Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1940 — Page 27

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BACKBOARD

By J. E. O'BRIEN

THE SCHEDULE-MAKERS have served up another tough plate-full for the dopesters this week-end. That

“better-than-.700” average of we're coming out swinging,

last week makes us bold and but by Saturday night we'll

probably be flat on the canvas, Here's how three of the big

college games appear: " * Purdue over Illinois. Hapac & Co. should find the Boiler-

makers still bitter about a de-

‘feat by Indiana. Indiana over Northwestern. But- ~ ler almost did it with the secondstringers. - Putler over Marquette. Despite that height and “hidden ball’ tricks.

On the Schoolboy Front And now for tonight’s high school eadliners: : . Manual over Broad Ripple. The Rockets will have to*win before we'll pick ‘em again. Warren Central over Cathedral. A hard one to figure. ~ Washington over Ben Davis, And maybe a sectional preview. . Huntington over Alexandria. Home floor, ho hum. Bedford over Jeffersonville. There is room for argument. Vincennes over Bloomington. Mone County citizens won't like

Columbus over ' Seymour. Objections overruled. New Castle over Connersville. On Comparative scores against Muncie “Central. Having His Troubles Southport over Delphi. A boost for Marion County. Elwood over Tipton. You can . hear the fireworks from here. Evansville Central over Evans-

Bide the city limits. Rushville over Franklin, South Central warfare. Shelbyville over Greensburg. Another downstate battle. Martinsville over Jasper. Betting hever encouraged. Logansport over Lafayette. The Berries should be able to do it again. South Bend Central over La Porte. Central is on its way. Marion ‘over Muncie Central. Merrily those Giants roll along. Muncie Burris over Peru. should win one this evening. North Vernon over Scottsburg. No comment.

It Goes On and On

The tomorrow games: Anderson over Tech. The Indians should have learned a lesson from Marion. East Chicago Washington over Gary Lew Wallace. Big doings up- { state. Mishawaka over Elwood. Let's not fight about it. Huntingburg over Princeton. The Hunters sre at home, if nothing

Terre Haute Garfield: over Clinfon. Working without much dope. Gary Emerson over Gary Horace Mann. Another neighborhood brawl. Terre Haute Wiley over Evansville Bosse. But you can never tell. Ft. Wayne North over South Bend Washington. There are plenty of

Muncie

Bowling:

The 700 ranks were found wanting today but Owen Fancher of the Printcraft League rolled a 696 last night at the Pritchett Alleys and that was sufficient to put him in the kingpin spot today. Not far behind Mr. Fancher were five pinmen who did considerable damage in the Universal loop, all topping the 650 mark. They were O. Berry, 664; Giltner, 654; Jerry Prochaska, 653; Carl Keifer, 652, and S. Smith, 650. The second place honors today go to Ed Pearson, who got a 679 in Parkway Recreation competition, with Pete Riester getting a 675 in the St. Catherine’s League at Fountain Square Alleys. . Among the younger ranks of top flight performers was Lee Royer, 17-year-old pin boy, who crashed through with a 660 for Ellis Garage. And Lee just got started at the game this year. Last night’s leaders:

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to 15, at the Cardinal Gym.

AMERICA’S

‘TIRES

Stock

and Ot Mak

SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE—LOW AS

4.50x21 $4.95 5.25x18—6.45(6.00x 166.95

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4.15x19—4.95 5.50x 1 7—6.756.25x16—8.35

'5.00x19—5.45 5.50x19—7.95 |6.50x16—8.85

Other Sizes Proportionately Low

5.25x17—5.95 |5.50x16—6.45/7.00x16 10.95

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Spark Plugs

Heavy Duty

Red Tubes

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Lincoln 2836

SF Topcoats &

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Thoroughly sterilited and cleaned—must not be «with the general run of unredeemed garments.

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Overcoats

Others $5.00 Up

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Butler Has a Problem: The Hilltoppers

The usual Friday menu of basketball practice was administered to the Butler Bulldogs today.

But missing from the workout was any solution of how to knock the Marquette University team down a notch or two tomorrow night when the two clubs battle at 8:15 o'clock in the Fieldhouse,

Marquette’s Hilltoppers will look down upon Bute

ler starters from

an average height of 6-feet-2, the

tallest man, Ralph Amsden, being 6-feet-4. The shorty of Marquette’s first five will be Willlam Staffeld, an even 6 feet. .

The Butler squad is in the process of establishe -

ing an all-time scoring record for Coach Tony Hinkle, The Bulldogs already have collected 784 points in 19

games to surpass

the season's high of 754 scored in

20 games of the 1934-35 season, The university record, however, is not expected to be approached. That was in 1921 when when Pat Page’s squad scored

1046 points in 31

games. The following season they

garnered 946 in 27 games.

Tomorrow is the 14th meeting of the two schools on the hardwood, Butler having won nine times. Since Bill Chandler became head coach in 1930, however, Marquette has won on three of five occasions. Butler has dropped three in a row to Marquette by

scores of 39 to 32,

25 to 20 and 43 to 36.

A triumph over Marquette this time will put

Butler over the No. 13 hump: where it now stands as against six defeats.

schedule. .

Four games yet remain on

The hockey Capitals don’t have to use their. imagination today to

38! feel the hot breath of a couple of

International-American League competitors on their necks. Our western leaders’ 4-3 loss to the Providence Reds at the Coliseum last night pushed the victors’ Although the Reds are in the eastern division, their sum is just four points shy of the Caps, while Cleveland trails the Hoosiers by a scant five points in the Western Division. Such is the situation as the Caps shove off today for a seven-game eastern invasion that will keep in foreign territory until Feb. 29. There hadn’t been much to

0 choose between the two teams as os | they went into the third period of

last night's game. Each scored a

é2igoal in the second period, and it

was still anybody’s game. But Capital stock slumped midway in the. session when Harold Jackson and Wilfie Starr made a successful invasion of the Hoosiers’ territory. Too eager to deadlock the game, Indianapolis slighted its defense, and Providence was down for another, Jack Shill tallying this one. There were less than three minutes to go now, and caution wasn't going to get the Capitals any place, so Manager Herbie Lewis turned loose five offensive men. The Reds broke for the unguarded Indianapolis goal, and Archie Wilder did the only thing possible under the circumstances. He upset the cage-bound Diz Desilets from the rear, which cost him a two-minute sentence and gave Mr. Desilets a penalty shot. The Providence winger scored, giving the Reds a 4-1 margin. Less than five seconds remained when the Capitals put their second goal of the evening into the net. Hec Kilrea poked the disc past Phil Stein after the Caps had bunched themselves around the cage. But

| Basketball

Tonight's schedule in the Central States ‘city amateur tourney at the Pennsy Gym: %7:15—Capitol Motors vs. Allied Florists. bi 8:15="Richardson Rubber vs. Edwards "9:16—Pozners Market vs. Eli Lilly. In games last night the Corner Cafe five kept their bid in for the championship by defeating the Indianapolis Flashes 36 to 30. The Flashes -were leading, 20 to 11, at the half but failed to tally in the third quarter. Weidemann Beer won over Modoc A. C, 39 to 34. Pharmics proved too big for the McNiels ‘Lunch a junior team and won 31 to 19. The Sterling Beer held the Goldsmith Seco to a 19 to 19 at the half but faded in the last quarter, letting Seco win 58 to 33. Barney Arnold with 17 points for Seco is now in first place for the medal to be awarded to the high point player in each round, :

Winners over the Continental Can team of Elwood this week, 28 to 26, the Royal Crown Colas will play

players will meet at 1631 English Ave.

The schedule for the annual cadet tourney of the C. Y. O., opening today at Cathedral High School:

TODAY 3: 30—Holy Rosary vs. Little Flow 4:30-—St. TA vs. Lourdes. er. :30—Joan of Aro vs. St. Philip. TOMORROW. 8:30—St. Anthony vs. St. 9: 0 (Winner iii fais Eitite. Flower) ( erine-Lourdes). 10: :30— (Winner oh of Arc-St. Philip) vs. ral. 11:30—Holy Cross vs. Sacer ed Heart. 1:00—Winner (St. Anth John) vs. y Little Flower

2:00— inner (Joan o ora nil Cathedral) vs. Winner (Holy Billy Sacred Heart) SUNDAY 2:00—Final game.

The English Avenue Boys’ Club will take on the Lauter Boys’ Club as Rhodius Community Center meets Brookside .Community in the finals tomorrow in the City Recreational Midget and Junior League.

Men’s Bowling $2.98

Shoes, Pair.....

BUSH-FEEZLE SPORTING GOODS CO.

136 E. Wash, St.

Eller’s Cafe at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Fisher High School gym. Cola |;

_ Capitals Sec Red (4 to 2 Kind) # As Their ‘Crown’ Totters

there was not time to do further damage. - The first period should have been entitled “The Puck I Left Behind Me.” Both teams, but the Capitals especially, found it hard transporting the disc, and several times the icers approached the goal with nothing on their sticks but the tape. Red Doran fired what he thought was the first Providence goal midway in the period, but Referee Ag Smith disallowed it, pointing out to Mr. Doran that the crease was overloaded with players at the time. Big Jack shill was to blame for all this. He came crashing into the offensive zone like a runaway bowling ball and spilled over a quintet of assorted Capitals and Regls, some of whom toppled into the restricted area in front of the goal. Shill’s bumping apparently annoyed Ron Hudson, and after the latter’s unsuccessful goal hunt a moment later, Ron was ready to

settle the argument, with or without

sticks. The disagreement cost both a two-minute stay on the sidelines. Goalie Alfie Moore did a bit of sensational work near the end of the period. Bob Whitelaw and Art Giroux were fighting for possession of the disc a few feet in front of the Indianapolis cage. Alfie quietly left his station, crawled between to two and buried the puck in his heavy rigging. Providence Traffic Heavy

Providence’ was undermarined twice in the second session while Wilson and, Steele were doing stretches, but the Caps were unable to crack the Reds’ five-man defense. The Reds tallied first at 14:35 when Steele, with the help of Doran and Desilets, skidded the wafer past Moore. Kilrea and Carl Liscombe set up the Capitals’ first goal. Both went into the attacking area, but ran into heavy Providence traffic. There were a couple of pokes, and the puck was out of the tangle and right in position for Bob Gracie, the Caps’ new center. Gracie, a little to the left of the cage, neatly slammed the puck into the meshes. Summary:

Indianapolis (2) ' Providence (4) cesssissee Stein

CG Keating ...... Left Win . Hudson . eles Siro Spares— (Indianapolis) Ross, Gracle, Thomson 3 acombe, Kilres, wider: Douglas: (Providence) Jackson, Lesieur, Wilso i Shill, Steele, Demarco,

vy Ag Smith; Linesman, Don —§core by Periods—

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First Period—No scoring. Penalties—Ross Jipping, shill (roughing), 34 Eason {rougiy

fod Seoting— (Indiana olis) Grass i. Kilrea), 1 13; rovi=dence) Steele (Doran, Desilets), 14: rh A ea (tripping), Steele (erass-thecking Thi e Hod Sor ny ndianapolls) Kilrea (Thomson, Grac 9:56; vi dence) Jackson (Starr), ®li: 03; Shi (McKenge, Mann), 16:36; Desilets (penalty Penalty—Wwilder {tripping), aves—Moore (Indianapolis), (Providence). 24.

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Eastern

Providence .....

LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Providence, 4; Indianapolis, 2. No games scheduled tonight.

Desilets,’

Medwick Adds Golf Title to Laurels

TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 16 (U, P.).— Joe Medwick of the St. Louis Cardinals added links laurels to his diamond prowess today after edging Wesley Ferrell, man about the majors, for medal honors in thejl Baseball Players Golf Tournament, Ferrell, defending champion, finished all square with the Cardinal outfielder at the end of 36 holes,|w

each having carded 152. But in a “sudden death” playoff, Medwick won when Ferrell conceded him a short putt on the third extra hole.

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: Rangers Grab {Top Spot

Down Detroit, 3 to 1; Chicago Gels. Tie

. By UNITED le : The New York Rangers held sole possession of first place in the National League today having trimmed the Detroit Red Wings, 3-1. The Rangers scored once in each period last night against substitute Goalie Claude Bourque. Chicago's Black Hawks were forced to come from behind to earn a 1-1 overtime tie with the Montreal Canadiens,

“Texas Tornado’

To Meet Steele

Dick Raines, the 240-pound “Texas Tornado,” no sooner asked for the main go spot on the Armory mat card next Tuesday night, when his

wish was granted and he was pitted]

against Ray Steele, 218, skilled Californian. Steele is the husky who has posted a $1000 forfeit with the Indiana State Athletic Commission for a shot at Bronko Nagurski, the heavyweight champ. According to Sam Murbarger, State athletic commissioner, Nagurski must face Steele with 30 days or his title will be vacated. Murbarger is chairman of the rating committee of the National Wrestling Association. Ray won in consecutive falls over Hans Kampfer here last week Dick flopped Hans Schnable here last Tuesday, but after being awarded the verdict, he was disqual-

{ified by the referee who ruled that

Raines continued his rough tactics after the bout was over. The SteeleRaines encounter is for two falls out of three.

Legals “ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON G. O No. 13, 1940—ZONIN Notice iven Na ’ interested « he mmon Council .of the City of Indiana olts will hod a. public hearing at 7:30 Mon February 19, 1940, in the Council Chamber at the City Hall, to consider Proposed changes in the-Zoning Ordinance of said City, relating to the following, as said proposed ghanges. ‘appear ‘in General Ordinance No.

SECTION 1. That the Class Ul uses or Residence ime House) District the “AA’” or 15, are foot Area District and the Hl or r 50 foot Yeight District be and the same are hereby Smended, Sup lemented and extended so incl ou de the following escribd territory, to-

* Beginning at the center line of 61st St. and the east property line of Riverview oy south alo the East property line of Riverview Drive and center line of Illinois Street to a point 168 feet south of Laverocke Rd., east to the east bank of Canal, Horiheast slong. axa] to center line of Sith > est to be SECTI That vg iphing ‘Ul uses Rs N val: House) District; and A2 or 4800 square foot Area District an the H1 or 50 foot Height District be and the same are hereby amended, supplemented and extended so as to include the fol-

the east bank of the canal to cene of Illinois Street, north to begin-

as on ast operty line of: Olin Bear 108 Tee no 0 DE oo e south line

fer

Ave.

Aves south on west li to the north property line of Vermont St., west on the north property line of Vermont St., to the west line of the Rovibe east quarter of section 6-15-3, en north to the north line of the south half of said quarter section, east 752.4 feet; south 35 degrees east 399. 3 Jest: north 43 ge rees 30 feet east 419.10 feet: north thence a oint

302. 84: thence east 08.4 fee itt property line of Olin Avenue; LL south

t to n ON 3 She Class Ul Hise 2

following described territories, luge Beginning at the center line of Troy Ave., and west property line o Reystony Ave., east on center line of y Ave the east line of west half oF ‘southwest quarter section 20-15-4, north on said east line to the north line of the south half thence east on

thence west 396 feet: feet to center line of Southern Ave., thence east to center line of Chur chman Ave., thence northwest to center line of first al-| ley north of Southern Ave. thence west to the west property ant of Srasstone Avenue, thence south to be ning. at southeast ban south line of

line of Spring Mill Rd., to the south property line of &¢th te thence st to th theast bank i hd

of Wh Section

Residence or 2400 square the Hl or 50 foot H the Same are hereby amended, mented and extended so as to include following described territory, to-wit: at the center line of Walker Ave., and the west property line of Keystone Ave. thence east to the center line of Churchman Ave. thence southeast to center line of alley north of thern Ave, thence west on the west properiy line of Keystone Ave. thence nort beginning point. No. 986. said ordinance ‘showing the dets and full information thereon may be obtained at the|t offices Seon. the City Clerk and tone. City Plan ommiss Witness my hand and the seal of the City of Indianapolis, this 8th day of Feb-

ruary. 1940. (Seal) JOHN M. LAYTON, "City Clerk.

SHR SALE

Attorney for Plaintif?. By virtue of a certified copy ok of a > to me directed from the Superior Court of Marion tr Mg in cause No. B-2836, wherein Home Qup. er's Loan Corporation, Plainti, and Logan Jasper, Annabel Jasper, et al., defendants, requiring me jo make ‘the sum of Fifteen Hundre enty-One Dollars, and Jeveniy Six Cents ($1571.76), as “brovided or { said decree, with interest and costs

Play Billiards h titles The whe adie

longer to receive Te * duced rate. these Recreation Pastors: :

Fountain Square, ospect Uptown, 4169 College Ave. Parkway, 34th St. at Illinois

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t public sale to the highest | § bidder. on SATURDAY, THE ST DAY OP

0 County, Indian + Lot pumbered six (6). in Webb's sub division of lots numbered thirteen (13) risen (15) and sixteen ! - and Hanna’s Oak the City of Indiana aid Webb's subdivis i og book 4, Page $2 in the office of corder Marion County,

ne na with Tents, Jssuer. income and profits thereof. Said sale will be made |] without relief from valuation or appraisement laws,

Sheriff of pi County. Feb. 2, 9, 16, 1040 : :

: SHERIFFS SALE

BARNEY & HUGHES Attorneys for Plajntiff, virtue of a certified co fa EEL f PE 2 Gecrte

na, ar 8 Federal Savin Loan Association of I dianapolis. Plaintifl, and Mary E. Thompson, and unmarried, et al, Defendants, ples me to make the sum of One Thousand Six Dollars and yx Cents 181006, 96), as provided for in =” ald decree, with interest and costs, I w pose at public sale to the Crighest bidder,

SATURDAY, THE n DAY OF between the e hours St 10.c 0 clock A. M. and |v

ven = years, Marion County,

at iblic sale the Ha Peas it! ie, ST Suen said decree. d es will be made without relief from Bald x tion or SR en:

laws. :

t Hallett,

hite]

to a building and oth

Deaths—Funerals bo Indianapolis Times, Friday, Feb. 16, 1940

age 78, beloved

a tl of iar, George and Phill : ckman : Schmi

Katherine jassed away day Funeral

a. m, from Sh riey Washington st,

Burial Cr Friends may call he funeral home after 1 p. m. Satur-

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AMPBELL~Jo of 1325 W. 23d, ated sway Toedey.” Services saturday, 2 ES t the Tolin Funeral Home, 13 208 ospect St. Friends invited,

R—Carl ro entered 139; Je Jost raday. y. 58 39 years, husba: fa Her. oe Slarionle Do

spec “brother of if Faia Peace “Chapel, Burial Memo.

DALTON! Martin ® Te st. Mary's S$, Jospita da’ ay M hans Shel Mary svendetison, Anna Smith erine Funeral at the Hackwa Funeral Home: 503 N. Jleridia ian St., Saturday, Feb. 1 rvices St. Joseph's Church, Mriends invited.

passed kg cinnat

3 8:30 a. 9a m,

DEVLIN—Luella, age 56 sister of Fannie Settle an pip Smithey, passed away Wednesday. ral Saturday 9 a. m. from Holy Cross rope; Burial Anderson cemetery. ds ay call at Shirley Brothers Fenta Cha Jilinois at 10th St., any time. Services $¢ the chapel 8:30 a. m. Saturday.’

ears, beloved

HARKINS —Bernard Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harking en brother 3 od Dale. John, Phy Te Nm od

the home, Freon ay call HL he a ¥, at 5

fos Grace H 3715 E gt. 1 Tr 2 D. rin tardy, a Mons lip" P. 8 v ihe residence, oly Cross metery. Friends invi fed.

15 Lyons Ave. dl

Linney, Fre away Feb, 15. Services Sa at above address. Burial AT Bark Cemetery,

ANGLEY— husband of Mrs Bessie “Langley an oad d father of Pre Gerald Whit Fla., and Clermont Cleveland, Qo. “passed awa h Services a

tay

10 2 enrndiin. "nd. [Anderson and Alexandria (Ind.) papers please copy.]

LAUDERBAUGH—Maude M., 55 years, beloved wife of Frank Lauderbaugh, mother of M Mrs. Sratetice } Rambo and Gordon Lauderbaugh, passed Thursday. Funeral at the ome, Friends

e . invited. Washington Park.

MADDEN—Frank A, beloved husband of Kathryn Madden and father- of John Madden, died at St. Vincent's Hospital Wednesday, Feb. 14. Funeral Saturday, at the Blac kwell a

88. el i ral 9 a Friends invited. Knights of Colurabus will meet at the funeral home for prayer Friday, 9 p. m.

Legals 44

JAMES E DERRY, Attorney for Plain virtue of a certified cop; bot rt a decree 0 me directed from the of the Superior Court of Marion Ag Indiana, n cause No. B-2935, wherein Home Owner’s [oan Corporation, ‘Plaintiff, and Lori

husband and wife, defendants, requiring me to make the sum > 'wenty-Two Hundred Nineteen Dollars, a TwentyFour Cents ($2219.24), a provided for said decree, will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MAR 0.

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and clock M. of said day, at the door of © So Kootirt House. of n County, Indiana, the fee simple of the whole bo y of ye jollowing real estate in Marion

numbered two (2) ind A fhe’ ion to

Marion ey Indiana, such ng Jie particularly descri

Bo Beginning at at the northwest corner of said lot two (2) thence east, along and

d as

twenty-eight thence west, parallel w ine of said lot, ninety-one (91') feet ine of said lot; thence north along and with the wes est ine of said lot, Sony oa (28°) feet o the place of begin

profits thereof. Said sale. will be made without relief from valuation or SpPraises 6 ment laws.

LI, FEENEY, Sheriff of Marion County. | Feb. 2, 9, 16, 1940.

J. A orney for Plai ntift. ed copy of a Yoores ler the

hi Loan Corporation, Plaintiff, elen Hallett, et al.,

for in said decree, with interest and costs will expose at public sale to the highest

d bidder, on

SA TURDAY oir 9TH DAY OF k A. M. and arion County,

between tne hours of 10 o’cioc o'clock P. M. of said day. y the Court Eouse of lof the fol Jowing real estate in Marion County, Indian The North 2 alt (Y2) 3 lot thirteen (13) in E. L. Cothrell Third sub division, an adaitiol % the City of Indiana ols, per plat thereof, , recorde n, book 19 page 129, in the o fice 2 the Recorder of Marion County, ‘Indi Together with Tents, yer, income and rofits thereof. Said will be made without Te relief from a or appraise-

Shen of Marion County.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIA ADVERTISEMENT Jo Bib SEALED PROPOSALS Service Build Pit 1 ndjsnapolis . “indianapolis, tn will > chy of Indianspoli, Eh Neh the Board of Health ity at the office of Alber man, Business Manager, apolis Cis y . Hospital, Tenth and Locke Streets Jndianapolis, P. M, Central Standard Time, on Feb. 23, 1940 and thereafter publicly opened and read by the Board of Health. Bids Jeceived later than this time will not be open uipment to be furnished and installed 0 be furnished and delivered only to the buildine. according to Specifications prepared > Jacob Edwin Kopf, Architect, consist of e following: Contract No. 82 h Sterilizing Equipment Contract No. 33, cal Purniture; C. .iracts Nos. 34, 35 and 36, Acgessories. hall 1 oposals sha roper Pasta executed on i Mae

Be. for F-Wing, uipm City ospital be Jeceiyed acting by a of 5A Said. Wa)

com-

installed in the building a and or Fduipment delivered onl to Phe builds ng: non-collusion affidavits as requ ged by the statutes of Indiana proposal shall be accompanied by acceptable certified check or cashier's check, made payable to the Cit ntroller of the City of Indianapolis, or acable Bidder’s bond, for the amount of t less than 5% of the total bid price. Re OnaCion for. any Contract in which work in the building is ineluded will be required to furnish acceptable Surety Bond in the amount of one hundred percent of the Contract price. No Surety Bond will be required under any Contract for Equipment delivered only to the building and not installed therein by the Con-

trator, rates on work done in the build-

and| os I I oe id;

scale of wages determined pursuant to the ovisions of Chapter 319 of ile Acts of he Indiana General Assembly o f 19 35 No bidder may withdraw Ris bid for a eriod of 30 days Stor Tate given herein or Spening © of e Board of Health of the City of Indianapolis reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive informalities. Instrustions to Sigders, Specifications, etc. are on fille in the offices of said Board d, of Health, the State oard Indianapolis, or may be ob jhe Architect, 920 Indiana Pythian Build-

ng, Indian _pols Dates this Ni inth as od Fobra . 1040.

pwd H. Sullivan, 3 Board of Health o of Indian

Dr. George Pi t Dr. Herman G. Morgan, Secretary.

SHERIFF'S SALE

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K. W. HADLEY, Attorney for Plaintiff. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the CirSuis o Court of Macion Count , Indiana, in ANS. Tous wherein ilroadmen's deral § gs & Loan Association of Inii oli Pati and Murp Porter is, Joh nny Porter. sls Vite et al. Defendants, Foqu; Tig Hundre d i Dollars

soaks do SXDose at public sale to. the es er, SATURDAY v THE 16TH DAY OF

MARCH between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marion ‘County. tnd. ana, the fee simple of the whole y of the following real estate in Marion County, Indiana: a Th ok Tey seven cted vision of blo: 5 in wor s Heirs’ Addi to the

EAE hn rena. issues, income and be m

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A valuation or a : IR She a

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I|in the City of indianapolis (1) th

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Dolla Twenty-One rots een. 5.08 as Provided i

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1| Deaths—Funerals

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rirude Hu ent Vogel, Mrs. Earl Vemp an od Albert Hall, passed away al T ome, 1304 Edgecombe Ave.. Thur ay, Feb. 15. uneral Monday, 1:30 3 the

bel Burial Washington all at funeral home after day. [Batesville and Lawrencebur, pers please copy.l

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SHERIFF'S SALE

. BARNEY & HUGHES, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

By virtue of 8 certified Somy of of a the ire to me directed from the C cuit Court of Marion County, In De cause No. 56620, wherein Railroa Federal Savings & Loan Association o dianapolis, Plaintiff Riley E. and Ruth M. Smith, hi fendants, requiring n teen Hundred Thirty-Seven Conta! for in said decr inter in expose at “Dublic sale to the highes , on SATURDAY. THE 2D DAY OP

between the hours of Jo o'clock A. M. a o'clock M. of s dy ie Joon of the Court House bo aa County, In ana, the rents and profits for a term th following

real estate in Marion County, Indiana: Lot one hundred eleven (111) in =~ First Section, Arthur V. Brown's West An : ts, an addition to the City | of Indianapoli :

S. If such rents and profits ill not sell for’ a sufficient sum to satisfy said decrees with interest and costs, I will, at the same. time and place, expose to Parle 5 zale t fee simple of aid real esta thereof as may he jSiBicient to dischares said decree. Said sale will be made withou! relief from valuation or appraisemen a

AL FEENEY Sheriff of Marion County. | Feb. 9, 16, 23, 1940.

The followin Jet es yu be offered fos a Rn: t 146 BE. .

sale a a. m, Washington soli J of Bs & mbly of 0 *3. 10-23: 375 - 63375,

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ENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 1940 RDINANCE prohibiting -pariing on a certain street in the C dianape olis; regulating parking ay certain other - Sizeels of sai St Ad, Sing a time when the same sha e e : ED BY THE COMMON"

BE IT OR. n D.|COUNCIL -OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPs McCleary and Margazes Barbara MoCisary, OLIS

10 “That is shall be unlawful for the operator of azy Yenitle to parkthe same or suffer, permit allow the same to be parked on "the following trees

wit: sides of West 16th Street : from White River to *%he Lafayette '.

a SECTION 2. It shall be unlawful for ° the operator of any vehicle to park the same or suffer, perials or allow the same to be parked br a 3 longer period than oneand one-half ours Seven the hours of 7: 2 nd 6:0 M. any any, except Sunday, on the following Tost s, to-wit: West side of Talbott Avenue betyeen 21st Street and 22d Street. | (2) Both sides of 22d Street bee. tween Meridian and LR Streets. ECTIO Any person violating 2nY= provision Not “this ordinance y oh conviction, be fined in any sum not exe: edi Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00),* ch may be added Jmprisoniient t not exceeding one hundred eighty (180) Jays.

is ordinance in full force and effect from and after its Beatie ge, approval by we mayor, and pube ication afeqrdng to 1 State o diana, Marion County, City of John 34. ‘La TH

roved t. PES February, 1940, fle and on record

LN. Pg the official seal” ¥ fou: Indians, ing 8th day o ER 4

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SHERIFF'S SALE JAS. A, WA SSON. 1. Attorney for Pla

By virtue of a certified d copy of Rr 8 Jecrea 0 me directed from the

Loan Corporation. tiff, « Owen Stone and Irma Bermingham Stone, husband 2 wits, ‘defendants requi! Twentv-Four v-Nie *Dollars, and | Ninetye 2459.99), as provided for in said decree, with interest and costs, I wild expose at public sale to the highest ‘bidder, -

SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OP

between the hours of 10 o ‘clock A, M. and. k P. of said day, f the Court House: of Indiana, the fee simple of the whole of the following real estate in lo dod} County, Indiana Part of thn half (12) ef the

0 hu four ang forty hundredths (224. ©) West of the northeast corner thereof, running thence West upon and alon the North line forty-sve (45) feet to point, thence South one Phiri ninety-four and ro hundredths pia 7) feet to a

ast e, thence hmdreq ninety-four and ° id edths (194.47) feet 4 the place | o beginning. Subject Be to'any legal highways or Jiphis 0 Together with rents, issues. come and profits thereof. Said sale will be made ent Jaws, relief from valuation or appraises

Sheriff of Hiv. | Feb. 2, 9, 16, 1940,

SHERIFF'S SALE

BARNEY & HUGHES Attorneys for Plaint of a decree’

By virtue of a certified sony § 8 Jere 3 8 Cire

to me directed from the Cler cuit Court of cause No. Federal Savings & dianapolis, Plaintiff, Ah and Rose M. Cox, his rire et a requiri Seven Hundr Ninety Cents ($2779. 30) 3 said decree, with interest Will, sxnose at public sale to ne SATURDAY, THE 2D DAY OF

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. an 4 o'clock P. M. of sald day. a adi. ? the Court House of Mar; i ‘County, die - term not

exceeding seven years, of the following real estate in Marion County. Indiana: x Lot two hundred fifty-ti . Brown's Riverside Park

Detendunts, ats

i Marion County. If such rents and oR “will not sell tor 3 a sufficient sum to satisf said Gécree with interest and Bi 3) will, at the same . time and place, to” pilosa sale th othe fee simple of paid Teal esta thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree. Said sale will be made without jeliet from valuation or appraisement a

AL FEENEY, Sheriff of Marion County.

Feb. 9, 16, 23. 1940. ANCE NO. 1940

GENERAL ORDIN. X AN ORDINANCE amending Section i of. General Ordinance No. -19 amended, by adding thereto sub-section (51); and xine a time when the sama

shall take effect

ORDAINZD BY THE Muon" COUNCIL THE CITY O

OLIS. INDIANA ON 1. “That, Section 44 of Gene ge -19%%, as amended, -

ereto sub-sece tion (51) o> follows, 10 (51) urchman Avons at its intetany ith ethel Avenue. ON 2. “This nance anall be in full Jores and effect from an a Ie UbliCAtiOR, on 8 a, o ae mayo: ; u 0! C PY State of Indiana, Marion County, City +

of Re aon is I, John ton, Clerk of the City’ of "Indianavolls, 1 Tilia a, do 25 r tify the above 5 dinance 2

f Sener dinance No. Sod. Peoria coy 1940 TN : nce Council on ine ¢ fides Sr PEE and was fs on Jin in gn te ty ; eames

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