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COTTON SOURCE OF LOSS!‘TIPS’ PASSED AROUND Eastern Speculators Victims, Lacking Knowledge of Southern Crop. llil United Prfss NEW YORK, Sept, ZZ~- Cotton, the principal staple of the Stnftii, today was the source of financial losses ‘to many Eastern speculators whose knowledge of the plant itself is as inconsiderable as that of Broadway “Mammy” singers. For weeks the tip, “buy cotton,” has been circulated outside of the usual trading market. Clerks, salesmen, tradesmen have Invested surplus cash, purchasing as many bales as they could afford. The tip was sound. In the past four weeks cotton has advanced VA cents a pound to more than twice the levels of last winter. But because an economist employed by the Department of Agriculture in Washington guessed that cotton prices would decline, recent profits were wiped out in many cases, the potential value of the southern crop was reduced some $80,000,000 and traders on the New York and New Orleans markets Indulged in a hectic stampede. With yesterday’s session now history, leaders of the cotton exchange were wondering today whether the Government should assume the function of predicting price changes. Samuel T. Hubbard, Jr., president of the local exchange, telegraphed Secretary Jardine of the department of agriculture a.ud asked an explanation. Hundreds of buying orders were on hand when the report reached the trading floors.

LAW OFFICERS WILL ASSEMBLE Gilliom’s Parley Invitations Are Accepted. Prosecutors throughout the State are pouring letters of acceptance into the office of Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom for the law enforcement conference called by him for Sept. 24. In most instances they report that the county sheriff and chiefs of police of the leading towns and cities of the county also will attend. Federal cooperation has been pledged. United States District Attorney Albert J. Ward and George Winkler, chief district prohibition enforcement officer, will speak. A considerable part of the time / will be devoted to outlining a definite program for prohibition enforcement and untangling the difficulties arising from the recent decision of the Supreme Court regarding issuance of search warrants on belief. The court ruled that knowledge must be had before the warrant can be issued and definite information must be given the officer in charge of issuance. Letters of acceptance have been received from prosecutors at Lebanon, Vincennes, _ Logansport, Kokomo, Greensburg, Noblesville, Rushville, Richmond, Huntington, Lawrenceburg and Grefcnfleld.

GRAND JURY REPORTS Federal Body Returns 48 True Bills. The Federal grand jury returned forty-eight true in a partial report this afternoon. Fifty-eight persons were charged with law violations, in connection with Evansville, Terre Haute and New Albany cases. They will be arraigned here Sept. 24, so Judge Robert C. Baltzell may try Terre Haute district persons who plead not guilty Oct. 3; Evansville district persons, Oct. 10, and jfew Albany district, Oct. 17. CHARGE PASTOR WITH KIDNAPING SUCESSOR / : Reported He Said, “No Man Will Live to Take My Place.” lly United Press COLUMBUS, Ga., Sept. 16.—The Rev. A. V. Noble, former pastor of the Columbus Methodist Episcopal Church, North, was under arrest here today, charged with kidnaping his successor, the Rev. Willis T. Jordan, formerly a Wisconsin minister. Jordan disappeared Wednesday night. He was last seen by his wife sauntering down the street with two men she did not recognize. Noble was arrested on information supplied by the Rev. O. B. Netherland, retired, also a member of the Methodist church. He told police he had heard Noble say, “No man will live to take my place.” CHICAGQ BEATS PARIS Fannie Brice Proves Home Divorce Courts Are Fastest. By United Press NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-Fanny Brice, minus a husband through the quick work of the Chicago courts, has arrived on Broadway with a ready philosophy of marriage and divorce. Referring to the dispatch with which the ties that bound her to Jules “Nicky” Arnstein were broken, the actress said; “Why go to Paris? You can get a divorce more quickly and easily in Chicago.” She plans to sue an unnamed New York society woman for $250,000, she laid, alleging alienation of affections.

Judge Steps From Bench to Help Solve Baby Tangle

Orders No Stone to Be Left Unturned to Help Mother Identify Infant. By United Press CLEVELAND, Sept. 17.—Common Pleas Judge Carl V. Weygandt stepped down from his bench Friday personally to interview a mother who is doubtful of the Identity of a baby hospital officials say is hers. In laying aside his duties as a * rlst for the day, Judge Weygandt said he would leave no stone unturned in arriving at a solution of the case. His reiterated previous statements that he meant to re ; check the hospital records and informally question nurses and physicians at the hospital. May Make Blood Test ' Mrs. Sam Smith has questioned whether a baby girl said to be hers by nurses at the Maternity hospital, is the child that was born to her three weeks ago. Mrs. Smith believes , she is the mother of a baby boy and states that a physician told her at its birth her child was a boy. In his effort to get at the facts of the case, Judge Weygandt late Thursday appointed a committee of four blood specialists to determine whether a blood test would be feasible in determining the baby’s maternity. “If these physicians say a blood test will help, we ean have them go ahead with the test and perhaps it may be possible to accept their verdict and reach an agreement,” I Judge Weygant said. Nurse Doesn’t Remember Judge Weygandt also announced he will appoint a physician to examines the physical characteristics of Mr. and Mrs. Smith and the disputed baby in an effort to discover some physical resemblance which may aid in solving the case. A nurse who was present at the birth of the baby said in Detroit Thursday she did not remember the sex of the child, but that Mrs. Smith had admitted to her that "the girl was her baby.” A companion nurse had testified in' court previously that she had bathed the Smith baby for eight days before she discovered its sex.

MW ML ' BE WITNESS Ex-Governor to Be Called in Jackson Trial. Former Governor Warren T. McCray will be the State’s chief witness in the trial of Governor Ed Jackson, Republican County Chairman George V. Coffin and Robert I. Marsh, former law partner of Jackson for alleged conspiracy to commit a felony, it was announced definitely today. A member of the prosecuting staff that aided the county grand jury .in preparing the indictment, returned last Friday against the men, declared McCray will be called. McCray’s name Is carried on the indictment under the heading “State’s witnesses.” It was reported earlier today that the State had taken a deposition from the former Governor in the matter before he left Atlanta prison, where he served one-third of a tenyear Federal term for using the mails in a scheme to defraud. Special Prosecutor John W. Holtzman dispelled this when he said he had taken McCray’s disposition in a legal matter before Jasper County courts. The three men are alleged to offered McCray SIO,OOO and a promise of no conviction in Indiana courts if he would appoint James E. McDonald prosecuting attorney to succeed McCray's son-in-law, William P. Evans, who resigned.

W. MICHIGAN SEWER CONTRACT AWARDED Sheehan Construction Gets Work on Low Bid. The Sheehan Construction Company today was awarded a $129,832 cofitract to build the W. Michigan St. sewer. The sewer will serve the district roughly bounded by Michigan and TANARUS" ith Sts., Exeter Ave. and Little Eagle Creek. The works board let the contract to Sheehan, low bidder, on recommendation of City Engineer Paul R. Blown. Sheehan bid $6.99 a lineal foot, while the J, H. King & Cos. bid $7.02. Virgil Vandagrifft, board president, said the contract was let after the sanitary board promised to build an extension of the Jackson St. interceptor to join the proposed drain.

URGES COPS’ FINES GO INTO PENSION FUND Councilman Has New Plan of Punishing for Misdemeanors. Councilman Austin H. Todd today suggested to safety board members anew plan for fining policemen and firemen for misdemeanors. Todd said he believed it would be beneficial to permit policemen to work, instead of being suspended on conviction of drunkenness and other charges, and turn the salary over to the police and pension fund. ulider the present plan officers are suspended and fined their salary. WOMAN HURT IN CRASH Mrs. Clyde Davis, 41, of N. Oriental St., was cut about ihe face and hands and taken U ctiy hospital in a sririous condition from loss of blood today when the tiuto in which she was riding overturned after collidUg with one driven by Louis C. Lum&r, Mickleyville, Ind.. at Market and Oriental Sta. today. \ '

CAPTAIN HAWK G. A. RREADER Westerner Elected Commander bV Aging Veterans. 'By United Press S GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Sept. 17. —Elbridge L. Hawk of Sacramento, Cal., who fought through the entire Vicksburg campaign in the Civil War and was discharged with the rank of a captain, is the new com-mander-in-chief of what remains of the Grand Army of the Republic. His election came after a spirited struggle. Hawk is the first far Westerner to hold the command. He came close to election at two previous encampments, but was prevented from taking part on account of ill health. He is now fully recovered. The new commander enlisted April 22, 1861, as a private in the 18th Ohio Regiment. He re-enlisted in the same'regiment in September and later organized a company of the 114th Ohio. He rose from the ranks and at the close of the war was made a senior captain when detailed to assist in the demobilization of troops at New Orleans. t The sixty-first encampment closed Friday night. Next yfear’s reunion will be at Denver. * MILLER DEFIED BY SUCCESSOR Former School Head’s Choice for Inspector Loses. Defeat of any attempted dictation on the part of Charles F. Miller, Indianapolis school superintendent, of the policies of the State Superintendent's office under Roy P. Wisehart was seen in the outcome of the first State education board meeting attended by Wisehart yesterday. Going into executive session, the board approved Eugene Butler, Rushville, State high school inspector, and Don Hussey, Zionsville, as his assistant. This was the Wisehart sldte. Miller, who resigned the State superintendency to accept the Indianapolis position, cor.fe'jred with Wisehart before the meeting. He and State Superintendent Fred Gladden were said to have backed L. O. Slagle, Lebanon, for the position as assistant high school inspector, a $3,000 job. Gladden was Miller's choice as his successor, but Governor Jackson appointed Wisehart. A battle over today’s appointments loomed, but did not materalize. Slagle, who was at the Statehouse, was said to have State and district Republican support, while the county organization was for Hussey. Both men are residents of Boone County.

THE CITY IN BRIEF

Startling Patterson, 25, Negro, 612 N. Senate Ave., was charged, with intoxication and driving while intoxicated today when his auto collided with one driven by Mrs. Ruth Alsett, 2531 Brookside Ave., at Indiana Ave. and Michigan St. No one was hurt, but both cars were damaged. . Vernon Clark, 22, of 523 Meredith Ave., was taken to city hospital today with a possible fractured skull after he was struck by" a truck driven by John Gerber, 42 W. Eleventh St., at Seventeenth St. and Boulevard PI. Police said the youth ran -in front of the truck. Mrs. Theresa Valeniine, 65, Negro, 2701 N. Oxford St., was taken to city hospital today with severe bruises received when the stearing wheel of an auto driven by Üben Thompson, 17, Negro, 2735 Oxford St., locked on the National Road east of the city today and crashed into the ditch. City Controller Claude F. Johnson today asked Police Chief Claflde M. Worley to order a drive on unlicensed dogs. He estimated there are several hundred unlicensed in the city. Wallace Weatlcerholt today assumed his duties as State securities commissioner, succeeding David Jennings, who resigned to become vice president of the Continental National Bank, Capt. H. Weir Cook, United States Air Service officer, Assigned to the Indiana National Guard, will talk on fliers and long flights at the Service Club luncheon Monday at the Lincoln. The Times takes lost and found ads by phone until 12 noon for the same day’s issue.

Death Notices BULMAHN, MARY—Beloved mother of Mrs. Marie Kirchner and Mrs. Hannah Kay, Edward, Charles, Fred, George and William Bulmahn. passed away at the home. 949 Harrison St., Thursday. Sept. 15. age 80 years. Funeral Saturday. Sep*.. 17,"*2 p. m.. at the above address. Burial Crown Hill. Friends Invited. HERMSEN. MRS. IDA MARY—Age 59 years, beloved wife of S. B. Hermsen. mother of Mrs. J. R. Moore. Mrs. J. R. Leveron. Miss Viola Hermsen and Gerald Hermsen. sister of Mrs. Ella Bobbitt and Mrs. H. H. Wibbing. both of Bt. Louis, died at the residence 1124 Broadway, Apt. 17. Friday. Sepr. 16. Friends mav view remains at the funeral parlors of Kirby Sc Dunn. 1901 N Meridian, after 7 p. m.. Friday. Funeral. Monday. Sept. 19. 8:30. at the parlors: 9 a. m. SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends Invited, PFLUEGER. JOSEPH—Beloved husband of Anna Pflueger and father of George Pflueger, Mrs. Frank Meistcr, Mrs. Charles Raeder and Mrs. Harry Reiman, passed away at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Meister. 1850 Applegate St., Sept. 14, age 78 years. Funeral at daughter's residence. Saturday, Sept. 17. 2 p. m. Burial Crown HIIL Friends Invited.

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Death Notices BEACH, DALE—Age 25 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beach and brother of Charles. Roxle. Ralph, Merrill and Juanita Beach and Mrs. Kenneth Bruce, passed away, Thursday. Sept. 15. at 7:30 p. m. Funeral at late residence. 1401 Mllburn St.. RaturJav, Sept. 17, at 2 p .m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. BRANDENBUROER, ELIZABETH—Passed away Sept. 15, at neon, age 24. Friends may view remains at late residence, 505 St. Paul St,, Friday, from 2 p. m. to 9 p. m. Funeral services at Llnwood Chilstlan Church. Saturday. 2 p. m„ 4424 E. Mithl gan St. Funeral Directors " W. T. BLASENGYM - Main office, 2226 Shelby Bt. , Drexel 3870. KRIEGER, WM. E. . FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1402 N. Illinois St. min 1184. Res., Bel, 2866-R I. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main 0906. J. C. WILSON; funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eaulpment Dr. 0321 and Dr, 0322. BERT S. GADD. 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 5307. UNDERTAKERS. lIISEY <Sc TITUS. 931 N, Delaware. LI. 2928 Lost and Found ANGORA cat; cream colored; lost; weighs about ten pounds; answers to •Teddy;" )5 reward for return or Information as to whereabouts. R. W. Geer. 3602 N. Emerson Ave. Day, Ran. 1187: night, Ch. 0599. CHOKER, red fox; lost on fairground Thursday evening. Reward. Call MISS HIGGINS. Washington Bank and Trust Cos. Main 0792, or Riley 1753. COAT, man’s: lost 2000 block S. Meridian. Sat, afternoon. Reward. Dr. 1759. GLASSES; brown, shell-rimmed, tinted _ lense. Reward. Drex. 6925. PACKAGE: In kresge's Monday noon, boy a raincoat, etc. Rew. Irv. 0346. PURSE; lady's, containing about $23; downtown district. Cal. MR. STUCKY, Lin. 7578. Reward. SCOTCH TERRIER, small; lost, answers name on collar "Bpeed": rew. Lin. 9420. SPECTACLES lost; Werbe-Mlessen case. Call Ch. 6783-W. STRAYED: HOUND; small, white and brown spotted. Return to 413 N. Davldson or cal; Lin 7703. Reward. TRAVELING BAG lost; on Sherman Dr. or E. Washington St., containing railroad man's book. Reward. Ch. 0559.

Help Wanted—Male Laborers; colored only; apply ready for work, 7 a. m. Saturday. 7 p. m. Sunday. E. RAUH Sc SON, FERTILIZER, Rear Unlqn Stock Yards. WE NEED several live salesmen for our Northclill additions, which are well advertised and In which the lots are selling rapidly. There Is an exceptional opportunity to enter the real estate Held and make good money. Experience unnecessary. but men with cars preferred. We want active energetic and ambitious youug men of good standing. Call between 9 ana 10 a. m. or between 12 noon and 1 p. in. Ask for Mr. Davidson. American Town Lot Go. 209 E. Ohio St. HUSTLINO AGENTS wanted to sell Fashion Frocia far women, misses and children. Low prices, liberal profits with bonus, easy sales, big repeatea and permanent business. Full or spare time. Fall line rihdy. Write FABHION-FROCKS. 110 Koontz Ave.. Munde, Ind. c OR 4 MEN who have collecting ability and can furnish a letter of reference from their last employer, can get a position by applying at Rm. 425. 134 E. Market Bt. LOCAL corporation manufacturing wood products wants mill foreman; give experience and salary wanted: replies cofldentlally received. Box B 211. Times. BOYS with wheels. Apply POSTAL TELEORAPH CO,. 1 B. Meridian. Help Wanted Female SCHOOL girl for general housework evenhgs; go home nights; no children In fam.ly; must be good cook. Call Mr. Copley. Main 3500 or apply evenings after 6 p, m„ 309 W. 33d St. GIRL WANTED, ambitious; "to answer telephone In legal and insurance office In exchange for complete stenographic couse. Practical business experience. Small salary. Address Times. Box B 300. s MIDDLE-AGED woman for housekeeping. Call after 4 in the evening. 2816 Macpherson. MIDDLE aged woman, white, for restaurant work, evenings. Prefer one living east Coxy Lunch Room. 2611 E. Wash. Situations Wanted Male CHAUFFEUR, yardman; wife as maid or cook; city references; colored. Riley 1106. YOUNG MAN wants work; porter r stock boy. Call _Beh_oß7l-M. CARPENTER—Good finisher, wants Job: wages only; no contract. Rt. 1228. MAN—Colored, wants work as chauffeur. Ch. 2290-T HARDWOOD FLOORS: walls cleaned, whitewashing. Edward Bailey. Ran, 3782. CHAUFFER, garage man and truck driver. Hem. 5189 J MAND AND WIFE: as chauffer and maid or cook; leave city. Har. 0246. Situations Wanted Female GIRL;, colored; experienced; wants whole day or half-dav work by the week. Hem. 2452. GIRL! neat, colored, to help with housework, close In. experienced. Hem. 1539. STENOGRAPHER; young typist and P. B. X.; experienced; references. Ran. 5119. DAY WORK or waek work; young; colored. Riley 1672. PRACTICAL NURSE: care of convalescent, companion. Invalids. Riley 3297. GIRL: neat, colored; wants housework; close In town; experienced. Hem. 1539. ASSIST with housework, half days; young colored woman. Hem. 3796. Special Notices Termanent’waye'

S7JD MARYNfcLL BEAUTY SnOP

Main 4952. 31 W. Ohio, Room 201. Evenings by Appointment. SPECIAL for September, a real permanent Marcelle wave and ringlet ends for $5; guaranteed 6 months; expert operators Mr. and Mrs. Hildebrand, ArtNoc. Beauty Shop. 345 Masachusetls Ave. Lincoln 5650. OPENING—THE EXCLUSIVE GIFT SHOP WANTED—ARTICLES OF NEEDLE AND. ART WORK. 654 E. 21ST. HE. 4138. WANTED to hear from party driving through to California, wishing relief driver, or one to do all driving. References given. H. HANNA, 1219 Thornburg St.. Newcastle, Ind. NESTLE LA NOIL permanent wave. *5: exoerlenced operator. Lin. 4630. RUNNERS and pulled threads mended In Ladles’ hosiery; reasonable._Oh._so37._ ROSE TlftT~vanishing "cream; 2 ounce Jar. 75c. Mrs. Cooksey. Irv. 4189.

Instructions An Attractive amid Profitable Profession A profession that leads to in dependence. One in which your earnings depend entirely upon your artistic and business abilities. ~E r 'ery woman’s latent talent and of the beautiful can be developed and commercialized in this fascinating and enjoyable work. We” train you thoroughly in a manner that will seem most natural to you. Our graduates pass State examinations with ease. Your Inquiry and consultation with us is totally without obligation. Central Beauty College 2d Floor Odd Fellow Bldg. . MA in 6748-6509.

Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. OUr graduates pass State examinations easily 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ms. 578 and 6509. FRENCH and Spanish lessons; given by experienced teacher. Ret.; reas. He. 3785. Business Announcements BUILDING, remodeling, repairing, garages built; quick service; reas. Web, 6878-M. CHILDRENS and young ladles’ fall and winter dress and coats made to order: also alterat.ns. Reas. 1715 CINDERS—S3 I/)AD Sand, gravel and drlvewaya. DRex, 1010. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement, brick work. DR. 0736. FEATHERS bought, sola and renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass. Main 1428. PAINTING Sc interior decorating; Hendrik Dinkla. comp. Ins. Est. 1902. Ch. 2682-W. PLUMBING FIXTURES. We save you money. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.. 125 N. Alabama. Lin. 5788. RUG, 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED. $2 Superior Rug Cleaners, HEm 4462 Rooms for Rent ALABAMA. 824 N.: desirable steam heated room; private residence. ASHLAND. 1215: well furnished room; vlctrola; elec, fan. Main 4152, CAPITOL, N„ 3456; mother and daughter will share home with couple or large front rm for 1 or 2. Har. 3311. CAPITOL. N.. 2339 Vi; strictly modern: newly furnished 'becroom. Ra. 5001. CENTRAL. 2332; clem, airy room adjoining bath: garage; gentleman. Ran, 4237. EAST DR., Woodruff, 814; front room with alcove; 3 windows; good heat and fireplace: private family; modern; garage; 1 or 2 gentlemen; references. Ch. 4118-M. Harbour Hotel, 617% N. 111. Clean mod. rms., shower and tub baths, low wkly. and monthly rates. Main 5967. ILLINOIS. 431 N.; Apt. 5; nicely furnished, steam-heated; 2 men: 86: single; cheap. ILL., N„ 2350; lovely front and side rm.; 2 men; mod, priv. home. Ran. 0725. KEYSTONE. 1134 N.: lovely large front rm„ prlv. ent„ suit 2. Cherry 0902. MARKET. E.. 412. Apt 5: 2 front rooms; _ modern: >4 and $5. Lincoln 9132 1 MERIDIAN. 520 N.: Apt. 17. 1 OI 1 girls to rm. or to share apt, Rl. 4535. NORTH; lovely rm. for 2: private, modern home. Wash. 5348-R. OHIO, E., 1422: attractive room: modern; private home; breakfast and evening meals. Suitable 2 girls. Lincoln 3667. PARK AVE., nice homelike rm.. priv. fam.. north; good car service; 1 or 2 gentlemen. Hem. 4250 ______ PENN.. N.. 1347; lovely front rm.. suit. 2 gentlemen: garage. Lin. 8857. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 867: attractive front rm.: all modern: dost to bath. Rl. 8342. PLEASANT room in modern private home for 1 or 2 employed people. Illinois cj?r fine. 2268 Pierson. VERMONT and Illinois. Rink. Apt. No. 58: front, by bath 1 or 2 gentlemen. Reaa. WALCOTT. 322" N.' modern seeping room; private family. Riley 2750. WINTHROP. 3800; nice rm.. priv. modern home. Wash. 1521. WOODRUFF, 909 W. Dr.; Ught front rm.; suitable 1 or_ 2_menj reas. Ch. 2230. MODERN room In private home; very reasonable: gentleman preferred. LI. 2422. Room for Rent With Board ARSENAL. N„ 317; large modern rm.. with ivory suite: 1 or 2 girls or married couple employed: seasonable. Lin. >OB7. Jefferson. N„ 7; good home for baby In private family. NEW JERSEY. N., 517: clean, nice rm., with board: reasonable: walk, distance. ST. PETER Bt., 1029; children to baord; mother's care. Drexel 6932. NURSE; care for infants, children; hour. day or week: my home. Hem. 2149. CHILDREN to rm. and bd.. "beutlful ally sub. home. Mother'.': care. Dr. 6708 R-l. You Reao the Want Ads— Have vou tried to use them? It's easy—Call Main 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ASHLAND. 1904; Large front rm., kitchen nook; Ist, floor. Hem. 1463. ABHLAND. oSlf clean, front rm. with bath; $4.50 wk.; front sleep., 83. Lin. 3101. BROADWAY, 1104; 2 nicely furn. rms.. priv. mod, home. Reasonable. * DELAWARE. N., 907; large front rm.. Ist _ floor, also small sleeping rm. Rt 3652. DICKSON, 115; 2 modern unfurn. rms.; walk distance; east; <lO. Ran. 4439. KEYSTONE. N.. 2008: 3 clean rms.; priv. ent.; lights, gas, turn; $6. Ch. 8194, MERIDIAN, N.. 2340: 2-rm. apt.: 37.50; _alsn_l_front_slceglng rm.: furnished. MERIDIAN. 1137 N.; lovely sleeping rm., also single hskpg. rm. Lin. 7438. NEW JERSEY. N., 126: furnished Ught housekeeping: large, clean, newly decorated. $3 and $3.50 week; two-room furnished apartment, lage private entrance. running water; S4 week. NEW YORK. 530 W.; bsekpg., shpg.. mod : op. Military Park; <2.50 up.- Riley 3187. OHIO. E. 546: nice front room, everything furnished: $3 week. PLEASANT. 1426; 2 two-rcom apts.. mod., upstairs, good location. 11TH, E.. 717; 3-rm. furnished apt.; mad.; also 4-rm. bungalow. Riley 3607. 19TH. W.. 140; 1 and 2 roosn”apts.. furn., modem, clean. Har. 1581-W.

Houses for Rent ARROW. 1946; near school: 8 rooms'. porches: 2-car garagi; 845, 1307 Bates; 5 rms; bt ch; gas; elec.: e-od condition, reduced io $lB. H. 5228. BLAINE. 1317; cnoici 5-room modem, garage; heat, water lumlshed: only *35. On hlfl near Mormon's. Hum. 8468. BROADWAY. 1522; 4 rms.' rear; elec; gas; water: toilet. *lB. Rl. 6208. BUTLER. 3.. lib, attractive "double; water paid. CAPITOL. Ave.. N., 2305: 5-room modern; garage: water furnished: $35. Balance this month rent free. Main 0247, Ra._4548. CHADWICK, 836; 5 rooms, semi-mod . new~ ly decorated; sl4. Dr. 3128. CHARLES St., 1448: 5 rm.: strictly mod. double: S3O. Water paid. Irv. 1138-w. CHESTER. lf7 N.; If you want a gd. 6-rm. COFFEY. 808,A 3 rms., double, electricity, well, garages sl3. GEISENDORF, 234: 4 rms. cottage, seminyd., 817.50. Call owner. Wash. 1321. DENNY? S 19- mod. 5-room double; near school; gar.; $33. Call Har. 1918-W, eve. DORMAf- 314; 6 rooms; modern; fine condltlon. 1 or 2 families; low rent. DREXEL. 933; half 4-rm. double; garage; - water paid. $35. Ch. 3229. EMERSON, N„ 774; "near" "school. 6-room modern double, garage. Irv, 1468. ENGLISH, 1916; 5-rm. double; modern except furn.: gar. Miss Coleman. M. 4602. FLETCHER Ase.. 768 ; 6 rooms," semi-mod.; water pd. $26. Dr. 2761. ; GRF.ELY. iO9; 4-room house; semi-modern; good condition; sls. HIGH. 10)8; beautiful 7-rm„ strictly mod., east: $35. Raymond. E„ 1412; 4-rm. mod. garage, screens. $25.25. Drexel 4206. INGRAM. 1637; near school: 6-rooin mod. double; garage; $36. ■ JACKSON. 3030. rear brick double: $12.50; (electric lights. Main 1050. 2131 N. Jefferson. 4 rooms, papered. .$12.50 1616 Wilcox. 4 rooms, paint 12.50 1440 Everett. 4 room bungalow 13.50 1306 Bradbury. 5 rms.. inside toilet. new paper, sink, water paid 18.°0 Colored; 852 Camp St., rear, 4 rm. bungalow, toilet, sink, paper, paint 15.00 952 W. Pearl, bungalow, new 10.00 Owne r. 224 N. Delaware St. N -27 Ivarclier St> Attractive 5-room double, semi-modern. Fluclier Savings & Trust Cos. 2024 N. KEYSTONE; 4 rooms and”"bath: half double; $25. CIVIC REALTY CO. Lin. 5050. LA SALLE. N.. 2005; 5-room, semi-modern double; good condition; >2O. Irv. 0770-M. N. LA SALLE. 566: 4-rm. double; Kelley stone house; 4 closets Sc In-adoor bed. LEXINGTON AVE., 825; $25 Five nice rooms and bath, upstairs: water furnished: electric lights, gas. yard fenced in. and garage; walking distance* Main ,4423. Miss Dudley. LORD, 819; i’rooms and bath, gar., water pd.. S2O. Key at 820 Harrison. LUDLOW," 1821; ’-rm. double, reduced to sl6. 1825 Ludlow; single house. 6 rms.. reduced to >l6; neat school. Cherry 7604. MARTINDALE. 2926; colored; Inside toilet; sls; 2 weeks free rent. Main 1050, MACPHERBON. 3232; 5-room mod. double, gar., newly deco.: $33.50. Ch. 3084. MERIDIAN. S., 1502: 6-room modern; good condition and neighborhood: reas. Dr. 3441. MICHIGAN. E.. 3906; 3-room mod. *32.50 -Olney. 1347: 5-roc m modern 40.00 _ FRANK 8. CLARK Sc CO- Main 3377 MONTCALM. 1451; 6-room mod. double; i gar.; water pid; $33.50. Bel. 3877-W. NEW JERSEY. N. 2518' 6 mi. mod.. newly dec : garage. >4O. Ran. 6062. NEWMAN. 1211; 6-room modern double on south side; near Tech: garage; S3O; 1 mo. rent free. GUARANTY DISCOUNT CORP., 913 Merchants Bank Bldg. OLNEY. 2848: near school. 4-room double. mod., bullt-ln features. Rl. 4749. Oriental, S., 139: "7 rms.. gas. elec. car., wat. pd. .....S2O Ohio, W.. 1638' 5 rms., el. steam heat. sink: gar 18 Edison. 1015: 6 rms.. gas, el. car rm. 18 Hall. 422: S rms.. gas. el., gar. n. pap. 17 Yandes. 1637: 4 rms.. gas. el., colored.. 15 _ MCCULLOUGH AGENCY. Main 1709 PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2333; near school; 8rm. modern double: garage. Hem. 408a. PRATT. W.. 3323 : 6-rm. bungalow; 2 large lots; fruit: garage: chicken house 4knd fencing; large gard. spot. Drex. 6708- R-l. I

Houses for Rent RANDOLPH, S.. 1054; near school: 8 rooms and bath; modem; $35. Ban. 3680. REISNER, 1217: 4 rooms, semi-modem; garage; water paid. On car line. Only 622,50. Har. 1269-W. RUCKLE. 2051; near school, 6-room modern double; $35. Hem. 1223. RURAL, N.. 1224; 4 rooms: semi-modern bungalow, double: newly decorated: garage; >25. Irv. 3955. SHRIVER AVE., 2840; 4-rm. mod... .$34.00 1120 Calhoun St.; 5 rms., water pd.... 17.00 1926 8. Talbot Ave.: 5 rms. sing 18.09 A. F. ZANEY, 122 N. Delaware St. SPANN. 1219; 7 rms.; modern; garage"; newly deco.; near school. Main 2750. BUOAR GROVE, 1840; 5 rooms, gas, electrlc lights, near school; >2O. Hum. 6636. TaBOR, E„ 17S1; 4 rooms; semi-modern: garage; $22.50; water paid. Bel. 1041, TENTH. E.. 1532; 7-room mod. double; garage; near Teen. Ch. 2758. or Ch. 1813-Jig. TENTH St., E. 3331; 6-room cottage, semimodern; watrr paid; $25, UNION. 1714; upper duplex; 5 rms.; modern; water paid. Drexel 4605. WALCOTT, N., 424; j rooms, modern; garage; good condition; $32,50. Ch. 6685. 926 E. Washington Second floor; Ideal for rooming house or small apts.; nice entrance on Washington St..; seven living rooms and bath: newly decorated; someone can sublet these rooms and make money; rent *37.50. Call Miss Dudley. Main 4423. CITY TRUST CO. Main 4423. WASH. BLVD.. 2809; 6-rm. modern double, garage; S4O, 2811 Wash, Blvd. WOODLAWN, 1453; 4-6 room modern doubles, newly decorated, good condition. Drexel 2886-J. 33D. 143 wi; near school; 5-rm. double; new floors; tJO. Ra. 6522, Near Colored high school; 4-rm. double; electric lights; 813. Ha. 4509-M. NEAR TEACHERS College; 7 rms., mod., can rent rooms; >4O, Ran. 2679. FIVE-liOOM SINGLE, $19.75 Newly painted and papered; large yard; garage, CRUSE. 128 N. Delaware. Meyer-Kiser Houses 2614 Broadway; 6 rooms $50.00 124 W. Rav St.; 6 rooms 40.00 10 S. Temple Ave.; 9 rooms 30.00 958 Maple St ; 5 rooms 25.00 2046 Olney St.; 4 rooms 18.00 135 Spring St.; 5 rooms 16.00 925 Coffey St.; 5 rooms 15.00 137 S. Catherwood; 4 rms. colored.. 15.00 531 W. Wilkins St : 5 rms., colored 12.00 THE MEYER-KISER BANK 221 S. Summit; 5 rms., elec., gas. Inside toilet, water paid $16.00 3218 Northwestern; 6 rms., mod., gar.: redecorated throughout 34.00 1920 Wilcox. 3 rms.; elec, new paper 14.00 2210 Spann: 4 rms.. elec., gas. bath 22.50 1159 Congress; 4 rms.. mod., gar.... 35.00 20 N. Walcott: 6 rms.. mod 30 00 641 W. 31st St.; 4 rms.. mod., gar.. 35.00 LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS 144 E. Ohio St Main 3715 Res . Bel. 4012-R COLORED; 2112 W. 10th; beautiful, new strictly mod. bungalow; double; only $25, LI. 5228. 721 Buchanan; 5 rms.; Inside toilet; gas: elec.; water pd.: reduced to S2O. Good condition. LI. 5228. MODERN—S2S 227 S. Randolph: 5-room modern double, newly decorated, nice and clean; near Southeastern Ave. W. R, HUNTER CO., MA. 1078 FIVE-ROOM double; semi-modern, water ?ald. near W. Wash. St. high school. Ma. 868. Eve., Ran. 4702. WALKING Distance' east, modern 7 rooms, good condition. Owner. Hem. 3575, GOOD HOUSES 1627 Ludlow; 5 rooms: garage $27.50 310 N. Randolph; 6 rooms 25.00 1362 N. Oale; 4 rooms; garage 35.00 46 S. Tuxedo; 5 rooms 20.00 113 W. Arizona; 3 rooms 17.00 643 Union; 5 rooms 30.00 829 Broadway; 8 rooms 35.00 W. R. HUNTER CO. MA. 1078 REASONABLE RENTS 1324 N. Sheffield: 4 rooms, semi-modern: water paid; garage, only $20.00 1926 E. Maryland, 4 rms. w. pd 18.00 630 E. Georgia. 5 rms., w. pd 13.50 642 Coffey. 5 rooms, water 15.00 321 E. Henry. 4 rooms, w. pd 13.50 1926 W. St. Clair; 4 rooms 12.00 UNTON TRUST COMPANY IF there Is a telephone located In the house In which you are moving you ■ can have It connected promptly by Cf lllng Main 9800. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. TIMES WANT ADS BRIN G BUSINESS __ Apartments for Rent The Cambridge Apts. NORTH AND DELAWARE STS. NON-HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS. ONE, TWO THREE ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL LI. 5391. Mapls Terrace 542 E. Maple Rd.; Frigldrlre service; 5 rooms; garage $89.00 Maple Arms •72th and Central Ave.; 4 -ooms and bath; heat, light, gas und water furnished 75.06 Lafayette Court 2733 N. Meridian; 3 rooms 55.00 Westminster 2725 N. Meridian; 3 rooms 50.00 Ulackstone 4001 E. Washing .on; 2 rooms 47.50 Kreiger 836 E. Prospect; 2 rooms 32.50 H. H. Woodsmall & Cos., Inc. Ll. 5391. Ma. 2808. "We Insure everything but the hereafter.” Nights and holidays call E. V. Dessert Hum .2204. 4-Room Apartment No. 2, 2015 College Ave. Modern except heat: newly decorated: water and garage furnished: S3O. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors 130 N. Delaware St. Ma. 4088. SSO. INCLUDING GARAGE The Robinhood, No. 9, 63rd and College. Living-room, sun parlor, dining-room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, ln-a-door bed lh living-room. Immediate possession. Call Lin. 5144; evenings. Ran. 3791. KMELIE VERMONT ST.. W„ 301 . Three and 4-room modern apartments, downtown: $25 to S4O. BANKERS TRUST CO. THE PETITE 21ST ST,. W.. 134. Email efficiency apartment. $32.50. BANKERS TRUST CO. $29 Illinois at 15th; Vera Apt.; 6 rooms, new furnace; water paid. Main 7157. HOLLOWAY 3T. 1857; 1 3-rm. apt., bath. hardwood floors, heatsola, gar.; $27.50. Lincoln 2627. Business Pjpces for Rent PARKING SPACE IN BUILDING FOR TENANTS. NOW AVAILABLE. New Offices 1 X-roorn suite .. S3O 2-room suite ~...545 to $55 3-room suite SBO to S9O 2-room, with large adjacent merchandise storage space..s6s OR all or part of above as one large office with vault. Location; In heart of financial ana market business districts, and across street from Courthouse. Features: Every modern office building facility: unusual in ventilation, daylight and outlook; murble corridors and lobby; high-speed elevators and excellent service. Apply Building Manager. Room 710. or rental agents. Klein & Kuhn. Union Title Office Bldg. Delaware and Market Sts. Phone Ma. 4818. YARD AND FACTORY SPACE „ At Big Four and Commerce. Suitable for coal yard and light manufacturing. 12,000 square feet with separate office building; also largs lumber storage sheds. 50.000 square feet In all. yard and factory space. Main 0792. W. G. LYTLE. Ran. 9200. ______ M^ss v Ave., 351 Desirable storeroom frontU-* on two busy streets. Heated. FLETCHE' ! SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. TENTH. P, 177°• opposite Woodruff Place; fine location for -leaning and pressing shop: business estebi'shed 16 years: $35; water paid. Inqul/e .730 E. Tenth, Ch. 5623, or Ran. 607'. 2-STORY BRICK BUILDING; 30,000 square feet; cement fsors: suitable for factory or storage: rear 340 N. Noble. Lin. 1838. STOREROOM: 221 Indians Aye.: newly decorated; heat and water furnished, See A. A. BYRKIT. Room 140, 220 N 1111nois. Main 1050. Tmeridian. N.. 1231 * 25x150; steam heat. COLUMBIA SECURITIES CO. . 152 N. Delaware St. Lin. 6834. SOUTH. E.. 1£); 4,000 square feet of floor space; desirable location for storage or light manufacturing. Lin. 4757. e 1 . it. ZS B

Business Places for Rent MODERN business room: suitable for shop or salesroom. 146-154 Virginia Ave. Lin. 6311. WILCOX, 1531, rear; 1 block building, 30x 40: good condition: for garage, storage or shop. Riley 6123. Irvington 0509-W, STOREROOM and 5 living rooms. 3964 Cornelius; *45. W. R. HUNTER CO. MA. 1078. FURNISHED LODGE HALL' for afternoon and evening meetings. Inquire 29 S. Delaware 8t„ Room 10. SOUTH, E.,”19; 4,000 square feet of floor space, desirable location, for storage or light manufacturing. Lin. 4757. CORNER Northwestern and Eugene; large storeroom, 5 iiving rooms, garage. Ran. 2551. FOR-rent or lease; 15-room modern building suitable for boarding house or other business. Call Lin. 4516. STOREROOM: suitable for grocery and meat market: fine location; newly painted: new awnings; fixtures, Ch. 6655. BUSINESS and living rooms: old location, wall paper store; >25, Drex. 1152. SPACE; for automobile salesroom: good location. Call Ran. 6691. 25,000 SQUARE FEET; storage or manufacturlng; elevator. 220 Osage, Ma, 0430. Houses and Flats Furnished BELLEFCNTAINE, 2715; 7-room house, completely furnished; splendid location, Sood furnace with garage: *4B; without. 45. Hem. 4524. TECUMSEH PL.; elegently furn. mod.. 7 rms.. bath, garage: beautiful surround: shade, shrubbery. Ch. 3242-W. WOODRUFF; beautiful 4-room apt.; completely furnished: Including Baby Grand piano; to responsible party. Call after 6:30, Ch. 0438.' 54TH, E., 818: 5-room modern, furnished house: goodd trans . Hum. 3033. 'Farms for Rent 20 ACRES; good 4-rm. hse and barn; 8 ml. west of Franklin. Inquire 936 8. West St. Storage and Transfer OTTO J. SUESZ Storage, packing and hauling, return loads wanted. Get our prices. Main 2353. Riley 3628; Cherry 4579; Cherry 0699-W. Houses for Sale 4419 BALTIMORE AVE.

Four Tooms and room for bath; cement porch: garage; near good schools ana College Ave. street car bus: $2,650; SSO cash, S2O per month. 3412 E. 32d ST. Four rooms and room for bath; 3 years old; barn; near Brlghtwood shop: SSO cash. $23 per month. 827 S. EAST ST. Five-room modern; garage. This Is close In property; $4,000; S2OO cash, $37 per month. 1850 W. WYOMING ST. Five-room modern; new; park frontage; brick and cement porch: full basement; $4,600; S2OO cash, $37 per month. BRIDGES & GRAVES •CO. 337 N. Del. Lin. 1261. Riley 5250. Open for Inspection EVENINGS $ TO 9 4035 Bowman Ave. Here Is your chance to buy a real home at the right price; a 5-room modern bungalow. large living room and dining room, kitchen with abundance of cabinet space, 2 bedrooms, bath between: hardwood floors throughout, full basement., separate furnace and laundry rooms, garage; plenty of shade and shrubbery. Go out Madison Ave. to Stop 4 (Hanna road), turn east 2 squares to Bowman Ave., then 1 square south. Roland M. Arens & Cos. 1101 Peoples Bank Bldg. Realtors. Lin. 6010. Ri. 3354. ""OPEN FOR INSPECTION 1602 VILLA ST. EVENINGS 7 TO 9 Very desirable 5-room bungalow; modern except bathroom fixtures; long living-room, large dining and bedrooms: brick and cement porch; very reasonable terms. If you want a real home priced right, see this. TRUSTEES SYSTEM * SERVICE 125 N. Delaware St. Lin. 4587. Evenings. Drexel 6766. University Heights Open for Inspection EVENINGS 6 TO 9 4035 Bowman Ave. Here Is your chance to buy a real home -at the right price; a 5-room modern bungalow, large living room and dining room, kitchen with abundance of cabinet space, 2 bedrooms, bath between; hardwood floors throughout, full basement, separate furnace avid laundry rooms, garage; plenty of shade and shrubbery. Go out Madison Ave. to Stop 4 (Hanna road I, turn east 2 squares to Bowman Ave., then 1 square south. Roland M. Arens & Cos. 1101 Peoples Bank Bldg. Realtors. Lin. 6010. RI. 3354. “LOOK ME OVER - I am anew 5-room bungalow. My rooms are all large, light and airy; my electrical fixtures and decorations are of the best. Have nice size basement, a good furnace, and garage. Don’t Judge my value by the fact that you can buy me for SIOO cash and $32 per month. Call me at TRUSTEES SYSTEM SERVICE 225 N. Delaware St. Lin. 4587. Evenings. Ran. 3035. \VAR MAN, NEAR 10TH ST. New five-room modern bungalow; bath; fuinacc. finished floors; kitchen cabinet New pived street fully paid for. s3Gij cash: S4O per month. Will consider vacant lot as down payment. F. J. VIEIIMAN CO., REALTORS, BUILDERS 142 N. Delaware St. s. Riley 2840 Res., Irv. 05$j-M S2OO Cash—s 37 Monthly 1850 W. Wyoming New. modern. 5-room house, facing park. New pavement going In at once. BRIDGES Sc GRAVES CO. 237 N. Delaware Rl. 5250 A $16,000.00 Bargain This complete home of Kellastone consUucttcn with tile roof, consists of 3 bediooms. sleeping porch and maid's room, social room In basement; fine yard, with trees and shrubbery: 2-car garage; fine location, north of 38th St.; well worth $20,000. - Shown by appointment. Waddy & Springer, Realtors Lin. 5181, Hum. 4754. 132 N. Delaware. ( 3834 ENGLISH 4 new, 5-room houses; strictly modern; full basement; built-in cabinet, buffet and china closet. Will take your car or lot as first payment; balance like rent. See owner, 3837 English or Drexel 0389. COLORED New 3-room bungalow: electric lights, cement porch and walks, drilled well, garage. 3544 Orange St.; prospect Heights’ addition: $1,700: SSO cash, $16.50 monthly. Salesman on addition Saturday afternoon and Sunday. OSCAR LEE 406 Castle Hall Bldg. 230 E. Ohio St. * Main 0217. FOR COLORED Four-room cottage on paved street near Shelby; electric lights, gas. garage; newly papered. All street assessments paid. Price $2,260; $l5O cash: S2O per month. F. J. VIEHMANN CO. BUILDERS, REALTORS 142 N. Delaware St. Rllev 2840. Res.. Irv. 0934-M. . SIOO CASH 1623 Lawton St., near 5 room bungalow, complete bath, medicine cabinet, window shades, cement porch, attractively decorated: garage: paved street. Price only $3,500. N. J. FOX. Main 6755; eve.. Hu. 1168. SSO CASH BARGAIN 1714 Glmber St., 4 room cottage, electric lights, city water, good condition. Price only il.Boo. N. J. FOX. Main 6755. Evenlngs, Hu. 1168. NICE NEW 5-ROOM BUNOALOW: 3044 Hoyt Ave. Take English Ave. car to Garfield; electric lights, front drive garage; nicely decorated throughout; front porch, inclosed rear porch, cement walk; $2,950; on easy payments. CaU Main 5072. Evenings call Cherry 0899. Make an Offer Out-of-town owner must sell for cash. Brick veneer, corner. 2 storerooms, 2 apartment, frame dwelling; rents for $l5O per month. Mr. Huse. Ma. 1576. The Union Trust Company,

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Houses for Sale ’ BARGAIN—DOUBLE ON MARYLAND, $3,200 4 rooms per side with electric lights, gas. city water. Only two years old. See this now. Rents for S2O per side. UNION TRUST COMPANY ~Denuy, 2958 N.—Payments This splendid 5-room home, asphalt street; large lot 70x190: only $3,300: terms, S3OO cash: S3O per month B. M. Ralston, 143. E. Market NEW bungalow, five rooms and room for bath, elec lights, garage, wonderful forest trees; fine lot; In Lawrence Park, south side 46th St, west end of Lawrence, Ind. ?rlce $2,900; $29 cash. $29 monthly. Owner. 41 Bankers Trust Bldg. Riley 5641. FLETCHER Ave., 7 beautiful rooms. In excellent condition: new porch, roof, paint and paper; located near new parx and State St. jl real home Is a good location. If you want an Ideal home priced right with atrtactive terms, call us. THE CHARLES ETTINGER CO. Lincoln 6057. Res.. Irv. 1559. ALLEN AVE.; anew 5-room bungalow, near beautiful Garfield Park, every built-in feature, garage. Its absolutely complete; S4OO cash will buy It. Balance easy terms. Yl, 6010. J. L. Holloway. Hu. 6153. COYNER, 2409; modern well-built 2 bedrs*om home with hardwood floors down; 2-car garage; beautiful lot with hedges and pergolas. Bargain at $5,000. Easy terms, Hugo Wuelfir.g & Son. Ma. 0648. FOUR-ROOM bungalow, garage; 2723 Bui> ler Ave.: 367 feet front; only $2,500; $25 cash. $25 monthly. Owner. 541 Bankers Trust Bldg. Riley 5641. COLORED: fi-room modern double and semi-modern duplex; nice yard; 3-car garage; terms. Owner. 229 W. Twenty-Eighth. Ran. 6182. $2,800; S2B cash, S2B monthly; 858 Buchanan St.; slx-roim cottage; bath, garage. Owner. 541 Bankers Trust Bldg. Riley 5641.. CENTRAL, 6275; five-room bungalow; mod.* ern, paved street, garage. 3 yrs. old* price right. Terms. Hum. 4864. LAYMAN. 316; modern 6-room home, ini beautiful Irvington; built-ins; garage; alt Improvement In. Easy terms, wa, 2991, SAVE S6OO. SI,OOO equity for $400; five-room, modent bungalow: garage. 948 N Bradley. FOR SALE, rent, or trade for real estate or automobile; 7 rooms mod., south. Lin. 4646. FOR SALE; J. C. Cruse Realty Cos.; good rental property; E. 17th. Forced to sell. WOODLAWN AVE.; 6 rooms, modern. gar.; beautiful lot; easy terms. Ch. 2092* Lots for Sale

LOT on Drexel Ave., second lot south of 12th St.; west front, Just two blocks from Little Flower Parrish; a fast growing community; $1,200 buys clear title to this lot. Drexel 2091-J. GOOD lots for homes, near Garfield Park; reasonable; by owner CHAS. BACK, Montezuma. Ind, CHOICE BUILDING LOTS 21ST and Ba".;roft; $5 to $lO down; $S to $lO mo. Floyed Peterman, 509 Mass, av. 25TH, W.. 1433; desirable lot near Riverside parkway. Call Dr. 1240. CORNER lot; 46x133 ft.; 3rd and Belle* fontalne. Call Drex. 7377. Suburban for Sale BEAUTIFUL suburban bungalow, long living room, fireplace, on 67th St. and Lagoon Park, next to grove; lot 100x150; garage; strawberry patch, raspberries, sunken garden: only *3.500 on easy terms. A. P. ShaiVy. Hum■ 3455. ' ** * Farms for Sale 23V? ACRES with good house, barn and orchard; good fence: near Westfield. Address MOLLIE POWELL. Westfield, Ind. Acreage for Sale i/ 2 =ACRE TRACTS 2'a miles west of city limits on Rockville Rd. Sewers, electric lights, gravel streets. Good transportation. $ 1 o 0(D)==Do wmi==s II 000 Balance 1 per cent p?r month. Salesmen on ground all day Sunday, Wv R. Hymiter Cos. Main 1078 46-48 N. Delaware St, 11-3 ACRE TRACTS LITTLE RANCHES 1 PRICE $575 TO $950 SI.OO—DOWN—SI.OO ! Balance $1.50 to $2.50 Per Week You will have to hurry, only 0 tracts left. Beautiful ground, electric lights, good gravel streets. Go west on National Rd to Ben Davis, then one mile south; on High School Rd. to Little Ranches. Salesmen on grounds all day Sunday. W. R. Hunter Cos. Main 1078. 46-48 N. Delaware St. Real Estate for Exchange -WHAT IS YOUR EQUITY . Trade It as a down payment on this excellent 5-room home; lot 100x256. facing on paved road: excellent community; lntervrban and bus service. Brick and cement front porch: electricity; side drive to garage; shed. Easy monthly payments. Evenings. Hum. 2866. ' DOUBLE OR APARTMENT Have clear lots to exohange for city property. Will assume mortgage or pay cash difference when necessary. Evenings, Hum, 2868 v NICE NEW FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW 4117 Spann Ave.: located opposite Christian Park. Take English Ave. car to Garfield. Front-drive garage, electric lights, full front cement porch; jirlce $2,476. oa payments. See S. D. SAMPLE, 3939 Engllsh Ave. Drex. 4334, Main 5072. FARM WANTED Will exchange vacant lots: suitable sos Immediate development. Evenings. Hum. 2868. FOR SALE OR TRADE: X l7 acres, house and out buildings, stock and feed on nlace. Write or see LINDER, R. R. 1, Box 62 New Palestine. IS H, E.. 3834; 5-room modern: long living* rm., fireplace. Want cheaper property. Real Estate Wanted CASH paid for good modern and semimodern homes In north and east part of city. Give lowest priest. Box B 10$ care of Times. WE buy, sell and lease business and Investment property. ALBERT E. UHL CO.. 802 Fletchyr Trust Bldg. Building and Contracting GENERAL building and contracting; remodeling a specialty. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY, 136 N ’Delaware. Lin. 5050. IF YOU have a lot partly paid, we wiii pay balance and build a home for you. ELVERS & KLEIN, Lincoln 2627. GENERAL carpenter work; building or remodellng; estimates free. Ran. 3855, Miscellaneous tor Sale BRASS bed. satin finish, with mattress and springs; 1 Simons bed. cane panels; oak dresser; good cond.; cheap. Har. 3526-W. BRICK Get immediate deliveries on Hie highest grade* used brick in towr;, N At". $6 Per M. 1 Reliable Wreckers Lin. 3069. CAPE, Rus3ian !Fltch: 21 skins. H tails; cot $375. Splen. con., sac., S6O. Ch. COAL RANGES; used. *lO and up" corn! binatlon ranges, used, sls and üb, Charles Koehrlng. Virginia Ave. COAT; genuine sealskin, cost $500; cond., sac., S7O. Other coats. Ra. 6592.