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Memond 192 ft Oakland Sedan $65 I 1930 Chevrolet Coupe $125 1929 Oakland Sedan 45 1929 Ford Coach 75 1929 Ford Coupe 00 1929 Plymouth Coupe 125 1929 Standard Buick Sedan 75 1929 Olds Coach 125 192 ft Chevrolet Coupe 75 TRUCKS 1929 Chevrolet Coach 95 1928 F’ord T $ 75 1929 Chevrolet Coupe 95 1931 Dodge Panel 145 1929 Chrysler Sedan 125 1931 Chevrolet Panel 145 1929 Hudson Sedan 75 1934 Dodge Panel 395 1930 Plymouth Sedan 125 1935 Ford D. W 475 125 OTHER GOOD VALUES FROM $95 % TO S7OO FADELY-BIRR 540 E. Wash. Rl-8913

iwiliwwwwwiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiri n'lnminniimriimmiinTiinniniriniiinnr. “Lot of Bargains” f Northside I 6ih et Meridian NO SO-CALLED SPECIAL SAI.ER: 1 LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT Wm; QUALITY ALWAYS. Inspect These Real Values i93snsr*s ....1595 5 l934Er‘. M "“ $495 ; 1934858,*““;. $545 19342STir". $595 ; 1934j:j”" c "” , .‘ $450 | 193325 L $375 j 1933JS ” $250 1 1933JX?„ $345 | E IOTTEord Tudor; Radio (fldC .1 * IV J J and H*al*r =g t 1932 r r „,:, rl ”"". 1 !'. $245 1 [ 1932;:;:;.T"* $225 i I 1932 K $350 1 I932JSJT* $345 | 193288; ...$325 | I 193125T.*"..? $265 1 1 I93l2S*.„°!!“** $295 | § 10 7 1 Willyys-Knlght do 7 c H I * 'J I Deluxe Sedan PA/3 g I 1 9315" Sr ” r ‘ $195 | ] 19305:,; $125 1 I | fi Sedan. | W I 1929K'n h,,i ". $125 | I 192988* * $145 | 1929“, r.“' n : $65 | I l927Sff,r S6O I Mutiv Other Values at Oui Retail Store. g | 2004 N. Meridian j Litzelman & Morrison, Inc. Studehaker Distributors

WEISSMAN MOTORS 2122 E. Wash. CH-4442 '35 Dodge Tour. Coach $645 1 '35 Plymouth Coupe 500 '35 Ford Coarh (radio) 485 '34 Ford Sedan 325 j Lincoln 6-Pass, Sedan 245 927 Virg. Ave. DR-6079 '35 Dodge Coupe $525 '35 Dodge Touring Sedan ... 645 '3A Plymouth Coarh 495 Chrysler 5-Pass. Coupe ■ (radio, heater) 325 '3O Ford Coupe 175 332 N. Capitol LI-8916 '35 Dodge Touring Coach .. $575 '35 Plymouth Coupe (radio). 525 ’35 Plymouth Coach 525 ’3O Buiek R. S. Rdstr 225 ’3l Ford Coach 225 SHOI.TY BARGAINS '35 Chevrolet Sedan $475 ’3l Dodge Sedan 245 *34 Chevrolet Panel 325 ’3l Chevrolet Coupe 225 '3O Ford Roadster 150 '34 Chevrolet. Master Coach. 425 1031 Virginia Ave. 33 Plymouth Coupe $350 '34 Chevrolet Coupe 395 '3l Chevrolet Coach 175 ’3O Ford Coupe 135 ‘3l Ford Coach 190 ’29 Ford Coach 75 1910 E. Washington St. ’2B Pontiac Sedan $ 95 ’29 Graham Paige 145 ’34 Ford Coach 375 ’3O Olds Sedan 195 '29 Ford Coach , 75 426 E. New York St. Terms to suit you. Opeji All Day Decoration Day and Sunday. r lfl.ru Olds 6 tourlns sedan: five •/ 400(1 miles; like new; guaranteed. ▼ terms to Milt vour income MONARCH MOTOR OPEN AIR USED CAR STORE 95* N Meridian T 1939 Olds; In good condition; for \ *99 00 MONARCH MOTOR OPEN ▼ air Cltn CAR STORE. 958 N Meridian. PLYMOUTH 1035 DN LUXE C<rUPE VERY REASONABLE: Rl-631*. BETWEEN 830 __ AND r 1934 Pontiac 4-door sedan: onlv / 18 000 actual miles terms to suit V vour Income MONARCH MOTOR OPEN AIR USED CAR STORE. 958 N Meridian. SEE THESE Fontlac ’3O coach, nice 9146 Chevrolet '3O coach, nice 145 Ford '39 tudor, bargain 85 Ford ‘29 coupe, bargain 85 Plymouth '32 coach bargain 225 St’ut* '29 sedan, rsl ... 125 Ford '2* I‘j-ton truck 145 209 W. NORTH-ST. TERRA PLANE '34 Major coupe, It. S Air wheel*. *425. LOSEY MOTORS, INC. 1213 N. Meridian. Many Good Buys in Used Cars HJCKMAN-MOYER SALES. INC. 418 1* OdgUoMv _ R! -827". BUY vour used ear at (ha homa of “A*aured Transportation " CENTRAL BUICK CO. Cd Car Bter# •39 N. Uenc;an. LI-1995. *

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Roy Wilmeth Cos. Inc. 720 N. Capitol sls Down ’29 Ford Sport Coupe ’29 Ford Standard Coupe ’29 Oldsmobile Sedan ’29 Ford Pick-Up '2B Chevrolet Cabriolet ’2B Chevrolet Standard Coupes (2 of them) ’2B Chrysler R. S. Coupe ’29 Oldsmobile Coupe ’2B Peerless Sedan '27 Oldsmobile Coupe ’.‘so Auburn Sedan ’29 Ford Tudor ’29 Chevrolet Tudor ’27 Buick Sedan ’29 Essex Sedan ’3O Fargo Slip-On Pierce-Arrow Roadster ’’29 Studebaker Sedan Cadillac Sedan ’29 Chevrolet Coupe ’29 Graham-Paige Victoria ’27 Buick Victoria, 2 to choose from ’2B Buick Sedan Packard Sedan, side mounts 100 Others to Choose From “Billy” Brewer Lot Manager Many Good Buys in Used Cars Johnson Chevrolet, Inc. 1035 N. Meridian GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET 836 E 63d, Broad Hipp’e Downtown Store, 544 E Wash. St. Bonus Pian on The Range lOih and Illinois TED BYRNE CO. 962 N. Meridian. RI-2411. TO BUY a good used car. See FORD DEALER at Cumberland. Phone 18 Reverse charges. VALUES on our used car lots. ~St. Clair and Illinois, and 628 N. Capitol-av FRANK HATFIELD CO IHE MYSTERY CAR.—Bargain at $75 THORNBURG-VOL.LRATH MOTOR CO 328 N. Delaware. LI-8112, USED cars wanted in trade on new Fords 5410 E. Washington-st. IR-7888. 71 Trucks and Tractors 4 trucks priced under 9.7 SIOO GMC tractor and trailer, complete ... 150 Ford V-8. 1935. panel body . . 450 Diamond TANARUS, 1935, 1%-ton 675 GMC heavy duty. 3-ton ’ 750 Many Others. GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT 31 W. 13th-st. h. Sandys. Mgr! CHEVROLET 1%-TON TRUCK. Excellent condition $125 I WOLF AUTO CO. 555 N. CRpitol-nv. LI-4516 diamond T 1935; motor and tires in pcrlect condition. Rl-6328 between 8:30 and 5. F’OR SAIH truck sleeping cab: like new 7 !i!fht price. FOSTER FREIGHT LINE’S 22 W. Henry. RI-1326 new AND used: DUMP AND TRUCK BODIES CARS ALLIED TRUCK EQUIP.. 904 N. SENATE DUMP TRUCK BODY- S2O 4322 BERTIIA-ST. 72 Tires—Accessories drive on smooth tires. KITE NU3READ costs as little as $4.25 GENERAL TIRE CO. 8.16 N. Delaware. RI-5523. 72 Wanted Automobiles CALLING ALL CARS Don t give vour car away We’ll buv it AUTO EXCHANGE. 810 E ' Washingion-M CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY FINK AUTO CO. / 140 N. Capitol Ave. LI-1 112 WANTED—IOO used cars. Any model or Hlhe st cash prices. SELIG AUTO CO.. 19 s. East-st. RI-7119. CASH FOR YOUR CAR OREQUITY ABELS AUTO CO. 430 N. CAPITOL LI-4240 Cash tor 'lour Car or Eauity CHCSTNUTT & HOLLY CO. 1007 N Merldlan-st LI-3732 WANT ”29 DE SOTO FOR SALVAGE 3328 STATION-ST 7S Personal Prop. Loans Public Welfare Loan 330 Occidental Bldg.. S. E. Corner Wash. and Ills. Sts.. 3d floor, RI-3587. If In need of a loan establish your credit wbh us where the rate has £ver Increased Furniture, diamond, auto and teachers loans. $lO to S3OO. All Loans 2% THIS HAS BEEN OUR RATE FOR 10 YEARS i LOANS ON SIGNATURES. „ CAPITOL LOAN CO. Bldg 2nd Floor 41 E Washinßton-st Phone Rl-7561 * Best Result*—Lowest Cost. The Times RI-555! SO Auto Loans Money to Loan on Automobiles ?o Months to p* v Fleptvof parking space tn rear Mpridian Motor Sales M 0 N. Meridian SU-ifsl

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78 Personal Prop. Loans IiMMiM wmrnrnm 1 Household Finance | I HONOR I (LOANS| On Just Your | Plain Note | and Nothing Else § ! AT NEW I | LOW COST | 1 Only the Borrower J Signs fj No co-makers or endorsers S jj All loans made by House- g g hold in this city are now on jj j the new Honor Loan Plan. j g Both single people and mar- g M tied couples who can make g H regular monthly payments are W jj eligible for Honor Loans. You J jj just sign a simple note, exactly jj jj such a note as you would jj n want to give a personal friend. jj 7 ; You need no security of any U jj kind. You need not "put up" j g stocks, bonds, real estate, your j g car, your furniture or your g ■ salary to get an Honor Loan. jj New Reduced Cost | On All Loans jj Only at Household Finance II j can you secure an Honor Loan. Ij jj And the cost is even less than if jj formerly charged on loans jj B with or without security. gj You may repay your Honor j§ p Loan in convenient monthly jj jj installments—take up to 20 jj {j months, if needed. You can re- jj jj pay sooner and reduce the cost. 1 | TO APPLY FOR A LOAN | g just phone, write or call at the jj jj ofiice for a confidential inter. g j§ view. No obligation. IS HOUSEHOLD ! || FINANCE [ CORPORATION ( | SOS Merchants Bank Building I sth FI., Indianapolis I Cor. Washington and Meridian g Phone: Riley 2579 lj.an* Made in Marion County lOC ALLY MANAGED g OffICES IN PRINCIPAL U. S. CITIES g Household Finance Sponsors § / EDGAR A. GUEST / j g 7 ln'"W alcorr* Valley” onrf 7 g | > SHERLOCK HOLMES J | with RICHARD GORDON • 1 g: Cepr. 1936, Household Finance Corp. p fTh ml A Month ■J on ALL \ LOANS j) $lO to S3OO /£ NO LOWER RATE IN CITY —WHY PAY MORE 205 Odd Fellow Bldg. Penn, and Wash. Sts. LI-8495 • 200 Roosevelt Bldg. N. L\ Cor. 11l and Wash. SLs. LI-2491 COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. Business Established 1867 Leans on Furniture, Autos, Diamonds LIBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. Delawa re-st. L , -6503. Loans on Automobiles EqultH Seruritles Cos. OceraMfig •* BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. sl9 S. Obio-tt. U-5511.

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80 Auto Loans - ; —= AUTO LOANS SACKS BROS. 20 Months to Pay 306 Indlana-Ar 212 W. New York HWnTTeWSSB We V Tff aISBB | 20 Months to Pay | 82 Legals Leeal Notice of Public Hearing Public Service Commission Docket No. 888-A. 1. Application of Joseph A. Hoffman, and b/a J. A Hoffman & Sons. Chicago. 111., for a certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of property, interstate, serving all cities and towns over all highways situated in Lake and Porter counties, also from the Ind-111. State line to the Ind-Mich. State line over highways 12. 20. 2. 31. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 State House. Indianapolis, Ind.. 10 a. m.. Wednesday. June 10. 1936. Public participation is reauested. Public Service Commission. By Richard W. Sharpless, Secretary. Indianapolis. Ind.. May 26. 1936. Lega! Notice of Public Hearing Public Service Commission Docket No. 163-B. 2. Application of Glen R. Pitman. Hillsboro, for a permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier of brick, intrastate, over such highways and to such points in the State of Indiana as reauired by contracts. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 Stale House, Indianapolis, Ind.. 9 a. in.. Monday, June 8. 1936. Public participation is requested. Public Service Commission. By Pete H. Dawson, Director Motor Vehicle Department. Indianapolis. Ind.. Mav 26. 1936. Legal Notice of Public Hearing Public Service Commission Docket No. 309-A. 1. Application of Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Cos.. Evansville, to amend order No. 30S-A. 1 so as lo enable petitioner to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of passengers over and upon any of the public highways within the' corporate limits of the City of Evansville. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind.. 9 a. m., Monday, June 8. 1936. Public participation is requested. Public Service Commission. By Pete H. rhiwson. Director Motor Ve- ’ hide Department. Indianapolis Ind.. May 26. 1936. Legal Nc ice of Public Hearing Public Sett <:e Commission Docket No. 76-A, 3. Application of Adrian L. White, Holton, to transfer his certificate. No. 561-A, 1, to The Silver Fleet Motor Express, Inc., Seymoui^ NcWce is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Tnd., 9 a. m.. Tuesday. June 9, 1936. Public participation is requested. Public Service Commission. By Pete H. Dawson. Director Motor Vehicle Department. Indianapolis. Ind., Mav 26. 1936. Legal Notice of Public Hearing Public Service Commission Docket No. 899-A. 1. Application of Nora D. Thompson. Detroit. Mich., for a certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of I property, interstate, from the Ind-Mich. State line to the Ind-111. Slate line over highways 112. 20. 2, 12. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind.. 9 a. m.. Tuesday, June 9. 1936. Public participation is reauested. Public Service Commission. Bv Pete H. Dawson. Director Motor Vehicle Department. Indianapolis. Ind.. Mav 26. 1936. Legal Notice of Public Hearing Public Service Commission Docket No. 006-A. 1. Application of Frank Crayton. Plain City. Ohio, for a certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of race ! horses and necessary eouipment. interstate, t’er all Federal, State, and county highwavs. Notice is herebv given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public i hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com- ! mission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind . 9 a. m.. Tuesday. June 9. 1936. ) Public participation is reauested. Public Service Commission Bv Pete H. Dawson, Direclot Motor Vehicle Department. Legal Notice of Public Hearing Public Service Commission Ducket No. ; 784-li. 1. Application of James S. Johnson. North Manchester, for a permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier of property. i intrastate, from Fort Wayne to North Manchester over highways 14 105. 114 Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission w.IJ conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind.. 9 a. m.. Wednesday. June 10. 1936. Public participation is reauested. Public Service Commission. By Pete H. Dawson. Director Motor Vehicle Department. | Indianapolis. Ind. Mav 26. 1936. Legal Notice of Public Hearing Public Service Commission Docket No. 910-A. 1. Application of Thomas Beckett. Henryville. for a certificate to operate motor vei hides as a common carrier ol property. 1 intrastate, betwfen Columbus sad JefferJsonville over rJghwsv 31. ana between 1 JpffersonviUe and New Albanv over highwav 62. passing through and serving all intermediate points on above routes. Notice is herebv given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind.. S a. m Wednesday. June 10. 1936. j Public participation is reauested. ( Public Service Commission. Bv Pete H. Dawson, Director Motor Vej hlcle Department. 1 Indianapolis, Ind. Mav 26, 1930 Legal Notice ot Public Hearing Public Seivice Commission Docket No. 218-B. 2. i Application of Dave Chnspen*. Chicago. 111., for a permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract earlier of property, interi state, extending through or into cities and , towns over highways 67. 27. 6. 43. I „ Notice is hereby given that the Public j Service Commission will conduct public I hearing In this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind . 10 a. m.. Monday. June 8. 1936. Public participation is reouested. Public Service Commission. Bv Richard W Sharnless. Secretarr. Indianapolis, Ipd May 26. 1936 Lege! Notice of Publir Hearing Public Service Commissi ofl Dock*t No. 7M-B. 1 Application of Pan! H Rohe db a Laugherv Gravel Cos., Aurora. lor a reran it

j 82 Legals |*o operate motor vehicles as a contract j carrier of property, interstate, over all ! State, Federal and county highways withfin Dearborn. Franklin. Decatur. Ripley. Switzerland, and Ohio counties. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis, j Ind., 10 a. m.. Monday, June 8. 1936. j Public participation is reauested. Public Service Commission, i By Richard W. Sharpless, Secretary. I Indianapolis. Ind . Mav 26. 1936. Legal Notice of Public Hearing I Public Service Commission Docket No. 749-B. 1. Application of Henry L. Dixon, New Hari mony, for a permit to operate motor vei hides as a contract carrier of property i and passengers, intrastate, from New Harmony to Stewartsville over hignwa.vs 66. 68. and county road. I Notice is hereby given that the Public j Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House, Indianapolis, j Ind.. 10 a. m.. Tuesday. June 9, 1936. I Public participation is reauested. Public Service Commission. By Richard W. Sharpless, Secretary. ! Indianapolis. Ind.. MavJJ6._l936. Notice to Bidders Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of the following materials will be received bv the Chairman of the State Highway Commission of Indiana, at his office on the third floor. State House Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana, until 2:00 p. m. on the sth day of June. 1936. at which time they will be publicly opened and read: Invitation No. 682: 1 automobile 4 door deluxe sedan f. o. b. Indianapolis. Invitation No. 683: 2000 to 2500 tons No. 8F crushed aggregate, slag or gravel | del’d, on State Road 56-M and State Road 3-B-2. or at plant in the vicinity of Blocher. Invitation No. 684: 500 to 1000 tons : No. 8-F crushed aggregate, slag or gravel I del’d, on State Road 350. Sec. H and J.. Invitation No. 685: 4000 to 4500 tons No. 8F crushed aggregate, slag or gravel 1 del’d, on State Road 37-J, K-l. or at plant in the vicinity ol Bloomington. Invitation No. 686: 700 to 1000 tons I No. 8 crushed aggregate'' del’d, on State Road 135-G. ( Invitation No. 687: 1000 to 1200 tons ! No. 8 crushed aggregate or gravel del’d, on Stat. 6 Road 58-K. or at plant in vicin- ! ity of Columbus. Invitation No. 688: 2000 to 2400 tons No. 8F crushed aggregate, slag or gravel del’d, on State Roads 29-D-2 and 3-G. or at plant in the vicinity of Greensburg. j Invitation No. 689: 400 to 600 tons No. 8 and 9 crushed aggregate f. o. b. Edinburg. or del’d, on State Road 252-G, or I at plant in vicinity of Edinburg, j Invitation No. 690: 400 to 600 tons No. 8 crushed aggregate or gravel del’d, on State Road 407-A. or at plant in vicinity | of North Vernon. Ind. Invitation No. 691: 1500 to 2000 tons No. 8F crushed aggregate, slag or gravel del’d, on State Road 31. Sec. A-2. A-3. or at plant in the vicinity ol New Albany. Ind. Bids shall be submitted upon standard proposal forms. Proposal forms and specifications will be furnished free upon reouest. The right is reserved by the Chairman to reject any or all bids, or to award on any combination of bids that in his judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana. State Highway Commission of Indiana. James_D. Adams. Chairman. Notice to Bidders School of Medicine Building Equipment. Indiana University. Bloomington. Indiana Sealed proposals for the furnishing and installing, if installation be required by the specifications, of the following described items of equipment, for the School of Medicine Building for Indiana University. will be received at the office of John W. Cravens. Secretary of the Trustees of Indiana University, in Maxwell Hall until 10:00 A. M.. Central Standard Time, on June 13th, 1936. which proposals will then be publicly opened at the office of the President of the University in Maxwell Hail at Bloomington. Indiana. Bids received later than the above time will be returned unopened. The various items of equipment and furnishings to te supplied are fullv described in the plans and specifications prepared by A. M. Strauss. Architect. 415 Cai-Wayne Building. Fort Wavne, Indiana, and plans and specifications may be obtained from | the Architect. Separate bids will be received on the following items: “A- 1” —General steel laboratory equipment including tables, cases, desks, integral sinks, etc. I “A- 2” —Steel hoods. ”C- 1"I Miscellaneous tables, desks fmost”C- 2” i—ly steel, a few woodl. etc. —not "C- 3”) of the special laboratory type. ”F” —Library stacks and shelving. • Steel!. ”G” —Lockers, etc. fSteell. ”H” —Gross dissection tables. ”L’’ —Refrigerators and compressor for Cross Section Refrigerator. • M- 1”> ”M- 2”) M- 3"i Miscellaneous eouipment includ“M- 4"i ing smoking apparatus, dressing ’M- 5” i cart, steel platform truck, in”M- 7” i strument case and table, steril’M- 8” i izer. straw container, drill press. M- 9”i press, projection apparatus, band ”M-10”i saw. hospital cart. window blinds, etc. ”M-12” i ”M-14’ i Combination bids on two or more of i the items mav be made if desired. Proposals shall be properly and completej lv executed on pioposal forms prescribed by the State Board of Accounts in acj cordauce with their form 96 and accompanied bv non-collusion affidavit required j tv the statutes, ot Indiana and anv bid of Five Thousand Dollars is6oooi or more must be accompanied bv Questionnaire Form 96-A as prescribed bv the State Board ol Accounts. Each proposal shall be accompanied by acceptable certified ! check or cashier's check made payable to the order of U. H. Smith. Treasurer of Indiana University, or acceptable bidder's ; bond for an amount of not less than o r c i of the total bid price. The contractor awarded anv of the work will be required to furnish acceptable surei tv bond in an amount equal to 100% of | the contract price. The contractor in doing the work shall comply with the terms and conditions of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of Congress of 1935. the regulations issued pursuant thereto bv the President of the United States and rules and regulations of PWA 179. dated July 22 1935. and amendments prescribed bv the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works. Waire rates on this work shall not be less than the prescribed scale of wages as determined pursuant to the provisions of Chanter 319 of the acts of General Assembly of Indiana of 1935. and as approved bv the Federal Government. A certified check in the amount of Ten Dollars tslo.ooi payable to A. M. Strauss. Architect, shall be delivered to the Architect when each contractor receives a set of plans and specifications. Upon return ol the plans and specifications to the architect within fifteen ilsi davs after bidding date in unmuiilated condition and without anv marks or annotations, the check will be returned. Otherwise, the deposit will be declared forfeited. The Board of Trustees of Indiana University reserves the right to reject *tiy and ail bids and waive informalities in- ! structions to bidders, plans, specifications etc,, are on file at the office of John W. Cravens. Secretarv of The Board of Trustees of Indiana University. Bloomington Indiana, at the State Board of Accounts Indianapolis. Indiana, or may be obtained j from the architect. No bidder mav withdraw his bid for a period of thirtv <3Ol davs after the date set for the opening thereof. Particular attention is called to the Federal recuirement tha' no recognition will be given to manufacturers’ price and performance agreements which tend to re-trict j free, open *nd competitive bidding. Thomas A Cookaon. I Assistant SecreAerv of The Trustees ot Indiana Un;v*rajtv-

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82 Legals GENERAL ORDINANCE NO 87. 1935. AS AMENDED AN ORDINANCE Concerning taxicabs. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA: SECTION 1. A taxicab, for the purpose of this ordinance, shall be deemed to mean a motor vehicle having a seating capacity of five (51 or less, in good mechanical condition, used for the performance of a contract for the transportation of a passenger. or passengers, for hire, to and I from points chosen or designated bv the 1 passenger, or passengers, and running over anv available route between such points. J but not at the time being operated over and along a definite advertised, announced ; or substantially fixed route from, to or between definite or substantially fixed terminals. locations or districts, or according to substantially fixed or announced times or intervals of arrival or departure. SEC. 2. No person or persons, firm, company, association, partnership, or corporation shall engage in the business of operating a vehicle, or vehicles, as a taxicab, or taxicabs, upon the streets of the City of Indianapolis without first obtaining a license so to do. and upon complying with ail of the provisions of this ordinance. It is hereby declared by the common council of the City of Indianapolis that the public safety, convenience and necessity can best be served bv limiting the number of taxicabs hereafter operating in the City of Indianapolis, each year to one ill taxicab for each one thousand 11.0001 population of said city, as shown on June 30 of that year, by the last official estimate of the United States census bureau. subject to the exceptions, rights and limitations hereinafter set out. Licenses for 1936 issued under this ordinance shall first be issued upon application. as of right, to the holder and/or transferee of each license or defacto license issued bv the city controller of the City of Indianapolis during the year 1934. provided that such holder and/or transferee has continued to operate such taxicab up to the effective date of this ordinance, and has heretofore made a tender to said controller of a license fee for renewal of such license, or de facto license: and if said holder and/or transferee has heretofore tendered a license fee to said city controller for issuance of a license for an additional taxicab or taxicabs, then such holder and/or transferee shall of right, receive a license for 1936 under this ordinance for such additional taxicab or taxicabs up to an amount not to exceed twenty-five percent i25%i of the number of such license and/or de facto licenses which such holder had in 1934: provided further, that any such holder and/or transferees that had such additional cab or cabs in service on December 31st, 1935, and also had on file with the said controller contracts of liability insurance covering such cab or cabs, shall of right have the option to receive, in lieu of said 25%. licenses for the year 1936 under this ordinance lor such additional cabs actually in service and covered by such insurance policies on file with the Citv Controller on said date. All such applications by such holder for issuance of licenses tinder the rights designated in this section must be filed with the said controller within ten 410> days after the effective date of this ordinance. All transferees and/or assignees of such original holders shall also have and succeed to the foregoing rights of such original holders. SEC. 3. Every person, persons, firm, co.ypan.v, association, partnership or corporation issued licenses under this ordinance shall be entitled to have a renewal license issued for each year for each license issued under this ordinance, provided an application for such renewal license is filed with the city controller within fen (10) days after the date of the expiration of anv such license, and provided that said applicant otherwise Qualifies for such licenses bv complying with all the provisions of this ordinance required as conditions precedent to the issuance of the renewal licenses. Any of such licenses may be transferred and assigned to any person, firm, partnership. association or corporation upon application to the City Controller, who, upon payment of a transfer fee of fifty cents (50c) for each of such transfers, shall duly transfer such licenses. Any such licensee mav also transfer such license from one cab to another of which such licensee is the owner and/or operator, provided that the first cab be permanently retired from service, upon application to the said controller and the payment of a transler fee of fifty cents isoct. SEC. 4. Such license, or licenses, for the operation of a taxicab, or taxicabs, under the provisions of this ordinance shall be issued by the city controller to any person, firm, partnership, association or corporation which shall be the owner of the motor vehicle to be used as the taxicab, and/or the operator having the use or control of such taxicab, or either or both as their interest may appear in the application: and provided further, that such licensee is designated as an insured in the insurance policy or contract, or bond, to be filed with the City Controller, as reouired in Section 23 of this ordinance. SEC’. 5 All applications for a license to operate a taxicab, or taxicabs, or for the renewal of anv license, shall be in writing, and shall be filed in duplicate with the City Controller on forms prepared by such City Controller, and shall in substance set forth the following information: il) the name of applicant: if a, partnership, the firm name and the names and addresses of the partners; if a corporation, the name and address of principal officer thereof: i2i business address of the applicant; (3i the number of | taxicabs desired to be licensed; (4 the seating capacity, name of manufacturer. ! horse power, motor number and state ) license number of each taxicab; (5i a statement of the general color scheme to be used by applicant: <6i the name, fictitious or otherwise, under wnich the up- ! plieant intends to operate: and i7i a flnan- ! cial statement. SEC. 6. Wnenever anv holder of a right jto a. license, as specified in Section 2 I hereof, flies an application for such a i license, and whenever hereafter an ap- | plication for any renewal of license is i filed with said Controller, then said Con- ■ troller shall thereupon issue a license j certificate to such applicant lo operate i such taxicab, or taxicabs, on the streets of the City of Indianapolis, subject to ihe provisions of this ordinance • nd to all amendments thereto, upon the payment of a license fee of Thirty-six Dollars ! i536.00i per year for each taxicab to be ; operated under the terms and conditions |of such license, and upon the filing of a liability contract of insurances providing tor inaemnification. as hereinafter providI ed in Section 24 hereof, and upon the production of a satisfactory report of inI spection trom the inspector of weightsI and measures and the officers in charge ,of the traffic division of the police de- : oartment of the City of Indianapolis, as is provided in Section 2 of this ordinance. AU licenses shall expire on June 30th of each year. Each license certificate shall : be numbered, which number shall also be the taxicab number, and must be placed on each vehicle operating as a taxicab in this citv. as is provided for in Section 8 of this ordinance. Each applicant for rei newal of any license issued bv the City 'Controller of the City of Indianapolis for the year 1934. as provided in Section 2 ol this’ ordinance, shall also pay to the City Controller for such renewal tne license tee for the year 1935. and the pro rata portion of tfie year 1936 as shall have elapsed before the efieciive date ol this ordinance at the rale ol Thirty Dollars ($30.00i per year, and such applicant shall also pay the license lee provided in this ordinance from its effective date pro rated ,to June 30. 1936. Whenever any application is made lor anew license, or for a | transfer of a license, and the applicant for the new license or the proposed transj feree is other than those applicants for a j license or renewal designated In the first paragraph of this section, the controller shall refer the same to the Board of Public Safety for investigation, and if it appears from the information obtained that the annlieant is a reliable and bona std owner or operator and has m*t all t.h* reouiremems of this ordinance, that thr name under which he is to operate and the color scheme used on the vehicle do* not conflict with others nor tend to deceive the public—Provided however, tfctt it two applicant* hava a similar cclce

-82 Legals scheme, then in such an event the appli- . cant who has utilized such color scheme for the longer continuous period ol time shall be the one entitled to use such color scheme thereafter, and the other applicant shall change such color scheme so as not lo conflict with that of the applicant first leferred to above—-then the Board of Public Safety, subject to the approval of the common council, shall notify the Citv Conti oiler. who shall thereupon issue a license certificate to such applicant to operate such taxicab or taxicabs subject to the provisions of this ordinance and all amendments thereof, upon compliance with all the other requirements heretofore provided in this section for all other applicants. Licenses under this ordinance shall be issued in the name of the applicant. SEC. 7. Every vehicle licensed under the provisions of this ordinance shall bear the name of a licensee thereof plainly printed in letters at least two 12) inches in height on each side of said vehicle. Each such vehicle shall likewise have the number of the taxicab assigned by the City Controller in letters at least four 141 inches in height on each side of said vehicle, and likewise on the rear of such vehicle immediately above or below the rear window of said vehicle. No name or taxicab number, other than one licensed by the Citv Controller shall appear on any taxicab or vehicle operating under the provisions of this ordinance, nor shall any vehicle licensed under this ordinance operate in the citv without the current license certificate affixed in a prominent position therein. SEC. 8. REGISTER OF LICENSED VEHICLES. The City Controller shall keep a register of the name of each person or corporation owning or operating a vehicle licensed under this ordinance, together with the license number, description and make thereof. Such record shall be open to the inspection of the public at all reasonable times and shall be a public record. SEC. 9. TAXICAB STAND 6. lai The Board of Public Safety, subject, to the approval of the common council, bv an ordinance duly passed, is hereby authorized to locate, designate, and establish all public taxicab stands and call boxes within the City of Indianapolis, and shall fix Ihe number of taxicabs that shall be allowed to stand at anv public taxicab stand so authorized. All public taxicab stands now lawfully established bv previous ordinances of this city are hereby as taxicab stands under this ordinance. ibi No taxicab stand shall be established which is within twenty-five (25i feet of a street intersection, and no stand shall be established which shall conflict with anv safety zone or bus line zone heretofore established, or at mv place where parking is prohibited. SEC. 10. CRUISING AND SOLICITING. No driver of a taxicab while driving the same along any street shall solicit or request any person, or persons, to take passage in such taxicab at any place in the city, unless such person, or persons, shall signal such driver to stop, or in some other manner indicate that such person, or persons, desire the services of. such taxicab. SE’C. 11. In order to promote honest and accurate charges and fares for laxicab service reckoned by meters and timing devices, and in order to prevent immoderate or careless riding or driving upon the streets of the City of Indianapolis and in order to designate the kind and number of conveyances and vehicles that may or may not be used on streets of the citv. and to prohibit dangerous vehicles from such streets, and to promote the general public safety, it is hereby made the duty of the inspector of weights and measures, and the officer in charge of the traffic division of the police department of Ihe City of Indianapolis, to inspect periodically each taxicab: Hi as to mechanical condition necessary lo be in good operating condition in order to insure safety in operation and control of all such taxicabs: 2* as to the condition and accuracy of the taximeter of each taxicab operating in the Citv of Indianapolis. SEC. 12. It shall be unlawful for anv person, persons, firm, company, association or corporation to own or operate anv taxicab, or vehicle licensed under this ordinance, unless such taxicab is eauipped with a practical standard fare register device or taximeter, in good and workable condition, designed to mechanically measure the distance traveled to record the lime said vehicle is waiting, and upon which .said record there shall be Indicated. by means of figures or designs, the fare to be charged. The taximeter of each licensed taxicab shall be inspected bv the officer in charge of the traffic division of the Indianapolis Police Department and bv the inspector of weights and measures of the Citv of Indianapolis at the same time and place that the examination and inspection of the mechanical condition shall occur. If such taximeter be found correct and accurate, a seal shall be attached to such taximeter, and it shall be unlawful for anv person, except such inspector of weights and measures, or his deputy, to remove said seal from said meter. In the event anv such meter does not register correctiv, the owner, or person in charge of such taxicab, shall be directed to remove such meter from said taxicab, and the said taxicab shall not be operated on the streets of this citv until a. meter shall be placed in said taxicab which shall register correctiv and accurately upon inspection. SEC. 13.—The inspections required hv Sections 11 and 12 hereof shall be made at such times as the Citv Controller shal' direct. Upon approval of the mechanical condition and of the taximeter of such taxicab, the inspecting officer shall issue to the owner-of such taxicab a certificate showing that said taxicab has successfully passed inspection, and stating thereon the state license number, the certificate of title number, citv taxicab number, engine number. the name or make of such taxicab, and the najTie of the owner thereof. A recapitulation ol all such taxicab inspections shall be furnished the Oitv Controller by the inspector of weights and measures before the first dai of each month. SEC. 14. between the first and fifth days of eacli month, the owner of each taxicab operating in the Citv of Indianapolis shall, in person or bv his duly authorized agent, present to the Citv Controller the last certificate of inspection furnished such owner as reouired bv Section 13 hereof, and shall at the same time produce a fullv paid-up liability insurance policy, as reouired bv Section 23 hereof together with a recetpt showing oavment of premiums therefor in full, or if said premiums be paid in installments, such receipt must show oavment in advance for at least thirtv i3oi davs. Uoon showing of proper liability insurance and property coverage, the Citv Controller shall then issue to such taxicab licensee a certificate showing ill the name of the owner. <2i the citv license number and <3i the signature of the Citv Controller and said certificate shall be in the form prescribed bv the City Controller. Such certificate shall expire on the fifth dav of each calendar month. The Citv Controller shall so vary the color of such certificates that the same shall not be exactly alike for anv succeeding month. Said certificate shall be gummed, and shall be pasted in a clearly visible manner at the lower right hand side of the windshield of each taxicab. and such certificate shall not be tiansferable. but shall be placed upon the taxicab for which it was issued. It shall be unlawful for anv taxicab to operate on anv street without a current certificate attached thereon, as iu this section provided . SEC. 15-ILLUMINATION OF TAXIMETER A ITER SUNDOWN After sundown ; the face of everv taximeter shall be illuminated bv suitable light, so arranged as to throw a continuous, steady light thereon SEC. 16. CASE TO BE SEALED. No person shall use. or permit to be used, or driven for hire, a taxicab eauipped with a taximeter the case of which is unsealed nd not having its cover and gear intact. SEC. 17. FAISE SIGNAL No driver of taxiceb which is eouipoed with a taximeter or other similar device, while carrying passengers or under employment, shall display the signal affixed to such taximeter or other similar device in such position * to denote that he is ynploved a* a rate of fare different from that to which he is emtled under the provisions of this ordinance arc. 14. UNAPPROVKD TiXßimß

MAY 27, 1936

—By Al Capp

—By Thomnson and Coll

82 Legals No iftrson shall drive a taxicab for hira to which is attached a taximeter that he not been dulv inspected and approved SEC. 19. TAMPERING WITH METER. No driver or operator of anv taxicab shall permit any person to ride thereon or (herein without the consent of the owner thereof, when the flag is up or toward a vertical position, and no person shall tamper with, break or mutilate anv taxi, meter seal of the bureau of weights and measures SEC. 20. It shall be unlawful for any person who is engaged in the business of operating a taxicab, or taxicabs, in this citv to drive or to reauire or permit anv employee who is the driver or operator of anv siich taxicab, to operate or drive surh taxicab for more than eight. ißi consecutive hours, in the aggregate in any twentvfour i24i hour period: or to hire or permit any person to operate any laxicab unless such person he continuously licensed as a chauffeur pursuant to the laws of the Stats of Indiana, and cause such person to wear at all times the metal chauffeur's badge issued bv the Slate of Indiana, or permit any sucly driver to wear a uniform or can similar to those worn bv the members of the Police or Fire Department of the City of Indianapolis, nqr shall anv taxicab opeiator wear such cap or uniform. SEC. 21. RATES OF FARE. No person, firm or corporation owning, operating or controlling anv motor vehicle operated a* a taxicab within the limits of the Citv of Indianapolis shall charge to exceed a. schedule of rates posted in each taxicab. Each licensee shall cause a schedule of rates charged for ths use of such taxicab to be posted in r conspicuous place therein in plain view of a passenger seated in the rear seat thereof. No person, firm or corporation operating or controlling anv motor vehicle operating as a cab or taxicab within the limits of the Citv of Indianapolis shall charge any rates except in accordance with the. following schedules No charge for taxicab service shall be less than the following schedule: For the first mile and one-half M'.?i. tv fraction thereof, fifteen rents 115 c. and an additional ten cents ilOri for each additional mile or fraction thereof covered in said trip, up to a distance of five and one-half iS'.yi miles, with a mimmtim for anv trio over five and one-half (6Vs) miles inside the citv limits of fiftyfive cents (55c•: for each three I3’t minutes waiting time, ten cents llOci; rates hy the hour. One Dollar and Fifty Ceni* (51.501. No charge for taxicab service shail be greater than the following schedule: For the firsi mile or Iractipn thereof twenty-five <2sri; for each Sjcceedine or.e-third 11/37 mile or>fraction thereof, fifteen cents (15ci: for each 'additionul person for whole journey, ten cents • 10c it for each three *3 minutes waiting time, or fraction thereof, ten cents ilOct; rates by *he hour. Two Dollars and Fifty Cents ($2.501. Waiting time shall Include the time when the taxicab is not in motion, beginning with the arrival at the place to which it has been called, or the time consumed bv standing at the direction of the passenger, but no charge shall be made for time lost for inefficiency of the taxicab or operator, or time consumed bv premature response to a call. If demanded by the passenger, the driver in charge of a taxicab shall deliver to the person paving for the hiring of the same at the time of such payment, a receipt therefor in legible tvne or writing containing the driver s name, the cab number, taximeter number, and anv items for which a charge is made, the total amount paid, and the date of oavment Everv holder of a license issued under the provisions of this ordinance shall file with the Board of Public Safetv of th City of Indianapolis, within ten 1101 davs after the effective date of this ordinance, schedules, which shall be onen to the public, showing all rates and charges which such licensee has established and which are enforced at Ihe time for anv service performed by such licensee in the operation of such taxicab. No charge shall thereafter be made, in anv schedule, except on ten (lOi da.vs notice to said board and approved bv the board and the common council. It shall be unlawful for anv licensee to charge, demand, collect or receive a greater or less compensation for anv service performed bv such licensee, than is specified in such schedule SEC. 22. RECORD OF CALLS. All taxicabs operated according to the provisions of this ordinance shall keep a daily record of all calls made and passengers transported. the time and place when and where the passenger was secured and the place where the passenger was taken, and the number and sex of passengers, which record shall be kept bv the licensee at th* place of business staled in such license, and shall be open to inspection of anv police officer at all times. SEC. 23 BOND OR INSURANCE. No person, firm or corporation shall operate or cause to be operated upon anv public street within the City of Indianapolis a taxicab, as above defined, unless there shall first have been filed with the Citv Controller a bond, indemnity undertaking or policv of insurance executed by a company. mutual association or reciprocal exchange. legally authorized to execute such instruments in the State of Indiana, and to ihe snnroval of the Citv Controller guaranteeing the payment of all damage* which mav result from any and all accidents due to the negligence in the use or operation of such taxicab, which bond indemnity undertaking or nohev of insurance shall be navable tn the City of Indianapolis. for the benefit of persons other than employees of said person, firm or corporation who may suffer personal injury or death on account of such negligence. in a sum not less than Five Thousand Dollars (55.000.00 for the injury or death of any one person, and in a sum of not less than Ten Thousand Dollars • SIO.000.001 for the injury or death of mor* than one person in anv one accident. In addition to the above, each person, firm, operating company or corporation engaged in the business of operating taxicabs upon the streets of the Citv of Indianapolis shall also file in its behail with the Citv Controller a similar bond indemnity undertaking or policv of insurance executed bv a companv mutual association or reciprocal exchange legally authorized to execute such instruments in the State of Indiana, and to the approval of the Citv Controller, in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars <5500.001, or deposit and at all times keep on deposit with the" Citv Controller Five Hundred Dollars >*soo no. in rash, or securities of the market value of Five Hundred Dollars issoo 00i to the approval of the Citv Controller, guaranteeing the payment of all damages to oreipertv of anv person or corporation which mav result from anv and all accidents due to the negligence in the U s nr operation ol such 'axicab SEC. 24. Anv license, issued under th nrovisions of this ordinance mav be re. voked bv the Mavor in 'he manner now or hereafter provided bv the laws of th* State of Indians. SEC. 25. Anv nerson violating anv of the provisions of this ordinance, for which no penalty is specifically provided, upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not exceeding One Hundred Dollars .*IOO nu to which mav be added imprisonment not exceeoing thirtv >3oi days. SEC. 26. In the event any section, subsection paragraph. sentence, clause, phrase or word of this ordinance shall be declared to be unconstitutional, bv anv court of competent Jurisdiction, such action shall not affect the vaiidltv of the remainder of this ordinance. SEC. 27. Ail ordinances or parts of ordinances In conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SEC. 28. This ordinance shall beta full force and effect from and after its passage, approval bv the Mayor and publication as bv law reouired. State of Indiana. Marion County, Citv of Indianapolis—ss: I. Daniel J O'Neill Jr.. Clerk of the Cltr of Indianapolis. Indiana, do herebv certify the above and foregoing is a full, rruw and complete copy of General Ordinance No. 87. 1935. as amended: that said ordinance. was passed bv th* Common Council on th* 18th dav of Mav 1936 nd wav signed and annrov*d bv th* Mayor on the 26th day of Mav. 19,38 and now remains on file and on record in m,v office WITNESS mv hand and th* official sea* of the Citv of Indisnaoolis, Indiana, tht* 25th dav of Mav. 1936 iSeal) DANIEL J. O'NEILL JR Citv Clark-