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1928 VIEWED AS PROMISING FORJVIATION No Let-Up Seen for Factories; Orders Pour in as Interest Grows. Bu United Pre.it CHICAGO, Nov. 25.—Unusual activity in aeronautics has placed aircraft manufacturers so far behind in orders that they are assured of full-time operation during the winter, a rare condition. The E. M. Laird Company has announced that for the first time in many years its plant, instead of _ closing down for the winter, is adding to its man-power. The Yackey Aircraft Company of Maywood, a suburb, announced that it has enough orders ahead to keep the plant working full-time during the winter. Each of these plants has been going at top-speed during the year. These two companies built four of the first six airplanes to finish in the Class A air derby from New York to Spokane, Wash., in September. The Yackey airplanes finished in fifth and sixth place and two Laird machine took the first and second positions. E. M. Laird, president of the Laird Company said that interest in aviation is growing at a tremendous rate. "I expect to put additional men to work during the / winter,” he added. “Inquiries for ships, prices, and specifications reach us from all parts of the country every day. The outlook in general certainly points to an optimistic future for aviation.” CARTOONIST TEACHING GOLF TO ELEPHANT John T. McCutcheon Busy With Sadie at French Lick. Bu United Press FRENCH LICK, Ind., Nov. 25. Sadie, a smart and gentle young elephant is learning to play golf nowadays and it is believed she will create anew sensation in circus rings next season. She is 35 years old and considered the smartest in the John Robinson circus nferd. John T. McCutcheon, world famous cartoonist, illustrator, traveler and writer, who has hunted and observed animals but has never made a profession of training them is teacher. McCutcheon has become especially interested in Sadie end is giving her lessons daily, but some observers on the French Lick links fear she is a little wild with the club. She swings the club freely with her trunk, but does npt hit the ball often •enough. U. S. TAX BOARD RULES ON BREWERY GOOD WILL Permits Company to Include Value in Capital. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. —The United States board of tax appeals ruled today that the Pennsylvania Central Brewing Company, with twelve breweries throughout Pennsylvania could the value of good will in its Invested capital when calculating income tax returns for 1919 and 1920. The board also held the company was not entitled to a deduction from gross income for obsolescence of good will, due to prohibition legislation. The brewery had appealed an $80,500 tax assessment made by the commissioner of internal revenue for 1919 and 1920. SUPPORT UTILITY PROBE Senators Norris and Brookhart to Back Walsh’s Plans. , Bu United Press WASHINGTON, ' Nov. 25.—The plan of Senator Walsh (Dem.) Montana, to investigate public utilities corporations will have the hearty support of several prominent members of Congress, it was indicated today. Senator Norris (Rep. Nebraska, who charged that “power trusts” defeated Muscle Shoals legislation and also might work against floor relief legislation, said he would support Walsh. Senator Brookhart (Rep.) lowa, joined with Norris in expressing the opinion that the Walsh resolution would be adopted without serious opposition and an investigation started after Christmas.

FALLS TO AID DEAFNESS fan Takes 4,000-Foot Airplane Dive; His Head Aches. Bit United Press DULUTH, Minn., Nov. 25.—Arthur Alexson, Brule, Wis., hopefully bore pains in his head today in the hopes that his deafness of long standing had been cured by a 4,000-foot airplane dive. The drastic treatment was recommended by an Army aviator. Alexson said he cannot hear, but he believes the pains in his head may Indicate restoration of nerves long inactive. BIG OLD GLORY DEALS Clara Bascom Brings $15,000 Isc-a’s Worthy $10,700. Bit Times finer in] NEW YORK, Nov. 25.—Oliver Caban Jr. of Elmira, N. Y., Thursday purchased Clara Bascom, 5-year-old gray mare trotter from Tommy Murphy for $15,000. Clara Bascom has a record of 2:04. It was the day’s big deal of the Old Glory sale. - Isola’s Worthy, 3-year-old bay filly, was sold for $10,700 to Dr. Edwards of the Walnut Hall farms.

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“ This certainly is a great preparation for after life,” said Samuel C. Abrell, "hot worker,” at the E. Washington St. engine house of the Pennsylvania Railroad as he crawled from the fire box of one of the Pennsy’s crack locomotives. The train rolled into the yard under'full steam hot from a run from New York. _ Yardmen shook the fire from the box. In less than five minutes Abrell

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Truce Prevails Until Burial of Premier; Fear Carol Party Revolt. Bu United Press BUCHAREST, Nov. 25.—While troops patr6led the streets today, the body of former Premier Bratianu, the man credited with making 6-year-old Michael King of Rumania, lay in state in the Atheneum. The political situation became tense with the death of the fohner premier, who opposed former Crown Prince Carol’s attempt to reconcile his parents to his rights to the throne of Rumania. Carol gave up his rights to the kingship when he refused to return to Rumania, and his wife, the Princess Helen. Since then he has been living in Paris with Mme. Lupescu. Just when the opposition to the premier was rising to new x heights in favor of Carol, Premier Bratianu died yesterday. His death was sudden and the army was mobilized before the country realized he was dead. The army was reported loyal to King Michael. The regency over King Michael was entrenched firmly today, and indications were that neither party would strive for an ascsendancy until the late premier was buried and the parliament passed the budget required. Bratianu’s brother has been appointed premier by the regency. * ' A coalition cabinet of Bratinau supporters and members of the opposition parties was expected to be formed soon. Any disturbances or disorders might be converted with little effort into an attempt for Carol’s ascendancy to the throne. BACKS DEBENTURE PLAN National Grange Picks Best Farm Relief Method. Bu United Press CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 25.—The National Grange today unanimously passed a resolution advocating the export debenture plan as the most “effective and workable” measure yet suggested for the relief of the American farmer. The resolution was introduced by Jesse Newsom, Grange delegate from Indiana. Auto Kills Aged Man Bu Times Special WABASH, Ind., Nov. 25.—J. A. Richardson. 73. is dead here today, having been struck by an auto driven by Clarence Miller, Si te highway department attache, as he crossed a street from his home to deliver a bottle of milk to a neighbor.

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crawled through the door into the fire box to inspect the grates and side walls and other fixtures. He pronounced it o. k. Anew fire was built, and the engine rolled out of the yards on a run to St. Louis. Six “hot workers” comprise the crew at the E. Washington St. engine house who climb through the fire boxes of each train as it completes a rum - It must be perfect before it leaves the yards for another run, said Rufus Glover, as-

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SATURDAY EVENTS Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Chamber oi Commerce. Beta Theta Pi luncheon, Board of Trade. Grover Broadstrect, 20, of 2849 N. Keystone Ave., today was sought by police cn request of Central State Hospital. He escaped from the institution Thursday. Albert 2331 Columbia Ave., today was sought on charge of assault and battery with intent to kill his wife, Lucinda Burbridge, 17, Negro, of 1435 Martindale Ave., from whom he is estranged. Mrs. Burbridge told police her husband slashed her -after she had agreed to discuss their marital difficulties. , Theft of two watches, valued at S7O, and a pair of glasses were reported to police today by W. H. Watts, Ivan Lockston and B. F. Sheldon, all of 112 W. North St. The burglkr is believed to have reached into their rooms through open windows. Ernest Cherry, Indianapolis, Indicted by Federal grand jury in the Ferracane liquor conspiracy, involving ninety-nine defendants, was arrested at Pittsburgh and returned to Indianapulis Thursday. Bond was set at $2,503. Trial of Ferracane conspiracy defendants has teen set for Nov. 28 by Judge Robert C. Baltzell. SOCIETY WOMEN BILKED Organizer of Art Salon Sought After Getting $20,000. Bu United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 25.—Chicago society leaders today sought the arrest of Mrs. Margaret Bruce Beaumont, who came to this city to organize the Chicao Salon of Fine Arts, designed to revive the classic tradition of the Salon of Louis XIV. Mrs. Beaumont is alleged to have fleeced society leaders of approximately $20,000. She collected membership fees of SIOO from approximately 200 persons and was alleged to hr. /e used the money for personal affairs. KAISER HALTS DRAMA Former German Ruler Gets Court Order Against “Rasputin.” Bu United Press BERLIN, Nov. 25.—A district court has granted the former kaiser an injunction to prevent exhibition, in its present form, of the drama, “Sasputin,” based on the life of the notorious Russian monk, killed by Romanoff princes.

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sistant engine house foreman. Such rigid inspection recently made possible the record run ofjC. Molyneaux, engineman. and Samuel T. Huckleberry, conductor, who took train No. Extra 8177 with sixty cars east from Indianapolis to Speeds, Ind., a distance of eighty miles in five houhs and twenty minutes. . “It’-s all in getting used to the heat,” said Abrell. “And say buddy, with ‘hot workers’ the expression ‘burn my clothes’ is no idle jest.”

CAVALRY WILL ADONPLANES Horses Are to Be Equipped With Gas Masks. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—Modernization of the cavalry by absorbing the new weapons of war, which were expected to supersede it, has been decided upon by the War Department. Airplanes, armored cars, tanks, and semi-automatic rifles are to be utilized by the cavalry, according to the annual report of Maj. Gen. Herbert B. Crosby, chief of cavalry, made public today. - Horses are to be equipped with gas masks. The report states: “The War Department has given great impetus toward increasing the future efficiency and usefulness of the cavalry by its approval in principle of the following: “That the present Sprirtgfleld rifle be replaced by the semi-automatic rifle as soon as practicable. “Tht an armored car unit be similarly developed. “That a tank unit be incorporated in the cavalry division. “That an observation squadron of air corps be incorporated in the cavalry division.” NONE OF 4 HUSBANDS GIVES BAIL FOR WIFE Woman Explains Few of Her Mates; One “Doesn’t Count.” Bu United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 25.—1 t was necessary for Mrs. Kathryn Gruber, shabby, gray and at least 44 years old, to spend Thanksgiving day in jail because none of her four “husbands” would bail her out. She will face court Friday to continue her explanation of the “mistake” through which she was accused of having a quartet of helpmates instead of only the two she admits marrying. The little woman said she is the wife of Alexander R. Kerrman also, and married Albert Obsurdt some time ago, but she only lived with Obsurdt five days, “so that doesn’t count.” Obsurdt is not mentioned in the bigamy indictment, but Michael Dornacher and Stanilsaw Strzoiemsky are. They have identified her-as “their” wife. %

5,000 TENANTS REVOLT Japanese War on Landlords After Orders to Harvest. Bu United Pre* NAGOYA, Japan, Nov. 25.—Five thousand farmers were reported rioting in two villages in Motosu County in the perfecture of Gifu today. They were attacking their landlords, who had attempted a forcible harvest of the tenant’s rice crops after the tenants had refused to pay what they alleged were exorbitant rents. Police reinforcements were called from the cities'of Gifu and Ogaki. The clashes continued today as a number of the landlords’ houses were burned. v SLAZE DESTROYS HOME Family Is Driven From Home at 4 a. m. Fire of an unknown origin drove the family of Harry Fletcher from their home at 1006 N. Rybolt St., at 4 a. m. today and destroyed the one-story frame building. Firemen from two companies were forced to lay long lines of ’hose to reach the blaze, which was outside the city limits. Loss was estimated at SI,OOO. Jugoslavia Ratifies Treaties Bu United Preiu BELGRADE. Nov. 25.—The Jugoslav Parliament has ratified commercial treaties with Great Britain and Belgium, it was announced-to-day.

SENATORS SEE . FARM AID (AIN Capper More Hopeful After Visit With Coolidge. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—Senator Capper (Rep.), Kansas, a member of the Senate Agricultural Committee, is hopeful that some farm relief legislation will pass Congress at its next session, he said today after a conference with President Coolidge. Although an exponent of the Mc-Narjr-Haugen bill. Capper said he is ready\to compromise. He did not reveal the President’s comments on the subjects.; Senator Brookhart (Rep.), lowa, said today he will be inclined not to support a farm bill that provides for a revolving fund as small as $300,000,000 for*the handling of surplus crops. Discussion among farm leaders in the Senate has centered in the last few days on the proposition of setting that figure as a basis on which to experiment with two staples, cotton and wheat, with an export corporation responsible for handling surplus crops. Brookhart favors the sum of $1,500,000,000. LEGION PROGRAM GIVEN COOLIDGE FOR APPROVAL Commander Spafford Asks Added Beds in Ohio Hospital. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—The American Legion legislative program, which has been submitted to President Coolidge for his approval, by National Commander Edward E. Spafford, includes a request for the addition of 200 beds at the Veteran’s hospital at Chillicothe, Ohio. Additional utlities for the Ohio institution were provided for in a bill which passed the House at the last congressional session, but failed to pass the Senate, because of a filibuster. The legion now asks the President to recommend that the same bill be passed at the sessions starting next month. C

BIRD CLUB IN MEETING Nature Study Group Has Dinner at Cumberland Church. Sixty members of the Nature Study Club attended a Thanksgiving dinner at the Baptist Church in' Cumberland Thursday. C. J. Buchanan presided. Dr. Amos W Butler, author of “Birds of Indiana,” will deliver a lecture on British birds Saturday evening at the public library. Tuesday evening at the same place, Captain Forster of the Department of the Interior, Dominion of Canada, will give an illustrated talk on “Conservation in the Canadiari National Parks.” John F. Habbe and S. E. Perkins left this afternoon for Cleveland to attend the joint meeting of the Inland Bird Banding Association and the Wilson Ornithological Club, Nov. 25-27. WALTER FUNERAL HELD Rail Employe, Killed Under* Train, to Be Buried at Washington. 7 'uneral services fox* William C. Walter, 42, or 4102 Boulevard PI., killed Wednesday morning at Leota and Shelby Sts., as he tried to board a moving train carrying Big Four employes were held at the Shirley Brothers mortuary, 946 N. Illinois St„ Thursday night. The body Was taken to Washington, Ind., Walter’s former home, for burial. Surviving him are the widow, Mrs. Elsie Walter: his mother, Mrs. Augusta Walter; a sister, Mrs. Orville Schofield, and a brother, Lawrence H. Walter. Mr. Walter, who was born in Vincennes, had been employed at the railroad shops here thirteen years. Coal Lands Sold Bu Times Special BRAZIL Ind., Nov. 25.—C0al lands 328 acres in area in Southern Clay County have been bought by the Big Bend Coal Company, Indianapolis, at a bankrupt sale of assets of the Wayne Coal Company, Columbus, Ohio. The price was SIOO an acre. ■*’

Births Girls James and Maud White. 854 Edqemont. Jesse and Marie Bunch, 2524 S. New Jersey. Chester and Hollis Braendlein, 1002 Tabor St. Reid and Hope McCain. 22, S. Arlington. Glen and Dorothy Collins. 1619 N. Gladstone. Orville and Kathryn Chapman, 330 Harlan. Irving and Vetvel Cornett. 2246 N. Dearborn. Boy* Elmer and Margurete Swails, 1316 W. Market. Will and Margaret Wise, Methodist Hospital. Arthur and Emma Nay, 648 Congress Ave. Deaths Gamaliel T. Austin, 75, city hospital, cerebral hemorrhage. John Kennedy, 68, 209 Bright St., carcinoma. Mack Jones. Jr., 3, city hospital, broncho pneumonia. William Abstome, 76. 1709 Alvord, mitral Insufficiency. Henry J. Boeckman. 71. 1141 Villa Ave., chronic myocarditis. Sarah Goodrich. 60. 1006 Edgemont. chronic myocarditis. Carey N. Hunter. 41, 2216 Mass. Ave., lobar pneumonia. Elizabeth Woods. 35, city hospital, acute dilatation of heart. Wineford G. Hunt. 2 day*, 946 N. Gray St., intestinal hemorrhage. Delia V. McKoen. 54. 1837 Jones St., diabetes mellitus. , , George Weadon. 63, 4623 Washington Blvd.. abscess of lung. Ruth Williams, 29. Robert Long Hospital, acute mastoiditis. Fern Mays. 2 yrs.. 977 W. Washington, jaundice. _ .. Laureno Lewis, 59, 551 S. Harding, chronic myocarditis. Edward J.. Smoot. 80. 739 N. California, broncho pneumonia. ' „ _ , Francis Marion Smith. 87, 746 N. Belmont Ave., arteriosclerosis. Albert P. Gerrard. 46. Indiana Christian Hospital, pyllo nephritis. Laurence Walters. 26, city hospital, acute atrophy liver. _ , William C. Walter, 42. city hospital, accidental. __ _ , , . Oliver P. Robertson. 58. Robert W. Long Hospital, aortic Insufficiency. Jrifant Jerome Pierce Higgs. 10 mo., 938 S. East 8t„ broncho pneumonia. John Wm. Wall, 58. 3462 Fall Creek Blvd.. cerebral apoplexy. Addle Belle Johnson. 61. Methodist ■ Hospital, pulmonary embolism.

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Daniel McAllen, 32, of 440 N. La Salle St., who died Thursday night of injuries received when he was crushed beneath a freight car.

COMMONS BACK CABINET House Refuses Support of Attack of Laborites on Baldwin. Bu United Press LONDON, Nov. 25.—The House of Commons Thursday night refused to support the labor party’s attack cn the government’s attitude at President Coolidge’s disarmament conference at Geneva. By a vote of 316 to 105 in favor of the government, the house defeated the labor censure motion. Former Premier Ramsay MacDonald and Lieutenant Commander Joseph Kenworthy, laborite, questioned the attitude of the Baldwin cabinet, while Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain and W. C. Bridgeman, first lord of the admiralty and Great Britain's chief delegate at the Geneva conference, defended the government.

Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby Bt. Drexel 2570. UNDERTAKERS: HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware U. 5828 KRIEGER. WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154. Res.. Be) 3866-R > George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E Market Main 0808. J. C. WILSON: funeral narlors. ambulance service and modern automotive eouioment Dr 0321 and Dr 0322 BERT 8. GADD. 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXSL 5307. Lost dnd Found FOUND —Fraternity pin. Sigma Nu. Lin. 5094 after 6:30 p. m. on Friday and Monday: after 12:36 on Saturday. GLASSES: light, shellrim; between Naomi St. and Wooiilawn Ave. Please return to T. C. MOORE. 29 Woodlawn Ave. Dr. 7486. _ KEY—Two small key. rings linked together. containln seven keys. Phone wash. 1308, Reword. SHEEP: white, with brown face and leg. lost, R-we.rd. Dr, 3514-R3. TYPEWRITER; Underwood, portable: lost on Central bus. Reward. No questions asked. Har. 4658-J. .Help Wanted Male WANTED HOUSE TO HOUSE CANVASSERS, EITHER MEN OR WOMEN; GOOD LEGITIMATE LINE, LIBER A L COMMISSION. WRITE P. O. BOX 227, GIVING AGE, EXPERIENCE, REFERENCES AND TELEPHONE NUMBER. IF you don’t find the job you want here use a Situation Wanted Ad. . Many girls find work by placing an ad for themsellves. IbllcffußS—Liberal commission proposition. selling The Indianapolis Times See Circulation Manager between 4 and * In evenings. SOLICITORS—LiberaI commission proposition cn local newspaper. See Mr. Hedge between 5 and 7 evenings. Room 129 Linden Hotel. ______ BOYS and girls to sell Christmas candy. Must have $2 deposit. Apply NANCY HART. 18 W. Twenty-Second. BODY builder: -first-class on wood structure of sample body: blue prints. 1304 New City Trust. 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. CHRISTMAS money. Make it by selling Christmas wreaths, trees and all decorative goods. We are headquarters. EVERI.TT'S SEED STORE. 227 W. Wash. St. Instructions We Are an Exclusive College of Beauty Culture for Women and Girls Pioneer College of Beauty Culture Central Beauty College Second Floor Odd Fellow Bldg. MA. 5748. ANTRAL BEAUTY grad uates pass State examinations easilv JO2 Odd Fellow Bldg Ma 678 and 8509 CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music: piano harmony and all dance orchestral Instruments. 106 Pembroke Arcade. Rl. 3890 Special Notices MISS LEONA M. WISNER, please communlcate with your parents at once. WANTED—Elderly people or invalid*: best of care; prices reasonable. Bel. 2586.

Business Announcements EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement, brick work. DR. 0736. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated' feather mattresses and pillows made E. F. BURKLB. 416 Mass. Main 1428 PlCVibing fixtures: We* save you money. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.. 125 N. Alabama. Lin. 5788. RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED 12 Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. Rooms for Rent ALABAMA N., 1001. WHY NOT RENT REAL ROOMS? HOME COMFORT. SEVILLE, N„ 645; nice, warm front roomT private family; garage. Ch. 7402-W. CAPITOL, N.. 1102: steam heated modern rooms. Ran. 5016. Main 4934, CENTRAL. 1614; large, attractive, steam heat, mod, home: plenty hot wa. Ra. 3118. CENTRAL; will share lovely warm .room with lady; kitchen priv.: reas. Ha. 4797 R. COLLEGE. 1403; two lovely light rooms and bath; suitable for 2 or 4 men; garage optional. Riley 1415. DELAWARE. N.. 425: Apt. 3; cozy room: downtown apt.: home prlv, Lin. 4716. HOOSIER INN: clean, warm; special weekly rates. 440 Mass. Ave. ■ ILLINOIS. N.. 1405 Val 2 nice, warm rooms; private home. Main 2718. MERIDIAN, N., 1152. Large froilt room; private bath; also clean sleeping room. Lin. 167 K MERIDIAN. N.. 634; comfortably furnished sleeping room: modern. MERIDIAN. N.. 2340: nice, warm front downstairs- room. Modern. Har. 1588. MERIDIAN, N.. 402: lovely, warm front room, next athletic club. Riley 3849. NEW JERSEY. 2042; upper and lower suites; beautifully furnished; newly papered: city heat: laundry: private: adults. NORTH, walking distanced suite rooms;' priv. hath: for 4, Ra. 4016. Ma. 4934. 10TH. E.. 2008: NICE FURN. WARM RU.I MEALS OPT. CH. 2232. 11TH, E.. 215: nicely furnished, warm rooms: modern: men only. LI. 4138. 13TH. E.. 319: ATTRACTIVE. WARM RM.; CENTRAL CAR. LI. 8724, 16TH. W.. 5062; pleasant, warm rm.; men; twin beds: garage. Be. 3515. Be. 2604-Rl. 26TH. W„ 20; lovely, cozy rm.; modern, private, home prlveleges. Ran. 2525. ROOM in priv. home, near Marott Hotel; gar.; man; reference. Ran. 0548. Yoinr Credit Is Good You can phone In ydur want ads and have them charged. This courtesy Is extended to anyone who has no past due accounts on our books. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A ocurteous girl will help you write your ad. Call Main 3500, Want Ad Dept. Room for Rent With Board BROADWAY, 2309; beautiful rm. for 2; private bath; steam-heated. He. 4919. COLLEGE. 1650: children to board bv day or week: mother’s care. Hem. 1127. NEW JERSEY. N., 1465: attractive, warm room: modern. Lin. 6022, NORTH: lovely, large room; steam-heated home; garage. He. 4919. ST. JOSEPH, E„ 233; 2 adjoining frt. rms.; nrlvate home; gentlemen. Lin. 1906, TEMPLE: nice warm rm.. mod., priv. home. _ ref., gd. meals. Ch. 2814, CHILDREN to room and board; mother's care: 84 week. Ch. 1630, ATTRACTIVE front warm rm.; close In, nrlv. home. Lin. 9589. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALA., N.. 1126; 1 housekeeping rm., $5; also sleeping room. Lin. 3180. ASHLAND. 2221; 2 connecting; ground fleor: private entrance. Hem. 5148. CAPITOL. N„ 1131; attractive, heated rm.. kitchenette. Riley 2769-1407. COLLEGE. 2211; 2 completely furn. mod.; alnk. gas range: priv. ent. He. 3984. DORMAN. 322'i; two furnished rooms; $5. Single. 63. EAST, S.. 643: two connecting furnished front rooms: modern: S4 wk. MERIDIAN. N.. 926; furn. light housekeepIng: modern. MERIDIAN. N.. 534; front warm rm., mod.. • plenty hot water. Lin. 9551. NEW .JERSEY, N.. 1029; 2 unfurn. rms.. ht.. it., gas, wtr.. auto space: $4,50. OHIO. E.. 540; nico clean room; everything furnished; $3 week. PENN., N.. 1816; 3 clean modern lower front rms.. sink, private entrance, 1 or 2 upper front rms., electric washer. TRAUB. N.. 128; furn. 3 rms.; water, light. fuel, gar.; 86. Ch. 1734-M. WOODRUFF. Middle Dr.. 545: large front room with alcove: suitable 2. Ch. 2925. 19TH. W.. 34; furn. rm.; very desirable: kitchenette, downst.; 111, car. Ha. 4298-J. 19TH. W.. 140; nice warm rm. and kitchenette: everyth, furnished. Ha. 1581-W. MODERN, furnished light housekeeping room: widow’s home, irv. 141'i-W. Apartments for Rent

34TH. 205 E. 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.: Frlgidaire service; 5 rooms; garage $89.00 Maple Arms 38tfc and Central Ave.: 4 rooms and bath: heat, light, gas and water furnished 75.00 Lafayette Court 2735 N. Meridian: 3 rooms .'... 55.00 Westminster 2725 N Meridian; rooms 50.00 Blackstone 4001 E. Wlslington: 2 rooms 47.50 Kreiger 830 E. Prospect; 2 rooms 32.50 H. 11. Co., Inc. Li. 5391. . Ma. 2808. “We Insure everything but the hereafter.' Nights and holidays call E. V. Dessert Hum. 2204, [_ Moynahan Apartments NOW AVAILABLE. 418 E. 15th $41.00 1603 Central $55.00 Moynahan Properties Cos. 710 Union Title Bldg. \ Ma. 4818 or Rl. 1371, nights or Sunday. 430 Mass. Ave. One and two-room apartments; neai furnished; good condition; with and without private bath; some as low as $18.50 See custodian, or Fletcher Savings & Trust Cos. High Grade Apt. Five rooms; good condition; heat and water furnished; $62.50 per month. 3763 Broadway. Dunlop & Holtegel 123 E. Market Main 6020 Moynahan Apartment NOW AVAILABLE 418 E. 15th $41.00 1603 Central $55.00 3715 : Meridian 125.00 1733 N. Meridian 60.00 Moynahan Properties Cos. 710 Union Title Bldg. Ma. 4818 or Rl. 1371. nights or Sunday. KANSAS ST.. 238: 7 rooms. 2-story, semimodern; $2,400: terms. MR. SCHNEIDER. Realtor. LI. 5050. He. 4247. Houses tor Rent ADAMS, 2047: 4 rms.; garage; $22.50. Denny. N„ 2963: 4 rs.: gar.; S2O. Hu. 4480. ALABAMA. N., 2626; mod.; 7 rms.; gar.; built-in features: firepl.; $65. Ha^_2964. ARLINGTON. S„ 243: 5-room modern double, hardwood; gar.; $35. Ir. 3481-W. BELLE VIEU PL.. S.. 836; nice 5-room bungalow, garage. 223 Hume-Mansur Bldg. Lin. 4666. Eve.. Ch, 2495-R. CARROLLTON. 4141; 6-room modern double; sun parlor, garge.t Hum. 2328. COFFEY. 550-52; 5 rooms, bath; garage; water paid; special price. Bel. 1041. DEARBORN. N.. 1218; 6-rm. modern double; garage; A-l. Ch. 1328-J. DORMAN. 309; ideal home; mod.; 1 or 2 families; red. rent Dorman. 322: 4 rooms; kitchenette; sfml-mod.; special inducement; ' DREXEL. 505; 5-rm. mod. dbl.; full basement; gar.; water pd.; excel. Ch. 4836-R. EASTERN Ave., 39; 4 rooms, bath; all modern, except furnace; water paid: $25 per month. Lin. 6449. ELDER, N.. 136; upper duplex. 5 rms.Tgas. elec.. Inside toilet; wa. pd.; sl6. Be. 2284. FULTON, 016; dandy 4-room seml-mod-ern; water paid. Lin. 1764. Ra. 7190, HAP.DING. 1811 N.; dandy. 4 rooms, gas. el-'C., sink, 2-car garage. Har. 0130. ILLINOIS. N.. 3336; 7-rm. mod. dble., $35; no objection to children. Hu. 1314-R. IRVINGTON; 7 rms.. semi-mod.; partly sum.: reasonable. Har, 1581-W. KEALINO. N.. 612: 4-room semi-modern; newly deco.; $22.50; Dec. 1. Ch. 3055. KENWOOD, 3025; 8-rm. mod. single; new lurn gar.; splendid neigh’d.. Ra. 2754. 2024 N. KEYSTONE; 4 rms.. bath; garage; wa. paid; $25, Civic Realty Cos., LI. 5050. LEEDS. 238; double- 4 rooms; gas. elec., water paid; sl6. Be. 2284. LISWOOD. 1124; 6 rooms, modern double: garage: $32.50. Lin. 4887., LOCKWOOD. 1718: 9 rooms; electric lights, gas; water inside. Dr. 5674-J. LOCKWOOD, 1832: 4 rooms; water, toilet Inside; gar.; wa. pd.; S2O. Be. 3885. MERIDIAN. 8.. 1445: seven.room modern double; newly decorated; $36.50, Water paid. Ovmer. Irv. U3B-W.

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Houses for Rent MORRIS. E.. 948: 5-room double; garage: 826; water paid. Ren. 1226, _ 910 S. NEW JERSEY St.; 5-room modern with brick porch; garage optional. NEW YORK. k.. 4109: modern except heat; excellent condition; $26. NOBLE, N., 409; 7 rooms; modern, new _ furnace: veary reasonable. Lin. 9156. ORIENTAL. 139 S.: 7 rms.; gas. elec.. gar.; water paid; S2O. McCullough, 320 N. ORIENTAL; modern, 6 rms.. near Tech; $25 per month. Lin. 1072. RANDOLPH. 44 N.: 6 rooms, modern; water paid: only $32.50. Riley 5803. SHEFFIELD.'N.. 203: rent free to Dec. 1; 5 rms., near west side high school: water paid. Lin. 3869. Eves., Ran, 4702. SHRIVER AVE . 2840; sou ; rms ,$24.00 1421 W. 32nd St.; 4 rms., .mod 28.50 2170 Wheeler St.: 4 rms., semi-mod... 18.00 A. F. ZAINEY, 122 N. Delaware. SILVER AVE., 1349; 7 rooms; mod. except bath, good furnace. Inq. 1347 Sliver. Riley 6528. SPEEDWAY. W.~; 4-rm. bungalow: furnace, water Inside; $24: garage. Be. 3888. TRAUB. 552 N.; 4-room double; newly decorated: sl6. Ha. 4315-W. TUXEDO, 1517; near Brookslde Park; flverm. mod double; garage. Wash. 2128. TUXEDO. N.. 1410; 5-rm. double; newly papered, painted; s2l. Ch. 11M-J. TUXEDO. N., 964; special Inducement; up 4 and 5 rooms. $lO and <ls; 4 rooms down. S2O. Redecorated. __ 1402 E. VERMONT: near Tech: modern; water furn.; $32 per month. Lin. 1072. WASHINGTON BLVD., 2905; near creek: 6 rooms modern: large living rm.; gar. YANDES. 1637: colored: 4 rms.: gas: elec., well, cistern: sls, McCOLLOUQH. 1815 W. N. Y.: bungalow; 8 rooms; elec., gas. garage... ~.520.00 1614 Wilcox: 4 rms.; will paper 11.50 —Colored—--2030 W. Tenth: bungalow, !> rm5...513.50 854 Camp; inside toilet, sink 17.50 N. L. SEARCY. 224 N. Deia.. Lin. 4971. 2166 NAPOLEAN; single house; 5 rooms; good condition; $lB. W. R. HUNTER CO.. Main 1078. FOR colored: 1934 Yandes; 4-room house; sls, W R. HUNTER CO. Main 1078. Your Credit Is Good You can phone in your want ads and have them charged. This courtesy is extended to anyone who has no past due accounts on our boks. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A courteous girl will help you write your ad. Call Main 3500. Want Ad Dept. RAILROADMEN; 345-347 8. Sjftte: 6 inside toilet, gas, elec., I.n . y. and decorated throughout; $18; water pd. Lincoln 5228. WK HAVE several 2-room apartments; 1202 Brush St., near Kingan's; only $8 monthly, with electric and water pd. Lin. 5228; will rent them furnished at.s4 wkly. Reduced Rent, $15.00 Five rooms; good condition; electric lights, gas, city water paid. 407 E. St. Clair. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL. 122 E. Market. Main 6020. Suburban for Rent BRICK veneer, 3 rooms, near Wash. PL, up-to-date poultry house; 2 poultry yards. Irv, 0760. WASH. PLACE; 4 rooms, front porch, inclosed rear porch; garage for large car; chicken park; garden spot. Irv. 0760. Houses and Flats Furnished CAPITOL. N., 2354; nicely tur. mod. 3rm. kitchenette; stm. ht.: gar. Ra. 2747. GOODLET, 1024; 3 rooms, furnished: with garage. Bel. 1583-R. YOUNG man to share home with gentleman. reference. Ran. 0379, , FOUR rms., completely furn.' -'-i-tin. nice furniture; walking distance. Ma. 6221. Business Places for Rent 152 N. DELAWARE Modern office space. Columbia Securities Bldg.. Ohio and Delaware Sts. Reasonable rents. COLUMBIA SECURITIES CO. 152 N. Delaware St. Lin. 6335. MORRIS ST.. W.. 577; brick building; 3 storerooms and 4 living-rooms; good location for grocery, restaurant or poolroom; will remodel entire building for right party; reasonable rent. Schultz Mercantile Cos.. 425 S. State. Dr. 5350. ASSEMBLY HALL 143 E. Ohio St.; suitable for lodges and fraternities: modern conveniences. COLUMBIA SECURITIES CO. 152 N. Delaware St. !Llm63sj. Storage and Transfer OTTO J. SUESZ Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland 1 ruling. Special rates on return loads. Main 2353. RUev 3628 Ch. 4579-0699-W. TRANSFER. HAULING. STORAGE. C. C. COY. CH. 6417-W. O. A. BAKER; general trucking. Main 6379. 632 Warren Ave. Houses for Sale MODERN DUPLEX 1615 NORTH ALABAMA . TUESDAY, NOV. 29T11 2:00 P. M. AT PUBLIC AUCTION Downstairs has seven rooms and bath; upstairs, six rooms and bath; city heat, hardwood floors throughout; two-car garage Property has unusual rental value, close to schools, churches and stores. Terms arranged on day of sale, william J. HARRINGTON. owner. GEORGE CI.QRE auctioneer. Har, 4987-W. NICE NEW- BUNGALOWS SEVERAL NICE NEW 4 AND 5ROOM BUNGALOWS ON SPANN AVE. JUST EAST OF GARFIELD. LOCATED IN ENGLISH HEIGHTS OPPOSITE CHRISTIAN PARK. TAKE ENGLISH AVE. CAR TO GARFIELD AVE. PRICES $2,150 TO $3,150. ON PAYMENTS. S. D. SAMPLE, 3939 ENGLISH. AVE. DR. 4334. MOVE in 1538 N. Rural: modern; 8 rooms. 4 bedrooms and bath upstairs; house extra well arranged: extra commode downstairs; 3 rooms and hall: hardwood lioors: 2-room basement: water softener In basement. Brick and cement front porch. House newly painted. Lot 183 feet deep. Street and alley Improved and paid. New 2-car garage. New Holland furnace. New and extra fine plumbing throughout: SSOO cash will handle. This sure Is a bargain for some family. Will be open for Inspection Sunday. Nov. 27, from 10 a, m. to 12. C. J. OSBURN. Dr. 6184. . Guilford Ave., 5151 This dandy live-room bungalow with breakfast nook, hardwood floors throughout, tile bath and plenty of closet room is a good buy. Garage with front drive. L0t.50x160. Dandy basement. , Waddy & Springer, Realtors Hum. 4754. 132 N. Delaware. Lin. 5181. 2-ACRE TRACT—SIOO CASH Five-room bungalow, garage, electri® lights, well, fenced. School bus for children. Your chickens and early Hruck garden will more than earn your payments. Located on Dandy Trial. Hurry. Call Mr. Neukom, Main 0792. Evening*. Wash 4900-M. 518 E. MORRIS Four rooms and bath; electric lights; built-in cupboard; paved street: Barrets paid Will consider vacant lot in exchange. $l5O cash. $27 per month. F J VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors. Builder*. 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2840. __ Res.. Irv. 0534-M. 3221 W. TENTH ST. Completely modern six-room bungalow. I have a 51.250 net equity In this property which I will sacrifice for cash ox trade for good car or lots. Call owner, WAYNE HARRYMAN. Main. 0792. Irv, 3310. r Open for Inspection Anytime A 5-room bungalow; gas, light and water: $3,750; only *37.50 down and $35 ' per month. Main 4195. 11TH W. 821; b-room mod. ho. e; 2-car garage; full basement; bargain; to be sold by order of court to settle estate. Call J. Tnvlor, Com. Ran, 6867, LARGE—Coliege Ave. double for lots north. 237 N. Delaware. Riley 5250. Bridges & Graves Cos. WE CAN sell vour - cltv property. ROLAND M. ARENS & CO.. 1101 Peoples Bank. Realtors. Lin. 6010. KANSAS ST.. 238; 7 rooms. 2-story *emlmodern: *2.400: terms. Mr. Scheldler, Realtor. Lin, 5650. He. 4247. PARK. 3738: attractive, modern 3-bedroom ho-ne: sacrifice. Wa. 1924, 19TH. E.. 1136- 6-rm. home: garage. PAVT.q. 1357 S. Meridian. Dr. 0213. Lots for Sale LOT Ave.. second lot south of 12th St.; west front lust two blocks from Little Flower Parrish; a fast growing community; $1,200 buvs clear title to this lot. Drexe! 2091-J TWO LOTS IN GARY' 1 IND. at a bargalf A. L. STAGE, Knights town. Ind. Farms for Sale EXCHANGE equity 60 acres black land, Huntington County, for meat market or property in Indianapolis. 2043 N. N. Jersey