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PLEA SOUNDED TO HAIL EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS First Warning of Season Issued; Postal Clerks Want Vacation. Only fifty-four more shopping days before Christmas and time to start preparing those annual gift lists. The first “mail early” warning of the season was issued today by Postmaster Robert H. Bryson. “For some years 'mail early’ campaigns have been made by the post office to avoid the usual last minute rush that swamps every pcstoffice from Maine to California,” Bryson said. “Some relief has resulted, but even more is needed.” Vacation for Postmen Christmas this year falls on Sunday, on which day only special deliveries will be made. The Christmas vacation, however, will be observed by the post office on Monday, with only a morning delivery. Asa means of simplifying delivery of the millions of Christmas greeting cards mailed each year, Bryson urged that all such cards for Indianapolis residents be prepared and mailed*by Dec. 15, or even earlier. Co-Operation Asked Cards mailed at that time will be held until two or three days before Christmas and postmarked with the date of delivery, Cards for out-of-town points will not be held. With the fullest co-operation by the general public, Bryson said, it is hoped that every postal employe will be able to eat dinner with his family Christmas day and the day following. 2,000 Teachers Convene Bit United Press EVANSVILLE, Ind., Oct. 21. Sessions of the annual Southwestern Indiana Teachers’ ..Association conference opened here this morning with almost 2,000 teachers from southern Indiana schools enrolled. Principal speakers for today were William McAndrew, Chicago school superintendent, and F. D. Boynton, school superintendent Ithaca, N. Y. The incoming president, C. C. Welmer, Rockport, presided.

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Here Is Clever Little Card Trick

BY HARDEEN (Editor's Note—This is the fourth and last of a series of parlor magic by Hardeen, magician, now at Keith’s.) The card manipulator wins by his nimble fingers. He trains them to work with such rapidity that it is impossible for the eye to follow the hand. The amateur will find that card tricks, although thoroughly explained to him, will at first seem impossible, but with practice anyone may reach a state of perfection. A clever little trick which is useful in parlors and small circles and at the same time teaches you how to train the hand is to take thirteen cards and arrange them in such art Oder as to enable you to spell out the cards in sequence from one (ace) to king, simply by holding the thirteen cards in your hand with face downward and removing one card from the top with each letter you spell. Preparation: Arrange the cards in the following sequence: 3871Q64 2 J K 10 9 5 which arrangement will face downward makes the 3 the top card and the 5 the bottom card. Explanation—Commencing at the top you remove one card with each letter you spell, but be careful pot

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SATURDAY EVENTS Indiana State Teachers Association general meeting, Cadle Tabernacle. 9:30 a. m. Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Chamber of Commerce. Beta Theta Pi luncheon. Board of Trade. Indiana State Nurses Association luncheon. Lincoln. Indianapolis Bov Scout Council memorial tablet Boy Scout reservation. 4:30 p. m. The Hanover College alumni luncheon Thursday at Hotel Lincoln in connection with the teachers’ convention was attended by 125 members. Phi Kappa Thetas also held their annual luncheon. Police today sought the driver of the auto who fled after his car collided with one driven by George Brown, 1217 Laurel St., at Thirtieth and Illinois Sts. Thursday night. Brown and Mrs. Doris Deer, 3736 N. Capitol Ave., riding with him, were cut by flying glass. Frank Newby, 738 W. Thirtieth St., employe of the Standard Oil Company filling station at TwentyNinth St. and Capitol Ave., was taken to city hospital with injuries to his leg and body received Thursday when a truck, driven by Charles

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to disarrange the sequence to the cards previously prepared, viz: O-N-E, one; having removed one card with each letter, you turn over to the fourth card when you pronounce the word one, and it will be found to be the ace. This you will place on the table, as you have no further use for the card, and it if it is returned to the pack it will break up your arranged sequence. Next spell T-W-O, two, and the fourth card will be again turned up and discarded upon the table, and will be found to be the two, or deuce card. Next T-H-R-E-E, three, is spelled and with the pronunciation of £Jae word three, the card is turned up, discarded upon the table and will be found to be the three. Continue in this way to spell F-O-U-R, four; F-I-V-E, five; S-I-X, six; S-E-V-E-N, seven; E-I-G-H-T, eight; N-I-N-E, nine; T-E-N, ten; J-A-C-K, jack; Q-U-E-E-N, queen, and K-I-N-G, king. The trick affords excellent pastime and is very simple if you will only remember not to disturb the sequence of the cards, and we sure not to place the card back into the pack when it has once been spelled. It also lends training to the hand. One soon learns to present the trick with a manner of great mystery.

Bell, 906 N. Delaware St., crushed him against another auto. The truck started backward when Bell cranked it. First meeting of the State highway commission in the new department quarters in the Statehouse Annex was held today. Several delegations asking paved roads were heard. General Memorial Association will honor the memory of ex-Governor Oliver P. Morton at a meeting at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St., at 2:30 p. m., Nov. 1. Daniel F. McAbee is president and is arranging the speakers. Lucas Coal Company, 424 E. Louisiana St., was incorporated Thursday with $25,000 capitalization. Incorporators named in papers filed with the Secretary of State were R. E. Lucas, Winifred M. Lucas, T. C. Rademaker and Dorthey Lucas Rademaker. C, C. Ridge, formerly assistant manager of the Severin and later of the Marott, has been appointed assistant manager of the Indianapolis Convention bureau to succeed Barton J. Wall, resigned, it was announced today by Henry T. Davis, manager.

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Burlesque Theater Harry Stratton in “HAPPY HOURS” Snappy, Fast Working Choristers on the Gians Illuminated Runway

TEACHERS You All Know BARRIE “What Every Woman Knows” is his best play. It’s clean, humorous and pathetic. All those who are married and those who expect to be should go see it at ENGLISH’S OPERA HOUSE NrvT UJESIf Mail Orders Now sAI IssEH .Seat Sale Today The Thrill You Are Waiting for THE THRILL OE THRILLERS By John Willard, Author of Cat and Canary. Direct from National Theater, N. I'. City. “Better than Cat and Canary” Alan Hale—N. Y. Amer. Nites, 50c-$2.75. Slats., 50ciTIGca. $1.65. Tax Included. Be Wise, Buy Seats Early

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DISTRICT HEADS FOR TEACHERS IE SELECTED Elections of 13 Areas of State Are Held for National Sessions. Indiana’s thirteen districts chose State Teachers’ Association vice presidents, nominating committee n embers and delegates to the National Education Association convention late Thursday afternoon at Cadle Tabernacle. Ttjose chosen were: First District—Miss Helen Forsvth of Rockport, vice president; T. B. Pruitt of Rockport. nominating committee: L. E. Pittman of Princeton. N. E. . delegate. Second—M. S. Mahan of Martinsville. State. Ave. Second—M. S. Mahan of Martinsville, vice president: T. S. Kensvcthy of Martinsville. nominating committee Herbert Hazel of B!o"mi igton, N. X A. delegat", and C. Roy Williams of Bloomington, alternate. Third-Field P lodqrnsa nf Jeffersonville, vice president: Percy Poindevtcr of Jeffersonville, nom'nating committee: William Wilson of Borden. N. E. A. deletgate. and Miss W'ilma Hanger of New Albany, alternate. Fourth—N. J. Lasher of Sevmour. vice president: Miss Carrie Ong of Columbus, nominating committee; Franklni Bertap of Franklin. N. E. A. delegate, and E. S. Furnish of Vevay, alternate. Fifth—John Norris of Bainbridge. vice president; Henry Cromwell of Terre Haute, nominating committee: Miss Helen Rankin of Terre Haute. N. E. A. delegate, and L. H. Linebarger of Rockville, alternate. Sixth—Grover Van Duyn of Greenfield, vice president: Z. M. Smith o f Greenfield, nominating committee, and A. R. Brewer of Connersville, executive committee. Seventh—Mrs. Maude Mw.dv of Indianapolis. vice president; A. F. Thomas of Indianapolis. nominating committee; C. E. Easch of Cumberland. N. E. A. delegate: E. J. Black of Indianapolis, alternate, and Miss Belle O'Hair of Indianapolis, executive committee. Eighth—Not reported. Ninth—Floyd I. McMurray of Thorntown, vice president: C. D. Callis of Greentown. nominating committee: Karl C. James of Crawfordsville. N. E. A. delegate: Virgil Stelnbaugh of Delphi, alternate, and V. L. Tatiock of'Lebanon, executive committee. Tenth—Robert Cleveland, Chalmers, vice president: E. W. Duncan of Goodard. nominating committee: Ira Huntington of Fair Oaks. N. E. A. d-legrte; Miss Rubv Cirri: of Lafayette, alternate, and Cora W. Steele of Fowler, executive committee. Eleventh—Paul Crorilnn oi Peru, vice nresidenl; M. C. Darnell of Wabash. nominating committee: Miss Ida Galbraith of Peru, N. E. A. delegate, and Miss Katherine Benica of Logansport, alternate. Twelfth—Miss Elisabeth Murphy of Ft. Wayne, vice president: Miss Emma Werner of Ft. Wayne, nominating committee, and Miss Esther Phipps of Ft. Wayne, N. E. A. delegate. Thirteenth—John Holdeman of Elkhart, vice president; Ralph I.ongfleld of South Bend, nominating committee: J. L. Tombaugh of Culver. N. E. A delegate, and C. L. Walters of Goshen, alternate. Local Minister Ordained Pjl United Press EVANSVILLE, Ind., Oct. 21. With ordination of two your.3 ministers Thursday night, the eighth annual convention of the Indiana Synod of the United Lutheran Church ended its sessions here. The Rev. Harry H. Heinzman, Indianapolis, and the Rev. Allan Trput, Cullman, both recent graduates of Wittenberg College, were ordained. The First Lutheran Church, Louisville, Ky., will be host to the 1928 convention. Boy Accidentally Shct Pit United Press WARSAW, Ind., Oct. 21.—Clarence Blue, 15, son of Alvin Blue, is in the Warsaw hospital today in a critical condition trom a shotgun wound. A gun was fired accidentally by John Harris, a playmate, who “didn’t know it was loaded.” The charge struck the Blue boy above an eye.

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KEEPS BEAR IN TREE UNTIL HELP ARRIVES Angry Animal and Two Cubs Kept at Bay for Half Hour. By United Press EL PASO, Texas, Oct. 21.—Dr. R. Bailey, Coleman, Texas, reversed the order with a ferocious bear by keeping the animal and her two cubs treed until help could arrive, according to the story told here when Bailey and a party of friends returned from a hunting trip in Arizona. Armed with a long pole, Dr. Bailey kept the angry mother bear and her cubs up a tree for an hour until other members of the hunting party came to his aid. The bear killed two of the party's dogs before Dr. Bailey treed her. During the exxcitement. Dr. R. C. Lewis, another member of the party, was dragged several hundred feet down a mountain slipe by the three hounds he held in leash. Death Notices HON. ATHOL JR.—Age 18 months, beloved little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Hon. passed away at the Rilev Hospital Wednesday. Cct. 19. Funeral at the late residence in Shirley's Lake Perk rddltion second house north of Eighteenth St. on Wilson Ave.. Saturday. Oct.? 2. et 2 p. m Friends invited. Burial at Memorial Perk e-n-ctPH'. 'ld AND. MRS. UITDTNE; age 53 ' cars. v.uie oi Mr. Frank Toiand. and mother of Mrs. Mildred Holley, Mrs. Dorothy Kidwe . Mrs. Fred Stahlhart and Mr. Albert “Allard, passed away Thursday. Oct. 20. 1927. at 9:25 p. m. at Christian Hospital. Funeral services at 2 p. m. Saturday at the home of Mr. John Toiand on Micklev Ave.. Ben Davis. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends Invited. Card of Thanks WE WISH to thank the Rev. Father Tleman, relatives neighbors, friends. St. Joins' Alumni A'ssn.. employes of Illinois Central, local No. B. R. C.. Local No 51 Boilermakers and Helpe-s Union, J. J. B aoktvell & Sons and ell for their kindness. sympathy, mass and floral offerings In our recent ba-eaveire-it. the death o' husband end father. MRS. CATHERINE LYONS ANI> FAMILV. Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Drexel 2570.' UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUS 931 N Delaware u. 3828 KKLEGER. \VM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1432 N Illinois St. Mam libs Res. Bel 3866-R i Gonrge Grinsteiner Funeral director. 622 E Market Main 0903 J. C. WILSON: funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eculpment Dr 0321 and Dr 0322 BERT 8. GADD. 2130 PROSPECT 81 DREXEL 5307. Lost and Found I ARTICLES found on Indianapolis | street cars vesterdav l 3 BOOKS 1 CAP 1 BLil .h VS i r ;r". 1 F Acre AGE MAIN 273 i. PCCKE?rBOGK; brown leather; containing pictures of dead son; lost between new Tabernacle and 39th St., east side street. Reward. Hum. 3043. POLICE dog. undersize female; address engraved on collar. Irv. 2445. RUG. 9x12 from machine northeast of city. MR. KNOLL. Main 0419. Reward. You Read the Want Ads— Have vou tried to use them? It's easy—Call Main 3500. Ask for an_Ad Taker. Help Wanted Male WANTED HOUSE TO HOUSE CANVASSERS, EITHER MEN OR WOMEN; GOOD LEGITIMATE LINE, LIBERAL COMMISSION. WRITE P. O. BOX 227, GIVING AGE, EXPERIE N C E, REFERENCES AND TELEPHONE NUMBER, BARBERS WANTEDto attend C. M. 8.. 17th and Broadway. 9:15 o'clock every Sunday morning, practical business talks by Merle Sldener. Setting aside a special company for barbers. Ask for Slim, captain of Company I. WE have vacancies for 3 or 4 young men that can qualify. Experience not necessary; we train you. Must be neat and mannerly. Short hours, pleasant work, big pay. For particulars see MR. W. YETH, Room 425, 134 E. Market St., at once. SOLICITORS—LiberaI commission propjsltion. selling The Indianapolis Times See Circulation Manager between 4 and 5 in evenings. SOLICITORS--Liberal commission proposition on local newspaper. See Mr. Hedge between 5 and 7 evenings. Room 129 Linden Hot'l. FURNACE SETTERS AT ONCE Help Wanted Female YOUNG LADY: high school graduate preferred. to do special posting work at $2.50 a day in exchange for business course. Must be a good penman. If you are ambitious to take a course but a little short on ready money this is your opportunity. See or write Fred W. Case, principal. Central Business College. University Park Building, Situations Wanted Male YOUNG MARRIED MAN: WISHES POSITION WITH GROWING CONCERN: WITH CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT: 4 YEARS SALES EXPERIENCE. REFERENCES. ADDRESS BOX B 800 TIMES. MECHANIC and electrician; 14 years’ experience; can furnish good references: on heavy duty or general garage work Call Riley 5679 and ask for "Red.” PORTER, house man, janitor; 10 years' experience. Lin. 8610. NIGHT WATCHMAN or fireman: experienced Best references. Box C 110 Times Situations Wanted Female CURTAINS and draperies to launder. Mrs. J. LUTZ. Main 0150. NEAT Colored eirl wants work by day or week. Wash. 0547. CARE of children in my home by day or hour. Has. 3698-W. CLEANING BY THE DAY. Lin. 7109. PRACTICAL NURSE: experienced: reference. Will leave city. Phone Lin. 9498. LAUNDRY or half-day work; cleaning or cooking. Lin. 9253. _____ Special Notices 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. TRUCK FOR HALLOWEEN PARTIES: REASONABLE 501 WARREN AVE. BEL. 3759-J. __ I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Violet Clark, on or after Oct. 21, 1927. HARRY CLARK. MASQUERADE outfits made to meas. this wk.. $1 up. Coats relined. $3 up. Ri. 6815. Castle Gown Shop. Rm. 217. 230 E. Ohio. THOMAS Wave Shoppe. Permanent wave; experienced operator: $5. Ch. 1734-M. Instructions CENTRAL, BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our graduates pass State examinations easily 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 578 and 8509 Business Announcements PLUMBING FIXTURES We save you monev. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.. 125 N. Alabama, Lin. 5788 BORNMAN TRANSFER CO. CH. 5571 : SATISFACTORY MOVING SERVICE. excavating under houses Carpenter, cement, prick work. DR. 0738. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: feather mattresses and pillows made. C. t. fiURKLE. 416 Maas. Mala 1421.

Business Announcements RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. $2: 3-PIECE OVERSTUFFED SUITE CLEANED AND MOTHS DESTROYED. sls SUPERIOR RUO CLEANERS. HE. 4462. FIREBOWLS for all furnaces: repairs for ali stoves. MODEL STOVE REPAIR CO. 650 E. Wash. Main 6705, FUR—Remodeling bring in your old furs end we remodel them to look almost good as new. INDIANA FUR CO- 138 W. Market. PAPERHANGINO. painting estimates free; work guaranteed 3 years Ch. 6046 or Ch. 3273. PAPER hanging: Inside painting; estimates free. Wash. 4934. I WASH WINDOWS AND WALLS: CLEAR SHELLAC AND POLISH HARDWOOD FLOOR3. RI. 3260 A ROOM 9y12xß FT. HIGH PAPERED FOR 34,00. MATERIAL FURNISHED. CH. 5 162. IRAN. exp. with truck, coal hauling, trash. ! shes or anything. Li. 5195. HAVE 3-TON TRUCK: WANT GENERAL HAULING, CALL RILEY 171Jk_____ Rooms for Rent .LA.. N.. 2233; 2 lovely furn. rms., private modern home, garage opt. Har. 4879-J. CAPITOL. N.. 2114; No. 9: attractively furn.. front rm.. mod, apt. Ran. 2538. COLLEGE. 1815; Apt. 6: very attrac. rm.; stm. lit : mod.: 1 or 2 genttnn He. 5243 COLLEOE at 63d: nicely furnished room to lady. Hum. 1882. COLLEGE. 3341: 3 attractively furn. rms.: suitable for 2: gar. opt. Wash. 0473. HOYT. 1427: 3 comfortable, warm rooms: private, modern home. Drexel 6668-W. NORTH: newlv furn. attractive rm.. modern. private home privileges: gentleman. garage. Wash. 1867. OHIO. 1819 E.: modern rm.. private, home privileges; ideal for couple: gar near. _ ST. JOE. E.. 130: Apt. 1: newly furn. room, _ mod. apt.: J3rlva_te_fam : : man. RI. 3652. iITH. E.. 215; 2 nicely furnished rms.: ail modern: men only. Liu. 4138. . 13TH. F.. 319: attractive. lvg: t/ont J™;' also single rm.' el tv b-nt. Til. 8724 ROOM, attractive: 1 leciv. private family. references. Cherry 1033. Room for Rent With Board ASHLAND. 2218; nicely furnished rm. for 2: good meals: modern. BROOKSIDE PKWY.. 2026; clean cozy rm.. orlv. modern home Ch. 1218. DEL N.. 2351: share attractive rm. with refined girl: mod. home: privileges. Ran. 0693. STATE. S.. 1155: ATTRACTIVE RM . MOO. PRIVATE HOME. OARAGE; DR. 3334. CHILDREN to room and board; mother’s car. Har. 44C2-W. MOTHER and child to rm. and board. Hemlock 5136. WILL room end board children mv modern home: mother's care. Bel. 4551. GIRLS or coupe; heated rms.; bath; privileges: good food. Lin. 1541. MISS NEFF. Room and Board Wanted LADY with poor health desires good place to room and board: prefer country: must be reasonable. 134° Roach St Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. 510 N.: nice rms.; reasonable; mortern: everything furnlshed. ASHLAND 2150: 2 attractive front rms.. nrlv. ent : oriv. mod, home. Rm 3072. ASHLAND. 1650; 2 large front rms.. newly d’c.. mod. Hemlock 5998. COLLEGE. 2209: 2 attractive, warm rms.; priv. entrance: modern. Hem. 3984. MERIDIAN. N.. 23.0: 2-rm. apt., nicely furn.. S7: also sleeping rm. Har, 1588. NEW JERSEY. N., 126; front rm.: large and clean; 1 block eity market; 1 block car line; $4 week. . NORTHEAST. 915: 2 clean, cheerful rms.: mod, .private: good heat, Rilev 2358. ST. CLAIR. 2220 E.; 2 comfortable, cozy rms.: all modern. Lin. 6834. TALBOTT. 2402: 3 rms. and kitchenette; porch, private entrance; everything furnished ;_good_heaU_jsll_weekly l __RA ; _oßVL_ TECUMSEH. 1041: 3 nicely deco., unfurn. rms. Call after 6 o’clock. Call Oh. 5112. UNION. 2515: 3 fun., rooms: private en- - rn-: e-i-rge: SS W'-ek. D-g- 5619-1. e.RMONT. E.. 139: clean, mode :, 'cuse-'•-"olng end sleeping rooms. v. ALCOTT. N.. 44: clean rooms; steam heat' private home. 12TH E 610; 1 or 2 unfurnished roomr and kitchenette: modern. COUPLE to share modern duplex, south; furnish own bedroom. Har. 1244-M. Houses and Flats Furnished CHADWICK. 918: 3 rooms; well furnished; semi-mod,; $4.50: gas and lights pd.: $6, NEW YORK ST.. 719: 2 RMS.. $10; 3 RMS., sl2; FURNISHED COMPLETE; ADULTS. TALBOTT. N.. 2402: 5-rra. duplex, private; everything furn.; good heat; SSO monthly or sl3 weekly. Ran, 0817. a;>D: desirable 3-bedroom bung., completely furn.; sun parlor: gar.: adults. Hu. 3.798. 5 ROOM BUNG ALOV.'; all modern but gas earage. lame lot: south, near edge cf city: cnlv $37.50. Crnv.Tcrd Molt. Lin. 2313. 137 E. Washington. TIM ES WA NT *DS B RING BCISINBSS 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 Maple Terrace 542 E. Maple Rd.: Frigidaire service: 5 rooms: garage $89.00 Maple Arms 38!h and Centro] Ave.: 4 rooms and bath: 'heat, light, gas and water furnished 75-01

r.afayette Court 2735 N Meridian; 3 looms 55.00 Westminster 2725 N. Meridian; ' rooms 50.00 Blackstone 4001 E. Washington; 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. Fayette Apts. Colored 804 N. Missouri St. Large room, kitchenette, bath. bed. heat, light, gas. water, gas stove. Ice box furnished; $27.50. Lorenz Schmidt & Sons M. 3715. 144 E. Ohio. Res., Bel. 4012-R, Moynahan Apartment ‘ NOW AVAILABLE 3707 N. Meridian $125 Verv delightful, including large living room with fireplace; a real kitchen; three bedroom sand two baths; garage accommodation Included. Moynahan Properties Cos. 710 Union Title Bldg. MA. 4818 or RI. 1371. nights or Sunday. College Ave. 2140—Apt. 4 Five rooms and garage; $65. B. Foreman & Son 314 Lemcke Bldg. Riley 4610. 19th St., E., 418 Five-room apartment; city heat and water furnished; SSO. State Savings and Trust < o. Main 5156. 9 E. Market. E. WASHINGTON ST.; five rooms; modern: individual furnace; laundry in basement: gas stove, shades, linoleum and water furnished: very attractive, 635 Ps.r month Rilev 1866. week days. CAPITOL. 4210 N.: 3-room and bath lower, suitable for small family; comfortable home; private entrances, heat, light and water furnished; SSO- Wash. 3439. . STERLING, 1118: attractive modern apartment: heat and water furn.; garage. Ch. 2191. ALABAMA, N.. 1414; No. 2; 4 rooms; modern: heat, light, gas and water; $45. GREGORY & APPEL. Main 0995. CENTRAL. 3207; 5 rooms, bath, 2 porches. Frigidaire, water and heat: S6B. Ran. 3160 Ran. 4277. _____ RURAL. N.. 255; 4-rooni modern home; furnished kitchen, heat and garage; near school and bus; 840. Ch. 4359. GROOM modern apartment; heat furnished; $27.50. Call Sunday morning, 428 W. McCARTY or Dr, 4510. DESIRABLE apt : modern; .Private entrance: cvcn-tnlng furnished. Bel. 3026. SALEM. N . 3412: 4 rooms, bath; modern. upper duplex: heat water furn. Ra. 6328 CORNELIUS. 4102; strictly modern apt.; garage, heat, water turn.: $25. Wa. 2856. MONTCALM. 1702: 3 rooms; gas, water; cheap. Houses for Rent ASHLAND. 2311: 4-room double, strictly modern, ln-a-door bed: S4O. Hum. 4495. BARTH. 1868; six rooms; electricity, gas. furnace: garage; reasonable. 1806 BRADBURY, 5 ROOMS New paper, paint: inside toilet; electricity: floors enameled. Lin. 4971, sl9 BROADWAY. 1933: half double; modern; 7 rooms: garage: good furnace; reduced rent. He. 5042. CAPITOL. N.. 2959 ; 4 rooms: sls. 30th. W.. 147; 3 rooms: $lO. Cell Ch. 106 T CENTRAL. 1824: 7-room modern double: Special Inducement; gd. cond. Har. 1112-J

Houses for Rent CORNELL. 2932; dandy 5-room modern double; gar: only >31.80. Ran. 4760. DENNY. N.. 818; 5 rms.; mod. double: gar.. wa. pd.: floors refln.: S3B. Irv. 3497. DORMAN. 322: 5-room semi-modern. New York. E.; 5 rooms; garage. EASTERN Ave., 39; ~4 rooms; bath, hardwood floors; excellent condition; water paid: $25. Lin. 6449. _____ 1440 Everett, 4-Room Bungalow New paper paint. Lin. 4971: $13.50, GIMBER, 1537; 5 rooms; furnace and basement; only sls. Call Lin. 2750, GRACELAND. 4020: -room model.l; near school: paved alley. Hum 5174. GREELY. Ill; 4 rooms: garage; semi-mod-ern: sls: good condition. 444 N. HAMILTON AVE. Six rooms with bath. gas. electric lights, newly decorated; $22.50 per mo. J. G. McCullough Agency 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1700. IRVINGTON: 3 or 4 bedroom modern double :_bus line. Irv. 0137-R. JEFFERSON, 'sll N.; 3 desirable rooms; pantry; semi-mod.; gar.; sl6: adults. 1105 Kappes Five rooms; newly decorated: S2O. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 5156. 9 E. Market. KLNWOOD. 3133: t>-roonf modern double: S3O: 111, car line. Ran. 3970. 822 LEXINOTON AVE.; 4-room cottage: newlv papered: gas, electric lights, city water in yard: $lB THE C. W. HENRY CO., 129 Lemcke Bldg. Riley 1064, LEXINOTON, 1404: upper duplex; hardwd. firs., ht„ wa. turn., porches. Dr. 2639-W. MASSACHUSETTS. 2311; 3-room; gas. electric lights, water: sls Ran. 0734 MONTCALM. 1451: 6-room modern double; garage: 830: good condition, Bel. 5877-W. MORRIS W.. 308; 3 rooms, modern: s2l: VTicr free. Main 5344. NAOMI. 1117; 5 rooms: inside toilet: watei p 'd: 523. Ran. 2792, NEW YORK. E.. 2230; 6-room house; S2O. Cherry 1409. NORTHEAST part of city; 4-room double: 2936 N. Brouse. first west of Keystone; sls. Main 2908. PARKER. 2185; 6 rooms; semi-modern; garage. Lin. 2664, 1225 S. Pershing Four-room double, newlv dec.: sl3. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 5156. 9 E. _Market. PIERSON. 2410; dandy 7-room strictly modern brick veneer double. Only $10: adults. Hum. 3957-W. PROSPECT. 3760: house, barn, half acre; ear line. 1.10. 7780. RANDOLPH. S , 1423: fine. 4 rooms. Inside toilet, paved street, water furnished; onlv 321.50 per month. Hum. 3455. RUCKLE. 3016: 6-rm. modern double; hardwood floors.: 1 mo. free. Har, 1667. RURAL. N., 815; 7-room modern single; double garage: water paid, Ch. 5711-W. BCHOOL. 3325: 4-room double; modern except furnace: ,arage; water paid: S2O month SHEFFIELD. N.. 103: 5 rooms: near new west side high school: water paid. Lin. 3369: eves,. Ran. 4702, SHELBY. 1811: 4 rooms, semi-modern: water paid: $17.50. with garage S2l. SHRIVER Ave.. 2435: for colored; 4-room semi-mod. double bungalow; newlv deeorated and painted: $lB. Owner. Ran. 2770. • Shriver, 2935, New Four-room: tile bath, hardwood floors, ras, electricity, laundry trays, range, refrigerator. in-a-door bed: fine yard, large garage: 535. HARTMAN. 224 N. Delaware. Lin. 4971. St. Clair. E., 211 Four rooms and bath: $22.50 mo. J. G. MCCULLOUGH AGENCY. ’O6 N. Delaware St Ma. 1709. St. Clair. E„ 211 Four rooms and bath $22.50 per month. J. G. MCCULLOUGH AGENCY. 106 N. Delaware St. Ma. 1709. 3519 E. Wash. St.. $40.00 Six rooms, modern and gar-ge. fine condition; special Inducement W. ft. Hunter Cos. Main iO7Q. WASHINGTON. E.. 2-iui: mlaern. 7-roo.n double: new furnace. Hem. 2139; WHITTIER PLACE,*I7: attractive half of strictly modern double or modern duplex. Reasonable. Call Irv, 3817. 10TH. E. 1532: 7-rm. mod double: newly decorated: garage. Ch 2758. Ch. 1313-M. 11TH. 2410 E.: 6 rooms and bath; good condition. Riley 4650. E. 34TH and Big Four tracks; house and 5 acres: $lO month. , ONE MONTH FREE. Get mv list of rentals. A. F. ZAINEY !22 N. Delaware Bt. Lin, 6520. WALKING distance downtown: 3 rooms: _elec.,_ gas, water paid; >l3. Ch. 0600. 5-ROOM bungaiow double: garage: modern; except ■furnace: $25. Ch. 3625-W. IF there Is a telephone ir. which vou are moving you have it connected promptly bv calling MAin 9800. INDIANA BELL TEI v PHONE CO. Fin Homes 1749 W. New Y.-k; corner; 5 rooms; all newlv decorated: n-‘w paint ; elec., gas: water paid: $22 50; garage. Blaine Ave.. 1754; 5 rooms; near Marmon's; will paper to suit: elec, garage: reduced to sls. Geor"e Sadlier Cos. 43 Kentucky Ave, Rii'y 5945. 6-ftOOM BUNGALOW 1815 W New York: new paper. nlnt: car: electricity: garage; 529. N3SBIT L. sr-.ynv. rv.ncr. Lin, •'971. MODERN 6-room double, with garage. Wash. 2T7'-H. COLORED 1761 Ve Boulevard; 6 rms $40.90 613 N. Senate: 8 rms 40.00 2037 Boulevard; 6 rms 35.00 2-153 Northwestern: 6 rms 25.00 2757 Columbia: 4 rms 22.50 325 Blake; 5 rms 20 00 2753 Columbia: 5 rms 16.00 1234 Oregon: 4 rms 12.50 1135 Brook: 3 rms 30.90 817 W. 12th; 5 rms 12.00 629 Darnell: 3 rms 9.00 JOHN WELCH & SONS. COLORED; new 4-room double, near 38th and Capitol; gas. elec., inside toilet, sink, large garage. Must give good reference; $26.25. SEARCY. 324 N. Del. Lin. 4971, 7-ROOM semi-modern house; reasonable. 58 S. State Ave. Suburban for Rent SIX rooms: gas, electricity, garage: bus one square; rent reduced, Irv. 0156-J Wanted to Rent WANTED—S to 7-room house; bungulow GOLDEN RULE. 3012 N. Talbott. Farms for Rent 111 ACRES, near city: cash rent. HILGENBERG. 203 Inland Bank Bldg. Business Rent Office Space Now Available New Offices 1 room suite $30.00 2 room suite $45.00 to $55.00 3 room suite SBO.OO to $90.00 2 rooms with large adjacent merchandise space $65.00 Or All or part of above as one large office with vault: best location: in heart of financial and business district. Every feature of the modern office building including parking space. Well ventilated with plenty of light. Excellent elevator service. Apply building manager. Room 710. Union Title Office Bldf?. Delaware and Market Sts. Main 4818 PRIVATE office, centrally located, s.ralght line phone. 1019 Ifcmcke Bldg. DWELLINGS 18 W. TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET. Eight-room modern single; garage; now being renovated; reduced rental. $45. 26 W. ST. CLAIR STREET Eight-room modern rooming house: newly decorated: rental S4O. 412 E. TWENTY-EIGHTH ST. Six rooms, modern double: rental S4O. 827 PARK AVENUE. Eight-room modern single; excellent for roomers; rental $35. SIX WEST THIRTIETH BTREET. Six-room modern double; fine condition: rental $45. 28 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET. Five-room modern double: will renovate for desirable tenant: reduced rental. S3O. 2171 SUGAR GROVE AVENUE. Five-room modern bungalow: garage: rental S3O. Emil C. Bassmami, Inc. 230 Massachusetts Ave. Storage and Transfer ottojTsuesz Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland hauling. Special rates on return loads. Main 3353. Riley 3621. Ch. 4579-0699-W.

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Houses for Sale ROSSLYN BUNGALOW 4015 N. Keystone Ave. Brand new. completely, modern; five rooms: hardwood floors', breakfast nook, built-in cabinets, clothes chute, double shell recess bath tub; larg# closets, beautifully decorated, highclass electrical fixtures: city water, paved street; basement, laundry travs, Rvbolt furnace; garage, front drive; large lot: splendid location; reasonable price: S3OO cash, balance monthly like rent This is a rare opportunity and It will soon be gone. Do not fall to sew this today. 209 E. Ohio St. Riley 4295. Evenings. Mr. Klnnlck. Ch. 1894. American Housing Cos., Realtor NICE NEW BUNGALOWS SEVERAL NICE NEW 4 AND 6ROOM BUNGALOWS ON SPANN AVE. JUST EAST OP 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. Brick Veneer Bungalows Broadway, 5324 and 5332: 2 strictly modern brick bungalows, one English and one American type, both nav* hardwood floors throughout: breakfast rooms, tile baths, plenty of cabinets In kitchens, full basement, laundry tubs and other conveniences: prices $8,950 and $8,450 on terms. Cali Wash. 1119-J. Evenings. BRIDGES Si GRAVE3 CO., Riley 5250. 1444 PLEASANT ST“ Six room modern home, all on one floor; 4-car garage, large wooded lot sell on payments or consider trade for well located double. Call Lewis O. Clark. Main 3377 or 226 E. Ohio St. ONLY SSO CASH DOWN PAYMENT 4 ROOMS—NEW Balance like rent; front drive, garage: electric lights, large lot, driven well, good location. low taxes: vou can buy this with your rent money. If vou are looking for a small home do not fall to call me. S C. Means. Evenings. Ch. 4187; office. Lin. A NEW HOME JUST BEING COMPLETED Painted white, five rooms, large, down, upstairs can be used If desired; hardwood floors throughout. Linoleum on kitchen, pump on back porch, good schools, excellent transportation; on large tract of ground. Price $4,150. Terms. Call Irv. 0215. _______ Near Garfield Park Brand new 5-room modern bungalow; large east front lot: cement front porch: hardwood floors: built-in features: garage with side drive. Priced exceptionally low at $4,750. Including Barrett. Onlv S4OO down, balance less than rent. Roland M. Arens & Cos. 1101 Peoples Bank Bldg. Rcaltc.a L! Polfh_ RI. 2351 $250 CASH 1642 Asburv St.: new 5-voom modern bunealow; hardwood floors; beautifully decorated: window shrr’es; Ryoolt furnace; cement porch; garage: linoleum for kitchen and bath: paved street. Price. $4,000: no Barrett N. J. FOX. Main 6755, Eves.. Hum. 1168. ______ Morris, E., 1003 In that pretty section of the street: 8room modern home. Not an old house. Nice yard, good garage. An Interesting prlw. Bridges & Graves Cos. 237 N Delaware. Riley 5250. 6-ROOM BUNGALOW 3221 W. 10TII. ST. Uomolc.lv mo'em C-rcom bungalow .n \-l condition. Price and terms that will ■ i vprlz? vou. Call owner. W. M. HaRHIMAN. Main 0792. Irv 3310. HOYT AVE.. 3944: NICE. NEW FIVEROOM BUNGALOW; NICELY DECORATED THROUGHOUT; FRONT AND REAR PORCHES: FRONT-DRIVE OARAGE; WILL SELL AT BARGAIN PRICE OF $2,900 ON EASY PAYMENTS. TAKE ENGLISH AVE. CAR TO GARFIELD. 8 D. SAMPLE. 3939 ENGLISH AVE. DR. 4334, FOR COLORED S’mi-modern cottage of live room* M 104 t W. 27th St., newly painted and par pered; Inside toilet, electric lights, gif city water, qarage. Price $2,950; S2OO casli 526 per month. IF. J. VI2HM4NN CO.. Realtors, Bulldera 1 ( 2 N. Delaware Ot. Pelev 2340, Res.. Irv. 0534-M. MODERN HOME $4,400; 2 bedrooms, large living-room, j kitchen with cabinet and breakfast room, full basement; near Pleasant Run Blvd.; paved street. Call Mr. Kepllng. Easy terms. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. 237 N. Delaware. Riley 5350, Bargain 1714 Southeastern Ave.: splendid 4-room-to-side double, electricity, gvs, city v ater. sewer, single garage; in excellent repair; rented for S4O; price only $3,850. The C. W. Henry Cos., Realtor* 429 Lemcke Bldg. RI. 1064. ] Residence. Hum. 2634, SSO DOWN Buys a brand new 5-room bungalow”, large lot. desirable neighborhood, near good i transportatln: small down payment: ce.sy 1 t Tins Sunday or evenings. 5000 west on National Rd.. turn north on Gerrard ->r. 1 b:or!; : Hum. 4338. MR. COON. , - $.-)(> CASH—S 26 MONTH New bungalow: 5 rooms, room for hath, : electric lights, garage, beautiful wooded 1 lot. south side 46th St., west end of Law- | rence, Ind.. $2,650. Owner. 541 Bankers I Trust Bldg. Riley 5641. SIOO CASH A well constructed seven-room house on an Improved street: no Barrett; has gas, citv water, electricity; nice lot. good garage. 2182 Station St. Call J. A. DIDWAY. Main 0792. 5 Rooms, Bath NEAR PROSPECT BT. Five-room cottage, complete. bath, good condition, well located. Onlv *2,700. Small payments to reliable party. Lin. 3734. Evenlngs, Ch. 4449. - NEAR NEW BUTLER On N. Illinois is an attractive brick colonial : mod. Improvements; floors carpeted; lot 70x177; landscaped: beautiful shade trees; shown by appointment: proprrtv must be sold. Caß Ma In __4 <7O. ENGLISH AVE.. IU6. NICE 4-ROOM COTTAGE; GAS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS. NEW BATHROOM AND FIXTURES: BASEMENT. PRICE $2,500. ON PAYMENTS. C B. McFADDEN, 450 E WASHINGTON. MAIN 5072. NEW 5-room bungalow, full lot. garage with front drive modern throughout. Only $250 down. ch. 2582. J. G. McCullough Agency 106 N. Delaware Ma. 1709^_ $50.00 CASH Good five-room bungalow; sink and well in kitchen: Inside toilet: large lot: a bargain. 1262 N Tremont. Call J. A. DIDWAY. Main 0292. _____ SIX rooms, strictly modern home and large store room combined: full basement and garage. 1417 Madison Ave. A good Investment for someone who wants property for leasing purposes. Lincoln 5801 except nights. _^___ COLORED: 4-ROOM BARGAIN; ON PERSHINO, NORTH OF 10TH ST. IN A-l CONDITION: ONLY $2,650; SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILL HANDLE CALL MR HOWELL 2521 W. 10TH ST. BE. 3544, HAR. 0789-J. FIVE-ROOM BARGAIN: on Warmon. north of 10th; semi-modern with garage, on paved street; $2,000. Small down payment will handle. Call Mr. Howell, Bel. 3544, Har. 0789-J. WASHINGTON BLVD.. 2906; 6-room house. bath, garage, driveway; hardwood lower, floor plugs throughout: large closet*, laundrv. Owner. Main 5721 or Hum 6129. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT; four-rcom semimodern in 700 block on Tremont: 12.000: easv payments. See It now. Mr. Hcwell, Belmont 3544. Har. 0789-J. MARS HILL; 5-room house, near ear. school; targe chicken house, garage, fruit trees. Bargain: terms. Owner. Bel. 3901-J. TREMONT, N., 1138-40: 5-room semt-mod-ern double; ras elec, lights; SSO down. S3O month; rent S2O a side. Riley 6191. SACRIFICE—LEAVING CITY Colored property; double: S2B Income: worth $3.500. Will sell for >2.250. Ir. 1071. 9-ROOM homestead with store: now In colored district: close In: bargain for cash. Owner Ha. 3713-J. SIOO CASH 1020 Albany St.; new 5-room bungalow: complete bath, fine decorations, garage; near beautiful Garfield Park Priced riant. N. J. FOX. Mein 6755. Eves. Hum. 11M. 4-ROOM bungs ow. semi-mod.; small garden. garage: equity sacrificed If sold at once. Bel. 2517-R. Lets for Sale WANT CHEAP LOT Aa down payment on five-room bungalow. well located southeast: electric lights, garage. Might consider Florida lot. WAYNE M. HARRY MAN Main 0792. Irv. 3310. $lO CASH—SIO MONTH Four large lots on Vernon Ave., In Lawrence Park, Lawrence. Ind.. 46th St., west of traction line. Price SI,OOO. Ml l>n>tl Trust Bldg. Riley MU.