Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 154, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1927 — Page 14

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ACCOUNTS BODY CHIEF SPEAKER BEFOREEDITORS Lawrence F. Orr Explains Advertising Law at Bloomington. B u Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 5. Lawrence F. Orr, chief examiner of'the Indiana State Baord of Accounts, addressed the Indiana Weekly Press Association conference today, explaining the new legal advertising law. C. G. Brodhecker of the Brownstown Banner reported on the work of the association’s legislative committee. John Ben Stotts, association president, presided. The conference, which opened Friday, closed this afternoon with the weekly editors and members of the Indiana Intercollegiate Press Association, also meeting here over the week-end, witnessing the Michigan State-Indiana University football game. Among those attending the weeknewspaper conference are: H. A. lirodhecker, Brownstown: H. S. Diifon, Hope; Garland W. Kline, Akron; Omer Holman, Peru; George O Leonard, Detroit. Mich.; Charles M. Meredith, Quakertown, Pa.; Gertrude Gelb, Vincennes; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Henry, Ft. Wavne: Eldron Johnson and William Hardine. Terre Haute; Mrs. Robert Ettinger, Greentown; Mrs. R. B. Mill. Gfeentown: Hallie Symons, Greentown; Deforest O’Dell .Indianapolis; W S. Chambers, Newcastle; Omeza Key, Indianapolis; J. P. Cox, Owensville; James B. Cox, Owensville; Rubv McMahon, Shirley; Ella Graves, Clay City; W. F. Kruger, Indianapolis: S. W. Sommons, Marshtown; L. W. Yeiser, South Whitley; J. O. Fresap, Carlisle: Charles O. Kidwell, Klrklin; Paul Flannigan. English; A H. Flannigan, English: C. F. Weems, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tierney. Bloomfield; Mr. and Mrs. John Ben Stotts. Odon; Miss Maureene McElroy, Terre Haute; Katherine Greentree, Terre Haut; Waltr Lob, Gas City; C. E. Vanvalr, Gas City; Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Campbell, Brownsburg; Onarga Campbell. Brownsburg; John and Peggy Friend, Danville; Mr and Mrs. O. D. Melton, Amboy; J. R. Arendt, Cloverdale; Paul Feltus. Bloomington: Mr. and Mrs. Herb Leffel, Mt. Vernon: Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wilson, Mt. Vernon; John H. Leffel, Mt. Vernon; Mr and Mrs. E. C. Gorrell. Winamac, and Irene Flun, Odon. NEW ELECTRIC FIRM OPEN FOR BUSINESS Indianapolis Men Operate Radio Jobbing Company. Tne Capitol Electric Company, a new industrial enterprise owned by Indianapolis men, has begun business at 127-124 S. Senate Ave. The first floor is occupied by offices and display room, the remainder of the building being given over to stock. The company will distribute and job electrical supplies. Officers and owners are R. P. Oblinger, president; C. L. Callender, vice president; F. G. Balz, secretary; W. A. Shafer, sales manager;. George Loucks and Walter Borton iri .the sales department, and C. E. SChoot, head of the shipping department. Among the twenty-seven nationally advertised products handled by the company are products of the All-American Radio Corporation, Emerson Electric ManufacturingCompany; French Battery Company; Freed-Eiseman Radio Corporation; Hamilton-Beach Manufacturing Company, and the Westinghouse Lamp Works.

BRITISH CHILDREN BURN ‘BIG BILL" IN EFFIGY Chicago Mayor Play’s ‘Guy’s’ Part in “Guy Fawkes” Day. By United Press LONDON, Nov. s.—Mayor “Big Bill” Thompson of Chicago was hpiiored throughout England today by children who burned him in effigy as the “Guy” of Guy Fawkes day. It was the 332nd anniversary of the attempt of Fawkes and others to blow up the houses of parliament. Each year the anniversary is celebrated with fireworks, under the British system by which criminals are idealized after they are executed. Usually a prominent contemporary citizen is nominated for the honor by children. The Kaiser and Trotzky have been selected in previous years. WOMAN HELD FOR CRASH Two Hurt in Accident in Which Three Automobiles Figured. Mrs. Florence Plott, 26, of Rushville, was charged with assault and battery and failure to stop at a preferential street Friday night after her automobile collided *with one driven by Russell Dean, 26, of 504 West Dr., Woodruff Place, hurling it into another driven by Wallace West, R. R. C. Box 80, at Sherman Dr. and New York St. Mrs. Thelma Dean, was cut about the face and bqdy and Mrs. Esther Davis, 617 West Dr., Woodruff Place, was taken to the Methodist Hospital suffering skull injuries. WAR FILM CENSORED Paris Cuts Out Hindcnburg Capture in Chaplin Movie. Bii United Press PARIS, Nov. s.—Charlie Chaplin’s famous war-time movie “Shoulder Arms,” reappeared on the boulevards today—but in deference to the fact that Marshal Von Hindenburg now is president of Germany, the portion of the film that shows him being captured is eliminated. •It is understood that for “diplomatic reasons” the government ordered the cut. The scene showing the capture of the kaiser and crown prince of Germany remains. CLUB TO HEAR BARTON Adjutant of Legion Will Talk at Armistice Day Program. James F. Barton, national adjutant of the American Legion, will address a Service Club luncheon at tlie Lincoln Monday. He has been visiting battlefields and cemeteries of the American Army in France and will speak on these as the feature of the club’s Armistice Day program. Harry Jordan is in charge.

Realtor Dies

Charles E. Holloway, realtor, died at his home, 1414 Park Ave., Friday afternoon after a brief illness.

THE CITY IN BRIEF

SUNDAY EVENTS Boston Terrier Club Dog Show, Tomlinson Hall, all day. MONDAY EVENTS Master Barbers Association of Indiana convention, Severin, all day; banquet Service Club luncheon, Lincoln. Indiana University Alumni luncheon, Lincoln. , . Scientech Club luncheon. Chamber of C °North rCe 3lde Lions Club luncheon, Monday Lunch Club luncheon, SpihkA Delta Upsilon luncheon, Board of Plumbers’ Association meeting, 408 Castle Hall. 8 p. m. Optometrists’ meeting, Severin, 6.30 p. m. Convention City Post No. 1405, Veterans of Foreign Wars, have engaged Glen Stotlar’s orchestra, well known to radio fans, to play for their dances during the winter, beginning with the military ball in the post hall, 210 E. Ohio St., Saturday night, Nov. 12. Otto Gratzel, 929 N. Pennsylvania St., is lacking S4B today which he had last night. He reported to police someone had stolen both his money and his trousers, but on searching the house the garment was found, discarded by the burglar. J. G. Melaven, general manager of the Chicago district, spoke Friday night before thirty salesmen from the Indianapolis division of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Coippany at the Claypool. Cincinnati and Terre Haute salesmen were present. Ed Barnes, local manager, was in charge. H. L. McGuire, sales manager of the Chicago district, also spoke. Nearly 1,000 persons attended final dedication services for the new Broadway Methodist Church Friday night. Indianapolis district members of the Epworth League were in charge. The Rev. W. E. J. Granz, editor of the Epworth Herald, Chicago, spoke. Mrs. Mary E. Wilhite, organist, played. Bible class of the North Park Christian Church will be led Sunday by James E. Maxwell, membership secretary of the Y. M. C. A. Sunday School will observe Armistice day with services at 9:30 a. m. Knights of Columbus luncheon club was entertained Friday noon at the Spink-Arms by Healy and Cross, headliners at the B. F. Keith’s theater. Healy is a member of the K. of C. Council at Brooklyn. Dr. Michael J. McGinty won the attendance award. Max Apple, Louisville, indicted here on, a Federal liquor charge, is under $3,000 bond at Louisville. He is charged with having received liquor transported from Chicago to Louisville through Indianapolis. Apple will be brought to Indianapolis for arrangnment. Granville King, Negro, 26, of 2444 N. Rural St., received a fractured shoulder when his bicycle was struck by an automobile driven by George Kegg, 2722 Adams St., at Twenty-Fifth and Rural Sts. Friday night. A course in factory management for employes of Indianapolis industries is being offered here by the engineering extension department of Purdue University each Wednesday night at the Chamber of Commerce. The course will continue twenty weeks. i Vernon Whitney and his wife Brownie, Negroes, had a little argument at their home, 605 N. Senate Ave., Friday night, police were told! Words led to blows. Whitney seized an ice pick and stabbed his wife in the back and fled police said. She was treated by a family doctor, and Whitney later was arrested on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. Earl. Foster, Indianapolis, was sentenced to fifteen months in Leavenworth penitentiary, suspended for three years, on a Federal narcotic charge by Judge Robert C. Baltzell in Federal Court Saturday morning. Foster pleaded guilty several months ago with Theodore Bradfield, Fred Harry Quick and Harry E. Merriam. Sentence was deferred at that time because of Foster’s health. 2,000,000 TH DODGE OUT Man Who Placed Order 8 Years Ago Gets Machine. Bv United Press DETROIT, Mich., Nov. s.—The two millionth Dodge Brothers automobile rolled off the assembly line at 10 a. m. today, 12 years 11 months and 21 days after the first one was completed by the late John and Horace Dodge. Asa result of placing his order eight years ago W. L. Eaton of Seattle, Wash., will receive the machine. The company has produced $2,200,000 worth of cars, President E, G. Wilmer estimated.

C. E. HOLLOWAY, REALTOR, TO BE BURIEDMONDAY Business Associates Will Be Pallbearers; Last 111. . ness Short. Funeral services for Charles E. Holloway, 70, realtor, who died at his home, 1414 Park Ave., at 4:30 p. m. Monday at the residence. Burial will be at Crown Hill cemetery. Business associates of Mr. Holloway will be pallbearers. Born in Knightstown, Mr. Holloway came to Indianapolis fortyeight years ago, was graduated from law school here and was admitted to the bar. Oiiginal Realty Firms With Charles E. Coffin. Mr. Holloway organized the Charles E. Coffin real estate firm and later, in 1900, the Central Trust Company, Consolidated in 1914 with the Farmers Trust Company. Mr. Holloway then organized Charles E. Holloway and Sons, Inc., realty firm with offices at 140 N. Delaware St., of which he was president at the time of his death. He was also president of the Dime Savings and Loan Association and director of the Indiana Savings and Investment Company. He originated the Indianapolis Fire Insurance Agents’ Association. Member of Scottish Rite Mr. Holloway was a member of the Woodstock Country Club, Scottish Rite, Murat Ghrine, Indianapolis Real Estate Board and the Second Church of Christ, scientist. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Jennie Gordon Holloway; a son, Cornelius E. Holloway; daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth H. Nesbitt, and four grandchildren, Miss Rosalind M. Holloway, Cornelius E. Holloway, Jr., Miss Lida Jane Nesbitt and Miss Laura Nesbitt, all of Indianapolis. Dr. Olin E. Holloway, Knightstown, and Horace G. Holloway of Chicago, are cousins.

ASKS PRICE OF RADIO, ROBS DEALER OF S7O Filling Station Attendant Loses SSO In Hold-Up. “What’s the price of radios today,” queried a man of F. C. Harper, manager of the Wilks Distributing Company, 418 E. Twenty-Second St., late Friday. Harper asked the man to wait a minuet until he stirred up the fire. When he turned to show his wares he faced a gun. Relieved of his purse and $37, Harper was pushed into a small coal room in the rear. The bandit took $33 from a bank book on the desk. Two Negroes robbed Earl Smith attendant at the White Star filling station at Troy Ave. and Madison Ave., of 4 i50 Friday night. BUSINESS MAN - SPEAKER Chamber Meeting To Hear Report on Industrial Growth. Review of the efforts of the Chamber of Commerce to improve business and industrial conditions will be given by A. Kiefer Mayer, of the Kiefer-Stewart Company, at 8 p. m. Monday in the Chamber of Commerce building. Other talks will be made by Secretary Ed Hunter and General Manager Clifford L. Harrod. Business and professional men from Northwestern Ave., College Ave. from Fall Creek to Eleventh St., the commercial center at Twen-ty-Second and Talbott Sts., and the Better Business League of North Indianapolis, will attend. Births Boy* Louis and Josephine Koetrner, 1749 Union. Leßoy and Helen Devlen, 222? Winter Lorin and Margaret Drlscol, St. Vincents Hospital. Russell and Minnie Sands, 1342 W. Thirtletn. Herman and Catherine Koers, 635 Oxiord. Earl and Flossie Gorham, 6XB E. Market. _ . . Girls _ Fred and Stella Hofmeister, 216 N Oakland. William and Bessie Dodson, 951 Hosbrook. Owen and Rosie Overton, 2326 Cornell. Harry and Marie Willits, St. Vincent's Hospital. Edward and Dorothy Cody. St. Vincent’s Hospital. Warren and Nellie Criswold, 2422 Dearborn. Lorabee and Thelma Shinn. 5259 Park. Harper and Dorothy Lee, 908 Bates. Frank and Elizabeth Nesbitt, 5820' Haverford. Felix and Chattie Miller, 224 Blake. Joseph and Clara Carr. 618 Buchanan. Deaths Mary Jane Weathers. 4 days. 1327 Cruft, premature birth. George Grabedinkle. 79. St. Vincent’s Hospital, acute cardiac dilatation. Sarah Lanigan, 76. St. Vincent's Hospital. acute myocarditis. Hugh B. McGuire, 65, St. Vincent’s Hospital, hypostatic pneumonia. Morris V. Brewer, 49, 1106 Richland, mitral insufficiency. James Ryan, 75, 221 N. State, influenza. Rosetta Scott, 63, 1146 Laurel, chronic myocarditis. Pearl Cooper, 59, Christian Hospital, carcinoma. Georgia Blackwell, 42, 2740 Eastern, acute gastro enteritis. Building Permits John Trogesser, garage. 625 N. Tacoma, S2OO. Emil Fertlg, reroof. 1937 N. Illinois, $275. W M. Clauer, addition. 927 Forty-Sec-ond. $240. Owen Young, move dwelling from 2929 Arsenal to 3005 Arsenal, S3OO. Owen Young, foundation, 3005 Arsenal, S3OO. H K. Fatout, boiler, 1450 College, $3,500. F. E. Rosenberg, garage, 1046 E. Tabor, $250. BurnOt-Binford Lumber Company, boil-er-room. 1401 W. Thirtieth, S9OO. Albert McDaniel, basement, 1309 E. Legrand, S3OO. / Union Trust Company, dwelling and garage, 4002 E. Eleventh, $3,625. D. F. Ballard, dormer, 1720 Asbury, S4OO Macv Mallott, reroof, 217 E. Ohio, $285. W. A. Gradv. dwelling and garage, 816 Prospect. $3,635. The Rockwood Manufacturing Company, wreck buildings. English* Spann and Big Four Railroad, $250. f J. W. Candell, furnace, 2165 N. Rural, $345. T nman Arney, furnace, 2257 Kenwood, $330. Rebecca Baker, furnace, 1033 S. Meridian. $270 Pure Oil Company, pumps, 4201 College, S2OO. Charles W. Kern, garage, 1207 Keallng. S2OO. Charles A. Jones, furnace, 2324 N. Pennsylvania, $225. L. M. Darrlng, furnace, 2609-11 E. New York, *370. G. W. Seaton, furnace, 3015 N ’ $250. Grace Harking, furnace, 371* S. New York, *225. Marlon Oounty Courthouse, elevator, Washington and Delaware, *16.700.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Art Gallery Many Pictures Ready for Mayor’s Offices, But Wall Is Bare.

EHE faded green walls of the mayor’s office today were adorned by only two colored lars. The autographed photo of John L. Duvall, former mayor, which hung on the wall back of the executives desk, has been absent since Mayor Pro Tern. Claude E. Negley took office. Negley said he did not remove the picture. “Duvall probably took it when he got his personal belongings,” Negley said. Whose picture will adorn the wall after next Tuesday was a matter of speculation among city employes. _ Early in Duvall’s administration autographed pictures in a neal frame were placed in all executive offices. Today some of them had been taken down. But Duvall’s likeness still remained in the office of Dr. Herman G. Morgan, health secretary; Claude C. McCoy, safety board secretary; R. Walter Jarvis, parks superintendent, and City Purchasing Agent John J. Collins. A photo of Arthur R. Robinson, Junior United States Senator, hangs over the desk of Wayne Emmelman, works board secretary and Republican County committee secretary. MARTHA WASHINGTON LETTER DISCOVERED Found at Martinsville in Effects of Late James G. Bain. Bu Times Special MARTINS Ind., Nov. 5. A letter written by Martha Washington, wife of the first President of the United States, has been found here among the effects of James G. Bain, former postmaster and newspaper publisher, who died recently. The letter was written at Alt. Vernon, the Washington home, in 1788, the year before Washington was inaugurated as President. The salutation is “Dear Larry,” believed to mean Lawrence Washington, a brother of George. Time has almost effaced the writing. Members of the Bain family are unable to account for the manner in which the letter came into their late relative’s possession. Death Notices THE SHORT SERVICE was held Wednesday at 3 o’clock for the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Wagle of New Augusta, who died Wednesday morning a few minutes of 4 o’clock of larvngeal diphtheria. He was born Oct. 10, 1921, at New Augusta. He was the third of a family of four children. Bobby was a child of perseverance, who fought his own even unto the last being conscious of those around him. He was an appreciative child. Those who mourn his death are his father and mother, his sister. Catherine,and brothers. Tommy and Joe, besides mmy relatives, friends and nelghbors. Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelbv St Drexel 2570. UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUB 931 N. Delaware Ll. SB2B KRLEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154. Res., Bet 3866-K 1 George Grinsttiner Funeral director. 522 '5 Market Main 0808 J C. WILSON: funeral parlori, ambulance service and modern ? itoirotive eaulDment Dr 0321 and Dr 0322 _______ BERT S. GADD. 2130 PROSPECT tfl DREXEL 5307. Lost and Found CHAIN and lock for spare tire, lost. Reward. Ranyio44. COAT, Mack chinchilla; State Rd. 67. I Indpls. & Fortville, Rew. Ch. 0626, HANDBAG, Union Station, on Merrill, on S. Meridian. Rew, 436 S. East, Dr, 6465. LIBERAL REWARD for information leading to recovery of platinum bracelet set with diamonds: lost In L. S. Ayres restroom last week. Call Wash. 1895 or adriress P, O. Box 205. RING, lady’s diamond, lost on College near Forty-Sixth. Liberal reward. Hu, 2693. Help Wanted Male WANTED HOUSE TO HOUSE CANVASSERS, EITHER MEN OR WOMEN; GOOD LEGITIMATE LINE, LlffERAL COMMISSION. WRITE P. O. BOX 227, GIVING AGE, EXPERIE N C E, REFERENCES AND TELEPHONE NUMBER. WANTED—GOOD SIDE LINE BY SALESMAN WHO IS CALLING UPON MUNICIPALITIES OVER ENTIRE STATE?. ADDRESS BOX 503, TIMES. WANTED—GOOD”SIDE'LINE BY SALESMAN WHO IS CALLING UPON MUNICIPALITIES OVER ENTIRE STATE. ADDRESS BOX 503, TIMES. RAZOR SHARPENER SALESMEN ATTENTION! If you have ever sold sharpeners you can make a fortune with Super-Keen. The sensational magnetic blade sharpener! New; Absolutely different; Wildfire demand. Write quick I The Super-Keen Mfg. Cos., Salisbury. N.-C. SUPER-KEEN I Amazing new patented magnetic blade sharpener! Sharpens all razor blades Instantly, magically, by powerful magnetic forcel New; Absolutely different! Sensational demonstration! Whirlwind seller! Write for pocket sample; Super-Keen. Salllsbury, N. C. SALESMEN; can make $l5O per week, handling our electric flashy advertising cigar lighter. Wire or write Central Manufacturing Cos., 1217 Lafayette Building. Detroit. Mich. / PUNOHBOARD salesman; 2 hours d&llv: SIOO every week. New line. Lowest p -r. ‘‘mi commission on repeat buslPuritan Novelty Cos.. 1413 Jackson, Chicago. \. ,our specialty salesman for the best winter selling pfoposition In the city. Make *75 to SIOO per week. Apply at offices E. and F.. 4216 College Ave. Ask for Mr. Powell. DISTRIBUTOR for 100 store route, this county; experience unnecessary; no sellin"', distribute and collect. Should net S7O weekly. PERIS MPG, CO.. Florin p SOi.ioi’i’OßS —hioeral commission p.upotion. selling The Indianapolis Times See Circulation Manager between 4 and * in evenings. SFLL BEAUTIFUL Christmas cards; $2 hourly; box assortment, 40c; sells, 95c. Spare, full time. Windermere. 6710 Dorchester. Chicago. SOLICITORS —Liberal commission proposition cn local newspapers See Mr. Hedge between 5 and 7 evenings. Boom 129 Linden Hotel.

Help Wanted Female EXCELLENT PROPOSITION FOR DIRECT SALES WORK. SHORT HOURS AND GOOD PAY. SEE MR. HEDGE, LINDEN HOTEL 3-5 AFTERNOONS ALL THIS WEEK LADY AGENTS wanted: toilet goods, Christmas gifts, earn extra Christmas money. Large commission. HAGEN COMPANY. Elkhart; Ind. • : •-ations Wanted Male YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS POSITION WITH GROWING CONCERN; IS WILLING TO DO ANYTHING WHERE THERE IS CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. HAVE HAD SOME SALES EXPERIENCE. ADDRESS BO& 600, TIMES. POSITION os manager, auditor, cashier or clerk; hotel or apartment; in or out of city; thoroughly exp.; best of ref. c c. VON EOIDY. 1426 E. Tenth. Oh. 0680. Situations Wanted Female DAY OR HALF DAY work by the week: colored girl. Har. 4450-M. JANITOR SERVICE; oAice, apartment, meld work; exc. ref.; no Sunday. Ll. 9217. HALF-DAY work, bv week! References. Ch. 6799-R. NEAT colored girl to help in kitchen or housework. Lin. 3783. COMPETENT colored girl wants general housework; half-day by week. Rf. 1809. CURTAINS and draperies to launder. MRS. J. LUTZ. Main 0150. HALF-DAY work bv the week; no Sunday work. Cali Ch. 0554-M. Special Notices

Nearly Every One Has a Telephone You. too. can have one Installed quickly and have your name listed in the new directory which goes to Dress Nov. 10. Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., IF YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL HAND-MADE HATS; HAND - MADS CHILDREN’S DRESSES OR ANY ARTICLES OF FINE NEEDLE WORK, SEE 609 E. 44TH ST. HUM. 3488. I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted bv anv one other than myself on or after Oct. 29. M. y TO RENT; Miami modern furnished apartments'! $65 monthly, winter rates. Bend for descriptive circular. Adelphla Apts., 1444 S W sth St.. Miami. Fla. LADIES’ AND GENTS' HATS CLEANED AND REPAIRED WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER LI 6444, SPECIAL NURSE; GRADUATE; WILL CONSIDER ANY CASE HAR. 0373-W. ' You Read the Want Ads— Have vou tried to use them? It’s easy—Call Main 3500 Ask for an Ad Taker Instructions PLAYING POPULAR"MUSIC THE CHRISTENSEN WAY WILL MAKE YOU POPULAR Plano, 'saxophone and harmony. Write or call for circular explaining our course of instruction. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL OF MUSIC 106 Pembroke Arcr.dc Riley 3890. CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our graduates pass State examinations easily 202 Odd Fellow Blda Ma 578 and 6509 Business Announcements An advertisement as deep as this one, but 2% inches wide, will be placed under your proper heading in the classified section in The Indianapolis Telephone Directory at a monthly charge of $5.25. You have until Nov. , 10th to enter your ad in the new directory. Call Main 9860 Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. ARPENTERS. BUILDERS. HSE. PAINTINO AND GEN. REPAIR WORK. ESTI4ATES FREE. RAN. 3855. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement, prick work. DR. 0738. KEATHERB bought, sold and renovated feather mattresses and pillows made E F. BURKLE, 416 Mass Main 1428 FIREBOWLs for ell furnaces; repairs for all stoves. MODEL STOVE REPAIR CO. 650 E. Wash. Main 6705. FUR—Remodeling; bring in your old furs and we remodel them to look almost good as new. INDIANA FUR CO„ 138 W. Market. PLUMBING FIXTURES Wa save you money. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.. 125 N. Alabama. Lin. 8788 RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. 32 Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. A ROOM 9x12x8 FT. HIGH; PAPERED FOR $4; MAT, FURNISHED. CH. 5362, HAVE YOUR FLUES pointed and tin work painted. Estimates free. Rl. 1104. Rooms for Rent ALABAMA. N, 1001; good clean, modern rooms: every convenience; very rcas. CAP.. N., 1102; newly opeaed; steam heatcd; private baths. Ran. 5016. Ma. 4934. CAP., N„ 1809; large rm.. Ist fl„ suit, for sleep.: couple. Har. 0242-B. CAP.. N., 3341; nicely furn. front rm.: mod, home; breakfast opt. Har. 4613-M. CAPITOL Blvd. at Sixteenth St., offers unusual values in first-class modern hotel accommodation to permanent guests. HOTEL WESLEY. CAPITOL. N., 2915; cozy, well furnifched. homey room: gentlemen pref. Ran. 4082. CENTRAL 2080: attractive front rm.; close to bath; private home; man. EAST. N.. 906; large front double rm.; also single: prlv. entrance: gents. Rl. 4836. EUROPEAN HOTEL 139 N. Delaware; nice, clean rooms; by the day, week or month. ILL., N.. 2723: pleasant front rm.; prlv., mo A home. Man, Garage. Ran. 1448. ILL.. N.. 811: clean sleeping ritis.; good heat; reasonable. Lin. 2095. KENWOOD, 2910; mod. rm. prlv family: 1 or 2 gentlemen preferred. Har. 2104-W. MERIDIAN. N., 2340; nicely furnished rm.. modern. Har. 1588. MICH., E., 1427; modern rm.; In private family; ladles or married couple preferred. Opposite Tech H. S. Cher, 0828-J. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2235; comfortable rm.; business couple or gentlemen: garage. Ran. 3138 PARK. 847: PLEASANT. WARM RM.; GENTLEMAN; PRIV., MOD. Rl. 1597, PENN., N„ 1740; attrac. large rm.. plenty hot water, steam heat. Hem 1553. RUCKLE. 1819; large front room; attractlve; private home. Hem. 2659. ST. JOE, E., 17; Apt. 1: 2 nice rms„ good heat. Walking distance. Ll.v 5063. _ TALBOTT, N., 2022; 2 lovely turn, rms.; private modern home. Hem. 5563. 24TH, 660 E.: attractive, light rn .• mod.; home privileges; emp. lady. Hem. 3514. 27TH. W.. 136; furn. rm.' all conveniences; prlv. home. Ran. 4662. HIGH-CLASS room, north: steam heat: two adults in family; no other roomers. Riley 5353. Lin, 6047, r veilings, Room Wanted WANTED a room with private family by gentleman who will be permanently located In Indianapolis; north central sectlon preferred. B 318. Times. Room for Rent With Board MERIDIAN, N., 2229; attractive rm.. congenlal, pleasant home. Har. 4833-J. NEW JERSEY, N., 2229; nice warm rm.. home privileges; suitable 1 or 2 gentlemen. Randolph 4706. PENN.. N.. 1129. Apt. 106; will share my furn. apt, with congenial emy. girl. PENN.. N.: nice large room; morning and evening meals. Ran. 2030. 19TH. E.. 217; ATTRACT. COZY ROOM, MOD ; MEALB OPT. HAR. 4963-J. NORTH: attractive rm.; pnv., mod. home: emo. couple: meals opt. Ran. 0409 CHILDREN to board; refined home: mother’s care. Hem. 2149. LOVELY front rm.. north; clean and quiet: Central car. Hemlock 4250. WILL care for children In my home; mother’s care; mod.; day or night. BeL 455 L

Rent Housekeeping Rooms ASHLAND. 2150: 2, nice, modern, furnished; heat, light, telephone. He. 2897. BELLEFONTAINE. 1315; 4 comf. furnished warm rooms; modern. Lincoln. 7998. COLLEGE, 2209; 2 comf. rms.- sink, range, priv. entrance: mo ,l ~rn. Hem. 3984. DELAWARE. N.. 2603; 4-rm. suite. completely furnished; everything turn.: water, heat paid. Har. 4862-R. DORMAN, 322 V*; light, cheerful front rooms: private entrance: $3. EASTERN Ave.. 32: 3 modern rooms; good location. Cherry 4195-J. HOYT, 1112; 2 furn. housekeeping rms.; modem, private home. Drex. 5816. ILL., N„ 431; Apt. 5; 3 completely furn. rms.; steam heat; also sleeping. KEYSTONE. N.. 1232; 3 furnished rms.; modern: gflrage; reasonable. Ch. 3753-M. 812 N LA SALLE; 2 rooms with toilet; heat and light furnished; private entrance; reference; sl6 month. LEXINGTON. 1940; 3 clean, modern, weUheated rms.; everything furnished: $9. LUDLOW. 1810; 3 rooms; mod.; everything furnished; $lO week. NEW JERBEY. N„ 1029; warm rm.. kltchenette. turn.; mod.; bath; auto space: $5. NORTHWESTERN. 8300; 2 modem furnlshed rooms. Har. 4354-J, OHIO. E., 1101; 2 rms suit, for sleep.; steam heat: pleasant; garage. Lin. 87a2. OHIO. E.. 540: housekeeping room; everything furnished: $3 wk.; 2 rms,. $4. PARKVIEW Ave.. N.. 47: 2 rooms and kitchen: furnished for housekeeping. SANDERS. 706: 3 rms.; furnished or unfi'rnished; reasonable. VILLA Ave.. 829; 2 nice, large, light rms. private lavatory; sink in kitchen: near car line. Drexel 5096. WALCOTT, 44 N.; clean rms.; stceni heat: private, modern home. Lin. 1167, WALNUT, E., 415; lovely light housekeeping suite, modern, good heat, also nice front rm., for sleeping. Lin. 7268. SLEEPING and light housekeeping rooms, 2 RMS. and kitchenette, with sink; everythlng furnished: $8 week. Bel. 1524. MODERN, furnished, clean, sunnv rooms: prefer employed people. Ran. 2011. DESIRABLE: modern, light airy, private ent, everything furn. Bel. 3026. LOVELY furnished apt.; steam heat; near bath; reasonable. Lin, 2095. Apartments for Rent 720 East 13th St. - Close in. College car; grade school, half square. Five rooms, steam heat, hot water, in-a-door-bed. ice box. gas*range. only S6O. Janitor will chow apartment. No. 6. 1316 Ashland Ave. Four-room and sun parlor modern, steam heated, well arranged, comfortable place to live; SSO. See Janitor on premises. The above apartments $5 less in summer. 121 S. Sherman Drive Four-room semi-modern apartment with garage: only S2O; a real bargain. Offered by the owner MR. HUFF. Wash. 2181 or SCHMIDT & SMITH. INC.. Main 4088. Moynahan Apartment NOW AVAILABLE 3707 N. Meridian $l3O Very delightful, including large livingroom with fireplace, a real kitchen, three bedrooms and two baths; garage accommodation included. 3715 N. Meridian; 8 rooms $125 1026 Central $ 21 Moynahan Properties Cos. 710 Union Title Bldg. Ma. 4818 or Rl. 1371. nights or Sunday. HUNTER,”I3O W. 18TH STT Five rooms, bath, heat: $45. OXFORD 316 E. VERMONT ST. Four rooms, bath, heat: $37.50, 6302 BELLEFONTAINE Small apartment: only S3O. Union Trust Company The Cambridge Apts. NORTH AND DELAWARE STS. NON-HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS. ONE. TWO THREE ROOMS AND OR UNFURNISHED. SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL LI. 5391. Georgia St., E., 702 Three-room modern apartment; heat water, range and ice box furnished; S2B. Fletcher Savings & Trust Cos. 430 Mass. Ave. One and two-room apartments: heat furnir.hed: good condition; with and oul private bath; som* as low as $18.50. S n f* custodian, or Fletcher Savings & Trust Cos. 1532 Ashland Ave. Attractive 3-room modern apartment; S4O. Fletcher Savings & Trust Go. COLLEQEti nd 63d A~beautiful. strictly modern. 5-room home apt.: sun parlor: bullt-lns. in-a-door bed in ilvlng-room: "arsge: SSO. Lin. 5144. Ran. 3791. VIRGINIA AVE.. 546'., a cozy modern; 4 rooms and bath: homelike apt.: heat. rater and gas furnished. Reasonable. _ CAPITOL. N.. 2354; 3-room kitchenette rot.; completely furn.; steam heat. Ran. 2747. BELLEFONTAINE. 2315: 3 rooms and bath; completely redecorated; heat and water furnished. Lin. 4638. BROADWAY. 21st.: cozy 3 or 4-room modern: heat, water: desirable. He. 1221 PARK. 1847: cozv 4 rooms; bath; porches; b-at. rter, garage furnished: $45. _ 27TH, 115 W.: unusual 6-rm.. strictly mod- _ era aot.; water, heat, garage furn.; SSO. PARK. 1409; modTS-rm. lower duplex: city heat; water- garage: $55 He. 5995. Five rooms: light, heat: water paid: garage; *BO. Wash. 2384-U ALABAMA. N . 2617: duplex; attrac. 5-rm. modern; garage: good heat. Ran, 3491 DUPLEX anartment; heat and water: 7 rooms: $47.50 Rl. 2026. Irv, 4464. Homes fqr Rent BELLEFONTAINE. 1313; 8 rms.: newly decoratod: new furnace. Lin. 7998. BRIGHTWOOD: dandy 5-rm. mod. double: garage: only $32. Ch. 1962-M. BROUSE, N„ 2936; first street west of K<■ vstone; 4-room double: sls Ma. 2908. BURGESS. 323: Irvington; modern, single; 4 rooms, large yard; $35. Irv, 4119. CALHOUN. 1225; 4 rooms: semi-modern; CAPITOL. 2615 N.; dandy mod., single; 3 . bedrooms: garage: $45 Ra. 0202. CAPITOL. N.. 4112; 6 rooms; mod.: breakfast room; gar.; excellent. Wash. 0408. CENTRAL. 2321: half modern double: 7 rms., bath; newly decorated throughout; new furnace: garage:; S4O. Open Sunday from 2 to 5 p. m. Riley 2028. COLLEGE. 5271: i-room mod. double; breakfast nook: garage; hardwood. Ch. 4939. m DEARBORN. 941 N.: 6-room modern double: garage; $35. Hem. 3126. DEXTER. 2000:, dandy modern home with , garage. Only S4O. Hum. 2384. DORMAN. 322; 4 rooms, kitchenette; low rent. 1050 E. New York; 5 rooms; newly decorated. EAST: 6-room modern double; garage; good furnace; only $35. Ch. 2432-R. ELDER. N., 136; upper duplex: 5 rooms; gas. electricity, inside toilet: excellent condition: water paid; sl6. Bel 2284. FULTON. 724; 6-room hou*:~Jl7. Corner Walnut St. GRACELAND. 3239: 6-room modern double. with garage. Ran. 6594, HARDING. S.. 1222: 7 rms.; gas. elec., well, newly deco.; S2O. Ran. 6328. HARLAN. 816; 7 rooms, gas. elec, lights. water paid. Call Riley 1432. HARLAN. 158: 6 rooms and bath, modern except furnace; large yard, HAUGH. 4221 5 rms., gas] electricity. gar.: new paper; sl7. McCoullough. HILLSIDE 2401: 4 rooms; garage; chicken lot: large garden. Hem. 5090. ILLINOIS, N.. 2869; cozy 2-rm. mod. cottage gas, elec, furn.; S2O. Ra. 4459. 17ilTTngram; 6 rooms ... $22.50 1625 Sturm; 5 rooms 22.50 3128 Central: 7 rooms: mo-iern 50.00 FRANK 8. CLARK CO. MA. 3377. JEFFERSON. N.. 22; 6 rooms; bath; hal? double: only $25. Ch. 7338-W. Kealing, 1356 Four rooms, completely modern, with garage: $32.50 per month. Waddy & Springer, Realtors Lin. 5181. 132 N. Delaware LA BALLE. S„ 37: 6-room modern double; garage: $35. Irv. 0305. LEEDS. 238; double: 4 rooms: gas eiectrlcity, water paid; sl6. Bel. 2284, LOCKWOOD. 1832; 4 rms.; water, toilet inside; $18; water pd. Be. 3885. MERIDIAN, S.. 1445: seven-room modern double: newly papered; $36.50; water nald Call evenings, Irv. 1138-W. MINNESOTA, E.. 522; 5 rooms; Inside toilet, furnace; $27.50; close to two car lines. Ch. 3223 Lin. 2125. MUSKINGUM. 1212-1220; colored; 4 rms., water and toilet Inside. Hem. 4813 NEW YORK. E., 1215: Srooms, modern, reasonable to right party. Ma. 3295. NORTHWESTERN/ 1623; colored; newly decorated; semi-modern: reasonable. OLNEY. 1934: 6 large rooms; bath; heater! 830. Ch. 4617-R 4. ] OXFORD. N.. 1115: 6-rocm double; strlctly modern, with garage. $35. Irv, 0192-W. PARK. 3955; 8-rm. strictly mod. double; School 66; St. Joan of Arc. Wa. 0938-M. PERSHINO AVE., 1248: 4-rm. semi-mod. bungalow, garage, bus. Ran. 2011. PINE, 809 N.: 5 rooms; water paid; (30; good condition. Hem. 3267.

Houses for Rent PRATT. W.. 230; dandy 5-room, strictly modern cottage: only $25, Lin. 9105, RANDOLPH, 44 N.; 6-room modern; water paid: good condition. Riley 5803. RUCKLE, 3728; dandy 6-room modern double, garage, water paid. Wa. 2674-M. SHEFFIELD, N.. 203; 5 rooms, near new west side high school; water paid. Lin. 3869, Eyes., Ran. 4703. 2732 SHELBY; 5 rooms and bath; strictly modern; gsrage: water paid: $35. W. R. Hunter Cos. MA. 1078 SHELDON. 2218; colored; - * rooms: electric lights; $12.50. Ch. 2320. SOUTH Fountain Bq.; 6-rm. mod.; 3 bednew_jmlnt J _prex ; _sll6-R. SPRUCE. 1715; 3-room double; water, elec. lights, gas. Irv. 0744. TACOMA, N., 1104; north side: 6-roora double: bath: garage; stove furnished; newly painted; S2B. Irv. 4489. TECUMSEH. N., 617: newly deco, double bungalow, lights, gas, water, gar. Ch. 5443 TEMPLE, N., 308; 5-rms.; gas. electricity. city water, newly papered; sl6. 4718 E. Tenth St. Five-room, strictly modern, with garage; built-in features: only $36. Waddy & Springer, Realtors Lin. 5181. 132 N. Delaware. Hum. 4754. TUXEDO, 1517, near Brookslde Pk.: 5 rooms; modern: garage. Wash. 3128. WINDSOR. 1119; dandy flve-room modern; near Tech; only $35. Ch. 1684. ( WOODRUFF. 902 E. DR.; modern double; low rent for winter. Oh. 3576. 15TH. E., 415; 7 rooms; modern, city heat. flrst-class condition. Drexel 5061-W. W. 318 T.. 534: 6 ROOMS; MOD.; GAR.; NEWLY DECO.; CLEAN. HAR 4606-M. IF .here Is a telephone located In the ho ise In which you are moving you can have it connected promptly by calling MAln 9800. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. WALKING distance; dandy 4-room semlmod.; water paid. Lin. 1764. Ran. 7190. ONE MONTH FREE. Get my list of rentals. A. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware St, Lin. 6520. GOOD six-room house. Apply 1738 Madlsom 1305 BATES. 5 rooms, bath, water paid. S2O 721 Buchanan. 5 rooms, inside toilet, gas. electricity S3O 1309 Bates. 4 rooms. Inside toilet, gas. electricity sls R, H. HARTMAN. 224 N. DELAWARE. BUNGALOW, 6 ROOMS 1815 W. New York; new paper, paint, garage, In very good condition; S2O mo. 1306 Bradbury; 5 rms.. Inside toilet, sink, elec. Its., water paid; fine at sl9 mo. SEARCY .224 rL_ DEI,. LIN. 497 L SEARCY BARGAINS 1438 Everett; 4-rm. bungalow, new paint and paper, elec. Its.; sl3. 1614 Wilcox; 4 rms., new paper and paint, elec., very good; $11.50. COLORED 854 Camp: 3 rms.. Inside toilet, gas, elec., sink, new paint; $17.50. 2032 W. 10th; 5-rm. bungalow, new paper and paint: $13.50 224 N DELAWARE. LIN. 71. Five Rooms and Bath, $23 Newly decorated; second floor, but has nice yard and garage; water furnished; gas. electric lights. 825 Lexington Ave. CITY TRUST COMPANY Ma 4423. Mr, Hurt. He, 4775. 423 E. 22ud St.; 6 rms.: mod $32 50 211 E. St. Clair; 5 rms.; semi-mod.. 22.50 2031 E. Wash.; 5 rms.; semi-m0d.... 20.00 1416 Brookslde: 4 rms; semi-mod ... 18.00 J. G. MCCULLOUGH AGENCY 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1709. Modern, $22.50 225 S Randolph; 5 rooms, water paid. See this today. W. R. Hunter Cos. Main 1078 Cottage, With Bath. $18.50 Four rooms and bath; electric lights: sewer; garage: on Holt Ave., Mars Hill, 1 block north of State Road 67. CITY TRUST CO. Mr. Hurt. Ma .4423. He, 4775.

Rent These Bargains 3839 Spann Ave.; 4 rooms $20.00 912 E. Ewing; Inside toilet 24.75 2155 N. Drexel: 5 rooms 15.00 5168 Hovev; 5 rooms, modern (except gas) 30.00 3917 Conser Ave.: 5 rooms, mod- _ ern 35.00 COMMERCIAL CREDIT REALTY CO. 223 E. Ohio. Main 6216.

Houses and Flats Furnished BEVILLE, N„ 829; 5-rm. home. bath, steam heat, near car, adults. Cherry 7581. CAPITOL. N„ 2915. cozq 4 rms., bath. heat, light, gas, phone, gar. Ran. 4982, EAST. N., 906: 3~rooms. bath; prlv. entrnnee; gat optional: 4 adults. Rl. 4836. JEFFERSON. N.. 340; attrac 4-rm. and bath: modem apt. Ch. 6819. SUGAR GROVE, 1923: nicely furnished Srm. home; semi-modern; gar. Ll. 8989, WILL share real home with 1 or 2: modern; garage Irv. 1401-W. Main 6931_. WILL share furn. apt. with congenial cnploved girl. Main 7158. MI3B BTEIN. Business Places for Rent Office Space Now Available New Offices 1 room suite 830.00 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 ns 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 plentv of light. Excellent elevator service. Apply building manager. Room 710. Union Title Office Bldg. Delaware and Market Sts. Main 4818 OFFICES—STORES—SHOPS IN NEW FOUNTAIN SQUARE THEATER BUILDING Southeast corner Shelby and Prospect; every modern convenience. Columbia securities co. 152 N. Delaware St. Lin. 6334. INDIANA Ave.. 211: heat, water furnished; office room 140. 220 N. Illinois Bt. STORAGE yard, garage, barn and office for rent. Drex. 0498. 152 N. DELAWARE Modern office space, Columbia Securities Bldg . Ohio and Delaware Sts. Reasonable rents. COLUMBIA SECURITIES BLDG. 152 N. Delaware St. Lin, 6334. Storage and Transfer OTTO J. SUESZ Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland hauling. Special rates on return loads. Main 2353 Rilev 3628. Ch. 4579-0699-W. BORNMAN TRANSFER CO. CH. 5571 SATISFACTORY MOVING SERVICE. O. A. BAKER TRUCKING; personafservlce. Main 6379. 632 Warren Ave. Houses for Sale 5-Room Bungalow, North Strictly modern In every respect; tile bath; beautiful lawn, with plenty of shrubbery; located In fine neighborhood: $7,000. Waddy & Springer, Realtors Lin. 5181.* 132 N Delaware. Hum. 4754. SEVERAL CLOSE IN homes within one mile of Circle, will accept lots in trade on equities. BRIDGES & GRAVES. 237 N. Delaware St., Rl. 5250. % ACRE TRACT Located southeast on paved road. 250 feet frontage, 6-room house, fruit trees and shrubbery, street car and bus service at the door. This Is a real buy and can be had on attractive terms. For Information call Ma. 0793. MR. RICH ARDBQN. Dr. 3745-R 4. S3O Cash S3O per month, buys this nearly new fiveroom bungalow: chicken house; half acre of ground. This Is a bargain. Mr. Huse. Main 1576. Hum. 2016. The Union Trust Company NICE NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW; 4104 HOYT AVE.; DECORATED THROUGHOUT; GARAGE, ELECTRIC LIGHTS; FULL FRONT CEMENT PORCH. PRICE $2,350. EASY PAYMENTS. TAKE ENGLISH AVE. CAR TO OAFIELD. S. D. SAMPLE. 3939 ENGLISH AVE. DR. 4334. ONLY $250 CASH " „ _ Nice 5-room cottage: gas, elect. lights, city water; In fine condition. 2327 English. J. G. McCullough Agency 106 N. Delaware. Realtors. Ma. 1709. JULIAN Ave., 5915; new 5-room brick bungalow; fireplace, bookcases, writing desk, tiled bath, built-in kitchen features, exquisitely finished; near car: only $6,200; $350 down. C. J. BORTON. Ma. 2881. 223 N. Delaware. FOR COLORED Martlndale ,1920; 5-room single; elec, gas. water paid; garage; 817. GEORGE BADLIER CO. 43 Kentucky Ave. Riley 5945. BARGAIN; 40th near Keystone: repossessed bungalow: 5 rms. and bathroom; cellar; furnace; garage; driven well; elec, lights; large lot; *27 monthly: nothing down. Open evenings and Sunday. Hum. (493.

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Houses for Sale 1047 Albany Almost new. near Shelby and Troy Ave., gas. city water, sewer connection In basement, toilet only in bathroom; scraped and sanded floors; long living-room; Inclosed rear porch; good well: brick and cement front porch, garage; new payment going In. Low price, easy terms. Phone now for details. It pays to know. Bridges & Graves Cos. REALTORS. 237 N.i Delaawre St. Rl. 5250. WIIAT A CHANCE A one and one-half story home, garage on almost 3 acres of ground, electric lights, natural drainage, a restricted neighborhood where they are neighborly and children have freedom. Price $4,850; S2OO down or will consider trade. Call Irv. 0215 or drive out Pendleton Pike (Mass. Ave.) past Ft. Harrison to Sunnyaldc Road and follow Fall Creek Highland signs to owner’s residence Sunday. NEW BUNGALOW Five rooms, modern, complete In every detail: ready to move Into; new home section close in and at the boulevard: near ood schools: Qarfleld Park ear ne, and churches. Only a few left. Phone now for an Inspection, It pays to know. Bridges & Graves Cos. 237 N. Delaware. Rl. 5250. NEW BUNGALOWS Five rooms, modern, complete In every detail; ready to move Into; new home section close In and at the boulevard; near good schools; Garfield Park car line, and churchps. 00 Only a few left. BRIDOfcBI £ GRAVES CO., 237 N. Delaware. Riley 5250. Phone now for an Inspection. It pays to kn io47 Albany St.; almost new. near Shelby and Troy Ave.. gas, city water, sewer conenctlon in basement, toilet only in bath room; scraped and sandeu floors; long living room: inclosed rear porch, good well, brick and cement front porch, garage; new pavement going lm _ Low Pf‘ c *i,s*W terms BRIDOSS & GRAVES CO.. 237 N. Delaware St., Realtors. Phone now for details. It pays to know. . OPPORTUNITY Heavily and beautifully wooded 2’/a acres, on a corner In a restricted neighborhood. Priced $1,600; SSO down sl6 per month. Call Irv. 0218 or drive out Pendleton Pike (Mass Ave. ( post Ft. Harrison to Sunnyside road and follow Fall Creek Highland signs to owner's residence Sunday. niceTnew 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. No Down Payment New Bungalow, $2,650 Four nice rooms, cement porch, electric lights, well, garage, la square from Mars Hill street car. In Oak park addition; Just finished; move In and pay $25 a month on your own home; drive south In Tibbs Ave. to addition, then east to Goodlet Ave. Onlv 3 left. CITY TRUBT CO . REALTORS. Ma. 4423. MR. HURT. He. 4778, SALE OR LEASE owner leavinr. city: Sbedroom brick veneer bungalow screens, glszed tile roof, copper gutters large living room, center hall type, kitchen has built-in cabinet, breakfast room: lovely purple tile bath; arched openings: social room on second floor length of bungalow: also extra storage room; full basement of 3 large room*. Including complete latmdrv, toilet and shower in basement: ABC oil burner, electric refrigeration: 3-car brick garage: beautiful ahrubbenr If you are Interested In real home call Hum. 5378 for appointment. $50.00 CASH Gives vou possession of a newly papered bungalow, with 2 acres of garden soil, fenced, garage, chicken bouse, electricity bus service, good roads and In a growing community. Very reasonable terms. Drlte out the Martinsville-Bluff road 4 miles to Center Church Turn west to Sunshln® Gardens. For Information call Mu 0792 MR RICHARDSON Dr 3,45 RJh BUNGALOWS ON SMALL TRACTS —EASY TERMS Come out Kentucky Ave. and State lid. 67 to top of Harmon Hi.!, then one mile south oil Spring Valley Rd_ Rich soli, well fenced, good housea, Just the place for chickens, cows and truck farms. MR. NEUKOM on grounds Sunday afternoon. Mam (1792: evenings. Wash. • i)()(t-M. WHY WAIT? To own your own home when SSO down will start you buying a brand new, 5- room bungalow with large Jot, In a tlon. good transportation with easy terms. Sunday or evenings. 5000 w,est on Natlonnl Rd.. turn north on Oerrard Dr., 1 block. Hum. 4338. MR. COOK. $27 DOWN $27 MONTH Buys substantial five-room house. Basement. law front porch, Inclosed rear porch. Will install light fixtures to suit buyer. This Is a bargain. See 1005 S. Mn. ri Q792. MR HARRYMAN Irv. 8310. NEAR PROSPECT & STATE A dandy four-room cottage; newly painted; now being ’papered' new electric fixtures being Installed. To have sink In kitchen and Inside toilet. Price *2.500. on terms of $l5O cash and $23,50 per month. F J VIEHMANN CO.. Realtcrs, Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2840. Residence. Irv, 0834-M, $25 PER MONTH Buys 5-room semi-modern house at 804 N Seville Ave. Three rooms down, 2 up; gtfet; W newiv sumll y a j*EH^ANN n CO., Realtors Builder*. 142 N Delaware Bt. Rfsldoncf. Ir, 0634-Mj. $250 CASH 1642 Asbury St.i new 5-room modern bungalow: hardwood floor*; attractively decorated; kitchen cabinet: Rvbolt furnace; cement porch: gsrage: .paved street: price only *4.000; no Barrett. Let jour rent money pay for your home. N. J. FOX. Main 6755. Evenings, Hum, 1188. FIVE ROOMS—Near Shelby on East Morris Bt., a splendid modem home. Bridges & Graves Cos.. 237 N. Delaware st., Rl. 5250. Phone today. COME OUT SUNDAY -SEE NEW BUNGALOW 3448 Brouse Avenue; five-room modem, j! # 8 t< Cßfisns*hEALTY <?Om£aNY Realtor, 128 N. Delaware Bt. _ Main 5840. *36~DOWN. S3O PER MONTH, buys this 5-room home; electric light*. R* {h4 cltv water; located In 2400 block S. Meridian; Urge lot. If you’re Interested In a home, see thl* one. Call J. W. Elder. Rilev 1328 1039 HARLAN ST. 5 rooms and bath; newly decorated, large lot. garage; bargain at *2.750; terms. Lin. 8734. 4-ROOM home; lot 40x125; electric light*. good well, cistern, garage, front drive, street Improvement paid; bargain for $2 800; easy payments. Owner, 732 Kelly St. JOHNSON AVE.. 131 8.: IN IRVINOTON' 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. LARGE LOT, FRUIT TREES; CLOSE TO SCHOOLS: 88.500. IRV 3891. WASHINGTON BLVD., 2906; well-built. 6room mod., hardwood lower; plenty closet space: laundry; gar.; j\t*T school, car. bus; 17.060: terms. Owner, M*. 5731. Hum. 6129. ADDISON BT : cozv 6-room mod. home; gerage; *4.350; *1.200 down, balance easv: some furniture may be purchased. BeL 2213-R. NEW. 5-room colonial: garage: acre o? ground; desirable neighborhood; low price; convenlent terms. Bel. 3833-W. WE CAN sell your city property. ROLAND M. ARENS & CO.. 110 l Peoples Bank. Realtors. Lin. 8010. . IRVINOTON: Lowell Ave.: I- bed room mod - ern: hardwood floors: oak woodwork down; large lot: >7,000, Owner. If- 4788* EAST. 8.. 1721; 5-room modern; brick: cement porch: garage. Dr 4781. VINK. 520- 8 rms.; *4OO equity for iioST WRIGHT. Lin. 6598. Wa*h. MEL . man love! 4916. ~5 room*, sami-nodd*. Liu. 3821 or Wash. 17*1 Rise X J