Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1928 — Page 14

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[The PASSING PROCESSION

BY 808 BATMAN WOULD you like to be an executioner—to send men and women, mostly men, to death with a touch of your hand on the electric switch? Surely not a pleasant task. Robert G. Elliott is official executioner for New York and three other

News of the Week Boiled Down

Eastern States. He doesn’t like his jolt, He kills by authority of the State, but he kills just as dead as any “SSO a murder” gunman. It isn’t a job which carries with it social prestige or the respect which goes to the mah w ohis doing his bit, no matter if it is only screwing bolts in the chassis of a Ford. But its wages make it possible for the official executioner and his family to eat. Elliott attempted to hide his-identity under the title of ‘‘Mr. X" when he was made New YoriT executioner. But it didn’ work. They found him out.

They bombed his home the other day. Elliott lias choked and burned to death more than 100 persons by authority of the State. Two of them were Sacco and Vanzetti. The friends of Sacco and Vanzetti, who believe those two died as martyrs to liberalism, are blamed for the bombing. ' - The bomb wrecked Elliot's home in New York City, broke windows for two blocks and blew members oof his family from their beds. And they had another bombing in Chicago. Two days after a jury of which he was a member had convicted Eugene (Red) McLaughlin of highway robbery, the home of Fred W. Eiche was bombed. It was Chicago Bomb No. 36 since Jan. 1. No one was killed. It tore a wall of the Eiche home away, though. Cost Eiche several thousand dollars. There are two things that you may be certain always play a prominent part in the news of the week, every week.

AVIATION HEADS LIST

Prohibition and aviation. Probably aviation comes first. The polar dirigible Italia made a sixty-eight-hour flight over the Arctic wastes about the’ north pole. Gen. Umberto Nobile, the commander, has announced he discovered no new land in the polar wastes. He plans to return to the pole proper Sunday. Detailed plans were announced by the Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc., for a forty-eight-hour airplane-railroad schedule to be put into effect soon between New York and Los Angeles. The fourteen-passenger planes of the company, with a scheduled speed of ninety miles an hour and a maximum speed of 120 miles an hour, are to tranesport the passengers during daylight and fast trains of the Sante Fe and Pennsylvania railroads are to carry the travelers at night.

BREMEN CREW HERE

The Bremen fliers, first to cross the Atlantic westward, continued their tour of the country and visited Indianapolis this week. It was an impromptu visit here, and although most of the usual official welcomers were on hand doing the usual thnigs, the city as a. whole didn’t get a chance to celebrate. The fliers were at Milwaukee and St. Louis before they came here, and flew to Detroit from here. At Detroit their plane developed motor trouble, first symptoms of which were apparent here, and the two German and Irish aviators resumed their tour of the country toward Boston by train. Under the subject of prohibition, a movement in Congress to curb the zeal of dry agents and coast guard officers to get their bootlegger or Whom they think is their bootlegger by the use of guns if necessary was the outstanding thing.

WOULD UNIFORM OFFICERS

It arose from the shooting, which probably will result in the blinding of Jacob D. Hanson, Elk official, by coast guardsmen near Buffalo. • .There was no liquor in Hanson’s i automobile. He refused to stop j when guardsmen commanded him ; to, thinking the officers were higli- .' daymen. Congressman Dempsey proposed j 'an appropriation of $50,000 to buy uniforms for all officers enforcing the dry laws along the border or In other out-of-the-way places so people may know whether men haling them are “breaking the law or enforcing it.” Federal Prohibition Commissioner Doran ordered drastic steps this week to curb druggists who sell non-alcoholic extracts which only need a shot or two of grain alcohol from the family bootlegger to make them a fair approximation of such pre-drouth beverages as gin, vermouth, apricot brandy and many others. But officials admitted that there ■were no legal steps possible to back up the drastic steps—only threats of loss of permits to handle medicinal liquors to those druggists who handle medicinal alcohol, or whisky. From Germany came a bit of news which offers the makings of a nice controversy.

Manjou Wed in Paris

Dr. Agnes Blum, after experiments with white rats, believes that fathers moderately addicted to alcohol, will have a majority of male children, while fathers who are totalabstainers will mostlikely populate the world pre-eminently with jgirls, the dispatches said. But other Qerman scientists said It isn’t so—that Dr. Blum’s results came only because of the characteristics of the aninjals she experi-, mented with, and that it doesn’t appl yto humans. At New York the sad waste of the “largest cocktail in the world” brought tears to the yes of yearners and- joy to the hearts of prohibitionists. The liner Munamar docked from the West Indies. A Federal dry agent inspecting the liner sought to slake his thirst with water, as all dry agents should,v but don’t, from a 1,000 gallon tank half full of rusty water. It tasted alcoholic, and it was discovered that 2,800 bottles of liquor had been hidden in the

The Whole World in Brief

tank under the water and had broken, mixing with the water to make the world's largest wasted cocktail.

Liquor to Determine Sex

The marriage of Adolphe Menjou j and Catherine Carver, American film stars, in Paris had a prohibition flavor too. The French, it seems, like Menjou had made quite a fuss about the matrimonial festivities. And immediately |he ceremony Menjou admitted ne had been terribly nervous throughout, so nervous that he wished he had a drink right then. Wonder if the W. C. T. U.’s will turn thumbs down on Menjou's pictures? The biggest event down at Washington this wek was the signature by President Coolidge of the $325,000,000 Jones-Reid flood control bill. The measure provides that amount to be spent by the Federal Government in the next ten years or so tc chain the mighty Mississippi which exhibited its might last year in a disastrous flood. The biggest political news of the week was Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon’s statement: ‘‘Mr. Hoover seems to come closest to the standard that is set for this high office.” Political observers declared it meant that Herbert Hoover \is assured of the vote of the Pennsylvania delegation for the Republican nomination for President, unless by* some freak of fate President Coolidge should be drafted, and that the entire support of the Coolidge Administration forces will be thrown to Hoover in preference to any of the candidates who have come forward to date.

UTILITIES TO MEET State Leads to Gather Here May 22. Public utility operators of Indiana will assemble here Tuesday, Wednesday dnd Thursday for the annual conventions of the Indiana Public Utilities Association, the Indiana Gas Association and the Indiana Electric Light Association. Utility leaders of national prominence will address the meetings at the Columbia Club. Included among these are Howard Sands, National Electric Light Association, president; J. F. Owens, vice president and general manager of the N. E. L. A. committee on public relations; B. J. Mullaney, vice president of the American Gas Association; Morse Dell Plain, vice-president of the Northern Indiana Public Service Company, Hammond; Thomas F. English, president of the Great Lakes Division of the N. E. L. A., South Bend; Harvey Harmon, of the Indianapolis Service Commission; Prof. R. B. Leckie, of the school of chemical engineering, Purdue University; Cf. S. Reed of New York, and John B. Mating of Hammond. Hoosiers prominent in the utility field who will address the gather-* erings, include W. R. Hirst, of the Indiana Bell Telephone Company; H. E. Jordan, of the Indianapolis Water Company, and F. L. Beinmann, of the Northern Indiana Public Service Company, Hammond. Arthur W. Brady of Anderson, president of the Union Traction Company, is president of the State Utilities Association. I. C. Shepart, of the Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company, Evansville, is president of the .Indiana Gas Association, and Robert M. Feustal, president of the Indiana Service Corporation of Ft. Wayne, is president of the Indiana Electric Light Association. QUIZ PAL OF MISSING BOY FOR NEW CLEWS Chicago Police Fail to Find Trace / of Body in River. Bu United Press CHICAGO. May 19.—The mystery surrounding the disappearance of 8-year-old John Pyrek today after a search for his body in the Chicago River failed to reveal any clew to his fate. Bruno Bogdon, 8, who told police three different versions of his playmate’s disappearance, was taken to the municipal psychopathic laboratory for mental tests, but was found normal. The expert who examined him believed Bruno’s latest story—that John fell in the river while fishing—was correct. The small boy first told police that John had been imprisoned by kidnapers in a box car, then said he had been buried under a huge pile of sand. When the sand pile was moved and no trace of the body found, Bruno switched to the drowning story. WINS YALE LATIN FUND V Ohio Youth Awarded Scholarship for Grades in Classes. Iln United Press NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 19 The oldest scholarship ai. Yale—the Berkeley Fund established in 1732—has been awarded to Mitchell Levensohn of Cincinnati, • Ohio, it was announced st the university today. The S3OO annual scholarship is awarded the senior who passes the best examination in Greek and Berkeley was the donor.

LAND SALES OF WEEKARE HIGH Real Estate Deals in City Total $270,000. Approximately $270,000 was involved in local real estate transactions, the weekly survey of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board showed today. Sales of lots is increasing and realtors predict much residence building this season in all parts of Indianapolis. Permits for new buildings totalled $386,325. Os this aggregate amount, $234,200 included thirty-one residences. A SIOO,OOO building is being constructed at Washington St. and Senate Ave., by the A. V. Stackj house Company for the Washington and Senate Realty Company. Sales aggregating $36,650 were announced by, the Farmers Trust i Company, and Fieber & Reilly announced sales amounting to $48,500. Twenty-nine lots were sold by. the American Town Lot Company for $17,641. Transactions including farm land properties were announced by the Washington Bank and Trust Company. While bronze tablets are affixed to six houses in which Charley Dickens lived in London, there is not a single statue to the great novelist in the metropolis. Funeral Directors 9 Wi T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Drexei 2570. FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME 1639 N, MERIDIAN. TA. 1835 BERT 8. GADD. 2130 PROSPECT BT. DREXEI, 8307 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market: Main 0808. G. H. HERRMANN 1722 S. East St. Dr. <477 UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUS. *♦Bl N Delaware LI 3825 KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N. Illinois St. Rl. 1243. Res . Be 386<-R 1. J. C. WILSON: luneral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive equipment Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0322 T ransportation COAST-TO-COAST YELLOWAY Chicago *4.00 Dayton $3.00 St. Louis $5.00 Pittsburgh SB.OO And points West | And points East 11 a.m.-ll p.m. Dailevl 5 a m.-5 pm. Daliev Denison Hotel. RI. 2273, LI. 4383. Traction BAs Terminal. MA. 4500 EnglUh hotel, Ri. 1273. Lost and Found BAR PlN—Platinum, with 18 diamonds. Reward. Ta. 1808. ‘ BILLFOLD—Mari's, black, leather; front Wasson’s on Wash. Reward. Ch. 1362-R. BOSTON BULL—MaIe, brlndle.' white brst.; lost: license tag 5136. Rew. Rl. 4646. POCKETBOOK—BIack, square, left on Dayton-Western Trattion Tuesday evening. containing monev. pen. pencil. bankbook and key. Reward. Be. 2632-R. WATER SPANIEL—MaIe: black, white spot on breast Lost. Name Coley. Reward. Dr. 1023. S2O BILL LOST THURSDAY MORNING Hartmann’s, Everitt's or market. Irv. 4639. Special Notices 2.000-NAME MAILING LIST - Up-to-date. F. A DUVALL, care of Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis. Ipd. CHIROPRACTOR DR. E. E. COPE. 122 E. Ohio *St. Dr. 3583. ELECTREAT- Bojv massage corrects poor circulation and nervousness JEAN SKINNF.R, 1112 Central Apt. K LI. 8873. MAGIC CLEANER Cleans woodwork, floors, all painted surface. ALBERT MAAB. 31 Va. Ave. Ma, 1225. NESTLE PERMANENT WAVE-Neck trim, hair set. $5. Ch. 1734-M.-MARCELLING. 50c: SHAMPOOING. 50C—--530 N. Alabama. Ri. 5882. j OSTEOPATHIC- Massage & Internal baths. Margaret Sellers, 312 E. Wash. Rm. 19. TIMES WANT AD$ BRING BUSINESS Instructions PIANO —And harmony lessons. Full hour, sl. Graduate teacher. Rl. 3080. _ Help Wanted Male

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN • THE INCREASING DEMAND FOR STUDEBAKER AND ERSKINE AUTOMOBILES PLACES US IN NEED OF TWO GOOD SALESMEN OVER 25 YEARS OF AGE WHO HAVE HAD SALES EXPERIENCE SELLING AUTOMOBILES. IT REPRESENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE GOOD MONEY SELLING SOMETHING IN WHICH ALL PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED. AUTOMOBILE EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY AND APPLICANT MUST HAVE LIVED IN CITY AT LEAST ONE YEAR AND BE FAMILIAR WITH THE CITY. FOR SUCH MEN AS CAN PRODUCE, WE WILL PAY SALARY AND COMMISSION. FOR INTERVIEW, PHONE IRVINGTON 2822 BETWEEN 8 AND 11 'AND 4 AND 5. COLLECTOR, EXPERIENCED PREFERRED. MUST KNOW CITY. LIBERAL COMMISSION. ANSWER IN OWN HANDWRITING. ADDRESS BOX NO. 500, INDIAN APOLIS TIMES. SEARS-ROEBUCK CO. Wants a rAI roofing salesman. Position will pay excellent returns to man who will apply his time. Apply at office. 311 ROOSEVELT BLDG. Help Wanted F.emale SALESLADY—SSO. Guaranteed for four orders for THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. School Teachers or equivalent In education will find selling from LIVE LEADS, a very profitable Summer’s work. See MB. COLYER, 22-Pembroke Arcade. MIDDLE-AGED LAD®—For general housework at once. 3029v> W. Michigan. EXPERIENCED COUNTER GIRL—No Sunday work. 326 N. Capitol Ave.. Situations Wanted Male Young man now employed from 12 until 6 p. m., wants work of mornings. Good education; aggressive; reference. Box 611 Times YOUNG COLORED MAN—Handy around home. Drives car; reliable: willing to leave city, LI. 8746. ' WANTED—Position as bookkeeper or office exec. John J. Parker. 1126 S. Senate Ave. Situations Wanted Female EXPERlENCED—Laundress—White: washlngs brought to the house. 1139 Shelby. GENERALS HOUSEWORK—By the day. m Ironing: no washing. Ch. 7984. "COLORED WOMAN—Spring house cleanIng. In and out of city. LI. 7159. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER—WiII call for, also bundle work; reference. He. 3248. EXP.—Young, colored woman: gen. housework; by half day; reliable. ~ r a, 7189. NEAT COLORED GIRL—Gen. ho. "“work: wiping worker: best reference. LI. 5819. LAUNDRY WORK—Or cleaning by the day; Thurs., or Frl.; reliable. Ch. 3169.

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Situations Wanted Female REFINED—CoIored girl: morn, wk; preferably bachelors or busl. people. Li. 2430. RELIABL& GlßL—General housework: $2 day, gar fare; willing worker, Ch. 4023. EXP.—Colored woman, gen. housework by day or week. Ch. 4340-w. EXP. NEAT COLORED GlßL—House clean lng. References. Ch. 7984. Business Announcements ~BICYCLKS AND RADIOS Repairing and supplies. Kiddies Shop, 940 Mass. Ave.. Li. 4960. CARPENTERING —Screen repairing; reasonable: prompt service, Harris. Hu, 6333. FEATHERS —Bought, sold and renovated feather mattresses, and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE, 416 Mass. Rl. 6695. HAULING—AII kinds, yard. basement cleaning; cinders and wood for sale. Ta. 4951, HOUSE —Painting. papering. cleaning. floor finish., wall wash. Dr. 4599. INTERIOR PAlNTlNG—Bathrooms especially. Hardwood floors reflnished. $8 per room and up. Rl. 9650. PAlNTlNG—lnterior and exterior; work guaranteed. H. T. DWIOGINB. Ch. 1853. PAPER CLEANlNG—Kitchens and bathrooms washed; A-l ref. HATHAWAY, Ma. 1307. PAPER CLEANlNG—Kitchens and bathrms, washed: A-l ref, Hathaway. M. 1307. PAPER CLEANING—EXPERTS. —Dr. 3810. JONES & MILLER. PAPER CLEANING —Paint washing, floors. Work guaranteed. LI. 1104. J. MASON. PAPER HANGING—REASONABLE. SAMPLES SHOWN, CH. 1884. PAPER HANGING—Paper furn. & samples, also cleaning work guar. Bel. 2859-J. PAPER HANGING Reasonable prices. samples shown. Call Rl. 3611. PAlNTlNG—Decorating done with lead and oil: work guar. Easy pay. Ch. 7742. RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED, ii Superior . Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. PAPER CLEANERS $1 A ROOM. WHITE MEN LOHMAN. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Rooms for Rent ALABAMA. N.. 418—Sleeping and light housekeeping robins. BEVILLE. N.. 327—Mod. sleeping rm.; suitable 2 girls or married couple. Ch. 6819. CENTRAL. 2149—Nice large rm.. mod.: breakfast: garage opt. He. 4668. CENTRAL, 144f -Nice front rm.; also ■ downst. rm., klu.i. privilege; gar. LI. 9504. COLLEGE. 3255—Desirable room, modern home privileges. Wa. 5195. COLLEGE. 854—Pleasant, large room; modern home: gentlemen. COLORADO. N., 44 Two young ladles; mod., near E. Washington car. Ir. 0298-J. DELAWARE N., 515—A1l modern sleeping rooms; phone: bath, hot water: $3.00. $3.50. $5.00 and $7.00, Ma. 1877. EAST- Clean, modern, convenient; 2 ladles, employed counle. Ch. 199tM. EASTERN. 915—Room, good home; bus. woman: car, bus. Break Opt. Ch. 2221 W. HARBOUR HOTEL 617'i N. 111., clean, mod. rms.; shower and tub baths; low dally and wkly. rates. ILLINOIS. N.. 2619—Attractive clean rm.. modern home: garage. Ha. 0321, ILLINOIS. N.. very attractive sleeping room; private entrance. ILL.. N , 1801 —Nice large rm . 3 windows: gentlemen: refined home. Ta. 5590. MERIDIAN. 2211 N.—Vleasant rm.; suitable 'emp couple or gentlemen. Ta. 4952. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2314—flesirable room: couple or man: nriv. home, Ta. 6654. NEW JERSEY N.. 813—Pleasant rm.. Ist 11: walking distance, $4. Rl. 2098. _ NORTH —Os Fall Ck. Beautiful rm.. private home: meals opt. Wa. 1586 NORTH OF FALL CREEK—Lovely room; business man: $5, Wa. 5179'. NORTH—Attractive alrv rm; close Central car. BEAKFABT APT. Wa, 2836. PRATT. W.. 29—Clean, sleeping rooms; from $2 up. | , SHELBY ST . 2144—Modern sleeping rms; convenient location; reasonable. RL 3939. SUMMITT, S.. 32—Slaep. TO. and large light housekeeping rm. Close to car line. 19TH, E.. 80S --Modern sleeping roomfprtvate home; gentleman: reas H.C 35.0. 24TH. 515 E.—Lovely room, near bath; prlvate home. Call He. 1734. FRONT ROOM FOR RENT—For 1 or 2 ladies, employed; board optional. 3000 north. Ta. 2770. LOVELY—Front rm. modern home; 111 car. Breakfast opt. Ha. 4649-R. NICE FRONT RM —Private entrance: home privileges; garage opt: references. $2.50 wk Ch. 5413-J. Cafl 6a.m.t04 p. m. 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 a accounts on our books. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A courteous Kiri will help you write your ad. Call Main 3500 Want Ad Dept,

Room for Rent With Board CAPITOL N.. 2301—Nice front rm.. mod. private home. 1 or 2. Ta. 2941. COLLEGE. 2466—Pleasant room; suitable for 2 young men; breakfast. He. 5960. DELA.. N.. 1230—Comfortable rms.: e>cellent meals: home comforts; ref. Rl. “119. KING. 742—Nice front rm.. near Link-delt-Malleable iron Works. Be. 2087-W. NEW JERSEY. N.. 517—Nice clear -om with good board. Modern home. PENN., N.. 1221—Lovely rooms with board. for 2; constant hot water. RANDOLPH. 14 N.—Modern rm.; E. Wash-. ington car line; good meals. LI. 5550. WANTED—SmaII girl to board. Mothers care unusual. 319 N. Euclid. SMALLr -Mother.ess baby to Tjn. and brd. Mother’s care; good home. Irv. 1751-R. Houses and Flats Furnished EELL AVE—In Rocky Ripple; 3-room furnished cottage: S2O. Wa. 4307-J. COLLEGE. 1509 —Married couple to share 5-room apartment. LI. 7068. KENWOOD AVE., 3336—Furn.. 5 rms.. upper duplex; large porch: adults. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALA., N., 1126—Nice front rm. downstairs, also mod, rm. up; gar, opt. Li. 3180. ASHLAND, 2240—2 rms.. kitchenette, private bath. Private entrance; everyth. furnished. AUDUBON RD.. S.. 227—Rm. for 2: home. kitchen privileges; $7 wk. Irv. 3043, BELLEFONTAINE, — 1606—2 nicely . furnlshed front rms.. downstairs. He. 1917. BELLEFONTAINE. 2332—2 "front connecting rm.: mod, private home. He. 1432. CAPITOL AVE., N.. 728 NICELY FURN. HSKPO. RMS. WALK. DISTANCE. CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Ave.; mod. rms.; 83.50 to $6; right downtown. COLLEGE, 854 —2 large rm. apt.; private bath, everything furnished; Ist fl. Private entrance; separate from home. CONGRESS. 821—2 light housekeeping rms,, modern; furnished. Talbott 3515. MERIDIAN, Ss. 1655—Nicely furn. clean rms., adults; private entrance. Dr. 0362. MERIDIAN. 1835 N.—2 RMS. KITCHENETTE FURN; MOD- ADULTS. NEW JERSEY, N.. 320—Newly decorated front rm., strictly mod.; employed cple. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2042—Upper and lower front apt. Lovely furnishings. Adults. NEW JERSEY, N„ 727—1 or 2 rms., desirable mod, home; reason.; walk, distance. NEW JERSEY. N., 130—Under newmanag.; good, clean rms,; prices right. Rl. 4145. NORTHWESTERN, 2507—2 FURN. FRONT RMS., EVERYTH. FURN.; $5. HA. 1172-R. OHIO. E.. 540—Nice front rm., everything furnished, $3.50, 1 side room, $3.00. OHIO. 1214 E.—2 mod. light hskpg. rms. Front entrance. Reasonable. OHIO,’e.. 538—1 large front rm., everyth. furn., $4: side rm., $3. SHELBY, 2605—2 housekeeping rms; private entrance. Drexei 2908-W. BT. CLAIR. E., 520—2 nicely furnished rooms. Reasonable. WALCOTT N., 44—Neatly furnished rooms. modern, garage. LI. 1167, WALNUT, 112 E.—2 clean light housekeeplr.g rms; mod; private entrance. Rl. 3629. WOODRUFK-506 Middle Dr.; 2 furn. ft. rms., kitchenette; reas. Ch, 0446-M. 10TH E.. 318—1 large housekeeping adjoining bath, 2 wardrobes, clean. Walking distance: $4.50. 10TH. E., 318 —Front suite up: suitable 3 r 4 persons: 2 large, light, modern rms. 2 large washrobes. newly decorated. 2 beds. Comfortable, clean, range, refrigerator; close in; $7.50 week. 10TH. 318 E.—Front rm. down: kitchenette. sink; prlv. entrance: newly dec; mod. 85.50 16TH. E.. 324—4 rooms, unfurnished; first floor) city heat; adults only. Room Wanted ONE nice, clean hskpg. room. Walking dis. Prefer north. Box C 625 Times. Apartments for Rent ASHLAND. 1527—Upper duplex. 6 rms. & bath: mod; heat & wa; $45; gar. Rl. 3584. ASHLAND, 2306—5 rooms, bath, janitor service; S4O. Li. 1957. Eve., He. 2797. CAPITOL. 2851 N.—Mod. 5-rm. apt., lower; built-in feat.; heat; gar,; laund. Ta, 2530. CENTRAL AVE., N.. 2019—4 large rooms and bath, strictly mod., private porch; SSO. Li. 1957, He. 2797 eve. MERIDIAN, 3623 N—Upper duplex; 8 rooms: 3 bedrooms; steam heated; garage; adults. Ha, 0656. INSPECTION INVITED. BEAUTIFUL AMBASSADOR APARTMENTS .Furnished or unfurnished; $57.50 to sx2s. Apartment-hotel service If desired. Call at building office. Penn, and Pratt Sts. Phone Ri. 1371. Moynahan Properties Company, 710 Union Title Bldg.

Apartments for Rent WASHINGTON ST.. 926 E.—One room and kitchenette; second floor; $lO month. City Trust Cos.. Lin 5535; Mr. Hurt, He. 4775, 15TH, E., 622—5 rms., bath, sun parlor, jan. service; S4O, LI. 1957, He. 2797 eve. 3- SUlTE—lllinois st. front; private bath. SHIEL APT. 220 N. Illinois St. 3 ROOM SUlTE—lllinois St. front, private bath: Shlel Apt. 820 N. 111. St. MODERN —5-room apt; newly decorated: 720 E. 13th. Low rent. Call Wa. 2181 or Li. 2318. • 4- APT. —121 S. Sherman Drive, with garage: S2O; semi-modern. Call Wa. 2181 or Li. 2318. SEMI-MODERN FLATS—2 and 4 rms. 3405 E. 10th. Ch. 0303. 1124 BROADWAY $37.00 1603 Centra! 55.00 1244 E. Washington 45.50 2035 W. Washington 42.00 1649 N. Alabama 37.00 668 E. 11th 37.50 418 E. 15th $43.00 and 55.00 1226 N. Illinois 37.50 38th and Illinois 55.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES COMPANY, 710 Union Title Bldg. LI. 3458. 4 ROOM APT.—Sun porch; in-a-door bed; hot and cold water: refrigerator; gas stove: Janitor service. Rl. 3647. BLACKSTONE APTS. 4001 E. Washington; living-room, bedroom; fully equipped kltchentte: rent Includes heat, water, light, gas; $45. H. H. WOODSMALL CO., INC. “We Insure everything but the hereafter” Nights, holidays. Lester Johnson. Dr. 2840. THE BEAUTIFUL CHATEAU APARTMENTS EAST 38TH ST. ONE APARTMENT LEFT. HAS ALL YOU WOULD WANT KITCHEN. ALL BUILT-IN FEATURES. DINING ROOM LIVING ROOM. ONE '.(-A-DOOR BED. . TWO BEDROOMS. AND ALL THIS FOR sllO A MONTH. SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL LI. 6612. Houses for Rent BELL, 545—6-room modern double, east; $25; garage, water pd. Li. 8177, Ch. 1503-J. CALHOUNUnTfi—SmaII double. semi-mod,; garage: water paid. FORBES-HUBBAKD LUMBER CO. Dr. 7400. ; COLLEGE AVE . 1902—Attractive 4 rooms over drugstore. Only $lB. Ta. 1736. CORA, 128—Colored; 4-room double; sls. GREGORY it APPEL, LI. 7491. DEARBORN. N.. 2247—5 rooms: modern; water paid; S3O. Owner. Ir. 1378-R. DENNY ST.. S.. 35—5-room modern bungalow; garage. Dr. 3297-J. N. GREELY. 101-*5-room semi-modern; garage. A-1 condition. $17.50. LI. 6274. HERMANN. 122—5-room cottage; good condition; water paid LI. 6695. HIGHLAND. 444—Double. 6 rooms and bath: 828. Dr. 4605. 2131 N Jefferson; 4 rms.. paper s}2-50 1823'2 W. New York: 3 rms 10.00 COLORED 426 Toledo; 4 rms., toilet 15.00 803 W. Twelfth; 3-rm. cottage...... 900 R. H. HARTMAN. 224 N. Del. LI. 4971. '567 JONES ST. Single 3 rooms, lights and water; sl2 50. Ma. 1078. Li. 9521. W. R HUNTER CO. KEALIHG. 105—6-room modern double; also modern cottage Ir. 1232-W. LYNN. N.. 540—3 rooms, pantry; sls mo. Li. 9194. MERIDIAN S . 1822—4-room double. Partly modern, newly papered; S2O. Li. 7836. MORELAND. N.. 926—6 rms. mod., long living rm.; built-in features: $25. MORRIS. W.. 301—6 rooms modern house. Ha. 3704. — 568 W. MORRIS Single: 3 rooms; electric lights; water paid; $12.50. Ma 1078. LI. 9521. W. R. HUNTER CO. NORTH—B-room mod dblc.. new. dec. throughout: floors refinlshed Ha. 0453-J. ORIENTAL, S., 52—4-room house; sl2. Hu. 1886. ORIENTAL. S . 54—Rear; colored; 3 rooms; $lO. Hu. 1886 PIF.R&ON AVE.. 2240—6-room, half double, strtctlv modern: adult only: $35. Take Illinois car to 22d St. Inquire next door south. Ta. 0548. . '1439 Pruitt; 4 rms., water pd IJf-00 2022 Rembrandt; 4 rms.. elec 18.00 2023 W. New York; 3 rms.. elec 12.50 567 W. Wilkins; 4 rms.. water . .. 16.0(1 LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. Ma. 3715. 144 E. Ohio. Be. 4012 R-l. RITTER. S.. 374 —Beautiful ‘lrvington; 4 rooms, semi-modern: $18; water paid. J. W. FRIDAY. LI. 8760. RURAL. N.. 202 1 a —Apt.. 4 rooms, kitqhenette; semi-mod., water pd. 818. BT. PETER. 6., 914—5 rooms semi-mod-ern. water pd., garage; $lB. J. W. FRIDAY, Lt 8760 TEMPLE. S . 33—’2 double: 3 rooms, semimod., newly deco. He. 5805. VERMONT W.. 1828—5-room double; good condition; S2O. Wa. 0825. 19TH, E.. 2835—5 rms., semi-mod., near Brookslde Park: s2l: wat. pd. Ha. 2062-W. ♦.a SO: COLLEGE AVE.—Attrac. 6 rms mod.; built-in feat. Only $35. Ha. 2964. NEWLY painted. 6 rooms, modern: garage; car line east; water paid, ch. 1184. SQUARE E. Wash, car: 6 rooms, bath, vard. car space: $26. Ch. 5931. 4-ROOM BUNGALOW-Peoered: to clean, party only; 820. Hu. 2726. NEAR HOLY ANOELS church and school; 5- mod., except fur.: $20.50 Ta. 5844. UPPER DUPLEX—B rooms, modern: hardwood, awnings, porches. Ha. 1361-W. RAILROADERS ATTENTION See four-rm. newly decorated cottage at 1122 De Loss St., near Shelby: 810 mo. >2 SQ. I LI,. CAR-~6-rm. modern double: decorated: reflnlshed: S4O. Ha, 0453-J. DESTROY—Bed bugs and eggs with Sudden Death. ALBERT G. MAAS. 31 Va. Ave. Ma. 1225. Vi SQ. S. MERIDIAN CAR—4 rooms, semlmod. single. Dr. 1769-W. Your Credit Is Good Vou can phone in your 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 air 1 will help you write your ad. Call Main 3500. Want Ad Dept.

Wanted to Rent 8 OR MORE RMS.—E. Wash, or S. Rail Crpek. betwpen College. 111. Ta. 3903. Cottages and Resorts MAXINKUCKEE LAKE Very desirable frontage for sale. Build your own cottage. Price right. Act promptly. Owners. Write Geo. H. Thayer Jr.. Plymouth, Ind. Five-room COTTAGE--Best part of Lake Manitou; garage. J. W. FRIDAY & CO., 334 Lemcke Bldg. LI. 8160. SUMMER COTTAGE FOR RENT _____ LI. 8905. _ Business Places 1 jr Rent EXCELLENT Location for restaurant, near Interstate car shop and Big 4 R. R. Fix, turn.: S2O mo.; gd. cond. Ch. 4388. Storage and Transfer OTTO j 7 SUESZ Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland hauling. Special rates on return loads. Main 2333 Rilev 3628. Ch. 4579-0699-W. TRANSFER—CoaI. feed. gen. hauling, all E, 84th. W. E. Rodocker. Wa. 4433, Houses for Sale ~OHIO STREET, WEST, 1507 7 rooms newly painted and papered, excellent condition, vacant, large 50 foot lot. near school and churches, priced ridiculously low at $2,300.00; clear to sell immediately. $200.00 down, balance like rent at $21.00 monthly. LAWRENCE J. SEXTON. Realtor. Main 0151. Irv. 0816-J. BARGAIN Cozy 5-room bungalow and room for bath with Inside toilet, t'ink in kitchen, electric pump, nicely derorated. garage, cement porch; 50 foot lot. Dre el. near 34th St., $3,600. Easy tonns. Riley 3756. HAVERFORD AVE. Brick homes cost only $6,750-$6,850. All modern; 1 square south of College car line, along 63rd St.: SSOO cash. $55 per month. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO., 243 N. Delaware St. FOR COLORED Double bungalow; 4 roomsfa side; elec, lights, gas. city water; A-l condition. Shriver Ave. near 25th St. Small down payment. MR. SNOW. Ta. 4295. LI. 5596. CLOSE IN—sloo CASH $32 per month; 5/rooms, modern; old house, but in good condition. 827 S. East St. Mr. SMITH, 243 N. Delaware St. Ma. 1244. COLORED BARGAIN—Fine 6-room modern. 2-car garage; cost over $6,000. Must sacrifice for $4,400. Very easy terms. 2952 Shriver Ave. Ta. 4880. I LIVE ON WEST SIDE—And devote my efforts there. All kinds of property, sale or trade. McTARSNEY. 2608 W. Mich. Be. 3609: eves.. Be. 2352. ARLINGTON. S. 130—4-rm. mod. bungalow; garage; paved street; easy terms. Call Li. 7540 between 4 and 5:30 p. m. Mr. Gray. HERSHELL, 1505—6 rooms modern, except bath tub; near South Grove goif links. Sacrifice, $1,500 equity for S7OO, MY 5 ROOM HOME—On Hobart Lane, north of Raymond; $1,700, S6OO cash. sl2 monthly. Leaving city. Dr. 5854-J. ROOSEVELT 2338 Well-built 6-room hme; 2 lge, lots, car-line. Owner. Ch 7059. 5-ROOM MOD. DOUBLE—Garages; barg. Rents S3O a side. Tra. 5085, day time. LINWOOD, 702 Large 7-room house, modern, by ownfers. ir. 1440-M. 6 ROOMS—Semi-mod. bung., and extra lot. For oulck sale. $3,500. Ta. 6531.

Houses for Sale OAKLAND, 830 N.—Long liivng-room, brick fireplace, bookcases, dining-room beam ceilings, hardwood floors, nice kitchen. Frlgidalre. 3 lovely bedrooms and bath up, brick porch, full basement, garage. Cash or terms. Make offer. Open for Inspection Sat. and Sun, May 19 and 20. I nave also some lovely bungalows, east. I can sell as low as SSOO down payment. Some are new, 1 in Irvington. The streets in front of all these propertles improved, C. J. OSBURN. Dr. 6184. FOUR BEDROOM HOME This house has a full basement, steam heat, garage for 2 cars. It is a centerhall type, located on College Ave. north of 30th St. Terms $1,500 cash, balance S9O per month. Interest at 6'/ 2 per cent on the third payment. JOSE-BALZ CO. 1160 Fairfield Ave. Wa. 1958. $250 CASH and $35 per month, buys thoroughly modern live-room bungalow, now being completed at 121 S. Traub Ave. Will paper; finish floors and furnish shades and linoleum to suit purenaser. Price 33,950; clear of all Barrett. Will consider vacant lot as cash payment. F. J. VIEHMANN CO., Realtors, Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2840. . Res.. Irv. 4292. 6-ROOM BUNGALOW 3813 E. 31ST ST.; $3,500. Here is a good home Just around the corner from bus line, street car and stores; garage, electric lights, Areola heating plant. House located near Thirtieth and Sherman Drive in good neighborhood arid has just been painted. Terms. SIOO cash. $34 per month. See this or call Mr. Stiles. Lin. 3820. ALEXANDER AVE.—Near Mich. Rd. and Emerson Ave., attractive new 5-rm. bungalow: large living and dining rms., 2 bedrms.. bath, closets, kitchen, pantry, builtin kitchen cabinet, elec., brick porches, cement walk, cinder drive, well, garage. Near new school and church. Away from smoke. Easy terms, owner. Beech Grove 150-J 1 ..... „ 6-ROOM COTTAGE at 1445 Olive St. Paved street; all assessments paid; complete bath: electric lights, gae, city water garage. Will repaper and furnish new shades for purchaser. Brice $3,150: $250 cash, $27.50 per month. * P. J- VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors, Builders 142 N - Delaware St. Rl. 2840, Reslaence. Irv. 4292. SIOO DOWN, BALANCE LIKE RENT Five-room modern; full basement garage; located 3900 west, near National Rd Real bargains. Call Li. 2318 or Ha. 2550-R. BROAD WAY~BUNGALOW Five rooms, bath, furnace, gas. electric lights, front veranda, rear porch, garage on a large lot; within 1 square car line and boulevard. Underpriced at $6,250. on terms. C. H. BAILEY. Realtor. Main 3746. - 336 American Central Life Building. $l5O CASH 1028 Albany St.: New 5 rooms, dandy bath, large cement porch. Window shades, linoleum, garage, paved street. Price $3,600. No Barrett. N. J. FOX. Ma. 6755. Eve.. Hu. 1168. WILL BUILD 3-room houses. $640 and up: 4-room houses, $1,025 and up; 4-ronm stucco. $1,585 and up. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. L. O. BRIGHTMIRE CO. Li. 7810. NEAR SPEEDWAY—I2I4 Livingston Ave.; new 5-room dwelling; garage; full basement, furnace, elec, lights, brick and cement porch and walks. Priced to sell. Small down paym't. Owner on grounds. SHELDON. 5160 N.—Splend. 5-room bung. Owner sell or trade equity. Hu. 5150. Lots for Saie WILL BUILD 3-room houses. $640 and up; 4-room houses. $1,025 and up; 4-room stucco, $1,585 and up. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. L. G. BRIGHTMIRE CO. LI. 7810. Suburban for Sale $50.00 CASH Chicken Ranches—Truck Gardens Bungalows; l 3 <-acre tracts or larger. Including garage, nice chicken house, electric lights, well, fenced. Drive out Sunday southwest on Kentucky Ave. on State Rd. 67 through Mavwood to the top of Harmon Hill, see sign then straight ahead 1 mile south on Dandv Trail to Cottage Park. 7>i miles from Circle. Paved all the way. Monthly payments $24 to $32 per month. See MR. NEUKOM on grounds or call Li. 3820 or Li. 7795. MILLERSVILLE ROAD MODERN house with 35 acres. High wooded corner tract with variety of fruit and flowers. 8 miles northeast of Monument: $1,200 an acre if sold now. EDWARD TAYLOR, owner. Lt. 2361. 20 ACRES—On National Rd.: 2 miles east Greenfield. Interurban. bs: new bungalow. plenty fruit: pretty home; crop Jn. Priced to sell. No trade. Owner C. MERENDA, Greenfield. Ind.

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QLENRIBQE Situated on East list Street—-at Drexei Bosart and Wallace Prices s IOO to S 4HO Except the 21st St. Lots, Which Are Slightly Higher Terms Within Reach of Everybody * 75c to sl'Cash then 75c to $1 a Week No interest or taxes, for 2 years o Some of the lots'have sewer and hard=siurfaced streets. This is a dose=in Smb. and otur prices are much less than similar lots miles farther mt Saturday & -Simday Are the Big Sale Bays Bo ta 9 t oimr new, nifty, s=room modern buingalows on the addition for a small cash Fo rg’Clt deposit, balance one per cent monthly. t George Q. Brace • 233 East Ohio Street Phone MAin 1168

Suburban for Sale HOSS SOUTH MERIDIAN HIGHLAND (In the 4800 block) (Now selllngl A most attractive subdivision on the south side. In a valuable section. Large lots and tracts. Meridian St. Improved. Bus service. Very reasonable ■ prices and terms. Salesman on ? round daily. For phone In- , ormatlon call Mr. Fthwenzer, Dr. 0641, or Mr. Maxwell. Ma. 3305. FLETCHER SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Real Estate for Exchange 160 ACRES in Hamlin Township, Brown County, Indiana hill farm on the famous Bear Wallow Ridge, 8 miles northeast Nashville; 314 miles due east of Goshen. Good 2-stor.y frame house, good barn. 4 or 500 9-year-old apple orchards; Grimes Golden and Delicious varieties. The beatuy spot of Brown County. Ideal for chickens, plenty of tillable land. An Ideal summer home. Will exchange for good equity In home. Call Ha. 1586, evenlngs. 6-ROOM BUNGALOW—On O.ney St. "for sale or trade on good rental. By owner, Ch. 1043. WILL ACCEPT—Lot equities north on one of our homes south, near Fountain Square. MR. BRIDGES, Ma. 1244. RMING. HOUSE—22 rms.; money maker; trade equity chlckn rnch, bung. Ch. 5867. Farms Wanted WANTED—Cash price from owner; farm for saie. D. F. BUSH. Minneapolis. Minn. Building and Contracting LIFE-TIME HOMES See them while being constructed. An hour or so spent inspecting them will convince you of their superiority. Let us build your home. Easy payments. 243 N. Delaware St. Phone day or evening. Main 1244. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. WILL BUILD 3-room houses, $640 and up; 4-room houses, $1,025 and up; 4-room stucco, $1,585 and up. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. L. O. BRIGHTMIRE CO. LI. 7810. GENERAL building and contracting; remodeling a specialty. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY. 136 N. Delaware. Li. 5050. Miscellaneous for Sale BABY BUGGY—LIoyd; good condition; cheap. 820 N. Bradley. BABY BUGGY—FIoya; good cond, $lO. 1409 Keallng. BABY CARRIAGE—LIoyd reed: _practically new. Owner sells reasonable. Ta. 5070. BABY STROLLER—Fireless cooker, gas range; A-l; owner leaving city; sac. Dr. BED DAVENPORT—2 rockers; Kaltex mat. Ha. 0272. 1150 W. 33d St. Cabbage plants Copenhagen Charlesto -nd Gersey. 75c per 1,000. Baltimore tomato plants wilt resistance; SI.OO per 1,000. All plants shipped In damp moss root protection, fresh delivery, guaranteed price f.o.b. PITTS PLANT CO.. Fitzgerald, Ga. CHECK WRITER—Late model Todd; owner sac. for S3O. Rennard, Ma. 4551, Irv. 0950-W. COMBINATION—CoaI and gas range. $8; gas hot plate; $2, 1212 N. Tibbs. DAVENPORT, book case, 2 Charles beds, dresser, library table, rugs, velvet and Brussels, etc.; all in excellent shape. Owner sacrifices. 5823 Beechwood. DAVENPORT—Mission, leather seat: pertect cond. Owner sac., 820. Hu. 4580. DINING ROOM—Suite, oak, A-l cond.; $35 by owner. 2224 W. Wash. 8e^3141-J. DINING room suite, 11 pieces; early Engllsh. Call at 2715 N. Meridian, Apt. 1. ELECTRlC—Sandwich toaster. Holcomb & Hoke; used very little: cost $l6O. Owner will sacrifice. Be. 0719. GAS RANGES—Used $lO up; comb, ranges, used sls up; oil stoves, used. $8 up. CHARLES KOEHRING, 882 VIRGINIA; GAS RANGE—Bottled; cost $l5B. Owner sacrifices for $75. Dr. 7106 R. 4. GAS RANGE —Good condition; owner sells for S2O. LI. 9473. ICE CHEST—Best of condition. Owner sacrifices. Hu, 2493; 9 to 6 p. m. MIMEGRAPH—EIectric D. C. motor. 78 A. B. Dick. Call Ma. 4450. OVERSTUFFED Living-room suite. Extra line. Ta. 4527 or Ma. 1690. PAlNT—Superior house paint, outside or inside, 15 colors and white. $1.50 gallon. 366 S. Meridian St. FT. 9165. PUP TENTS—SI.SO EACH. 1302 W. WASHINGTON ST. REFRIGERATOR—McCray grocery, 600 lbs., cost $326. Owner sac; 8100, Ta. 7044 ' SINGER SEWING MACHINES Electric, drop heads, repair all makes. 126 W. WASHINGTON. MA. 1418

.MAY 19, 1928

Miscellaneous for Salm $6 SLICKERS FOR $3.6*. 118 VIROINIA AVE. SWING. INLANDER HAMMOCK OWNER WILL SELL CHEAP. 1854 CENTRAL. TENTS Buy your wall tenti. auto tents, pup tents, pyramidal tents, concession tents and tents of all kinds from us; either new or used: see us and save monev; all sizes water-proof truck covers, tarpaulins o1 < 2,T W JS! tp . „ c ,! nvas covers. HOOSIER TARPAULTO AND CANVAS GOODS CO.. 1302 ‘ W, Washington St TYPEWRITERS—L. C. Smith No 8. $36; Underwood No. 5. $33.75. Good used machines rebuilt. 104 Monument Circle LI. 6822. TYPEWRITER—L. C. Smith No. 8. used very little. This machine Is absolutely % s Sell cheap for quick sale Call COPLEY at Ma. 3500, dav ilme. 6 QUEEN ANNE DINING CHAIRS—WaInu-. finish; kaltex tea cart: Excella electrto cooker. Owner. Hu. 5627. 5861 Broadway, JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Corona and all makes of rebuilt wrlters. 142 N. Meridian. LI. 6890. SMALL GOOD USED fireproof office safes; i^he^rl^cS" r i24 M W. le Oh(o. BarßalnSFOß FURNITURE BARGAINS Go to 1640 So. Meridian St. COMPARE O’JR PRICES AND CONVINCE A few of our bargains are listed here: Gas range, high oven $6.60 • Library table 3.50 Dining table 450 Ice box, side leer 5 00 Ice box. top leer 3 50 9x12 velvet rugs g'oo Lamps and shades complete 4.50 §°<*ers 2.50 A?! cotton mattress, new".'.’.s 95 Coil springs 495 We will also furnish you with furniture $93 Ugh lor 3 rooms complete for only Easy terms. DIXIE FURNITURE CO. 1640 SO. MERIDIAN ST. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE~CO~ Electric wiring, motor repairing, electrical appliances, all kinds. 136 S. Mer. Ma. 2363 USED STORE FIXTURES Cash registers, scales, showcases. Buy and sell. 312 Virginia Ave. Rl. 2927. RUMMAGE SALE—U sea ciotnuig and furniture. 137 W. Georgia St NEW and rebuilt scales, sliccrs and meat choppers: service on all makes. Ma. 4874. DALTON SCALES CO,. 243 _N. Penn' LEAVING CITY—S rooms furniture, planoT Low prices. 2818 N. Capitol. Ta. 1792. • STRONG—MetaI bed and springs! - cheap! Goad condition. Ir, 3390-/ NEW and rebuilt typewriters, sls and up! We jre authorized dealers and have manv nne bargains in portables and other office equipment that we have traded in. Easy terms. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANOE. LI. 9470. 3-Room outfit complete: $129.50'. 200 SO. MERIDIAN ST. BARRETT-WADE FURNITURE CO.. '§6B Virginia Ave.: furniture, rugs, stoves, refrigerators. New and used furniture for working people. Cash or credit. Easy terms. Open evenings. Dr. 3667. 1 Regfrlgerator; top icer; - $5!95. 200 SO. MERIDIAN ST. A-l LUMBER—Celling and window molding; hrd. new; chp. JHu. 2493 9 to 6 p.m. 1 ice Chest: 54.95. 200 SO. MERIDIAN ST. $49 EQUlTY—Chambers tireless range. Lika new. Owner sac, for S2O. Ch 4616 R-l.j Genuine Oak" Porch Swings: $3.98. 200 SO. MERTDTAN ST. 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 dua accounts on our books. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A courteous girl will help you write your ad. Call Main 3500. Want Ad Dept. Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED. AT ONCE, ELEOTRTC WASHING MACHINE; WILL PAY CASH. DR. 4840. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clothing, furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Rl. 6622. 127 W. Georgia St. WANTED—Several loads of surface soil for filling purposes, 3123 McPherson Ave. Machinery and Tools BOILERS—Steam and hot water, 2; used; SSO and S4O each. Radiators, used. 4. 20c per foot. 813 Ft. Wayne Ave. Pets and Live Stock POLICE DOG—Pedigreed: 1-year-old: l color, black and cream. Very reasonable It sold at once. 1506 Dawson.

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