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COiLDEG MS CMC FENCE Centlaaed Troa raja 4, Part street and razing cf a house at that location was recently done to nake room for the two etory head buCcr.j which will cost about its compleUcn Is set for De ccrs.ter 1. Tsrrart llemerial Cp. The Thomas memorial, la Curdsal park 1.7, also Is rapidly tearinr completion. Ancther project under construction ricl Jty is the monastery for the sters cf Oar Lady of Mt. Carxnel, which is being built la West niver ti a drive, wezt cf the Coffia municipal golf course.

Its cctt Is expected to reach and the flnt building should be completed by the end of the X(The first buHlL g'ef the Indiana Veteran Kor'AUl wUl be started by fall ra Wert fcurdsal parkway, at the north end cf the Couth Orove nrarid ril golf course. The buUdlng will hours 1 J3 patients, and will cost about I The borpital eventually will te a cf about six bulHrs, it tzrzrtd In Waahlnjtca. Included in the work on a bulk station cf the Cupreme Oil and Tie Vs.irz Company at Twenty third street and Ralston avenue Is the erection cf structural steel racks, run ways and a loading station. About tver.ty Uve men are working la the anting and arranging of the steel work. The most modern Ideas as to hulk gasoline and oil station equipment are said to be embodied in the work, which Is estimated to cost $13, CCD.

Zt will be completed about August 1. Considerable work ch the readjust 1 cent cf the banister wall and brick court at the west end of the Federal tiliir is nearlng completion. 7ed eral Inspectors recently viewed the buiilir.r and pronounced its Interior to te la tne best of condition. Accord lr; to Geonrs M. Poland, custodian cf the buildup, they fsvored a re pointing and cleaning of the exterior cf the building and the result cf their recommendation in Washington Is awaited.

A considerable amount cf money will be spent on repairs to the exterior cf the building by the end Among construction and repair projects cf smaller proportions are the following: A new 110.000 building at Missouri and Empire streets; a remodeling lob at 419 East Ohio street; remodeling of frame dwelling at 1461 North New Jersey street at a cost of about $1,000. and the conversion of a duplck property the conversion of a duplex at 1541 43 rarlc avenue into a four apartment flat. Structure at Crown niU, Operations were begun la the week for a $20,000 structure as a part of th service equipment of Crown Hill "cemetery. Th sfirft leet, is being added to another at the southeast corner of the cemetery mt. mm.

A lit. A na wu ce vi sea 1 or storing equipment. It will eliminate use of several scattered bulldlnrs In the cem etery where canvases are dried and for me manuiacture or cement corner mvmmm wu mm ui6" sicry structure. Cale of three bull din rs In the AW son estate and formerly used by the Prest Llte Company In South street, east cf Delaware, topped the real estate transacUona of tha Ut The buildings were bought by rrank Laruxcnkamp at an unannounced rcnsiaeration. The assessed valua uon cl the ground and structures.

tjonevcr, exceeds siwo.OOT. Seven Deals, 119,008. Robert Allison of the Allison Realty Company, C07 Peoclea Bank building rr rxirira riasLnr irtm tHii 4ntim purcnase or a lire room home with cne hair acre cf ground by B. W. yrng the fact that bandages hare been used as a protective eorertej.

Her hands also are blistered. Her goal of ser HERR0U ART INSTITUTE Sunday, 1 p. p. m. Week days, 9 a to m.

to ft p. m. Admission Free Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday. Other days, 2i cents. School children and teachers frea ail days.

Exhibitions Water colors by Charles W. Hawthorne. Also permanent collections. from C. O.

Grinslsde. The iauperly Is situsted in Golden Acres, a subdivision tract near University Heights. Charles Etris bought a five room bungalow, 2508 South at street from the Allison company. Another home at 2510 South East street wss bought Ilarold T. Seal.

A five room bungalow at 428 East Southern avenue was bouzht by Carl J. Klalber. Albert Campbell bought a five room bungalow at 317 Belief an taine street. A five room brick veneer bungalow was bought by Henry W. Dennis.

This property Is at 10C2 East Jlf ty nlnth street. Oakley Lowe, bought property at 803 Yoke avenue, consisting of a five room modern The F. Tucker Company, through XL I Yelch, sales manager, dosed the sale of the lease, equipment and stock of the Civic Oil Company at 1009 East New York street to Osse teria. whose home office Is at ltOl Madison avenue. This Is the third site that has been obtained lor aaseterla.

by the Tucker company in the last few months. Each of the leases Is for a period of fifteen years with a total rental Involved of approximately $80,000. w. il Keuer. cl scnmid A Smith.

130 Horth Delaware street, announced the sale of four pieces of property at 1729 North New Jersey street, 135 South Traub avenue, the southeast corner of Edwards and Madison, and a lot in Eosart avenue, south of Tenth street: Henry M. Etackhouse, of the Com mercial Credit Realty Company, 223 East Ohio street, announced the sale cf a fire room bungalow at 2035 South Pennsylvania street to Otto L. and Florence Kritsch. The Bridges 2c Graves Company an nounced property deals involving values of $30,000. The company will at once build two houses, one of five rooms, brick veneer, tor Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Scheefer In Buckingham drive west oz Illinois street in the Blue Ridge addition, and the other, a five room nous 1 or uus Bisesei in Napoleon street south of Southern ave nue. The company also sold the new bouse at 6024 English avenue to Mr. end Mrs. J.

M. Kelly, taking hi trade for a part of the consideration a house at 1104 SU Paul street. Recent Hunter Sales, r. Recent sales of the W. R.

Hunter Company as reported by H. 8. Graham, director of sales, amount to 155,100. Oraham said sales have Increased considerably In the last sixty days. The Hunter Company handled a deal la which the new two story brick house at 710 Carroll ton avenue was sold for Mr.

and Mrs. G. T. Miller to Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Wil liams. A four bedroom. English type stucco house at 5015 Kenwood avenue wu sold to Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Craun sold their two story bouse at oi5 oraceiand avenue to T.

C. Wal termire. A new six room bungalow at 6295 Park avenue was sold for Ben Fentress to Mr. and Mrs. E.

R. Smith. Jacob Bwarts sold a double house at 2337 39 Oraceiand avenu throueh the Hunter Company to Mrs. Mariana b. rauikner.

Mr. and Mrs. D. a Cox bouzht the four bedroom house at 2410 College avenue from Rudolf Ksrle and Otto, Umlnger. giving ta trace property at ezs west Twentv tenth street, which In turn was sold cy the Hunter Company for Karle and Uminger to Lester Williams, A four bedroom brick house at 43 Me Sdlan place was sold by the company 1 Mr.

and Mrs. McNutt. entr flye hours win be reached Sun 1 day evening at 9:18 o'clock. Although Miss Lee has asserted she would not quit, her managers Saturday were keeping a close watch over the girl's Eefuellnr Contacts Made. She had driven Ihe car continuously around the quarter mile course which has been mapped for her In Broad Ripple park since Thursday at 6:18 p.

Food, sleep, gasoline, oil and water have not Interrupted the drive. Through the aid of assistants on foot, refueling has been accomplished without stops. nourishment of a light type has been given her at Intervals without a pause la the trip. The De Widow Decides Sir Arthur Really Talked to Medium LONDON, Jar If, (AP.) Lady Doyle today approved is general a nessaga received by a medium at reteibof ough, Ontario, named Sirs, alary Ileron. repstedly from Sir Arthur Cenan Doyle.

She said she was in her husband's stady yesterday Inspecting his papers, as the mediwrn said. although aho was not praying as indies ted In the message. It was the first time she had been In the room since Sir Arthur's death, and ah agreed with th mcaoigo that th room Is th no where she discussed with Sir Arthur all matters pertaining ta their faith in spirit COLORADO BANDITS HANG Two More of Fleagio Gaar Go to Gallows far Fear Mardera, CANON CITY, Cola, July 19 (AJ.) George J. Abshler and Howard Royston went to their deaths on the Stat Prison gallows last night for the slaying of four men In connection with the robbery of the First National Bank, of Lamar, in May, 1928. The double hanging left Jake Fleagle, a fugitive, the only member of the band of ruthless killers who were sought throughout the United States for more than a year after the robbery.

Ralph Fleagle, reputed bandit leader, was hanged a fortnight ago. In the Lamar holdup, A. N. Par rlsh. president of the bank, and his son John were slain.

Two tellers were kidnapped and later the body of one, E. A. Kesslnger, was found. Royston had been wounded In the holdup and Dr. W.

W. Inger, Dighton, Kaa, was called to treat his wounds. The doctor was found murdered later. A widespread serch for the bandit killers, which incidentally cleared up many other crimes, resulted In the arrest of Ralph Fleagle, who turned states evidence and confessed the crime. He died asserting the state had not kept its promise to prevent his hanging in exchange for the DR.

M0LL1E KING. 42, DIES Woman Received Honor Degree in Print Wales Hospital. Sped to Tito Indlanap6Us Hew UNION' CTTY. IndV July. 19, Dr.

Mollis King, age forty two. died at her nome near this city today after an Illness of several months. Ten days ago she was brought home from the Robert W. Long Hospital in Indalna polis. where she had been a patient, She was a graduate of Indiana University School of Medicine.

With the degree of M. D. cum laude, she did rraduata work in the Prince of Wales Hospital. London. She was an in structor in the University of Arkan sas, was connected with two hospitals in Eau ciaire, wis, and was a prac ticing physician here for the last four rears.

She waa a member of the Preabyterlan church. The parents, five sisters and a brother survive. NORRIS ERASES MORRIS Senator Rests Easier After Barring Namesake From Nebraska Ballet. WASHINGTON, July 19 (AP.V Gratified that a second Oeorge W. orris has been barred from the Ne braska Republican senate primary.

senator oeorge w. Noma, of that state, has abandoned plana for run ning for re election as an independ ent. His namesake was ruled off the by the Nebraska supreme court on the ground bis papers were not filed within the time stipulated by law. Senator Norrls is planning to return to his state as soon as the spe cial senate session is ended and be gin his campaign for renominatlon. The second Oeorge W.

Norrls is i Broken Bow grocer. Had the court not acted, the name would have appeared twice on the ballot, with nothing to distinguish the grocer from tne senator. Her Driving Pcrfora AT Made Possible by Addition of Most Modern Equipment Why Pay More? DAMiY DELiyERY TO YOlJn BOOR :7 DKcxtl I6CD DRexcl 5600 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 19," 1930. HUNDREDS WATCH GIRL ENDURANCE GAR DRIVER 1 i 1 1,1 1 NANCY LEE GAMELY PUSHES ON WITH DRIVING RECORD IN SIGHT With men than twenty four hours yet to la pee before the fetter which ieep her chained to the steerir wheel of her sedan w21 be unlocked, Nancy Lre Saturday bejan to ahoir the effects of the tremendous demands that have been made on body and mind by the kmc weary two days and two which the already has rpent in her nonstop automobile Journey through rrcal nipple park la an effort to tstatHzh a new endurance drrring record women. left wrLt has become swollen htly frcm the pressure of the ccAia vtlch rarrouruls It la spite of Soto six sedan being used for the test I has been supplied by Jones Maley Co DeSoto distributor, at 2421 East Washington street.

The route wnlch the XndianaDolis girl has followed through the amuse4 mens pane nas forced her to remain constantly on the alert to avoid hitting spectators. Tatta te fight Sleep. She Is accompanied by a feminine attendant at an times. Striving braverto keep awake. lUss Lee spent most of Saturday conversing rapidly with this attendant! At times the attendant helped to1 wtxd off Miss Lee's sleepiness by reading aloud the DR.

S. G. KRE1DER, 62, DIES Flalnfield Physician I Formerly Frac aiecm la Tiltnola. (Spedal to Tfco XadUaapoBa 2ew FLATNFTZLD, lad, July 19. Dr.

8. Guerney Kreider. age sixty two. died at his home here today after two years' illness. He was born at Mil helm.

Pav lived Bucyrus. in his boyhood and was graduated at a medical college at Columbus, O. From Bucyrus he moved to Lena. EL. where he practiced medicine twenty one years.

He came to Plainfield ten years ago. Dr. Kreider was a member of the Lutheran church, a Mason and Knight of Pythias. He is survived by the widow, a daughter. Miss Blilie Mae Kreider, now in Europe, and a sister, Mrs.

F. EL Marshall. Chicago. Funeral services win be held at the home Monday afternoon and burial will be In Maple Hill cemetery here. DROWN WHILE WADING nashand and Wife Los lives on Outing Near Stony Point.

(Special to The IrxflampoHa Sm RICHMOND. Ind, July 19. Mr. end Mrs Floyd TnthllT. age thirty and twenty eignt, respectively, met death by drowning late Friday.

The tragedy occ Lined on the Charles Stache farm near Stony Point, southeast of Eaton. Ohio. A party of persons had been wadlnc in a small creek when Mrs. Tu thill stepped into a deep hole. Her hus oand noted her struggles and hurried to her rescue, but.

beins unable to swim, was caught by the drowning woman and pulled beneath the water witn ner. a cnild one Tear old sur vives. more interesting events reported the newspapers. At 2:18 p. m.

Sunday, barring acci dents, Nancy Lee will have completed sixty eight hours at the wheel, equaling the present endurance driving rec ord for women, made two weeks ago by Freda Hume, Omaha, Neb, Miss Lee hopes to push on for seven addi tional hours to mage absolutely safe her new title. Vance, manager, has announced the girl will receive a group of valuable prizes by Indianapolis merchants if she sets a new record. Broad Ripple park will be open at all hours in order to permit spectator to watch the event. "swMoooooiooisasoiawosowos MASONS MEET AT OSGOOD Indianapolis Scottish Rite Officers Are Speakers. (Special to The Indianapolis Xwl OSGOOD.

Indv July 19. Members of the Scottish Rite order of the Of Course, Miss Lee Would Choose CRYSTAL SPRDIGS WATER i To Keep Her Refreshed and Bit A PURE WHOLESOME SPRING WATER COOLED BY Fngidaire Furnished by Crystal Springs Water Cof 14S Virginia Are. IX 2731 "The Selection of Food Is Important During Such an Endurance Grind as Miss Nancy' Lee Is Making at Broad Ripple Park Ice Cream Rich in Vitamin A 1 MISS LEE SELECTED EAT A PLATE DAILY FOR YOUR HEALTH! Bay It From Your Neighborhood Dealer Manufactured by JESSUP ANTRIM AT EBEKDAB rmiUPIPILIE after many hoars constant running the DeSOTO SIX will brca a nc record tomorrow night A ILo xver Pri RJoxv ISnys a Better ID) SIX AND UP F. O. B.

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Ind. Mater Sales: lad. Sixth district Scottish Rite, held a meeting and banquet In the Freeman hotel here last night. Charles P. Benedict, Indianapolis, past grand master of Indiana, was the principal speaker.

Other speakers were Fred Willis. Indianapolis, secretary; John. F. Engelke, Indianapolis, thrice potent master; Harry Anderson. Indianapolis, commander in chief; Martin L.

Koons. Newcastle, vice chairman of the state membership com mittee, and Ed Llewellyn, Newcastle. 5 Sixth district chairman, presided. The meeting was a get together affair, and the speakers pointed out the advantages of the new Scottish Rite cathedral hi Indianapolis, and the op portunities offered to Master Masons George IL Wolffe. Lawrenceburg.

to attain higher degrees In the order. 4 v. An actual photo of Hiss Jane Sees, Mjt, and lUss Mary UeCabe, Asst. et tae TTcTIlcile remanent Wave System giving Mlse Lee, the endurance driver, eoe ef the ramoas UcXlcale remanent Waves before the start ef her drive. This Popular Wave la a HcMiclile Permanent Wave McUICXLE Because Ton Get tha Latest Style at tha' Popular Price For Those Who Look Their Best All the Time 5 McSIICKLE OLD RELIABLE PERMANENT $3.00 McMICKLE EKSELON PERSIANENT WAVE $5.00 Ad) An CwrU Th Ar frtxie I TM This Is Our SIM.IER SPECIAL and It Is Pkaibfr Make Tear Appointment NOW erSrep ia Any Time.

Experienced Operators and Only Genaine Materials Used. SEE MISS LEE FINISH HER DRIVE SUNDAY NIGHT rM mt yivsr ICresge 0'M OPEN 8 A. M. TO 8 P. BI.

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