Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 135, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1927 — Page 30

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MARION WIDOW CHARGED WITH SLAYING MATE Mrs. Charles Eckman, 32, Admits Love for Farm Hand, 21. llu United Press MARION, Ind.. Oct. 14.—Mrs. Flossie Eckman, 32, is charged with the murder of her husband, Charles Eckman, 39, a farmer, who died Sept. 24 of strychnine poisoning, in an affidavit filed today by Prosecuting Attorney Edward C. Hays. She is held in the Grant county jail here. Hays announced that the Grant County grand jury probably would be called into special session to investigate Eckman’s death, but said the summons would not be made for some time. Body in Yard at Home Frank Worrick, 21, farm hand, who had been employed by Eckman for three years, returned from a shopping trip to Marion with Mrs. Eckman, Sept. 24 and found the farmer dead in the yard of his home. A post-mortem analysis showed he died of ' strychnine poisoning.' Worrick and the widow were arrested Wednesday and the farm hand was released later, declared to have been found above suspicion. Hays told the United Press he was uncertain whether Eckman had committed suicide or had been administered the poison in his food by someone else. Money Not Motive Money has been eliminated as a possible murder motive, the prosecutor said. Eickman had no life insurance, rented the farm from which he earned his living, and owned only personal property of little value. According to Hays, Mrs. Eckman admitted to him that she was in love with Worrick and had quarreled with her husband over the farm hand’s attentions. Eckman had gone as far as to discharge Worrick several times, but on his wife’s pleas reinstated him each time, Hays said. Mrs. Eckman denied, however, that her intimacy with Worrick had anything - to do with her husband's death.

FUND FOR COLLECTING BACK TAXES PROPOSED Attorney May Be Given Claims on * Commission Basis. The county council today considered and ordinance to appropriate slo*ooo to a special fund for collection of delinquent taxes from persons who have moved from the State. County Treasurer Edward Ramsay has negotiated with Attorney Myron Cosier to collect such taxes by suits when the persons still own property in the State and receive 25 per cent of the taxes collected, it was disclosed. Cosier would receive the 25 per cent from the SIO,OOO when the taxes have been paid to the treasurer, according to the plan. Council also received ordinances asking $2,000 for expenses of the political corruption probe and $2,000 additional for courthouse renfodeling. CALL CARMEL MEETING TO DISCUSS PARK PLAN State Playground of 1,200 Acres Near Town Is Proposed. Citizens and officials of Carmel, Ind., and others interested in a proposed 1,200-acre State park in, the vicinity of Carmel will discuss the project at an open meeting Monday night at the Carmel library. It is planned to foster the movemen under provisions of the 1927 statute, which permits county and municipal governmental units to secure lands suitable for State parks to have them* accepted by the'State conservation department. Henry Roberts, State purchasing agent and publisher of the Carmel Standard, points out that central Indiana is not included in the. State park system. It is proposed to dam Cool Creek and form a lake over the bottom lands, the vicinity of the lake being virgin lumber. SEEK ARSON SUSPECT Man Held In New York Accused of Starting Church Fires. By United Press HARRISBURG, Oct. 14.—Gov. emor Fisher was asked today by Lackawanna County authorities to requisition the New York authorities for the return of Frank Bilbin to Scranton. Bilbin, wno is held in Albany, is wanted on the charge of firing five churches. Churches which Bilbin is alleged to have set fire to are Baptist Church, May 19; Providence Presbyterian Church, July 7; St. John’s Church, July 8; St. Stanislas Church, Sept. 4, and Puritan Congregational Church, Oct. 4.

Young and Gay It was hypnotism, not the sweet strains of “Old Black Joe,” Patrolman W. G. Ennis heard. Marion Springfield, 50, of 840 Bates St., won dismissal of an intoxication charge from Mu-, nicipal Judge William H. Faust on this plea today. Ennis testified he arrested Stringfield when he found him with his arms about a Negro man singing “Old Black Joe.” Ennis testified he was just “cutting up,” exhibiting' his powers of hypnotism.

Sounds Church Cry for Battle on Modernism

Christian Educator Says Present Trend Strikes at Foundation. “I can’t see why evolutionists should chase men up a tree unless it is to give them some reason for their own un-Godly monkey-shines,” said Prof. C. C. Taylor of Phillips University, Enid, Okla., today in an address to the North American Christian convention at Cadle Tabernacle on “The Menace of Modernism.” “If God had been as careless in putting man together as the anthropologists were in assembling the ‘Pitdown man,’ some of us would look a good deal worse than we do. “Modernism strikes at the foundation of Christianity by questioning and discrediting the diety of Christ, the Blood Atonement and the Divine inspiration of the Scriptures. it is eating at the vitals of our Heavenly system. Discredits Story of Rocks “It would explain everything by ifetural law. It decrees ‘There is no miracle.’ It displaced God with matter. Darwinism rejects the Genesis account of the creation of man. “What is to happen to thousands of our young men when cast into our universities 'to be confronted with this teaching? The Rev. Mr.' Taylor discredited the “story of the rocks,” and said schools of modernism attempt “to prove evolution by the theory of geology, and geology by the theory of evolution.” “Young people come home from these universities with a sneer of skepticism. They look upon their elders as ignorant or superstitious and think it’s a pity that lack of education robbed mother and father of seeing their mistake.’ 1,500 Ministers Attend “The damaging agency of modernism is everywhere. In the home. In the papers, magazines. In the universities. And in the pulpits. “I Jtnow preachers who have said they couldn’t present the old-fash-ioned God to the modern mind. I tell you I’m prepared to change the modern mind and not the Bible.” The Rev. Irvin T. Green of Bethany College, W. Va., was the first speaker today, discussing “Training for the Ministry.” The Rev. Fred H. Shaver, Cedar Radips, lowa, was the day’s chairman. The convention is being attended by 1,500 Christian ministers. SUEUN COLE PROPERTY Ask Court to Set Aside Transfer for 8280,000. Suit to set aside sale of Cole Motor Car Company real estate to Nellie Cole, a stockholder and mother of President J. J. Cole, for $280,000 was filed today in Federal Court. . The suit was filed by Hannah G. Adler, Sam Adlar. Melvin Adler and Olga Adler, all of Georg’a, owners of 2,170 shares of'Stock. J. J. Cole, J. F. Morrison, H. C. Lathrop, John E. Hallett, Nellie Cole and the Cole Motor Car'Company are named defendants. The complaint charges the property should have been sold for more than $500,000. JAIL 2 ON RUM CHARGES Sentences Are Given Following City Convictions. William R. Gore, 4098 W. Sixteenth St-. was found guilty on blind tiger charge and sentenced to the State farm for forty-five days by Judge Paul C. Wetter Friday. Bessie Childers, Negro, of 519 W. Fourteenth St., was fined SIOO and sentenced to the women’s prison for Thirty days on a blind tiger charge. SHRINE TO BACK SHOW Tickets to Keith's Will Be Sold for " Miami Pilgrimage Fund. Murat Temple Shriners will stage “Shrine Week” at Keith’s Theater Nov. 6 for the benefit of the pilgrimage fund for the annual convention at Mami, in May, 1928. Shriners will sell tickets to the show for one week. Regular vaudeville acts make yp the bill. “Murat to Miami in May” is the slogan for the campaign committee.

Plea to Hate, Is Deplored . by Ministers of City

Bigotry, Futile, View of Protestant Pastors on Dodgers. Other expressions of Idianapolis Protestant pastors upon the K’„Klux Klan movement to bring Senator Thomas Heflin here, in addition to those printed upon Page 1 of this issue, follow; „ The Rev. Floyd Van Keuren, rector of the Christ Episcopal Church, said,'“The very fact that the communication is anonymous immediately dismisses it from all consideration. Any one not willing to disclose his name is not worthy to be heaxa. “I do not mix in politics, but I want to commend The Indianapolis ■Times for its fight for clean government. As for some Senator being the ‘greatest champion of the Protestant cause in the world,’ it’s absurd. Bad and Bigoted Advice Dr. Virgil E. Rorer, D. D., pastor of the Meridian Street Methodist Church, said: “It is bad and bigoted advice and a wise community wili pay,no attention to it.” The Rev. William L Caughran, pastor First Congregationalist Church, Sixteenth and Delaware Sts., said: “I deplore the efforts of anyone to cause religious strife among or between Protestantism,

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PLACES KLUXER AT FIRESCENE Witness BrandsA/Vithrow in Rockville Trial. Bu United Press . „ . ROCKVILLE, Ind., Oct. 14. Samuel* F. Withrow stands accused today as the man seen in the glare of flames which consumed the Bridgeton High School building, Sept. 26, 1924. Lawrence Glasee, a State witness in the trial here of -Withrow on a charge of arson, identified the defendant from the witness stand. Withrow, former kligraph of the Parke County Ku-Klux Klan. is also charged with firing the grad -chool building at Bridgeton dur the heated county election in 1924. Under close cross-examination by Charles J. Orbison, Indianapolis, a member of defense counsel, Glasee was told that his testimony on the stand conflicted with that he gave at the State fire marshal’s office in Indianapolis, in 1925. On re-direct examination, Benjamin F. Stephenson, Parke County prosecutor, asked Glasee: “Were you not afraid to testify that it was Withrow?” The witness was prevented from answering when Judge Harry Fine sustained a defense objection. Orbison lost on another objection —a protest against Prosecutor Stephenson referring to Withrow as kligraph of the Klan. In opposing the objection, Stephenson said Withrow’s interest in the 1924 election, during which a charge was made throughout the county that Catholics and bootleggers burned the school buildings, the allegation being made in the hope that it i would affect the result of the election in favor of a slate Withrow supported, was in the nature of a motive for the crime charged to the defendant, The defense, in its opening, statement, announced that an alibi would be offered lor Withrow, alleging that at the time of the fire he was attending Sunday night services at the Baptist church in Bridgeton. THREE HURT IN CRASH Two Automobiles Collide at Marlowe Ave. and Oriental St. Miss Aloria Moss, 30, of 114 Euclid Ave., and Dr. Leonard Nesbit, 30, city hospital, were painfully in- # jured when the auto in which they* were riding collided at Marlowe Ave. and Oriental St., with an auto driven by Samuel Geard, 25, of 1214 E. New York St. Geard was slightly injured.

Romanism or Judiasm. I don’t know what’s back of this circular. In my, special field, —that of religion,—l am always grieved to see the church and politics mixed. There is no reason why a Roman Catholic shouldn’t hold office,—but not just because he is a Roman Catholic. And the same with Protestants. If it is the purpose of this meeting to engender religious strife, nothing good can conte ibf it.” Doomed to Be Futile f The Rev. George A. Frantz, pastor First Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth and Delaware Sts., said; “This way of trying to meet a serious • situation is so thoroughly discredited that it is time we refuse to take it seriously and begin to laugh.” The Rev. W. R. Montgomery, pastor University Heights United Brethren Church, said: “I am always opposed to anonymous literature- The man behind it should beman enough to sign hi£ name. I think we will getmywhere by persecution, nor by engendering religious strife or discord.” The Rev. Henry T. Graham, pastor Westminster Presbyterian Church, 449 N. state Ave., said 1 : “Such a meeting is doomed to be absolutely futile. If sponsored by anonymous parties who are not men enough to come out in the open it should not be countenanced nor supported by the Protestant church.”

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BOOZE PRICES GO SOARING IN FLORIDA AREA / Recent Seizures Put Damper on Smugglers; Miami Least Affected. Bu United Press JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 14. The price of liquor has soared throughout Florida as a |?sult of the recent contentrated campaign of dry agents and the coast ijnard on rum runners and liquor “rings.” Collector of Customs K. R. Bobbitt of Jacksonville, said today that in the last two months imports of rum from the Bahamas and Cuba had dropped to the lowest stage in years. He said scarcely any liquor was coming in direct by boat. Fortunes in whisky and other liquor have been lost by smugglers in the last few weeks. Seizure of $650,000 worth in Key West early this week was the biggest triumph of the campaign. "The Fort Lauderdale district, following a year’s investigation by an undercover agent, was said to be arid as a result of wholesale arrests of county and city police on charges of participating in protection grafts. From every city in Florida except Miami, has come word that whisky has jumped from 10 to 20 per cent in price. Scores of Federal enforcement agents are co-operating with coast guardsmen and State dry agents in' the greatest attempt ever made to end smuggling here. Increased vigilance throughout the State has cut the moonshine supply to almost nothing. State Prohibition Agent W. A. Day said.

PROBE WORK OF BANDIT County Officials Still Hope Badgley May Be Returned Here. Deputy Prosecutor William H. Sheaffer today began an investigation of local actiVities of Frank Badgley, captured at Amboy in an attempted band hold-up in which he wounded two persons. Badgley probably will be indicted, here and brought back for trial if something should go wrong with his prosecution in Miami County, Sheaffer said. Badgley has confessed nearly 100 hold-ups in and about Indianapolis. Births • Girls Evans and Bottie Mains. 1502 Sadler Joseph and Ethel Saunders. 1618 Hoefgen. William and Fern Beck, 1433 S. New Jersey. Joseph and Edra Pickard. 4621 Hillside George and Mabel Given, 948 N. Belmont. Percy and Eva Dallas. 640 W. Eleventh Prank and Carrie Nicely. 348 N. Milev! Paul and Daisy Hartsteln, 616 E. North Seymour and Marguerite Stevens. 1603 Central. Charles and Mary Shipman. St. Vincent's Hospital. Merritt and Anne Harrison, St. Vincent’s Hospital. Leonard and Elma Jones. St. Vincent's Hospital. Louis and Ethe Smith. Methcdist Hospital. • Roy and Minnie Evans. Methodist Hospital. Harrison and Mary Overhiser, Methodist Hospital. Louis and Louise Jacobs. Methodist Hospital. John and Goldie Robinson, 323 W. Thirtieth. \ Charles and Florence Pearson, 1802 E. Twelfth. Boys Horace and Lula Ellis, 2342 Unior Charles and Eva May. 857 S. Pershing Dean and Edith Sullivan, 1527 W. MorTheodore and Anna Archer. 1912 Ludlow. George and Marjorie Reasoner, 244 S. Temple. Edgar and Margaret Sellmeyer, 245 N. Pershing. Dee and Helen Baker, St. Vincent’s Hospital. Isndore and Estelle Bartick. St. Vincent's Hospital. George and Mary Street. 1104 Denison. Fred and Grace Jessup, Methodist Hospital. Merritt and Dorothy Thompson, Methodist Hospital. Deaths Anna Schaul, 58. 757 Indiana, chronic myocarditis. Carrie B. Edwards, 25, 3525 E. Orange endocarditis. Mary Ann Johnson. 79, 1157 Ewing, carcinoma. Aribrey S. Heath, 25. Christian Hospital, lobar pneumonia. Helen Elizabeth Schgtz, 5, city hospital accidental. Tim Moore, 44. 1525 E. Southern, broncho pneumonia. Caleb S. Eaglefleld. 67, 3909 N. Delaware, acute cardiac dilatation. Bachary T. Landers. 81, 517 S. Alabama, chronic myocarditis. Joseph Phillips. 54. 1123 Vandeman, lobar pneumonia. Building Permits Earl Vanhorn, dwelling and garage. 2432 Indianapolis. $2,750. E. D, Boring, dwelling and garage, 381 S. Arlington. $4,650. Charles W. Ross, garage. 437 N. Gray. $250. Harry Schofield, foundation, corner Harding and Astor, S2OO. Harry Schofield, move dwelling, 1433 W. Market to southwest corner of Harding and Astor, S2OO. N. C. Mann, dwelling. 818 Broadway. $7,000. i •N. O. Mann, dwelling. 814 Broadway, $7,000. Bridgeford and Cassell, furnace, 113739 W. Twenty-Fifth, $327. W. P. Roberts, furnace, 813-15 N. Denny, $404. Glen Cloud, furnace. 622-24 E. FiftySixth. $304. Thornburg Realty Company, furnace. 225-27 E. Sixty-Second. $350. Mary McGufT. furnace. 4909 Orion, $197. George Walker, furnace, 40 N Kenyon, $237. H. L. Mott, furnace, 4461 N. Delaware, $307. B. F. Adams, furnace, 5348 Carrollton, $307. Bert Wilson, furnace,* 125 Beverly Dr., $242. John Ferry, reroof. 1252 Leeds, $255. Lavon Hill, dwelling, 1027 Concord, $1,500. Martha A VanWie. addition. 2246 N. Illinois. $l,lOO. George Sparling, reroof, 1221 N. Oakland. $225. M. C. easier, reroof. 2912 Rader. S3OO. M. C. easier, floor, 2902 Rader, SSOO. A. Goldberg, dwelling, garage, 931 Berwyn. SI,BOO. / Bridges & Graves, office, 243 N. Delaware. $5,000 M. F. Graff, remodel steam plant, 13911 E. Forty-Fifth, S3OO. T. E. Grinslade. storeroom, northeast corner Twenty-Fifth and Central, SB,OOO. J. L. Holloway, dwelling and garage, 444 W. Forty-Third. $3,500. Joe E. Dickens, addition, 729 W - Twen-ty-Fifth, S2OO. N. N. Britt, furnace. 1914 Arrow. $235. Mary Herman, furnace, 3216 N. Capitol. S2OO. . . Clara Landis, furnace, 908 N. Tacoma, $240. Mrs. Florence Moffit, furnace, 72 Layman. $287. M. O. Gewltz, furnace, 2426 N. Delaware, $207. J. A. Beck, dwelling and garage, 2426 N. Primrose. $3,000. D. Seligman, store front, 160 N. Illinois. $260. Indianapolis Light and Power Company, stack. 1209 W. Morris, SBOO. Indianapolis Light and Power Company, boiler,, 1200 W. Morris. $3,600. Miffhie C. Marsh, garage, 2117 Morgan, S3OO. J. D. Eastman Company, addition, 816 N. Dorman. $1,200. I. Wolf, garage. 722-24 N. Capitol, $9,617. Economy Fuel Corporation, boiler-room, Olney and Twentieth, $1,250, Greek Guards Slain by Bulgars Bu t’uitrii Press . ... ATHENS, Oct. 14.—A band of Invading Bulgarian comitadjis killed two Greek guards near Sorovitz, it was reported hefe today.

Eagles Leader

Judge Thomas E. O’Donnell, Kansas City, will speak before the Sixth District meeting of the Fraternal Order of. Eagles at 8 p. m. Sunday, at the Eagles Hall, 43 W. Vermont St. Indianapolis Aerie No. 211 will be hosts to candidates and members from Noblesville, Greenfield, Martinsville and Franklin.

ACTOR COMMENDS CITY FOR ITS GOLF COURSES South Grove Far Ahead of Other Municipal Links, Says Letter. John E. Milnor, park board president, today received a letter from Jack Redmond, actor on the Keith circuit, commending the management of the South Grove eighteenhole golf course. “You are to be congratulated for providing such a beautiful well-kept course, and I was told you have three more eighteen holes courses in excellent condition,” Redmond said. “I travel from coast to coast and want to say your South Grove course is far ahead of any municipal course I have ever played on,” he said. y Funeral Directors > ~W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St. . Drexel 2570 UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUS 931 N Delaware Li. 3828 KRIEOER. WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N Illinois 3t. Main 1154. Res.. Bel 3868-R ) George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E Market Main OSOB J. C. WILSON: luneral parleys, ambulance service and modern eutoipotlve eaulDment Dr 0321 end Dr 0323 BERT S. GADD. 2130 PROSPECT STD R E X E L_s3o7 L _ Lost and Found BAR PIN; white gold: lost downtown Frlday. Reward. Ch. 2449-M. DIAMOND ring: keepsake, between 38th. Salem and 24th, College Ave.. Martindale or Fall Creek Blvd.. Oct. 3. Reward. Ran. 3545. 1: DIAMOND ring, downtown district. Liberal reward for return of same. Drex. 3087-W. GENT'S ring: diamond in center, blue sanuhire on each side: inscrintion "Mother and Father." 12-18-21. Liberal reward. WALTER FORMAN. Phone Ma. 6120. GLOVE, man’s leather gauntlet for left hand, lost in vicinity of Prospect or Reed Place. Finder please call Drex. 5G19-R or return to 1132 E. Georgia. Reward; PACKAGE. N. 111. car; brown sweater; reward. Ran. 1787. WATCH: white gold, attached to' cheap leather strap; between Llggett's drug store and Ayres'. Reward. Lin. 2549. You React tiie "Warn Ads— Have you tried to use them? It’s easy—Call Main 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker. halo Wanted—Male

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"TOWER” Large steam-heated rms.: private baths; new bedding and decorations: $1 night; wkiy. rates; large lounge rm. 1102 N. Cap. LOVELY sleeping room north of Fall Creek in widow’s home for business man. Wash. 1586, Room for ftent With Board GRAY. N.. 217; for man- modern home: garage near. Ch. 0326-R. JEFFERSON. N., 652; ROOM; PRIVATE HOME; FOR 2; OARAGE. CH. 1136-R. OXFORD, 540 N.; lovely, front rm.; mod., prlv. home; 1 or 2_e entlemen. Ch. 396'3. YOUNG man to share room Sn modem, private home; good meals. Ch. 1218. SMALL child to board; mother’s care; modern home. Cherry 4872. CHILDREN to room and board; mother’s car, Har. 4482-W. NICE room; board optional; home prlvileges. Irvington 2677. LOVELY CLEAN ROOM NORTH. HEM. 4250. Rent Housekeeping Rooms BELLEFONTAINE. 1619; 3 unfurnished rms.; adults. Hem. CAP.. 1131: attractive large room, and kltch'tte; mod.: all furn. Ri. 2769 or 1407. 719 N DELAWARE; newly furnished light housekeeping room with kitchenette; walking distance. ILL., N., 811; connecting rms.. gas range: near bath; $7 wk. Lin, 2095. W. INDIANAPOLIS; 3-room suite, downstairs; furnished. 659 Birch Ave. LEXINGTON, 1421; modern, nicely lurn., front rm. and kitchen; private entrance, LEXINGTON ar.d Dawson; 3 rooms and kitchenette: semi-modern. Riley 3701. 'MERIDIAN. N.. 23407 2-rm. apt., nicely fnrn.. $7; also sleeping rm. Har, 1388. OHIO, E.. 540; 2 front rooms; everything furnished: rent reasonable. 528 N. PENN. ST.; 2 large rooms for light housekeeping; also sleeping rooms; very reasonable. Lin 5804. SHERMAN Dr., 2406 N.; modem rms. for housekeeping. Cherry 3877, WALCOTT. N„ 44: clean rms.; steam heat; N. mod, private home. Lin. 1167. WASH.. E., 2419; two nicely furn. rms.; also single rm.; private entrance. Ch. 4876. 2 ROOMS, nicely furnished for light housekeeping: good heat; also 3 rooms unfurnished Lin. 7745. -y_ Apartments for Rent Steam Heated Three and four-room apartments with private bath, range and refrigerator included; newly decorated and floors reflnished; low rent. Baker apartment, 341 Massachusetts Ave. Sec custodian or JO. S. Cruse Realyt Cos. MERIDIAN. N. 2038; beautiful lower duplex; city heat; 7 rooms. 2 baths. Inoulre upstairs. Ran. 2552. CENTRAL. 3207; 5 rooms, bath. 2 porches. Frigidaire. water and heat. S6B Ran. 3160, Ran, 4277, STEAM-HEATED apartment; bath; reasonable rent; newly papered. Inquire Mueller’s Drug Store. East and Washington. 29TH, 405 W.; modern 4-room apt.; heat, water, range, refrigerator: $35. Har. 0282, OXFORD. 23; 5 cozy rooms* bath, semimodern; garage; $25. Ch. 3415-J. DESIRABLE apt.; modem, private entrance : everything furnished. Bel. 3026. CORNELIUS Ave., 4102 • strictly modem flat; garage; heat furnished, wash. 2854. PARK. 2410; 8-room upoer duplex; large yard and porches. Hem. 1510. VERA APARTMENTS; 6 rooms; modem; S2B. Main 7157. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1119; lower apartment; every thing finished. Lin. 7645. 28TH, W.. 137;' attractive, modern. 6-rm. upper; heat, water, gar.; SSO. H*r. 0387. I {

Apartments for Rent The Cambridge Apts. NORTH AND DELAWARE STS. NON-HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS. ONE. TWQ THREE ROOMS AND OR UNFURNISHED. SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL LI. 5391. • Maple Terrace 542 E. Maple Rd.; Frigidaire service; 5 rooms; garage j.. 589.00 Maple Arms 38th and Central Ave.: 4 rooms and bath; heat, light, gas and water furnished 28.00 Lafayette Court % 2735 N. Meridian; 3 rooms . ...T 55.00 Westminster , 2725 N. Meridian; ' rooms 50.00 Blackstone 4001 E. Washington; 2 rooms 47.50 „ Krelger * 836 E. Prospect; 2 rooms 32.50 H. H. Woodsmall & Cos., Inc. Li. 5391. Ma. 2808. “We Insure everything but the hereafter." Nights and holidays call E. V. Dessert Hum. 2204. Heated Apartments 3504 EVERGREEN AVE. Living room, oedroom. dining room, kitchenette and bath; rental S7O. 709 PARK AVE. Five large rooms and bath: walking distance; rental $45. 1623 S. EAST ST. Living room, bedroom, dinette and kltchenttte; private hall; rental S4O. Five rooms and bath: excellent heat; walking distance; rental $45. 910 BELLEFONTAINE ST. Two rooms and bath; downtown; city heat: rental S3O. 306 E. NEW YORK ST. Two rooms and bath; downtown; city heat; -rental S3O. 726 N. SENATE AVE. Four rooms and bath; rental S3O. EMIL C RASSMANN. INC. 230 Massachusetts-Ave. LUMLEY lent apartments; very complete. Frigidaire service S6O to $75.00 RITZ—3I7 E. Maple Rd.; choice apartments: garage $65 to $75.00 GLEN ALDEN—4SI2 N. Pennsylvania: very nice $42.50 to $52.50 1704 N. Pennsylvania; wonderful flat: entire floor; 7 rooms. 2 baths, sun parlor, heat, etc. 2436 N. Meridian; 5 rooms, bath. sun parlor, garage; only $70.00 216 E. Vermont: flats $35 to $40.00 2940 N. Pennsylvania; 4 rooms, bath, sun parlor, garage. 130 W 18th; 5 rooms, bath $45.00 Union Trust Company Apartments 202 E. 15th St.: 5-room upper duplex; heat and water; S9O- - Ft. Wavne; 2 rooms: heat and water: $32.50. Corner 10th and Alabama; heat, light and water paid; $37. 158 W Pratt St.; heat and water paid; S4O. 1455 N. New Jersey St.; heat and water paid; garage extra; S4O. 639 ,y 2 Russell Ave.; 5 rooms; water paid: sls. Charles E. Iloiloway & Son Main 1186. 140 N Delaware St. 242 1 / 4 Massachusetts Ave. Steam heated; newly renovated: single sleeping rooms; downtown; rental sl3 to $lB. Emil 0. Rassmann, Inc. 230 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

*SO INCLUDING GARAGE"" The Robinhood. No. 9. Sixty-Third and College; living-room, sun parlor, diningroom, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom; in-a-door bed in living-room: immediate possession. Call Lin. 5144: evenings. Ran. Fall Creek, E., 526 . Choice front apartment in Rose Court; 3 rooms and bath. S7O; garage, $5. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 5156. 9 E Market St. FLEMING. N., 18: furn. or unfurn.. 3 roms. bath, light, heat, water furn. Bel 0455-R, NEW YORK. E„ 1620; lower duplex, 5 rooms. strictly modern. Rl. 2204. • Houses tor Rent ADAMS. 2047; 4 rooms, semi-modern; gartge: $34, Hum. 4480. ’ BACON. 701; 6 rms.; furn. or unfurn. Inouire 3259 Madison Rd. All nlte owl. BARTH. 1866; 6 rooms, electricity, gas. furnace, garage; $25. Dr. 7250-J. BELLEFONTAINE. 3112; south half 6-room double; garage: water paid. Hem. 2282. BELLEFONTAINE. 2219; upper duplex; 4 rooms and bath; modern; gas. water, heat furn.; garage; S3O. Hem. 1493. BROADWAY. 2507: single. modern. 8 rooms; garage: SSO. Hem. 2838. BURGESS. 338; Irv.; 5 rms.; lower-duplex: thoroughly modern: garage, Irv. 0336. CENTRAL AVE.. 2362-64: modern. 7-room double, on the corner; ideal location fpr rooming house; rent reduced. Wash. 3013-R. CENTRAL, 3358: newly decorated, 8-room modern: only SSO. Hum. 5468. _ CENTRAL, 2047: 8 rooms, bath: double garage; paved alley. Drex. 6285. COFFEY. 552; 5 rooms, bsth: water paid: garages: special price. Bel. 1041, COLLEGE. 5026: desirable 6-room modern double: first-class condition. Hum 2277,COLUMBIA, 2305; 4 rms., newly papered; sls, Ran. 6250. DELAWARE. S., 1644; 4 rooms, newly papered. gasr elec., wa, pd.; $lB. Dr. 4583-R. DORMAN. 314.’6-room modern; redecorted: garage; desirable; $27. , ENGLISH, 1516; 5 rooms, strictly modern; water odd: 2-car garage. FRANK St.. 39; 7 rooms: gas. lights, water paid; $26. Drex, 4916, GARFIELD. 129 N.; 8-rm. mod. double: garage; new paint; $35. Ch. 3084. GOOD’’ Ave., 123; 4 rooms, gas. electric lights, ins, toilet, wa. pd.: $21.50, Ir. 2374, GRACELAND, 4002: 6-room modern single, garage, water paid. GRAY.'43I S.: cottage, newly papered, large barn: $22. Drexel 3540-R. HAMILTON. N.. 220;-single, 7 rms.. all rood., garage, newly painted and redecorated. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. HAMILTON" N., 244; 4 rooms, semi-mod.; also small apartment. Call at 342 N. Hamilton, t HIGHLAND. 569; semi-mod. 5 rooms; beautifully papered; S2O. Ran. 6250, HOSBROOK. 932; 3 rooms: electricity, gas. water paid; sls. Ch. 0660. Kealing, 1356 Four rooms, completely modern with garage: *32.50 per month. Waddy & Springer, Realtors Lin. 5181.* 132 N. Delaware. 1218 KELLY; all modern; 4 rooms... .$25.00 1718 Ingram: semi-mod.: 6 rooms.. 22.50 F. S. CLARK. Main 3377, LA SALLE. 2037; 5 rooms, semi-modern: good condition; s2l. Irv. 0737-J. LEEDS] 325-327; 5 rooms semi-modern double,- garage, newly decorated; $23. Dr. 6240. LESLEY Ave.. 321; 9-room house; modern: garage: 640. Irv. 2915. 822 LEXINGTON AVE. Four-room house, newly papered, good condition, gas, electric lights, city water; S2O. THE 0. W. HENRY CO. Riley 1064. 429 Lemcke Bldg. MARKET. E., 3743: 5-room modern double; built-in features: iwater paid: $37: *1; block E, Wash. Car line. Irv. 1017 MARYLAND, 623 E.; 3 rooms; light, water; 810. Ch. 1485. MICHIGAN, E.. 3552; 5 rms., madern double. garage: $37.50. See this. Irv. 1401-W or Main 6931. MONTCALM. 1451; 6-room modern double: garage; <3O; good condition. Bel. 3877-W. NAOMI. 1245: 4 rooms, toilet, Improved street: water paid, sl9. Bel. 388a. NOBLE. S.. 710: 6-room double; modern -except furnace: WFter pd.; S3O. Dr. 3361. NORDYKE AVE.. 1380: 5-room semt-mod-env $25. HALL & HILL. Rlle 3975. NOWLAND. 2105; 6-rm. mod. double. facing Spades Park; only S4O, Ch. 4220-M. OLNEY, 1934. N.: 6 rooms; modern with garage: near Brookslde Park; $35; water paid. Ch. W617-R 4. v PARK. 3367;- exquisite, colonial, 6 rooms; garage. Wash. 8220-R-PENDLETON Pike: 3 lots; 7 rooms, barn. garage: reasonable. Hem. 2470. RADER. 2915: 5 rooms; modern, with garage; 130. Ran. 6830RALSTON Ave. 3018: 3 rms.. KarKe; $8: colored adults. 2228 Hovey St. RANDOLPH. S., 1425: fine, 4 rooms, inside toilet, paved street, weter furnished. only $31.50 per month. REMBRANDT. 1510; 5 roofis, semi-mod-ern : gprage; $23. Lin. 873 j. RINGGOLD. 1332: 6 rooms; modern, newly painted: good condition; reasonable. RURAL, N.. 324; 6-room modern double. Cherry 5711-M. SHEFFIELD ,N., 203: 5 rooms near new west side high school,' water paid. Lin. 3860. Eves.. Ran. 4702. SHEFFIELD! 207; north of „ s ', rD iP? double, except furnace; $25. Bel. 0384-R.

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z Houses for Rent * - - -.*■ STATE. 8.. 24; 11-rm mod. rooming house, near R. R. shops; S4B. Ch. 3807. STATE. 822 8.- 6-room house, bath, barn; $25. Drexel 3540-R. SUBURBAN home; 6 rms.. gar., acre ground. Reasonable. Ch. 3574-M. TABOR. E.. 1756: 5 rooms; gas. lights: garage; sls. Bel. 1041 WEST INDIANAPOLIS; 1018 River; new 4 rms., inside toilet, gas. elec. sink, floor enameled; 823.75. Lin. 4971. 13TH. 317 E.; 8-room modern house; good repairs. Ran. 2790. 19TH. E.. 1626! 4 rooms; Inside toilet; semi-mod.: 826. HALL 8t HILL. Rl, 8875. 28TH. W.. 141; 6 rooms, almost modern, newly painted and decorated throughja out: in first class shape: fireplace i front room. Wonderful home; $28.50. Irv] 0167, J 33RD E.. 1115; 4 fooms; gas, water, elec* tricity, inside toilet, kftchen smfe. gr rage, front and rear porches, cistern, base* meni. good paper, paint, water poid. $lB. good condition. Keys next door. Drive out Macpherson to 33ra. Owner, Lin. 3801. 30TH. W.. 431; 4-rm. mod nungalow; double in-a-door bed: gar.; $3750. Wa. 2863. ONE MONTH FREE. Get mv list (if rentals. A. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware St. Lin. 6520. - STRICTLY modern double; never lived hfl Built-In features: garage. Lin. 3656_;__J| REDUCED TO $37.50 5 rms.; mod., fine condition: newly decorated: gar. 4814 E. Wash. Irv. 1717. _ 2~FINE HOMES 1749 W. New York, corner; 5 rooms, all newly decorated: new patnt; elec., gas. water paid: $22.50; garage. . N Bell. 553: five rooms, newlv decorated, in excellent condition; elec, lights, gas. garagei reduced, to s2l. Blaine Ave.. 1754; five rooms: near Marmon’s; will paper to suit, elec., garage! reduced to sls. GEORGE SADLER CO. 43 Kentucky Ave. Riley 8945. . Fine Home for Colored 332 W. 28th St. This modern. 5-room house has sleeping porch, good yard and garage; very reasonable terms. Waddy & Springer. Realtors Lin 5181. * Hu. 4754. 132 N. Delaware, 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, S2O 1815 W. New York; new paper, new paint, floors enameled, garage. Lin. 4971, DWELLINGS 2720 NORTH MERIDIAN STREET Single, nine rooms, modern; two-car garage: rental $75. 1617 BROADWAY , ... Six-rqpm modern duplex; heat Included, garage: rental $65. 18 W. TWENTY-SEVENTH HTREET. Eight-room modern single; garage; now being renovated; reduced rental, $45. 28 W. ST. CLAIR STREET Eight-room modern rooming house: newly decorated; rental S4O. 412 E. TWENTY-EIGHTH ST. Six rqpms, modern double: rental S4O 827 PARK AVENUE. Eight-room modern single; excellent lor roomers; rental $35. 611 WEBT THIRTIETH STREET. Six-room modern double; fine condition, rental $45. 28 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET. Five-room modern double; will renora** for desirable tenant; reduced rental. *3O. 2171 SUGAR GROVE AVENUE. Five-room modern bungalow: garaga. rental S3O. Emil C. Rassmann, Inc. 230 Massachusetts Ave. 1826 N. Delaware - it.; 8 rooms modern with steam plant and gar.. .$45. 00 2608 N. Meridian St.: 6 rooms, modcm with garage J.oo 423 E. 22d St.: 6 rooms, modern.... -son 309 E. 24th St.; 6 rooms, modern . 30.00 211 E. St .Clair: 4 roms and bath.. 22.50 217 Dickson St.; 5 roms and bath.. 2Z.0 444 N. Hamilton Ave.; 8 rooms and bath • J. G. M CULLOUOH AGENCY 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1709. COLORED: 'ORIENTAL, N.. 818; 4 rooms. beautifully papered, inside toilet, attic. cement cellar, cement porch; 818. 5 ROOMS, INSIDE TOILET, $19.00 1306 Bradbury; new paint, paper, elec., sink, floors enameled. Lin. 4971. Suburban for Rent

20 ACRES; 4-room house and barn: I miles west of Franklin on Franklin ant Mai tins vilify Road. Inquire 036_S. WeM Houses and Flats Furnished 39TH St.; modern, turn., e-room single; permanent; ref.; p*rf. cond. Ran. 3443. s!x“RdOM modern: furnished; northwest; double garage. Wasi\ L 34892J : _____^ M Business Places for Rent OFFICES—STORES—SHOPS IN NEW FOUNTAIN SQUARE THEATER BUILDING Southeast corner Shelby and Prospect: cv- rv modern convenl^^c-v COLUMBIA SECURITIES CO. 192 N, DeMwart flt Lt' 1 L LEASE. 1050 VIRGINIA AVE., OI D POSTOFFICS BLDG. FOUR DOORS FROM FOUNTAIN SQUARE. IDEAL SITE FOR USED CAR OR OTHER STORE, 22x100 FEET. MR. WRIGHT, 1303 N. ’SENATE Storeroom. MOV COLUMBIA SECURITIES CO. 152 N. Delaware St. Lin. 6334. f52 N. DELAWARE Modern office space. Columbia Securities Bide.. Ohio and Delaware Sts. Reason*h!e rents. __ _ _ COLUMBIA SECURITIES BLDG. 152 N. Delaware St. Ltn. 6334. Storage and I ransfer OTTO J. SUESZ Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland hauling. Special rates on return loads. Main 2353. Riley 3628. Ch. 4579-0699-W. TRUCKING AND MOVING of all kinds: reasonable. 936 8. West flt. Dr. 8817. Houses for Sale HOYT AVE . 3944; NICE. NEW FIVEROOM BUNGALOW; NICELY DECORATED THROUGHOUT; FRONT AND REAR PORCHES; FRONT-DRIVE OARAGE; WILL SELL AT BAROAIN' PRICE. OF *2.90.1 ON EASY PAYMENTS. TAKE ENGLISH AVE. CAR TO GARFIELD. S. D SAMPLE. 3969 ENGLISH AVE. DR. 4334. Morris, E:, 1003 In that pretty section of the street; 6room modern home. Not an old house, t Nice yard, good garage An interesting price. Bridges & Graves Cos. 237 N. Delaware. Riley 5250. TWO HOUSES—PRICE OP ONE Near Catholic school and church; good condition; have water, gas, lights and toilet connected to sewer; only *3,200 for both; easy terms. Call Mr. Ross. Main 1399-R. Main 6232. Indiana Trust Cos. _ $250 CASH . 1631 Lawton St.; new 5-room modern bungalow, hardwood floors, large cement porch, beautiful decorations, Kohler plumbing fixtures, window shades, linoleum. Rybolt furnace, garnge; paved street. Prits (4 000. No Barrett. N. J. FOX, Main 6795. Eve.. Hum. 1166r--535 Cash—s3s Per Month Nearly new 5-room_bungalow; cemented basement, furnace, fthished floors, newly nalnted and decorated. Bee this at onec. 5724 Hillside Ave. Mr. Huse. Ma. 1576. Hum. 2016. ONE MONTH FREE For good tenant 227 S. Randolph; flvo rooms, modern. $25 month: nice and clean. W. R. Hunter Cos. \ Main 1076. ' 827 S. EAST ST. 9-room brick: modern; will sell on law down payment. Mr. Kepllng. BRIDGES & CRAVES CO,. 237 N. Delaware Bc. Riley 6290. 7 $25 CASH 1714 Oimber St.; 4-room bungalow; newly decorated; good condition: electric lights, city water Inside. Price only SI,BOO. N. J. FOX. Main 6755; evenings. Hum. 1166 A REAL BUY 1531 Cruft Bt.: dandy five-room .almost new bungalow: furnace, two-car garage, paved street: a bargain, *2.600; small down payment. Rllev 6908. Owner, KEYSTONE, 8.. 215; eIROOM COTTAuff GAS. ELECTRICITY. LIOHTS. CEMENf WALKB; LARGE BARN: TAKE ENGLISH A"E. OAR TO KEYSTONE: PRICE *2.260; ON EASY PAYMENTS. O. B McFADDEN. 490 E. WASHINGTON. MA. 5072.