ss soon as we get this tran!" the reply John Connery relays Beatrice Morgan the leading lady was wndow-shoppg As she stopped Tn front or i snop t G d to start with her. He said: Those 1s arent reai-a Q white line down its spine"
 eay?" Miss Morgan Turn around and let me see your backl" Heheheh ,. ... .. Conn., actOr trade he overheard this between two smalNes. ,v., ..- u. .v..,n eyefythng!"
 Fir act Hops have some shirts maoe Seen on the marquee thater playing vaude and pie lures:
 "Enenies of Women"
 Val Ernie Stanton. Aint It So?
 ResardIcss of straw thermometers,
 | know when it's Summer air; have unf4llng barometers
 My pants and shirt stick to the chair! Sasslety Note w ..
 Twenty blbOards) displayed au over P. Coumnlst on The Morning ditto HeywoOd Boun The esteemed IID
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

M :" ' ' VI
 Although recognized of the panhropts 1t is also that of those befnded have taken advantage of his generosity
 made himself obnoxious asking necessary tell him not to send in more appeals.
 letter Ths not appeal It is report HAVE NO PANTS"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

ankng along the Main Stem when he en" countcred Frisco. the hooferwit "IEclo, Joe" said Osterman, "hOw are your"
 @Tm very clever" said Frisco land you?'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

scandal IS always interesting when 1t is about scmet When it's about you-its darn liel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

There were two singles" standing in front of the Palace one of them had surefre finish to his act and the Ot . Pat Rooney imitation also.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

Dusk On Bway
 vii roUers with ptrned coat collar elderly slusy street. his stetson and disappears the flowing thronR . Brte in her galoshes hops skps and jumps the Palace stage entrance uh Nzmovs anEng pa ne sauntering north along Stem the Putnam Bldg Capt Rheba Crawford the Salvation Army collecting crowd
 the Caiey Theaer HOW about cal" linz the lovely young girl "The Angel of Broadway"P
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

Rhythm @ -
 h HersCe poet penned: T would rather be ripple Indiana river than coudburst in Sahara where they celebrate Q rain" .
 like PatrOa than Be welded to PetrOva who roundelay would rather click second In smaIe than be Hopping at the Palace Monday mat <
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

MetClIeSB Truth
 The height of being fendess Broadway being brcl looking like it
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

packstaEe of the Orpheum Theater in Kansas City they is this sign: Don't Tell Us What You Did In New X'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-05

Ain't It So?
 Regardless of straw hats, thermometers,
 I know when it's real Summer air; have these unf.. Hing barOmeters:
 My pants and shirt stick to the chair
La gaceta., 1936-10-03
DEL MINISTERIO DE
LA GUERRA DE ESPANA

Madrid, oct. Bel ministe-
rio de la guerra dio aver ell 81
guiente parte de las operaciones
que Sc realizan contra los fs-
cistas: Durante la noche v no
ras de la manana hubo Tranquil
lidad en- los frentes Norte y
Noroeste. En- Vizcaya una CO.
lumna de los rebeldes Sc RETRO
ante ell empuje de las trOpas lea
les. Atac6 ell enemigo duramen-
te en- Siguenza, en- ell frente de
Arag6n, y los milicianos contra
~atacaron, poniendole en- retira-
da.
En- ell frente Sc rechaz6 la a.
erosion de los facciosos, que per
dieron en- ell combate / conan
dante, 2 capitanes Y 2 tenien-
tes. La aviaci6n rebelde, en- ell
sector del Centre, dej6 caer Is
bombas en- Santa Cruz del Re-
La gaceta., 1936-10-03
Ca de los amigos del Frente
Popular de Jacksonville
Un nuevo donativo de los enthusiasts
por la cAusa de Espaha

bio iberico, no contando en- Ell,
desde luego, a los traidores por-
tugueses? lCree listed que ell
Franco Y sus secuaces lograran
hollar cen SD peZCna bovina Ia
valiente capital madrilena?
SPor que habra caido Toledo
tan facilmente en- manos de los
facciosos? SHabra en- clio alg1h
plan estrategico pOr parte del
gobierno? IHabra en- la mente
de los estrategas leales al go
bierno I'm plan que torne ell asal
to a Madrid en- un segundo Yer
dun? iEncontrara Franco su
Waterloo en- Su tan pregonado
ataque?"
Contestaremos al amigo Can
damio y lie agradecemos, a el y
sus companeros, ell nuevo enviO.
La gaceta., 1936-10-03

&Los pocos e~spanoles y cuba
nos que residen en- Jacksonville,
los que desde ALI aman la causa
de la R~epublica y de la libertad,
los mandan hoy un donativo de
$3.50 para ell Frente Popular
.Espanol.
Esa cantidad ha sido donada
por las personals siguientss: F.
Candamio, $1,000; P. B. Diaz,
5000; de a dollar, Claudio Diaz,
Modesto Otero, Alfredo Longo,
y Joaquin Tamargo. A. Monte
fG, SOC. Componen ell Comite de
Jacksonville los Sres. P. B..
Diaz, A. Longo y F. Candamio.
En- su carta a nuestro dTec-
tor, CandamiS interroga iY que
me dice listed, camarada de la
situaci6n actual del martir pue-