Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1940 — Page 13

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* Mae Powers,

Funeral services for Noel Guffy, 1461 5. Lee St, who was killed fay when the auto in which riding was struck by a train

Bajurl 5 Morris St. crossing of the ailroad, will be held at 2 . ones at the 'W. D. Beanblos“uneral Home. Burial will be ral Park.

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ennsylvania Railroad, died yesiy at his home, 2927 E. Wash-

. ingt n St. He was’ 70 and had been

Teti Bate since last May 4. ore coming to Indianapolis he lived in Logansport. He was a member. of the Knights of Pythias Lodge ‘in that city. He was born in Washington County. “Mi . Baker is survived by his wife, Mrs. ‘Edith Payne Baker; a son, Seward A. Baker of Indianapolis, and four sisters, Mrs. Ollie Meadows, | Scottsburg; Mrs. Lily Payne and Mrs. Etta Bundy, both of Mazon, Ill., and Mrs. Nancy McKnight, Ely urst, Il. Services will be at 1:30 p. m. tomarrow in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, 10th and Illinois Sts. with b rial in Washington Park Cemetery.

Clyde H. Worley

lyde H. Worley, twin brother of : ude M. Worley, former Indianpolis police chief, died yesterday at his home, 1932 Parker Ave. He was 50 and had been illl for five weeks. A mechanic, Mr. Worley was born n Cameron, Mo, and came to Indianapolis 38 years ago. He also ad lived in Frankfort and in Mem- , Tenn. He was a member of ' Masonic Lodge in Memphis. wenty-six years- ago he was mared to Miss Emily, Schmitz, Cincinati, O. Mr. Worley is survived by his fe; two brothers, Charles N. Worey and Claude M. Worley, and a bister, Mrs. D. B. Carpenter. Funeral services will be at 1:30 im. Wednesday in the Harry W. oe oore Peace Chapel. Burial will in Memorial Park.

. Laura B. McCullough

Kallen services for Mrs. Laura |B. .McCullough, who died Saturday ha the home of her nephew, Halford . Johnson, 4645 N. Illinois St., will e held at '10:30 a. m. tomorrow in e Flanner & Buchanan Funeral ome. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. McCulloygh, who was 78, ied of complications resulting irom broken hip received in a fall five

a | | weeks ago. She was born in Mar-

jon County and cpent her entire life in the country. She was a member of the Ebenezer Lutheran Church and its Ladies’ Aid Society. She was the widow of Robert L. | McCullough. ‘Mr. Johnson is the | only immediate] survivor.

Funeral services for Benjamin F. | McCurdy, a resident of Indianapolis for the last 40 years, will be at 8:30 a: m. tomorrow in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Jack Vornholt, 2519 E. Michigan St, and at 9 a. m. at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cenaetery. Mr. McCurdy, who was 59, died of heart disease Saturday morning as he stepped from his parked car in the 2800 block E. Michigan St. was a native of Alton, Ill, and was

- married to Miss Catherine Kelly in

St. Louis, Mo., in 1897. For 11 years.

he was an employee of the Stutz;

Motor Car Co., and later worked 12 years for! the Indianapolis Reed Co. He retired five years ago. He. was a member of St. Philip Neri Church and of the Men's Club of that church. ,

He is survived by his wife and|

five sons, Joseph B., McCurdy, Earl Harold F. McCurdy, Robert J. McCurdy and Thomas K. McCurdy; his daughter; 11 grandchildren, and two great-grandchil-dren.

Jesse Powers

Jesse Powers, World War veteran, died yesterday at his home, 425 St. Peter's St. He was 49. Mr. Powers is survived Ly his wife, Fannie; ‘a daughter, Jessie and a son, Jewell

Austin Powers. Funeral ‘services

will be held at 1:30 p. m. Wednes-|gin

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| John Florence

Funeral services for John Flor= ence, heating fixture contractor, for 25 years, will be held at 2 p. m. today at the Hisey &" Titus Mortuary.

Presbyterian Church pastor, officiate, Burial will be at Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr. Florence died Saturday at Methodist Hospital. He was 62. He was stricken at his home after spending ' the day at work at his establishment at 612 chusetts Ave. 1 Born at Brighton, Scotland, he came to Canada with his family \When he was about 14. He %as apprenticed to a [plumber

three iid Mrs. R| O. Jackson of Indianapolis and Florence and: Mrs. Joe [Ballarg of |: Chicago; two brothers, | James of Indianapolis and Alec of Toronto, Ont.; two sisters, . George

of Toronto; and a granddaughter, Jeanne Jackson of Indignapois

Claude Earl Case | |

from complications resulting from] {a fractured skull received in an ac-, cident three years ago. | He was 53.!

Mr. Case was born/ in Laurel, Ind. had been in the trucking business here. He was ‘a member of the

the Woodmen of the World. Survivors are his wife, Mary; two foster daughters, Lorena Case and Mrs. Francis Prindle; a sister, Mrs. Leona . Byrkett, and his foster mother, Mrs. Monie Hollst, Chicago. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday in the Grinsteiner Funeral Home and at 9 a. m. in the church. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery.

Mrs. Mabel W. Crump

Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Wells Crump, who died Friday in

her home, 81 Fifth Ave. Beech Grove, will be held at 2 p..m. today {An the Wilson Funeral Home. Burial will be in. Crown Hill. Mrs. Crump was 43. She was born in Mitchell, Ind,, and had lived in Beech Grove for 15 years. She was a member of the Beech Grove Baptist Church. . Survivors are her husband, James; a son, Robert; two sisters, Mrs. Carol Hicks, Logansport, and Mrs. Oma Wheeler, Bedford, and a brother, Homer Wells, Indianapolis.

Herbert A. Duke

Funeral services for Herbert Andrew Duke, 956 W. 30th St. who died Saturday St. Vincent's Hospital, were to be held at 1:30 p. m, today in’ tHe North Side Church of God. Burial be in Floral Park. Mr. Duke, who was 34, was born in Newlandburg, Ky.; and ‘hadlived here 12 years. He. was: a press operator at fne Chevrolet Commercial Body plant and was a member of the North Side Church. He is survived by his wife, Rudell; two sons, Vernon and Donald; two daughters, Marjory and Margaret; his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Oather Duke of Evansville; three brothers, Eurie, Evansville, and Henry and Wallace, both of Indianapolis,

Miss Ida Borman Miss Ida Borman, who died Saturday at her home, 1122 Union St., ‘the house in which she was born 68 years ago, will be buried in Crown Hill following funeral services at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the home. The. Rev. Frederick R. Daries, pastor of Zion Evangelical

and Reformed Church, of which she was a member, will officiate.

Miss Borman is survived by three nieces, Mrs. Fred Bachman ' and Miss Kathryn Borman, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. James Brischo, of Columbus, O., and a sister-in-law, uise Borman Indianapolis.

tate Deaths

ANDERSON—MTrs. Ida Jane Cartwiighs. : Daughters, Mrs. rs. Helen Sweetman and Mrs. Addie sons, Harry, Herbert, Jacob and

VBLLE — Mrs.

Mary Josephine , 83. Survivors: wp

Son; two daugh-

BUR! TTSVILLE—~Mrs. Emmaline Meek er, 71, Survivors' Son, Clarence; daughters, MTs. RR : McVay, Mrs. Lillian | Patty, Mrs. Rita Berkshire and Mrs. Nellie Bass; rothers, George and Harvey Bishop; is:

ters, Mrs. Maggie Newhouse and Laura Wagner.

CANNELTON—Joseph Riley, 80.

‘CRAWFORDSVILLE — Mrs. Jos oseph TH. Taylor, 85. Survivors: son, Harry; [dsugh ter, Miss May Taylor; sister, Mrs: A . W Caldwell. DECATUR—Agnes Marie Koors, 10. Survivors: Parents, Mr. an Mrs. | Joseph Koors; brothers, Joseph, John and | /Robert; sister, Elizabeth. ELKHART-George H. Bodle, ot. Survivors: Wife, Iona; son, Harry; brother, Frank. EVANSVILLE—Marion ‘P. Cheney, Survivors: Wife, Jessie; daughter, Mrs. R. A. Swonder; son, Rex: sister, Mrs. Clarence Sherwood; brothers, Birney and Dg

Mrs. Flora eth Sut Mrs. Elizabeth ufnagel, KL Surviyors; Daughters, Mrs 2iDke Mis Sylvina Hufnagel; Crohe Wi rr YosikerWilliam | Har g 75. Survivors: Da ter, Mis Cauida artig: son. Phillip; qughters, Mrs. Ben Winternheimer and Mrs. Minnie Brandt; brothers, Fred, John and

on. | . HUNTINGTON—Mrs. Thomas M. Sad 74. Survivors: Husband; brother, Harry C Judkias, ERTY—Mrs. Ella Criswell, 77. Sur. vivors: Sons, David and Rev. Robert; Cora Gaunce; three sisters; ‘four Ay

MUNGCIE—Mrs Pansy Bolton, 31. Survivors: Husband, Walter; d ughter, Martha Jean: son, Earl; sisters, Mrs. unt and Mrs. Sylvia ‘Reeves; BrobeRs. Stanley and Lloyd Wilson. RANGER-—Mrs. Rose Donna LeClere. 43. Survivors: Hus , Constine; son, Raymond; | daughters, Mrs. Irene Thodes and Miss Ma. ary Lillian LeClere; Drother, Charles. Goffinet ;sisters, Mrs. Julia Howe, Mrs. Theresa Devils and Mrs. Mary Flamion. Henry Carl Juttie, 74. Sur- } , Alice; daughter, Mrs. Alfred Shoemaker; three sisters; two brothers. Jonathan Clark, Survivors: Wife, Es» tella; | datightefs. Mrs. 8S. E. Griffeth and Mrs. Jona Harper; brother, “Tand ig; S BYVILLE — Mrs. Cather! Anna Hill, 3 Survivors: Husband, os: sons, Charles, Carl, Julius and Harris; daughers, Marie Neuman, Martha Neuman and Ether Hill; brothers, Elmer, William and Henry Enders; sister, Mrs. Marie Osting.

. STENDAL—Mrs. Mary J. Burch, 71. Sur-

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Indianapolis plumber and!

The Rev. Jean S: Milner Second}. w S

ss Isabel

Brown and Mrs. James McDonald |:

Claude Earl Case, 1615 E. Market| St., died at City Hospital yesterday!

and for the past 23 years||

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| Cheesman.

Deputy Tony Maio ol

There’s a brisk eontroversy at the Marion County Jail today over who shall name a black /and white puppy and what he shall name it. The puppy was rescued yesterday from a small island below the ' 64th St. bridge over White River. Deputies Tony Maio and Harry Cook were sent there after the presence of the pup on the island was reported by Thad Schoen, 6240 N. Delaware St. Walking with his own dog, Mr Schoen heard the stranded pup whine and called the officers. Deputies Maio and Cook tied a rope to the bridge and Deputy Maio let himself down to the island hand over hand. He tied the half-frozen pup to the rope and Deputy Cook pulled

it to safety. climbed bac

and there biggest meal and other

The pup,

Now about the deputies and let it go

Easter. That's the

rress time.

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- fisked his nook to rescue a dog.

Then Deputy Maio’ k onto the bridge,

hand over hand. \ They rubbed down the . little . animal -and

restored ‘circulation, followed about the of warm milk, meat delicacies any little

puppy ever had.

still wet, prompily

curled up beside a radiator in the Jail and went sound asleep.’

the name! Some of named the dog Drifty: at that. Deputy€arl

Beck, however, insists the hame should be Hortense, while Sheriff Al Feeney says it should be named

way things stood at

THIRTY GET EXTRA CREDITS AT PURDUE

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, INarch 25.— Thirty Indianapolis - freshmen at Purdue University have received extra cradits because of high standing in English 32, an advanced course in freshman composition. They: are: Broad Ripple Phyllis A. Hyde. Tech--John A. Bruck, Barbara H. Davies, John H. Hardy, Jo Ann Jackson, George R. Nickerson, Maurice E. Reed, Dale C. Schumacher, Richard E. Sprague, Harry A. Weber and Robert E. Wilson. Manual—Mildred V. Lindemann. -~Shortridge—Dorothy M.: Booth, Jack K. Brown, Richard H. Buffing-

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J. Jones and William E. Lewis. {Also in the group was Raymond Frederick Parker, who attended Beech Grove High School.

NORTHERN LIGHTS ARE VISIBLE HERE

A display of northern lights was plainly visible last night, amateur astronomers here reported. John Turner, 1426 N. Euclid Ave, saicl that he watched the show from E. 10th St, north of Cumberland, Ind. “They looked like great searchlights,” he said. waves, being white at first, then a light green and finally red.” Emsley “W. Johnson, amateur

the lights will reappear tonight. He said the best place to view them is in the country, a

ard Carr, James W. Jackson, Fred |:

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High School today.

W. B. McKesson, the school attorney, baths would be established for Miss Lawrence, 15, and any other students who felt: “mass bathing” was - immoral. ‘offer today to Miss Lawrence, her father and her attorney, and if it is accepted, her petition for .an injunction to prohibit “mass bathing” will be dismissed. .She said mass bathing violated her “right of privacy” and she considered it “immoral” dress, run 40 or 50 feet with only a towel thrown about her and bathe with 60 to 100 other girls.

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‘|boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bramblet, R.

births included a girl to Mr. and

PLANIS MAPPED "&

Plans for resurfacing 150 miles of state highway in 36 Indiana counties were announced today by T. A,

chairman. ‘Work, which will start about May 1, is expected to be completed. abou Sept. 1, Mr. Dicus said. = | Roads to undergo resurfacing are those that have ‘a satisfactory base and alignment and for which only salvaging construction is necessary. The commission awarded con-

crete paving on High School Road in Marion County cosfing $65,841.95 and for bridge repairs in Cass and Fulton counties costing $20,138.79. “The commission announced that

ings -at- all. Indiana cities will be resumed this week. Work had been discontinued because of severe winter weather.

A girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John G, O’Brien, 323 W. 32d St. at St.

the first of 14 babies to arrive at Indianapolis hospitals on Easter. The second Easter baby was a

Powell, 2008 Southeastern Ave., at 3:18 a. m. at Coleman Hospital. The third was a,girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Schuster, 2532 S. Delaware St. at 4:17 a. m. at St. Vincent’s.

Luther Cudiff, 822 E. 11th St. at 4:30 a. m. at City Hospital; to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schuck of Greenfield at 5:30 a. m. at Coleman Hospital and another girl to

R. 3, Box 461, at 12:59 p. m. at Coleman. -Other St. Vincents ‘Hospital Mrs. George Stackhouse, 1712 W. Michigan St.; a girl to Mr. and! Mrs. Robert Adams, 717 N. Linwood Ave.; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Don Decker, 4515 Marcy Lane: a hoy to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lime, 1334 E. Market St.; a boy to Mr: and Mrs. Ralph-= Dawson, 7004 E.| Washington St.; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Noe, 2325 Shelby ‘St, | and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. H, M. | Oshry, 1419 N. Dearborn St. At Methodist Hospital, a girl was

kins, 3101 N. Phipps Ave. No births were reported at St. Francis Hospital.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis 1 Times Mon., March 23, 5, 1940

BAKER—Loren M.. age 0 vee years, . beloved husband of Mrs. Edith E Baker, father| of Seward \A. Baker. brother of Ollie Meadows, Ms. Lily Payne, Mrs. Etta Bundy. Mrs. Nancy McKnight, passed away Sunda Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 . m.. from Shirley ‘Bros.. Central Chapel, inois rat 10th. Burial. Park. Priends ma ay call at the residence 2927 E.| Washington\ St., after 3 p. m., Monday and at the ‘chapel from noon Tuesday. until time of service. fhogans- | port (Ind.) papers plea case copy.] i

BORMAN—Miss Ida, age 68 ‘years, beloved gaunt of Mrs. Fred Bachman, Miss Kathrin Borman of city, Mrs. James aturday O., passed away. y Satle afternoon. Funeral Tuesday. the home, 1122 Union St. Prionde ny vited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends Jay

call any time, =

CASE—Claude (Earl, beloved hushand

1615 E. Market St. of Mary Case, father

passed away Sunday, 8 a. m. age years. Fun ral ‘trom Grinsteiners , neral | Home E. New York ist. Wednesday St bv 2 a. m. Requiem high = mass at Haly Cross Church, 5 Friends inv ted. Buria Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may 3 Sher 6 "oo Monday.

Ardeth M. (Cline, sister of and Fred Merritt. passed away Sunday Funeral 10:30 a. m. Wednesday atl "the Por sey Funeral Home, 3925 E. N urial Washington Park. call at the funeral home .any [Frankfort (Ind.) papers please co

FROSS—John C., age 59, brother of Anna Hedrick. Pearl’ Lowery, William § and Charles Fross, passed away Saturday evening. Funeral from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th, Tuesday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Wash-

vol

- ington Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

tracts Saturday for reinforced con-|

Vincent's Hospital at 1:17 a. m: was{:

A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. a girl i:

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CLINE— Iverna, age 55. beloved _mothgr rof|.

ba o beloved father “ot a Zimmer, Ra mond and Ha: ‘brother "of Hunter of p1nd. Mrs, Cla Ns ‘Mur hy of Henry County.” departea yea Funeral oore & Kirk Wi: ngton Anderson Cemetery.

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Ba p/m. Bu rial Friends | |invited.

HUXLEY Do aged mother of are C. oy Lars ioyed N. Russell; sis of Mrs. Mary Cox Mrs. Myrtle Cramer are rs Eve Bly -of Mari insville ind.. y Sunday ev ing. Funeral iv Tater. information call LI-5409.

| MABONE -nCathorine Prandhs. slster-in:.

away : * call” af e J. i . 1230 Frospect. Funeral services Tuesday.l .m. at funeral home; 9 a. St.! Patricit 's Catholic Church Burial ‘Holy Crass emetery. {Muncie papers please. opy

McCULLOUGH—Laura B., aunt of Halford L. Jokinson, passed away Saturday aftermean. Services at the Flanner ghanan Mortuary Tuesday, 10:30 a i Frien invited. Burial ' Crown aii; «Friend Ss may call at the mortuary.

M'CURI YY Benjamin P, below sd Ysbanil 2 father of Jos. Ear ] arojd “Robert J and Thoma MeCurdy and Mrs. Jack Vornboit, b Passed away Saturday at 10:30 5! years. Funeral at y aonat of Bia Eh | ter, ~Mrs. Jack Vornholt, 2519 E. Mich~! 0 a. m Services Pp 9 a . - Friends | invited Burial Joly Cross A Cemetery.

Ww RSaJesse, of 425 St. Peter's St. father of

- Monday, Services Wednes- : ip m., at Barns Cemetery at, Nab." ana friends invite

WORLEY—Clyde H., entered into rest Sun: day evening, aged 50 Jeaze, ‘Husband of Emily R. orley. es er of Mrs. Carpenter, Char N. and Claude M. rey Services Wednesday. 1:30 0 y Ww. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial, Memorial Park

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FUR COATS Largest Selection in the State

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Salesmen—Agents

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a. Wanted—Male 11];

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[CED counter man, bartender, 26. single. Will travel. Good EARL CHAMBERS, Green-

Men’s SUITS

29-31 East OHIO St. and Topcoats $” 30] (UNREDEEMED) ' $5.00 Up WELRY & LOAN CoO.

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en 203 F. WASHINGTON ST. quuems

GEO. J. EGENOLF =

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SAXOPHONE Instruction

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“WHILE THE REST OF THE TOWN SLEEPS

Schools a Instructions 12

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GOOD) Da v lobs: offered expert auto Body: ender nen in daily “want ads.’ Put in few hours weekly learning. Chance for higher wages and vour own business. AFTS TRAINING CO.

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Special Announcements 1287

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pala” satisfy creditors.

vour {without a loan) at

U__$ 238 K. of P. Bldg.

investments nusual = op BOSSIAIS.

ores Yor a t. Eves. CH-s085. Or write fins

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painting: estimates; nt..3 years to pay.

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exterior, inestimates. CH-6231. ting, paintbaper; work

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ars a ion General Ordinance No. as the Mun Code Qrainance

No Bh

bi 1 193%, relating : gd hereny ate re tepea fon force and e and appr

LEET ata Co ou ote ent

said city, “The same sha

inion gt She, Board Cit, ndian-

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passengers an {0 traffic | wi ons of & pba

busses, ang ald prevail: n: streets hereinatt

tare 8, said] B c ern

chia of Public Safety nformance with Secal Ordinance No, 96hat certain bus-stop enumerated would

58 of the Ge as amended,

an od of Public Works BS 1 approved and ratified | ka Board of Publ ie

EAS, sai Rifsation a Tder of as E F M NA id said orders of said i and Board of Pub-

Sanitation of szid ‘city, certai bm §top 1 n us-stops be hereb, tablished, as follows, art side of Fast Maple He Sri Met from:

d are it:

Ro (a) On the Road Bruleva west curb line

side of Roosevelt ding south 7, south a dis-

ft This ordinance shail be in rom and after its approval by the mayor. Req.

dianavolis, Indiana, arch, 1940, ana, -tHis JOHN M. LAYTON City. Clerk,

|ORDINANCE No. 19, 1940,

hy regulating’ the parkin rtain ro in the or e enalty for

ereof, IR ig E IT HENNE CITY OF INDIANAPO-

SNE Ra AL N ORD

BE IT ORD

00 o* p. n t fi streets in the’ Clty of

fi tos wit: a Sou ith, de of Pearl St., from West (b) Bo th si iy re St. from the east curb line or Ca itol Ave. east to the west curb line of: Central

-Ave o/h ties of Neves ors, bie 0. north to the south curb line. of

Sonth “Side ‘of 16th ‘St., east curb line-of Delawar: t. to he west curb line of New ersey

SEC. 2\ Any person violating a ro= sion of this ordinance Shall, u on Son-

from the

erk of the City of 0 Le “Huy certify true eral Ord dinsnse-

19, 1940

March, on 4 Wi Ress

al seal

in and and. Vine 0 ici « this

ot Indianapolis, In rch, 1940.

; avon pw : | City Cleik,

ORDINANCE NO. 18, 1940. \ ANCE jfepealin (34) 5

47-1934, o ral Or oa. st, and Genera os 2 37: and fixing a ume when the same

* GENERAL

cigs)

HE COMM CITY OF INDIANAP-

That Section 813 and subf General Or-

did fees of bicye ty iof ‘In d same hereby are re-

General Ordinance

an ord ae welating

e and

That General Ordinan *reratin

nera Be licensing of bi cles, be 4, by the Savor. [Req

. 9! 2 County, City of

RI-8998.

near ide stoppin; Yet Arglo op Ig

car onYenienc, dise

‘BY THE COMMON CITY OF INDIAN-

me Tevehy: e - |

to jieEistration of Ordinance No. 3

i 85: Pt sha hier is its