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PASTOR FACES THIRD WIFE AT BIGAMY TRIAL Woman Pursued Him From Town to Town, Declares Carolina Minister. i Bu United Press CHARLOTTE, N. C., Oct. 7. Striking at the Rev. Wills T. Jordon’s “amnesia defense,’’ counsel for the State in his trial on a bigamy charge prepared today to diagnose his mental condition in court. The story of the pastor’s three marriage ceremonies—only one of which he recognized as legally binding—was told in court yesterday. As court convened today, Jordon slipped into his seat at defense table and met the chill gaze of his alleged third wife without a trace of concern. The prosecution expected to have Jordon examined by alienists in court. Mrs. Emma Landridge Jordon, complaining witness, denied Jordan’s story, told yesterday, of his alleged elopement with her. “There is no truth in his saying I hounded him from place to place,” she said. “I always had considered him a fine Christian gentleman and a worthy mate.” Jordon, however, asserted the first time he recognized Mrs. Landridge was when he woke up in a Chester, S. C., hotel and found her there with him. “My friends,” the pastor said, in addressing the jury, “I said to her, ‘who are you and what are you doing here?’ “She replied to me, ‘I am your wife. I married you in Charlotte.’ ” The pastor then told the jury he

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MINES REOPEN IN FIVESTATES Agreement on Pay Reached in Southwest. Bu United Press KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 7 Coal mines of the Southwest started working at normal today for the first time since April, when the na-tion-wide strike started. An agreement by which miners of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Texas returned to work was reached here yesterday. Virtually the same wage scale as that under which the men worked before the strike will be paid, it was announced. Several thousand men were affected by the walkout in this region. JOINT PARLEY PLANNED Masonic Lodges of Three Towns to Meet at Columbus. By Times Special COLUMBUS, Oct. 7. Clifford, Elizabethtown and Columbus lodges, F. and A. M. will meet here Oct. 25. Herschel Prather, master of the local lodge, has charge of arrangements. Ivory C. Toole, Lebanon, grand lecturer and inspector, will make his annual visitation and inspection. Elizabethtown lodge will give work in the apprentice degree, and the Clifford Lodge will give work in the fellowcraft degree. A dinner is to be served at 6:30 p. m., and the Master Mason degree will be given in the evening by the Columbus lodge. REDMEN TO HOLD FAIR Fourth Annual Indoor Celebration at Brazil, Oct. 31 to Nov. 5. Bu Times Special *■ BRAZIL, Oct. 7.—lmproved Order of Red Men here will give their fourth annual indoor fair Oct. 31 to Nov. 5. The affair will open Hallowe’en with a masquerade ball. A Negro Charleston contest is the Tuesday night feature. A battle royal of Negro boxers is on the Wednesday night program. A style show is scheduled for Thursday, and Friday another Charleston contest will be held. Announcement of winners in the popularity contest will be made Saturday night. CAMP PLANS MINSTREL Woodmen Prepare for Show Oct. 17 at Their Hall. Oak camp, No. 9006, Modern Woodmen of America, will give a minstrel show Oct. 17 at its hall, Twenty-Ninth and Clifton Sts. Plans are being formed and the cast selected, according to Hiram Mason, clerk of the camp, and Matt Epperson, deputy and member of the arrangements committee. Marion camp, No. 3558, will hold initiation in the Fraternal degree Tuesday night at Modern Woodmen hall, 322 E. New York St. PUBLISH MASONIC PAPER New Weekly Tabloid Publication to 1 Make Appearance. The Craftsman, a weekly tabloid newspaper devoted to Masonic interests, will make its initial appearance Saturday. W. S. Richey, formerly of Memphis, Tenn., is the editor, and L. W. Drapier is advertising manager'. Publication offices are at 463-4 Pythian Bldg. ELKS TO HOLD DANCE First Ball of Fall Season Set for Saturday. Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, lodge No. 13, will hold their first fall dance Saturday in the ballroom of the club-house, Meridian and St. Clair Sts. C. C. Cohee is chairman of the entertainment committee.

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PLAN DISTRICT MEETING Royal Neighbors to Gather at Muncie on Oct. 14. Bu Times Special MUNCIE, Oct. 7.—Royal Neighbors of America will hold the annual district meeting here Oct. 14. Mrs. Mary Barr, Muncie, Maple Leaf camp, No. 1829, will welcome delegates. Mrs. May Murphy, Elwood, will respond. A play, a musical and an instruction class will be held in the afternoon, and dinner will be served by the Ladies’ Aid Society in the evenffig. Elwood degree team will initiate about seventy-five candidates from Elwood, Muncie and Anderson. Officials who will attend: Mrs. Bessie Hayden, Lowell, State superintendent; Mrs. Fannie Volz, Indianapolis, State oracle; Mrs. Hazel Shaw, Elwood, district deputy. SISTERS END PARLEY Pythian Organization Installs Officers. _ Installation of officers today closed the two-day convention of the Indiana Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters, held in connection with the fifty-ninth annual session of the Indiana Grand Lodged Knights of Pythias. Mrs. Leona Burkett, Rome City, grand chief, succeeded Mrs. Ida McCarty, Hope, past grand chief. Other officers: Mrs. Mary B. Aikman, Newport, grand senior; Mrs. Nell C. McCurry, Goodland, grand manager; Miss Cora Hood, Bluff ton, grand mistress of records and correspondence; Mrs. Myrtle Billingsly, Greenwood, grand mistress of finance; Mrs. Daisy Duvall, Richmond, grand junior; Mrs. Ida Neal, Aurora, grand protector, and Mrs. Ida Penry, Auburn, grand outer guard. Grand officers were honored Thursday night with a dinner in the Spink-Arms Hotel. The Shelbyville degree team gave a mock initiation at Tomlinson Hall following the banquet. Remaining business and adoption of resolutions completed the annual business session. HOLD COST OF DIVORCE NOT BUSINESS EXPENSE Can’t Be Deducted, in. Computing Income Returns, Ruling. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Money paid out in obtaining a divorce is not a necessary business expense and therefore is not deductible when computing income tax returns. This was the opinion of the United States Board of Tax Appeals today in holding that Frank G. Robbins, New York, could not deduct $5,000 fees he paid an attorney for helping his wife in her separation and alimony suit aijd $1,750 he gave his own attorney for negotiating asettlement. Robbins contended the two payments were necessary business expenses, as a court separation suit would injure him with his employer. Ft. Wayne Camp to Initiate Bu Times Special FT. WAYNE, Ind., Oct. 7.—Montpelier Camp, Modern Woodmen of America, wjll give degree work Oct. 14, here at the district meeting. Ft. Wayne Royal Neighbors will serve dinner. Speakers invited: A. L. Talbot of the council; John Volz, member of the board of directors; George Hopkins, state deputy, and G. F. Fitch, insurance inspector. Daughters of America to Meet District No. 5, Daughters of America, will meet Wednesday night at the Denison, according to Miss Jessie Staggs, secretary. State and national officers will be guests. Initiation will be held.

Births Boys William and Bessie Campbell, 451 8. Harding* Oscar and Daisy Winter. 2824 N Gale. Kenneth and Dolores Mebold. Methodist Hospital. Noble and Lillian Stogsdill, 5734 Julian. Raymond and Lillian Harris, 1018 W. Twenty-Eighth. Delbert and Hazel Herbert. 426 N. Noble. Christian and Clara Engleking, 325 S. Arlington. Paul and Blanche Jarboe. 1749 W. Washington. Marcus and Helen Stapert, 3400 Carson. Girls Herbert and Myrtle Muston, 1964 Park. James and Mildred Bacon, 927 N. Chester. Trever and Marie Stiles, 724 Congress. John and Thelma Webb, 230 S. Randolph. Twins George and Agnes Breithaupt, 1019 S. Alabama, girls. Deaths Nellie Mead. 80, 1617 ENEighteenth. arteriosclerosis. May Stella Easley, 50, 1515 Yandes, cerebral hemorrhage. James W. Green, 66, Methodist Hospital, uremia. Lincoln Crossman, 62. city hospital, nephritis. Elizabeth Johnson. 68. Christian Hospital. accidental. Infant Duncan. 5 hours. St. Vincent's Hospital, premature birth. Building Permits Dr. S. A. Furnas, garage, 834 N. West, S6OO. E C. Morris, dwelling and garage, 610 E. Thirty-Second, $290. Schoeh Bros., tanks, 934 E. Pratt, $565. Puritan Finance Company, dwelling and garage. 628 Livingston. $2,750 Puritan Finance Company, dwelling. 1505 Reisner. $2,600. The Rev. J. M. Bryan, addition, 1816 N. Arsenal. S4OO. J. O. Feitts. garage, 2032 Mabel, $l5O Blaine H. Kimberlin, alterations. 2416 W. Walnut. SI,OOO. Robert McGregor, reroof. 1545 Park, $225. Beniamin F. Lucas, move dwelling. $l5O. Beniamin F. Lucas, foundation, 2318-24 S. Daisy. S2OO. E. L. Oaghe, garage, 1552 W. Washington. S3OO Lillian Linderhouse, boiler, 623 N New Jersey. S6OO. C. J. Sherer, addition, 4451 Park, SBSO. Walter Baker, dwelling, 2505 E. Raymond, $2,000. • Claud Young, garage, 744 E. TwentyFirst, $l7O. I. and F. George, storeroom. 2528-30 Brookside. $2,800. Indiananplis Saddlery Company, tank and pumTL 245 S. Meridian, S6O Patrick Hestor. reroof. 545 N. Goodlet, $lB5. Conrad Bender, reroof. 1440 S. East. S7B. Helen Sharp, remodel, 3029 W. Michigan. SSO. Maggie A. Stamm, garage. 1215 N. Pershing. $65. G. H. Ennis, porch. 237 McKimm, SSO. George T Weldon, reroof. 1435 N. Meridian. $225. Alexander Bell, reroof. 3002 Broadway. $225. G. L. Wiedenhoft. dwelling. 2268 S. Meridian. $6,500. Charles Etter, shed. 1207 Spruce. SIOO. J. G. Habing. dwelling. 1335 Kelly. $2,600. William Frenzman. repair, 1104 N. Alabama. $l5O. J. F Essex, garage. 725 Sanders. $175. Robert W. Long Hospital, cables, W. Michigan. $350. Mrs. J. K. Lilly, flower conservatory. 4936 N. Meridian. $2,000.

PASTOR FACES GIRL’S CHARGES j Minister Is on Stand Before M. E. Conference. By United Press OAK PARK, 111., Oct. 7.—A verdict was expected today in the trial of the Rev. J. A. L. Warren, Durand, (111.) Methodist Episcopal pastor, charged with conduct unbecoming a minister. Mr. Warren took the stand before the committee of fifteen conducting his trial at the Oak Park conference of the church and declared himself innocent of charges brought by the father of Miss Hazel Lamb, 19, a member of his congregations. Miss Lamb testified at the trial. It was rumored after the end of yesterday’s session that the secret trial had ended, but this was denied by the Rev. L. F. W. Lesemann, presiding officer. He said another session would be held today. It was reported after the session that the credibility of prosecution witnesses has been attacked by Warren’s defense. The defense declared the charges were the result of factionalism in the church. Miss Lamb was understood to have said the minister made love to her several times and that he told her he would divorce his wife.

GALVIN TO BE SPEAKER Peru K. of C. Will Have State Deputy as Guest. Bu Times Special PERU, Oct. 7.—Timothy P. Galvin, Hammond, State deputy of the Knights of Columbus, will speak before the local council Discovery day, Wednesday. A banquet will open the evening’s program and will be followed by vaudeville skits and dancing and cards. STOP FLIERS’ SERVICE Weather Bureau Will Discontinue Work for Winter. Bu United Press NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—The special weather service inaugurated this summer by the weather bureau here for trans-Atlantic fliers will be discontinued Monday, the bureau announced today. The cost of the service and improbability of any favorable flying conditions over the North Atlantic route before next spring were given as the reasons. Card of Thanks WE CANNOT thank each Individual separately, so we take this method to thank friends and neighbors who, so kindly came to us in the sickness and death of our dear vrlfe and mother. Anna Stout. We sincerely thank the pallbearers. Rev. Joseph Stout for the consoling words and those who expressed their friendship with beautiful flowers. MR. T. F. STOUT. MR. and MRS. WILL IRWIN. Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM * Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Drexel 2570, KRIEGER, WM. E, FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154. Res.. Bel. 3866-R ) George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market Main 0208J. C. WILSON: funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eaulpment Dr 0321 and Dr 0322 BERT S. OADD. 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 0307. UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUB. 931 N. Delaware. LI. 8828 Lost and Found BEADS; string of pearls. Reward. Riley 2708 at 8 p. m. or 8 a. m. BOSTON brindle bull; name Shamrock. Reward. Bel. 1711 Ring 1. DOG: pay for information or reward for 2 bulldogs; dark brown and white: 1 short tall pup. 1001 Lyons St. DOG; lost; brindle bull, white on face and breast. Answers to name Billie. Liberal reward. Drexel 6889, PARTY who picked up red fox fur, at 12th and Illinois Sts., eve of Oct. 4, return. RETHERFOftD. 4830 Carrollton. PURSE; lady's new black patent leather; return purse and contents. Keep money for reward. Cherry 2038. PURSE; small brown, change, containing two S2O bills, some change; on east side or downtown. Cherry 4461-J. Reward. WATCH, lady’s small round white gold; filigree wrist band. Wash. 0503. Rew. Help Wanted—Male "office boy—one wili7ING TO WORK AND KNOWS DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS. SMALL SALARY TO START. CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT TO RIGHT PARTY. SEE MR. JOHANNES, DISPLAY ADV. INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. BOOKKEEPER YOUNG MAN ABOUT 22 YEARS; MUST BE GOOD PENMAN, ACCURATE AND RELIABLE. ANSWER IN OWN HAND WRITING, GIVING EXPERIENCE, REFERENCES AND QUALIFICATIONS. WRITE B 900, CARE OF TIMES. YOUNG MEN; 3 or 4 for local sales force; experience not necessary; must be willing to work 1 under instructions of capable sales manager. Apply Thursday 7:30 a. m. Neat appearance Is vital. Rm. 427 Peoples Bank Bldg. . Help Wanted Female PIANO PLAYER Partner: lady or man; to open anew place; must have SSOO to (1,000. ACME TALKING MCH. CO.. 130 Va. Ave. WANTED a capable woman with 12-yr.-old son. to be housekeeper, city or country. Box 128 Times. Situations Wanted Male RELIABLE man experienced in tires and accessories, wishes place with growing concern. Dr. 3983-M. Situations Wanted Female CLEANING and laundry work: reliable, experlenced col, woman; very reas. Ch. 3712. COLORED WOMAN wants day work: MonT. Tues. and Wednesday. Bel. 2980. Special Notices WATCH~ For the Real Estate Sale ANNOUNCEMENT of the WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. In Saturday's Times.

Special Notices . OPENING: EXCLUSIVE GIFT SHOP; FINE ARTICLES OF ART AND NEEDLE WORK BOUGHT AND SOLD. LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES FOR SALE. 609 E. FORTY-FOURTH. HUM. 3488. FERNE DAVIS psychic reader, at 2137 N. New Jersey St. Gives personal spiritual readings and advise. By appointment. Phone Ran ,0743. FERNE DAVIS, psychic reader, at 2137 N. New Jersey St. Gives personal splrltua. readings and advice: by appointment. Phone Ran. 0743. OVERCOAT and hat cleaned. $1.90; men's or women's: called for and delivered BERLING CLEANERS. Lin. 5020. 229 N. Delaware. 6127 E. Washington. Instructions Exclusive College of Beauty Culture for Women and Girls Our Operators Are Always in Demand Central Beauty College 2d floor Odd Fellow bldg. MA. 5743 CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our graduates pass State examinations easily 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 578 and 8509. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUBINESS Business Announcements BORNMAN TRANSFER CO. CH. 5571. SATISFACTORY MOVING SERVICE. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement, brick work. DR. 0736. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovatedfeather mattresses and pillows made g. F. BURKLE. 418 Mass. Main 1428, FURNITURE, repairing, upholstering, reflnish., stove repairing. W. I. Upholsterlng Shop. 1310-12 Oliver. Estab. Be. 0788. PAPER hanging and wall repair work done by expert; reasonable. Dr. 6764-R. PAPER hanging, painting; estimates free; work guaranteed 3 years. Qherry 6046. Cherry 3273. PLUMBING FIXTURES We save you money. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., 125 N. Alabama, Lin. 5788 RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. $2; 3-PIECE OVERSTUFFED SUITE CLEANED AND MOTHS DESTROYED. sls. SUPERIOR RUO CLEANERS. HE. 4462. WANTED- Furniture to upholster and repalr. Drex. 5007. 1022 Villa Ave. Rooms for Rent BLACHERNE—ExceIIent room; gentlemen or married couple, employed. Rl. 5819. BROADWAY, 1945: light, airy room, modern, private home; gentleman. Hem. 4592. CENTRAL. 2112; lovely room; modern private home. Ran. 6131. COLLEGE. 1002; mod. rm.; private home; use of phone; $4 week. Lin. 1824, COLLEGE, 1301; very desirable front rm.; close to bath, new mod, house. LI. 4248. DEARBORN St., N., 2248; modern rooms; colored; close to car line. Ch. 0762. DELAWARE. N.. 1836; modern, pleasant south room, adjoining bath. Ra 5767. GRACELAND. 3308; attractive room with bath; private home. Har. 4843-W. HOOSIER INN M Clean rms.. mod., special rate# 440 Mass. ILL., N„ 3034; 2 clean newly furn., open parlor: ladies. Har. 1153-J. IRVINGTON, N.. 88; large front rm.; twin beds; breakfast: gar. Irv. 3244, MERIDIAN. N.. 2162: lovely front room. suitable for 2; meals optional. Ra. 1636. NORTH; lovely large front room for 2: also lovely single rm.: mod. Ran. 1240. PENN., N„ 1100; 2-rm. apt., warm livingroom and bedroom, adjoining bath; prlvate entrance. Riley 5688. PENN., 1100 N.; large rm., twin beds, running hot and cold water, tub and shower bath: high class. Riley 5688. UNION ST., 1209: 2modern furn. rooms: 2 parties; $5, j party. $3.50. VERMONT, E.. 128. Apt. 5; front rm., downtown apt., suitable 1 or 2. Lin. 2442. WILL share home with couple: will furnlsh everything. Ch. 3403-W. Room for Rent With Board ASHLAND, 2218; nicely furnished room for two: good meals. CHESTER. N., 2931; children to board; mother's care; near sch.; reas. Ch. 3793-R. GRAY. S.. 43; attractive front rm. priv. mod, home; breakfast opt Ch. 2844. NEWMAN. 1118; pleasant room. good meals: private home. Cherry 6781. CHILDREN to care for; beautiful cozy subur. home. Mother's care. Dr. 6708 R-l. LOVELY clean rm.. north; good meals. Hemlock 4250. CHILD TO BOARD—BY WEEK. Dr. 1682. Rent Housekeeping Rooms BELLEFONTAINE, 1316; 2 or 4 lovely modern rms., well furnished, range and sink In kitchen: large pantry. Riley 6114. CAPITOL, N„ 634; downstairs front room; use of laundry. Lin. 6478. COLLEGE, 2545; nice rm. for man; gar., $5; also housekeep. apt., $8.50. He. 4024, ILLINOIS, N.. 2159; nice clean modern furnished room. ILLINOIS. N„ 2159; attractive mod. rm.. private home. Randolph 2545. MERIDIAN. N.. 2340; 2 rm. apt., nicely furn.; $7; also sleeping rm. Har. 1588. OHIO, E., 540; 2 nice front rooms, everythlng furnished. Reasonable. PARK. 1535; large room and kitchenette; modern; furnished. Lin. 7695. PROSPECT. 1719; lady will share home, couple or ladies: worth investigating. ST. JOE, E.. 215; clean, warm, modern rooms; also garage. Riley 3564. TECUMSEH. 1041; 3 large, unfurnished. modern roms. After 6 p. m., Ch. 5112. 3 LARGE rms.. nicely furnished: private entrance: light, water paid: $6.50 week. Cherry 5244. Call after 5. Houses for Rent

ALABAMA. N.. 943: 8 rooms, 2 baths, sultable 2 families. Ran. 3166. ARSENAL, 1803: colored; 6 rooms; garage; bath; water paid; $27.50, Har. 2932. BELLEFONTAINE. 900; 4-room upper duplex; strictly modern: S2O. Lin. 5822. BOSART. 910; new 4-room double, strictly modern, built-in bed. garage. See owner next door. BURGESS. 338; Irv.; 5-rm. lower duplex. fairly mod., gar. Irv. 0336. BYRAM. 3910: modern house. By owner. Inquire 633 W. 40th. CAPITOL. N., 2959; 4 rooms, sls. Thirtleth, W., 147; 3 rms., $lO. Call Ch. 1067. CHURCH. 939; 4 rooms, half double. Lin. 8976. DORMAN. 314; mod., fine condition; gar.: $27, 1048 New York; S2O. ENGLISH. 2366: 8-room semi-modern cottage; only $27 Drexel 4555-W. ENGLISH. 2708; 5-room modern double, $25; water paid. Ifv. 1846, ENGLISH AVE., 2022-2024: 6 rms. side, semi-mod.; $lB. Key next door. FLETCHER. 1147; 8 rms.; modern except furnace: garage: S3O, Drex. 4383-R. NO. HAMILTON, 229 Eight rooms, single, modern; Just painted and redecorated. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST COMPANY IRVINGTON; nice clean 6- ro4m double, on bus line; will pay moving expenses in city. Call Irv. 1077. LA SALLE, N„ 1136; 6-room, strictly modern double: garage: only S4O. Ch, J432-R. 1248 LEE ST. Five rooms, semi-modern; one-half block fro mcar line. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST COMPANY NEW JERSEY, S.. 1435: 4-rm. semi-mod., water pd., nr, school. 1441 S. New Jersey NEW YORK. E. 2209; half double, six rooms, modern; water paid; no garage. Lin, 1275. NORTH. E.. 618; 5 rms.. bath, floored attlc, gas, elec,, 325. Key next door. PARK Ave., 3256: modern double; 6 rooms and garage; $75; choice location. Bargain In coal. PARKER. 2143-45; four-room double; water paid; garage: only $22,50. Riley 3775. PARKER. 2165; 6 rooms, semi-modern; garage. Lincoln 2264. RINGGOLD, 1332; 9 rooms, modern, newly painted, good condition. Dr. 5116-R. SALEM. 3636- ultra-modern home; 6 rms. hardwood floors, newlv decorated, builtin features; breakfast set: garage: water paid $52 50. Hu. 0465-R. SHEFFIELD, N.. iBS: 5 rooms, near new West side high school, water paid. Main 3868. Eves., Ran. 4702. TALBOTT. N.. 2333; mod. 7 rms., por., new turn., sink kitchen, ent., upst. $22.50 —1931 Parker Ave.* 5 rooms; semimodern. $15.00 —3410 E. 32d St.; 4 rooms, and barn. $15.00—2809 McPherson Ave. $16.00 —809 Sheperd St. $17.00 —4417 Baltimore Ave. Bridges & Graves Cos. 237 N. Delaware. Riley 5250.

Houses for Rent THADDEUS, 1735; 4 rooms, modern, double garage, water paid; $25. Dr. 0496-J. 28TH. E, 3918: 5-room* modern double; good condition; garage. Ch. 1963-M. ONE MONTH FREE. Get my list of rentals. A. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware St. Lin. 6520. FOR RENT HOUSES 858 Buchanan St.. 6 rms.. bath, gas, e. 1.. garage . .. ..$26.00 1318 Roache St.. 5 rms.. e. 1„ inside toilet and sink, newly papered and painted $15.00 1403 Va Brookside Ave.. 3 rms.. e. 1., Inside toilet $ 8.00 919 Ketcham St., 5 rms.. e. 1 $ 8.00 Call at 541 Bankers Trust Bldg., Riley 5641. 3 BEDRMS., reception hall, living room, dining room, breakfast room. Kitchen; only S4O. Miss Conway, Main 3500, NEAR GARFIELD PARK 2732 Shelby St.: 5-room modern double and garage. Water paid; $35; will decorate at once. W. R, HUNTER. MA. 1078. COLORED; Oriental, N.. 828; 4 room*, beautifully papered, inside toilet, attic, cement cellar, cement porch; $lB. Ran. 6250, WATCH for the real estate sale announcement of the Washinkton Bank and Trust Cos., In Saturday’s Times. NEAR TECH 452 N. State Ave.: 6-room modern double: close to churches, schools and cutrate groceries; S3O. 3714 Graceland: 4 rms., gas, elec.. Inside tcllet. sink, water, dou. gar... 525.00 1018 Ri’er; 4 rms., inside toilet 23.75 1306 Bradbury; 6 rms., Inside toilet.. 19.00 1440 Everett: 4 rms.; bungalow 13.50 COLORED 707'/a N. California; 5 rms., gas, inside toilet, sink, wa. pd.; new paint, pa. 18.75 852 Camp, rear; 4 rms.; Inside toilet. 15.00 SEARCY, OWNER. 224 N. DEL. 5 Rooms and Bath, $25 Newly docorated; second floor, but has nice yard and garage; water furnished. 825 Lexington Ave. CITY TRUST COMPANY. MA. 4423. Mr. HUTt. Hem. 4775, Apartments for Rent The Cambridge Apts. NORTH AND DELAWARE STS. NON-HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS. ONE. TWO THREE ROOMS AND Burnished or unfurnished. SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL LI. 5391. Maple Terrace 542 E. Maple Rd.; Frlgidalre service; 5 rooms; garage $89.00 Maple Arms 38th and Central Ave.; 4 rooms and bath; heat, light, gas and water furnished 75.00 Lafayette Court 2735 N. Meridian: 3 rooms 55.00 Westminster 2725 N. Meridian: rooms 50.00 Blackstone 4001 E. Washington: 2 roams 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. 702 E. Georgia St. Attractive. 3-room modern apartment, range and Ice box furnished; $25. FLETCHER SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. STRICTLY modern flat: garage: heat furn. 4102 Cornelius Ave. Wash. 2656. Houses and Flats Furnished MORGAN. 2326; three-room furnished cottage. ■ 719 E. NEW YORK: 2-RM. APT.. $10; 3 RMS., sl2; STRICTLY MOD.: ADULTS. FURNISHED 4-room” semi-modern; $25. Call Har. 1611. COZY, small suburban; electricity, garage, chicken house; reasonable; references. Drex. 4814-J. Suburban for Rent 5-ROOM bungalow: elec., garage, lot 50x 300; Ist house south of 4923 W. Vermont on Lincoln Ave.; S2O. Bel. 4178 R-2. Business Places for Rent

LEASE, 1050 VIRGINIA AVE., OLD POSTOFFICE BLDG., FOUR DOORS FROM FOUNTAIN SQUARE. IDEAL SITE FOR USED CAR OR OTHER STORE; 22x100 FEET. MR. WRIGHT, MA. 5646. Storage and Transfer OTTO J. SUESZ Established 1895. Packing, storage, overland hauling; special low rates on loads to Chicago and Toledo. Main 2353, Rllev 3628, Cherry. 4579. Cherry 0699-W Houses for Sale NICE NEW BUNGALOWS SEVERAL NICE NEW 4 AND 5ROOM BUNGALOWS ON SPANN AVE. JUST EAST OF GARFIELD. LOCATED IN ENGLISH HEIGHTS OPPOSITE CHRISTIAN PARK. TAKE ENGLISH AVE. CAR TO GARFIELD AVE. PRICES $2,450 TO $3,150, ON PAYMENTS. S. D. SAMPLE, 3939 ENGLISH AVE. DR. 4334. $50.00 CASH MAKES DOWN PAYMENT ON 1927 S. STATE ST. Four large rooms and room for bath; ohuse newly painted and decorated and can be bought at a bargain. Call J. A. DIDWAY, Main 0792, 1150 N. WARMAN AVE. Five-room strictly modern bungalow, complete In every detail: bullt-ln kitchen cabinet and medicine cabinet in bathroom; garage, paved street; Barrett paid. Will consider trade of semi-modern house or lot; S4O per month. F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors, Builders. 142 N. Delaware. Riley 2840. - Res,, Irv. 0534-M. $250 CASH 2642 E. 18TII ST. Modern five-room bungalow, newlv painted and decorated; laundry tubs In basement: nice lot; close to schcol, bus and car; only two years old; bargain. Call MR. MeVEY, Main 0792, evenings Hum. 5155. $25 DOWN 5-room bungalow: electricity, gas. inside toilet, sink, basement attic and garage, new paper and paint. CALL DISTANCE 810 4 Price $2,400. payments $22.50 per month. NESBITH L. SEARCY. LIN. 4971. 224 N. DELA. HU. 3933. 1316 W. 32ND. Four rooms, semi-modern; Inside toilet, gas, water, sewers, elec, lights, newly painted and decorated, new garage; $250 cash, S3O per mo. F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors, Builders, 142 N. Delaware St. Rllev 2840, Res.. Irv. 0534-M. SIOO CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT. Five-room, thouoghly modern bungalow on paved street: no Barrett; unusually large lot; good garage; house in very good repair; a real bargain. Call J. A. DIDWAY, Main 0792. 3724 Hillside $35 CASH, $35 PER MONTH. Practically new 5-room bungalow, cemented basement, furnace, water Inside, Immediate possession. Mr. Huse. Ma. 1576. Hum. 2016. The Union Trust Cos. SSO~CASIi MAKES FIRST PAYMENT Nearly new five-room bungalow: electric lights, basement, nice porch; newlv painted. Payments $22.50 per month. Call MR. MeVEY. Main 0792, evenings Hum. 5155. Whittier Place, 81 Seven rooms, modern, double; garage; priced $5 100: SSOO rash. John R. Welch & Sons 23 W. Ohio st. SIOO CASH 1024 Albany St.: new 5-room bungalow, complete bath, medicine cabinet, linoleum, cement porch, garage, new street Improvements to be paid for; near beautiful Oarfleld Park. Priced right. Why pay rent? N. J. FOX, Main 6755; eve.. Hum. il6B. WATCH For the Real Estate Sale ANNOUNCEMENT of the WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. In Saturday's Times.

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Houses forlM \YATmW>(^ V { For the Real Estate^^^^^^^^H AN NO UNC WASHINGTON ■refi AND TRUST six h nr.MiA^n 3221 W. 10TH ST^^H Completely modern 6-room A-1 condition. Price and terms surprise you. Call owner. W. man. Main 0792. Irv. 3310. HOYT AVE.. 3944;” Hire, new bungalow, nicely decorated front and rear porches; front-ds®%-l rage; will sell at bargain price of easy payments. Take English to Garfield. S. D. SAMPLE. 39398RHH Ave. Dr. 4334. m HOME FOR SI,OOO A small home; electric lights, gas, wellJ full lot, no Barrett; located on BurwlckJ near W. Michigan. No down payment.! Call Lin. 2318, SCLOSS BROS. INVEST-1 MENT CO. * 2039 DEXTER Five-room modern bungalow In A-l condition; good location: paved street and alley; 3-car garage Price $5,200; small down payment. Call Lin. 2318. SCHLOSS BROS. INVESTMENT CO. - SSO CASH 1714 Oimber St.; dandy 4-room bungalow, city water Inside, electric lights; price only SI,BOO. N. J. FOX. Main 673# eve., hum. 1166. SSO CASH $25 Per month; gas, sewer, city water, Inside toilet. 4 rooms and bathroom; only 2 years old; near park: close In. 819 Shepard St. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.. 237 N. Delaware. 5-ROOM bungalow; semi-modern; 1525 Ewing St. Has new roof, new paper and Just Installed Inside toilet. Very small down payment, balance monthly. STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. M. 5156, L. Ray George. Ch. 4180. EASY TERMS 3-room house with electric lights, good well, plenty of fruit: $1,250, only $123 cash, balance monthly. Call MR, HOWELL. Bel. 3544. Har. 0789, __ JULIAN AVE.. 5915: new 5-room brick bjn~ galow: fireplace, bookcases, writing desk, tile bath, built-in kitchen features, exquisitely finished. Only $6,200; SSOO down. C. J. Borton. Ma. 2681. 222 N. Delaware. EASY TERMS 3-ROOM house with electric lights; goirt well, plenty of fruit; $1,250. Only $123 cash. Balance monthly. Call Mr. Howell, Bel. 3544, Har. 0789. GIMBER ST.; four-room semi-mode,ri double; rents $lB a side. Price $3,590; SIOO cash. ROLAND M. ARENS A CO.. 1101 Peoples Bank Bldg. Lin. 6010. Evenlngs, Rllev 3354. BANCROFT. 1215 N.; mod., 5-rm. low; fireplace, bullt-ln features, front dr.; $5,200. Any reas. down paym't. Shown 1:30 to 5 Sun. Owner. S. Davis, 1357 8. Me. rldlan. Dr, 0245. 2-ROOM house and beautiful lots; fine location and in excellent condition; only $1,200 If sold this week. Terms. Private owner. 616 Lexlnyton Ave. , SOUTH: 5-room bungalow; full basement J furnace: double garage; first-class conJ dition: small payment down, balance ea.rv.l A bargain. Call Rllev 6508, j IN BEAUTIFUL Irvington; a modern 3~ bedroom Colonial type home In best residential part east. Might consider trade. Call owner. Irv, 4184. NEAR Broad Ripple; 5 rooms, room for bath; furnace, electric lights, driven well; $3,150; little cash, easy terms Wash. 5347. . BARGAIN; 45th and Keystone; new bungalow. 5 room sand bathroom, garage; a driven well, electric llgats. good lot. Nothing down $25 a month. Hu. 8482. WASH. BLVD.. 2906; 6-room house: bath! garage, driveway, hardwood lower, floor plugs throughout: large closets, laundry. Owner. Main 5721 or Hum. 6129. WOODRUFF PL.; six-room modern double: garage; large lot; good condition; bargain. Rllev 4544, Evenings, Wa. 0739, DOUBLE Investment; In good location, south: rented at $32. Price $2,400. CIVIC REALTY CO., Lin. SOSO. Lots for Sale WATCH For the Real Estate Sale ANNOUNCEMENT of the WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. 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.

EQUITY in beautiful Meridian Hills lot, cheap. Har. 4637-W. Real Estate for Exchange EQUITY in modern home, northeast: will consider late model car. Ch 1465. Farms for Rent CORN; 35 acres in field and 7 stacks of hay for sale. ZAHND EXCHANGE. 8 E. Market. Suburban for Sale NICE 4-ROOM BUNGALOW. ALMOST NEW: NEWLY PAINTED AND DECORATED; FRONT-DRIVE OARAOE; DEEP WELL; FOREST TREES; LARGE LOT. SELL AT A BARGAIN. $1,600 ON PAYMENTS. LOCATED 3 SQUARES NORTH OF 4800 W. WASHINGTON ST., 5 N WAYNE PARK. 4818 W. BURFORD ST. S., D. SAMPLE. 3939 ENOLISH A VS. DREX. 4334. _ YOUR OPPORTUNITY $75 Down. $24.25 per month, buys anew four-room bungalow and garage: driven well, electric lights, newly papered; large lot, good location; Rinehart addition off Lynnhurst Drive, between National and Rockville Roads. Call F. C. MEANS, Ch. 4167. 4-ROOM HOUSE; 1 ACRE $26 per month will buy this new homa with garage, located 6 miles southwest; SSO cash will handle this. Call MR. SMITH, Lin. 4212; evenings, Wash. 4254 ring 4. 523 Lemcke Bldg. Building and Contracting GENERAL building and contracting remodeling a sp-’.laltv. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY. 136 N "lelaware. Lin. 5050 IF <YOU have a lot partly paid, we will pay balance and build a home for you. ELVERS & KLEIN. Lin. 2627. Miscellaneous tor Sate KING’S . Used Funraiture | Dining Room Suites, $49.50 Up Three-piece bedroom suites, $44.50 up. 9x12 Certainteed Rugs, $7.95. Heating Stoves, $13.50. Daveno Suite, 3 pieces, $39.75. LIBERAL TERMS. 342 E. Waste. St. Between Alabama v and New Jersey Sts. BASEbOrnER- good condition. 66 51 Fifth Ave. Beech Prove, Ind. ' COATS; lady's winter, small; man's coat, large; A-l condition; cheap. Hum. 4640, DESK; large rolled top. oak. office desk; splendid cond., very reason. Ran 5082, DININO-ROOM SUIT; COMPLETE; EARLY ENOLISH; CHEAP. RAN, 1086. FURNITURE; OVERBTUFFED; DININS RM. AND LIVINO RM. FURNITURE: ALSO RUGS. DIRECT FROM FACTORY A 810 BAVINO. LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOBE FROM RAN 5740. \ FURNITURE for 5 rooms, and baseburner; leaving city. 1542 Brookside. OAB stove: 4-burner, high oven: $6. 60l N. Denny Bt. GREEN TOMATOEB; 50 cents per bushel. Irv. 1641.