Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 147, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1928 — Page 30

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SR. REAVIS TO BE SPEAKER AT MASSMEETING Champion of Negro Cause to Give Address at Y. M. C. A. Sunday. “Danger Signals Ahead” is the subject of Dr. J. T. Reavis, of Butler university, scheduled to address a mass meeting for men only at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the /. M. C. A.. Senate avenue and Michigan street. Dr. Reavis succeeds Dr. Howard E. Jensen, wno as head of the department of sociology at Butler, became nationally known because of his frank and fearless expressions on questions affecting the Negro race. Dr. Reavis has taught in South American republics and Australia during the last twenty years. His reputation is that of a forceful speaker and a fearless friend of the Negro. Music for the meeting Sunday is to be by the Attucks High school quartet and the masonic military hand. Another record is expected, say P. E. De Franz executive secretary. Conference Is Opened Large delegations from Ohio, Kentucky, and Illinois are attending sessions of the C. M. E. conference, which began Wednesday at St. Phillips temple, Drake and West streets. C. H. Phillips is presiding bishop. The Rev. A. J. Norris is pastor. Reports from the district show progress in all conference activities. Bishop R. A. Carter will preach at the church Sunday morning. Appointments by Bishop Phillips are scheduled for Sunday night. Dr. Ida Mae Miller will speak at the opening of the World Fellowship meeting Sunday afternoon at the Y. W. C. A. during the vesper hour. Dr. Miler is to lead devotional exercises each night through Tuesday, fro m7:30 to 8:30. The public is. invited. Mrs. Rose Hummons is chairman. Miss Mildred Marshall is to review “Porgy” during the story and literary hour today. This group is in charge of all meetings of the high school groups. League Is Growing “One Among the Greatest” and “The Unheeded Warning” will be the sermon subjects for the Rev. Walter Chenault Sunday at St. Paul A. M. E. church. The Young People's League and Forum of St. Paul church, which meets at 6:45, is increasing in attendance and quality of program. George Berry is scheduled to discuss the moral to be drawn from the recent election at Sunday’s meeting. “Two Sons” will be the second of the November series of- parable sermons at Jones Tabernacle church Sunday morning. The Rev. Stephen G. Spottswood is to preach. Dr. E. A. White, pastor of Simpson M. E. church, is to be the principal speaker at the church service Sunday afternon at 3 o’clock. The evening program is to be a platform service under the auspices of the W. H. M. society. Announcement is made of the death of Andrew Garrett, 1337 Columbia avenue, Thursday evening at 6 o’clock at the home. He had been a prominent citizen of the east side for a number of years. ; Funeral arrangements are announced for Mt. Zion Baptist qhurch at 1:30 Saturday afternoon. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Millie (parrett, and Mrs. Hattie Rawles and Mrs. Minnie Donahue, daughters. Founders’ Day Planned ; A “Founders’ day” program is to be presented at Bethel A. M. E. ohurch Sunday under auspices of the Sigma Gamma Rho sorority. The program is to include an address by the Rev. R. L. Pope, and Miss Maud Meriweather is to present the purpose of the sorority as Visioned by its founders, according to Miss Margaret E. Smith, president. Miss Gertrude Martin is secretary. , Attorney R. L. Brokenburr is to be the speaker at the Men of Simpson Club Sunday evening at 6:30. The meeting will close promptly at 7:30, stated president, W. H. Keys. The public is invited. 1 The Y. W. C. A. .quartet is scheduled to present a program at I’riends church at Danville, Ind., Monday night. The quartet was at Friends church during October. Mrs. Martha Hill, Mrs. Willa Johnson, Mrs. Viola Wilson and' Mrs. Selma Harry are members. ' All F. & A. M. members of the City are conducting a popularity contest continuing. Candidates are requested to meet officials at Masonic hall, 351 Indiana avenue. The first prize is a white gold Masonic ring; second is a white gold lapel pin. Club Will Meet The Old Settlers’ Social and Civic Club will meet Tuesday evening, Nov. 13, with Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders, 2120 Alfree street. Mrs. Ella Covington is president and Mrs. Stella Fisher is secretary. Dr. Mary G. Evans, former pastor of St. JoJhn A. M. E. church, entertained teachers of School 19 and Mrs. Clio Kurtz, principal of School 64, Monday, with a \'.nner at her home, 1665 Columbia avenue. Dr. Evans left for Chicago Wednesday to begin her work for the community fund of the A. M. E. conference. The “prevention of accident council” met Thursday at School 26. Luncheon was provided by the domestic science department. The club consists of five principals of city schools. - School No. 19, of which Mrs. Harriet Kelly is principal, gave its community play Thursday night. The Rev. P. D. Jacobs will preach at the Witherspoon United Presbyterian church, Sunday morning al 11 o’clock. “Back to Jesus” will be his subject. The Rev. D. F. White is pastor. Alliance Meeting Called The Baptist Ministers Wives’ Alliance will meet with Mrs. W. M. Patterson, 1001 Tabor street, Mon-

Killer’s Sister

This smiling photo of Mrs. J. S. Disosway of Atlanta, Ga., was snapped before the two young “thrill slayers,” George Harsh and Richard Gallogly were taken into custody and charged with murder. For Mrs. Disosway is the sister of Harsh, confessed gunman and killer in a brief career of banditry.

INDIANA G. 0. P. KEEPSjOSEATS Three Democrats Will Go to National House. Ten Republicans and three Democrats again will comprise the Indiana delegation in the National House of Representatives, final tabulation of Tuesday’s vote disclosed. Compensating for the loss of the Seventh district to a Democrat, Republicans captured the Third from the opposition. Final returns: First Rowbottom (Rep.), 48,816; Boehne (Dem.), 47.235. Second—O. T. Stout (Rep.), 44,952; Greenwood (Dem.), 45,000. Third—Dunbar (Rep.), 47,688; Gardner (Dem.), 45,300. Fourth—Hisey (Rep.), 40,348; Canfield (Dem.), 44,663. Fifth—Johnson (Rep.), 51,315; Moore (Dem.), 39,547. Sixth—Elliott (Rep.), 50,795; Larrabee (Dem.), 38,325. Seventh—Updike (Rep.), 87,945; Ludlow (Dem.), 94,615. Eighth—Vestal (Rep.), 59,699; Ward (Dem.), 42,644. Ninth—Purnell fß,ep.), 53,945; Mackintosh (Dem.). 40,273. Tenth—Wood (Rep.), 87,965; Sobraska (Dem.). 43,814. Eleventh —Hall (Rep.), 49,489; Townsend (Dem.). 41,960. Twelfth—Hogg (Rep.), 56,436; Jackson (Dem ) 45 592 Thirteenth—Hickey (F-ep.), 90.864; Perkins (Dem.), 61,332. DRIVER TO APPEAL Ex-City Employes Convicted on Drunk Charges. John Cross, 530 South West street, former city street cleaning department dump truck driver, today prepared to appeal his conviction on a drunken driving charge from municipal to criminal court. Cross and two other former street cleaning department employes, were convicted of taking a wild joy ride in the dump truck Oct. 29, narrowly missing a group of school children in West Washington street. The other employes were William Murphy, 211 North Gray street, who is making arrangements to pay a $lO fine and Boling Dillahay, 803 Smith lane, who paid a $lO fine. City hall records today showed that the trio were relieved of their city jobs the day after the alleged ride. The impression gathered from their trial Thursday that they were on a city ash collection truck was erroneous. They worked for thestreet cleaning department. VICTORY BALL PLANNED Reserve Officers Sponsor Dance at Indiana Monday. Reserve Officers Association of Indianapolis will sponsor a victory ball Monday night in the Indiana ballroom, according to Lieutenant R. D. Woods of the field artillery reserve, who is general chairman. The ladies’ auxiliary to the Seventh district of the American Legion will open a downtown ticket sale Saturday and Monday at the Claypool, Elks Club, Chamber of Commerce, Circle Motor Inn ‘and Spink-Arms under the direction of Mrs. Agatha Ward, ticket chairman. A percentage of the ticket spies goes to the welfare fund of the group. PHILHARMONIC TO PLAY “Star-Spangled Banner” to Get Symphony Rendition Here. The New York Philharmonic Symphony orchestra will play the “Star Spangled Banner” to open its concert at the Murat theater Monday evening, Ona B. Talbot announced today. This will be the first time the national anthem ever has been played by a Symphony or chestra, it was announced. day. Mrs. J. T. Saunders is president. A meeting and supper is on the program of the industrial and in-ter-racial groups at the central Y. W. C. A. at 6:30. Dr. C. L. Knox of Louisville, is to preach at Simpson A. M. E. church Sunday morning. Dr. E. A. White is paster. Charles Erwin, who has been manager of the Walker theater, is reported seeking new connectionts in the east. It is said Erwin left the Walker management last Saturday. His successor Ijas not been announced.

JOSEPH BILEr PASSES AWAY Leading Indiana Democrat to Be Buried Sunday. Joseph F. Riley, 81, long prominent :n Democratic politics in Indiana died at 3 a. m. today at St. Vincent’s hospital of pneumonia, following a week’s illness. Until he was taken sick last Friday, Mr. Riley assisted the Democratic campaign frpm headquarters at the Claypool. Born in Vernon, Ind., Mr. Riley entered politics at an early age and at 21 became Jennings county clerk. Coming to Indianapolis thirty-five years ago, he held various party and governmental offices. He was for a time a deputy in the United States pension office under Cleveland, was employed by the Indianapolis Traction Company and was secretary of the Democratic state committee for a number of years. In 1910 he became secretary of the railroad commission which later became the public service commission. He is survived by a niece, Corrine Welling, residing with Mr. Riley’s brother-in-law, A. W. Bowen, 5202 Washington boulevard. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 4 p. m. at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be at Vernon Sunday. WRIGHT GIVES FIRST AIRPLANE TO ENGLAND Ends Ten-Year Dispute With Smithsonian Institute. By United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—Displeased' with the Smithsonian institute label describing the flight of the first airplane, Orville Wright, air pioneer, has given it to England, he announced here. The plane was loaned to the British government and placed in the Science Museum of South Kensington, London. Wright, here attending the National Aeronautic Association contest meeting, said he had made the loan permanent and the plane would not be returned to this country. ’ Final disposition of the machine ends a ten-year controversy between Wright and the Smithsonian institute over credit for air achievements. Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM - Main office 2226 Shelby st. Drexel 2570. FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME 1639 N. MERIDIAN TA. 1835. George Griiisteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Riley 5374. G. 11. HERRMANN 1722 S. East sL_ Dr. 4477. UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware. Li. 3828. "A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE.” RAGSDALE & PRICE. LI. 3808 1219J5L Alabama. J C. WlLSON—Funeral nariors. ambuianct service and modern automotive equipmerit. Dr 0331 and Dr 0322 T ransportation YELLOWAY Coast to Coast Busses Finest on the Highways. Sale, Comfortable, Luxurious. Chicago, $4.00 Los Angeles, $52.00 St. Louis, $5.00 Pittsburgh, $6.50 Kansas City. SIO.OO Dayton. $3.00 Denver. $23.53 New York. $16.50 YELLOWAY-PIONEER SYSTEM, INC. Depot Dennison Ho el. Riley 2273. Lost and Found BELT—Lady’s, dark red velvet, with rhinestone buckle; lost In front of Times office or corner Illinois and Maryland Sts. Call MISS JOE. Ri. 5551. Reward. BOSTON BULL white face, breast, left-front foot and toe of right-front white. Name “Spike.” Reward. 31 S. Arlington. Ir. 1720. CARD—Conlalnlng artificial teeth wax model, dentist: lost 111, car. Wa. 3160. DIAMOND RING—Lost Tues. morn, on Prospect St. car. Reward. Dr. 7461. GLASSES—White gold; lost downtown. Reward. Ha. 4331-R, after 6. HOSPITAL PlN—Full name. back. Call Supervisor’s office Meth. Hosp. Ta. 4840. i’.ING—2 diamonds; lost downtown: Ind. Theater or E. Wash, car. Rew. Ir. 1854. F.lNG—Diamond: Masonic; lost downtown district. Liberal reward. Wa. 1968-R. RING LOST—Gentleman’s gold, with large diamond setting. Finder please return to 840 N. Pennsylvania, Apt. 216, Ambassador hotel. Rl. 1371. Reward. TRUMPET—Antique; lost Arsenal ave.; liberal reward. Li. 3980. Instructions 'AVIATORS Men for membership In aviation corporation In Chicago. Membership entitles you to training as a pilot and mechanic can earn salary while learning. AVIATION SERVICE * TRANSPORT. INC. 620 Meyer-Klser Bldg., Hours: 9 a. m, to 9 p. m. VOCAL LESSONS—SI; violin, 78c; uke, 50c; expert teachers. Li. 7251, Beauty Parlors $1.50 PEACH BLOOM FACIAL FOR SI.OO. HATS MADE TO SUIT YOU. OO’LEGETTE HAT & BEAUTY SHOP. HE. 1928. MEDICATED—Vapor baths: ladv and gentleman attendant. Rl. 0575. 330 E. vermont, Wll-fra-Mar Hotel. 6 WEEKS SPECIAL NESTLE CIRCULINB PERMANENT WAVING. $6.50. MAPLE RD. BEAUTY SHOP. WA. 1066. WE MAKE LOVELINESS LOVELIER. FASHION BEAUTY SHOP. LI. 0341, TRY A HAIR A GAIN SHAMPOO—Spec. $2: exp oper. Franklin Beauty Shop. Ta. 2682. Special Notices DANCE AND EUCHRE PARTY—Saturday. Nov. 10th, 8:30 jp. m. Bushmann Hall, Eleventh and College. Admission 25c. ' Capitol City Council Jr., O. V. A. M., No. 68. ANGLE ACRES THE LOG CABIN STEAK AND CHICKEN DINNERS. Private dining room by appointment; lVx miles S. Carmel (State Rd. *1). Phone Carmel 3502. Under new management. Open all winter. WILL not be responsible for any debts on or after Nov. 9, 1928; contracted by any other than myself. T. M. BYRAN, 825 N. Delaware. No. 32, CHAS. FRIEHOFER BAKING CO Quality bread and cakes. Service daily to vpur door. Dr. 5600. Dancing Special children's classes every Saturday, 2 p. m. to 3:30 p. m. Ball room and taps taught by Prof. Frank Le Vay. introducer of Dancograph. Lessons 50c. Learn body control and rhythm by the new method. INDIANA BALL ROOM. SNAPPY—S-piece dance orchestra: open for engagements. Rl. 5836. Help Wanted Male WANTED—Man with cat: easy work; nq house canvassing; earn $lO to S2O per day above expenses. Write Box E 47: care of Times. AGENT—SO-60 basis; part or full time. 1816 N. Pennsylvania. Ha, 3142-J.

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Help Wanted Male 2 Experienced Salesmen Wanted To sell Studebaker automobiles. To the men that qualify we will offer an exceptional opportunity. The men we want are now employed and have a large acquaintance in Indianapolis. See Mr. Webster. Armacost Auto Cos. 440 N. Capitol. Salesman wanted for a fast selling specialty. Every one a prospect; great repeat business. Real money and quick for a wide-awake salesman. See Mr. Ward, between 9-11 and 2- Bragg & Treat, Inc., Room 316, Indianapolis Terminal Warehouse bldg. Dentist-operator. Must have advertising experience. Best of salary, commission. No lab. or Sunday work. Dr. Forshee, 22'4 North Pennsylvania. Phone RI. 5708. Machine tool assembly and bench man used to accurate work. MILLHOLLAND SALES AND ENGRAVING CO. 1833 Ludlow OFFICE BOY—One who knows the downtown district well and not going to school. Small salary to start. Chance for advancement. Mr. Johannes, display advertising. Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland st. WANTED—Foreman or assistant foreman thoroly fam. with the proc. of mak. fiber pulleys. Must be will, to leave Indpls.; gd. salary and excel, opportunity; state age; experience: nationality; complete details of experience. Box E-50 of Times. MEN—Learn Barbering:” prepare for a prosperous future Moler graduates assured the choice Jobs. Write for catalog MOLER COLLEGE. 512 N. State St.. Chicago. WANTED—COLLfecTOIL APPLY KIN CREDIT CLOTHING CO. Help Wanted Female CORSET —Saleswoman wanted by established company selling direct to women. Experience desirable but not necessary. Exceptionally high commissions and generous bonus plan. Good opportunity for advancement. Beautiful sales equipment and com instr. fur. Full details on req. Grace Graham Cos., Dept. AX-4, Springfleld. Mass. • SKATERS MARATHON Enter the world's championship roller skating marathon beginning Nov. 15. Cash prizes of $1,500 and percentage of gate receipts. Apply 436 Lemcke Bldg., 9to_4 LI. 2431. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN—To care for 3- girl; stay nights; cal! 212 W. Maryland until 3:30 p. m. Then 1916 Sugar Grove. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN—Care af 3-vear-old girl. Stay nights. Apply 212 W. Maryland St., until 3 p. m., then 1916 Sugar Grove Ave. Situations Wanted Male RELIABLE—White man, 42-years-old: 2 children to support needs work. Recently underwent operation from which he has recovered. Not particular but prefer for health reasons, work as Janitor, elevator operator, etc. Handy with tools. Ta. 3674. YOUNG MAN—Willing worker; wants position. Dr. 6086-M In morning. MAN—With good truck wants emp. Tues., Wednes., Thurs. Sc Saturdays. 1349 Roach. TRUCK DRlVEß—Experienced; also rellable. 3623 Creston Dr. LI. 5886. Situations Wanted Female PRACTICAL nursing, confinement cases a specialty. 3 veßrs experience, good reference. 660 8. Illinois. Rl. 7781. RESTAURANT COOK—2S yrs/ experience. day or night; good refers. Rl. 1874. HALF-DAY" WORK—By week or cleaning by day; colored: gd. refs,; exp. He. 5405. EXPERIENCED—CoIored girl for work by the week; best refrs. Be. 3612-M. NEAT COLORED GIRL \VANTS MORNING WORK. TA. 5770. DAY—OR V% DAY WORK BY EXP. COLORD GIRL; BEST REFER. CH. 3857-W. "ROAD to success, hard work”; lady; gd. personality wants lob. 334 N. Pine. CURTAINS—DRAPES. DOILIES, ETC.. TO LAUNDER. MRS POWELL. RI, 5251-. YOUNG LADY—With typing, filing, adv. wishes position. Dr. 7817-R-2. Business Announcements A-l SEAM&TRESB. WORK GUARANTEED. TA. 1097, BATHROOM—Complete, $73; meter connectlons. $3.60, J. W. Harrell. Ch. 4290-J. BUNDLE—Washings done at home: called and delivered. Ta. 4524. CEMENT WORK—ESTIMATES FREE. H. APPLEGATE. HE. 4553. CHIMNEYS—BuiIt, repaired; paint; carpenter; cement; job work. Ta. 2626 J CHIMNEYB POINTED AND REBUILT Roof and gutters repaired. Weather stripping applied. Ch. 7112-W. CLEA NERS - Expert wall paper cleaners. All wrk guor._J. L. Kemp & Son. Dr. 0878 CONCRETING—Brick laying” and plastcrlng: large or small Jobs. Call He. 5457. CONCRETING, PLASTERING; BRICK LACING—Large or small Jobs. He. 5457. CURTAINS—DRAPERIES TO LAUNDER. MRS. J. LUTZ. Rl. 7861, ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIRS. PLUGS AND SWITCHES. HE. 1987. EXPERIENCED—Paper hanging: 16c "rollwork guaranteed. Ha. 3655-R. EXPERT SERVIC&r-IN TRANSFER AND HAULING. C. COY. CH. 6417-W. PEATHERS Bought sold and renovateo feather mattresses and pillows made E P PURKT.E 416 Mass Rl 8695 FIRST-CLASS UPHOLSTESiNG—And reflnlshlng. WM. H, SPEARING. Ta. 2255. FURNACES—Gutters. spouts repaired. Smoke pipes renewed and vacuum cleaned. Ch. 1106. GRADING—Sodding: rich dirt, excavating. hauling, sewer digging. Ch. 3091. HALF DAY HOUSEWORK OR CATEREBS —EXPERIENCED. HE. 5457. HOUSE REPAIRS—FIues, gutters, carpentering: reasonable. He. 4227, OLD—Furniture made new by rebottoming in cane: hickory or read. Call Board of Industrial Aid lor the Blind. Ha. 0583. PAPER—Furnished and hung. $4.00 per room; experience and guar. Ch. 3051-W PAPER CLEANING—Hanging; samples furnished; $3.60 per room. On. 0318. PAPER HANGING—CLEANING & PAINTINC>. REDUCED PRICES. LI. 9323. PAPER HANGING Painting, plastering, general repair work. Good work, lowest prices. Ch. 5371-R. 1949 Arrow Aye, PAPER FURNISHED ROOM AND UP. BE. 0888-R. PAPER HANGERS PASTE Why pay more than $1 for a tub and 40c for a pall of good paste? These prices F. O. B. our plant. If delivered, tOc additional. THE INDIANAPOLIS PASTE COMPANY Penn and South Streets. LI. 6437. PAPERlNG—Painting for small autos. Furnlture of anything of value. Ch. 4753. PAPER—Furnished, hung. $4 room up: painting, cleaning, plastering. Ch. 3105. PAPER HANGING—SPECIAL RATES. CH. _4495. PERMANENT—Temporary home for elderly people. Invalids, nervous cases. Rl. 4729. POSITIVE RELIEF—From varicose veins. No rubber stocking or surgery. Call MISS MILLER. Hu. 6028, after 5 p. m. REGIS rERED NURSE—REF. FURNISHED. REASONABLE. HE. 1970. RUG—9xl2. thoroughly cleaned. $2. SUPERIOR RUG CLEANERS. He. 4462 RUGS CLEANED —4)xi2. $1.50; sped 10 da. Call and del. Keemer Rug Cos. Ch. 5336. SATISFACTORY MOVING SERVICE BORNMAN TRANSFER CO.. CH. 5571. TlNNEß—Roofing and furnace work: repalrg. our spec, E. M, BAXTER. Ch. 4246. TINNING AND REPAIRING OP FURNACES OF ALL MAKES. CH/S. GOLDSTEIN. DR. 3431, TRASH—Ashes and miscellaneous hauling: prompt, careful service. Ha. 2036, TYPING —Copy work called for and dellvered; reasonable. Rl. 2050. 500 ROLLS PAPER Va price. Hanging. clng.. palntg. Get my price first. Ch. 1884. CALL CH. 1697—F0r water meter connections and all plumbing. Rooms for Rent \ ALABAMA, N., 1115—Modern, clean, homelike; hot water: $3. Ri. 1553. ALALAMA. 1617 N.—Sleeping rra.; strictly modern: new home; carline. ASHLAND. 2622—R00m, garage; gentleman preferred; private home. He. 1019. BROADWAY. 2023—Large, well-heated rm. near bath; garage optional. He. 2687. '

Rooms for Rent BROOKVILLE, N.. 75—Nice, well heated room; near bath; kitchen prlv. Ir. 3169. BUCKINGHAM DR. 208—Large beautifully furn. rm.. well heated. Plenty hot water; garage out, Hu. 5872, BLVD. PL., 4163-55—Beautifully furnished. steam heated rooms; $2.50 up. Wa. 5253. CAPITOL, N., 2102—X or 2 large, pleasant, con, <ms.; stm. ht. Ta, 1367, after 6 p. m. CENTRAL. 2404—CLEAN, WARM ROOM NEAR BATH. MEALS OPT. HA. 4787-W. COLLEGE, 2147—1 newly decorated rm.; modern; warm; downstairs; front. DELAWARE, 1828 N.—Sleeping rm.. warm. bath; use of phone. __ DICKSON, 123—Near Wash, car.; mod. rm.; good heat. Rl. 4089. , GOODLET, 1638—Employed couple: mod. home; gar.; no other rmera. Be. 09 12- M. GRAY. N., 823—Cozy rm.. 1 or 2 gentlemen; phone privileges; garage: mod. Ch, 2145-M. OUILFORD, 3455—Beautiful room; new home; employed lady: near car line. OUILFORD, 3606—Beautiful "front room: twin beds; 1 or 2 gentlemen. Wa. 0872. HOOSIER INN—44O Mass. Ave.; nice modern, well-htd.; reasonable rates. LI. 0450. ILL., N., -1907—Attractive steam heated room: near bath; gents; constant hot water; garage. Ta. 6021. ILL.. N.. 2816—Nicel’ furnished rm.; private bath; for 2. Ta. 277!). IRVINGTON—Nice modern room; well heated; prl. home; near car line. Ir. 3332. JEFFERSON HOTEL—4I3 W. Mich.. nice dean rm., warm; modern. Rl. 0119. KEALING. 402 N.—Lovely front rra.; prl. home; near car, bus. Ir, 3065. KEALING, 1319—Lovely room; for 2; garage optional. Ch. 6735. MERIDIAN, 2313 N.—2 nicely furn. rms., hot water. Ha. 0525-M. MERIDIAN. N., 1307—Large, nicely ~furnlshed room. Reasonable. Rl. 1998. MERIDIAN, N., 1139—Cozy room; modern apartraent. Ll. 7211. after 5:30. MICH.. E.. 1427—Nice rm.: private home; couple pref.: near Tech. Ch. 0828-J. NEW JERSEY. N. 1602—Large unfurnished _front_ room: strictly modern. Ta._ 202(L NEW j¥rSEY, S.. 948—Large nicely turn.. well heated rm.. mod. Dr, 3898. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1015—Pleasant rm.. md„ prlv. time., gentleman: 83.50. LI. 3182 NEW JERSEY. N.. 406 Apt. 18; mod. stm. heated, room; gentleman pref. Rl. 1240. NEW YORK., E.. 124—Rooms. *3.50 per week and up. Walking dlsturce. Steam heat. OAKLAND. 1133—LarRe rm.; good locatlon; couple or 2 gentlemen. Ch. 1242-M. OLNEY. 1527—Modern rm., prl\ate family. garage: reasonable. PARK. 2008—Warm, nice rm.; near car line. He. 3901. PENN.. N., 2250- Front rooms: near bath; with kitchen prlv.; reasonable. Ta. 6238. PENN., N.. 933—Large bedroom, nicely furnished: steam heat; slutable for two; other rooms; reasonable rent. LI. 9761. WALCOTT, N. 209—Furn. rm.: employed couple: kltch. privileges. Rl. WASH.. E.. 328—Craig Hotel; rooms. $2 to 83.50 wk.; steam heat, showers. WOODRUFF. PL.—Pleasani. warm room; near bath; refined peop. Ch. 4668. WOODRUPF PL.. 970. M. D.—Front room for 1 or 2. Ch. 1418. 11TH E.. 322—Mod. rm., near bath; prlv. apt., $3. LI. 8039. 15TH. E., front; 2 girls; for company to lady alone. Rl. 5286. 20TH, W., 141—Nice rm, mod. home. No other roomers. Ha. 0465-M. S3RD. E.. 119—Front room; nicely furnlshed; gentleman preferred. Wa2320. FRONT RM.—Warm apt.; hot water; all conveniences: first floor. Li. 8143. HOTEL WIL-FRA-MAR 320 E. VERMONT ST. Nice rms. by wk.; $3 and up. Medicated bnths_and massage. Rl. 0575. DEAUTIFUL—Room: private home; north: meals optional. Ha. 3550-J. HOTEL WESLEY possesses congenial atmosphere; Its cheerful rooms, charming lobby, delightful coffee shop and reasonable rates will more than please you: parking spaces plentiful: garage in connection, Capitol Ave. at 16th. Large FRONT RM. Modern; near Fountain Square. Dr. 5353. TIMES WANT ADB BRING BOSINKBIRoom for Rent With Board BYRAM. 3834—Front room; board optlonai; home privileges: adults. Wa. 1206 CENTRAL, 2609—Cozy front room: modern; private. Christian home. He. 1195. COLLEGE. 2413—Rm. and board: clean, private home; 2 people. He. 4578. KEALINO, N . 26—Rm, breakfast in modern home. Ir. 0302-W, MfNX.. E„ 1615—Attractive mod. room on car line: gentlemen pfd. Dr. 3285-J. NEW JERSEY. N. —Lovely warm rm.; bus and car; good meals. Ta. 6839. TACOMA. N.. 1128—Nice, warm rm.; near ar line: good meals. Ch. 0928-R. TEMPLE. N. 438—Ntce. warm room priv. home: near car-bus: food. Ch. 2814. UDELL, 1062—Attractive, warm room, kltch. ptlvlleges; couple. Ha. 4331-W, TENTH. E 3106—Nice warm rooms, private home; good meal.;, Ch. 3784-M. CHILDREN—To board; < av, week or meal: near school No. 67; >5. Be. 4963. TWO BMALI CHILDEN—In country home Southport 96-M 3. R. R. 6, Box 348. COLORED—Married couple to share home; all privileges. 917 E. 17th. He._5457._ WILL- Rm. and board children, wchool age, while you work. Be. 4551. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALA.. N., 1005—2 nicely furnished rooms; modern: $7 week. Rl. 3714. ASHLAND. 1010 Large, steam-heated, front rm.; bath; suitable 2; $6. Housekeep. prlvl. if ae3.; near Real Silk. Li. 0519. ASHLAND. 1804—Furn. room; 2 ln-a-door beds; prl. ent.; good heat. He. 4406. BARTH. 1315—3 small rms. housekeep.. also warm sleeping rm. BELLEVIEW, 42 N.—Ant. downstairs, prlv. home, serage. good heat. Reasonable. BEVILLE, 829—6-rm.. furn. apt.; gentleman or couple; heat. wa. pd.. $12.50. Ch 7581. BROADWAY. 2023—Rm., kitchenette, sink, furn., priv. entrance, gar, opt. CAP., N.. 2i02—1 or 2 connecting steam heated rms.; mod. Ta. 1367, nfter_6 p. m. DICKSON. 115—Room, alcove, heat, hotplate. bath near: $lO mo. Ta. 4459. HAMILTON—Between New York and Washington: part or all 5 rms; partly furnished: 8”). Ch. 1424-J._ HOYT, 1112- .’ furn. apartments: good heat; private home. Dr. 5816, call eve. ILLINOIS. 1319 N.—2 front rms.; nicely furnished: hot water; parking space. ILLINOIS. 710 N.—Apt. 6; warm; connecting outside rooms: range; sink. LEXINGTON. 1021—Large, front rm.; downst. priv. ent., ger.; $5. Dr. 0562-J. NEW JERSEY. N.. 725—Rm. for housekeeping; good heat; car space. NEW JERSEY. N., 124—Good, clean rooms; $3. >3.50 and $4.00. Rl, _4145. NEW JERSEY. N., 2042—2 modern. co2y. quiet rooms; steam heat; adults. NEW JERSEY, 82i N.—3 rms. down. *7: 2 front rms, $6; large rm. kltch., 85.50. NEW YORK, E. 2204—2 rms., unfurnished. modern. Ch, 0685-J. OHIO. 540 E.—Two front rms. Everything furnished. $4 week; 1 rm.. $3. OLNEY, 1329—2 light, warm rooms; car. emp. couple: gar; also cotge. Ch. 5137-W. OXFORD. N.. 1133—2 furn. rms,; heat. gas, llpht; clean. Ch. 0483-J. PARK. 2142—1 room and kitchenette: $7. He. 2016. PENNSYLVANIA, 931 N.—Cozy steamheated rooms; modern; very reasonable. PENN., N.. 1945—R00m, kitchenette: well furnished: privi:te entrance. ST. CLAIR E., 313—Mod. apt. nicely fmnlshed. Reasonable, also sleeping rm, ST. JOE. 215 E.—Clean furn. rooms, mod. housekeeping. Rl. 3564. TALBOTT, N-. 2338—Large rm.. kltchenette. well heated, private ent. Ta. 7038. WARMAN, N.. 1102—2 furn. rooms; private entrance; gas, lights, water paid; >6. WASH.. E.. 3301—3 rms.; private entrance Everything furnished; reasonable. WOODRUFF PLACE—WeII heated apt.. frlaldalre. garage. Ch. 2050. 24th. E. 664—Pleasant room. mod. home; Central. College car; breakfast. He. 3837. 2 NEATLY—Furnished rooms; kitchenette; strictly modern Ch. 0250. Apartments for Rent 1655 N. Alabama *38.50 1220 Park $45.50 1603 Central $45.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES CO. 710 Union Title Bldg. LI. 3458 ALABAMA. N., 1335—3 rms.. front, prl_vate, modern, car line, near bus, section. ASHLAND. 1248—2 large rms.; bath: heat. water, gas furn.: 827.80. LI. 0173. BROADWAY, 1808 —Upper duplex, 4 rms., ln-fc-door bed; A-l condition; hardwood floors; S4O. Ha. 0302-W. after 6 p, m. BROADWAY, 2503—3 upper unfurn. rms.. heat, water furn. He. 2835. CAPITOL, N„ 2611—Lower 4 rooms, bath, conveniently located; heat and water furnished; reasonable. Ta. 3701, CENTRAL, 3810—Lovely 5-rm. apt., built-in-features, high class neighborhood; $75. Li. 6>12. CENTRAL. 3205 Vi —5 rooms, bath, heat, water: 850. Ta. 3160; Wa. 0948. ' CENTRAL, 1121—5 RMSL FINE LOC. EXCEL. HEAT. WATER, LG. YARD, PORCH. CONVENIENT TO BUS. REAS. CLIFTON 2947—5ma1l apartment, heat, gas and water furnished. Li. 6412, COLLEGE. 2203—N0. 2. 5-rm apt. S3B. lncluda water, heat. Janitor ser. He. 1393. COLLEGE kANOR—ISth * College. 3 and 4 rm. efficiency apts.. everything included, frigldalre. Rl. 6412. J, S. Cruse Realty Cos. DELAWARE, N., 813—4-room apt., good location; (well heat; cheap, u. 6553.

Apartments for Rent FAIRFIELD AND COLLEGE. 3460—4 rms.. bath, garage; plenty heat. Rl. 0543. ILLINOIS, N.. 810 Va—3 rms.. bath, heat, gas, water. $35 to $35: walk distance. MICHIGAN—73O E.. 4 rooms, bath, heat, water, futnlshed, $25. Ch. 1356-M, PENNSYLVANIA. N , 2151—5" rooms and bath, modern; hardwood floors, garage city heat and water; SSO, Rl. 4756. 19TH, E., 131—Second floor, 5 rms., bath, all modern, $55. Rl. 4566, Ri. 1554, new location is 518 N. Del. LYNN B. MILL_IKAN._ THOROUGHLY modern 2,3, 4 and 5-room apartments; 8 locations, north, east and south at,reduced rent. See us or phone Li. 5391.’ 11. 11. WOODSMALL & CO. Fidelity Trust Building Inspection Invited Beautiful Ambassador Apartment Furnished and unfurnished, $60.50 and up: apartment hotel service. Call at building office. Pennsylvania and Pratt sts. Phone Ri. 1371. Houses for Rent ADLER, E., 14—5-room double; well located; good edndition; water inside and paid; 821, Dr. 2945-J. ARSENAL. N.. 252—7-rm. mod. dble. *3O. Inq. 246 N. Arsenal. Rl. 2980. ASHLAND. 1246—8 rms.. bath; parlor furnace; across street from school: hot water funishedt S3O. Li. 0173. BELLEFONTAINE, 2619—Desir. 5-rm. mod., rent reduced to >25. He. 4967. BLVD. PL., 2911—6-rm. mod."," hdw'ood. firs. fine_furnace, gar., <35. Ch. 5283-M. BRAD iURY, 1126- New 4-rrn. modern doubk\ _ r ater pcb. gar.; 833.50. Ch. 7754. BROOKS IDE, 2414—6 rooms- strictly mod. single; gd. cond. Ch. 4174. before o p. m. CAPITOL N., 2107—10-room modern, garage, $45 per month. Li. 2497, CENTRAL CAR,—B rms. mod., garage, splendid heating system: $45. Ir. 0748. _ CHADWICK, 947 —7 rms., redecorated, inside toilet, gar.; $22. Dr. 2945-J. CHADWICK, 921—3-room double, inside toilet, water pd., garage. $17.50. Dr, 2945-J COLLEGE, 2032—6-room modern double; 2car garage: S4O; Nov. 6. Ri. 6974. COTTAGE 1633—5-room house; elec., gas. water paid; 816. Hu. 4368. DEARBORN. N., 1209—6" rooms, modern; 825. Ri. 3766. DEARBORN, N., 812—6-ro.;m modern double. water pd.. garage: S4O. Ch. 5706-W, EASTERN AVE.. 238 6-rtn 'semi-mod. double; gd. condition; water pd. Dr. 4583-M. EUCLID, N.. 1325—New. 5-rm. modern; hrfiwd. fl.; full basement; gar. Ch. 5394-R. EUCLID. 3236—4 rooms; semi-modern; ga.; $lO. Owner H. P. Russell. 2315 Parker. EUGENE, 1067—5-rm. double, mod. except furnace: $25. Rl. 1920, Ir. 4213. FLETCHER. 1918—5 rooms, semi-modern, water paid: $22.50. Rl. 3766. ORACELAND. 3519 —4-room mod.; double; built-in features; ga.; A-l. Ch. 1715-W. HALL PLACE. 1728—4 bedroom; modern: easily heated; 836. Illinois car. Ta. 5947. ILLINOIS S.. 1014—6-rm. mod. except furnace, garage; water pd. $22. He. 3221. lOWA. 1621. EAST —4-rm. and den semimoJern bungalow, garage, paved alley, water paid; very homey place. $25.00 per month. Newlv decorated inside and out. Key next door east. KEYSTONE. N.. 1038—Upper dplx.; 7 rms. _mod.; good condition; $35. Ta. 0817. KEYSTONE. 8.. 735—4-room double, elec., water: sl4. Owner. Rl. KEYSTONE, N.. 907—6-room mod. double. good repairs; 830. Ch. 1712-M. MADISON, 1235—6-room modern, garage, water pd.. S3O. Key next door. Dr. 7295-W. MERIDIAN. N . 2140—Strictly mod. home; double garage: reasonable. Ta. 5931. NAOMI ST.. 1227—5 rooms, newlv decorated. electric lights, toilet and bath, water inside; garage; water paid; $25. Dr. 1270-J. NORTH —4-Rooin half double bungalow; modern; garage. Ta. 4981. NORTHWESTERN. 3151—6-room modern; double; garage; 835. Wa. 5162. ORANOE ST.. 52—Five-room modern house, garage, front drive. Dr. 7264. ORIENTAL. S.. 139—7 rs.; gas, elec., gar.; wa. pd.: *l6. Cable. 211: 3 rms.; elec., gar.: new paper: 813. McCullough, agent. PARIS, 2931—5-rm. mod. dble.. sleeping porch, gar.; S3O. Rl. 1920. Ir. 4213. PARKVIEW. 234—6 rooms, bath, garage, good condition; $37.50. Ha. 2687-W. PENN., N.. 5101—High-grade, 6-room; 2way double; adults. Owner Hu. 2982. 1221-3 S. PERSHING Double, 4 rooms a side, newly decorated: sl3: near car line. STATE SAV. AND TRUST CO. LI. 3516. 9 E. Market. PROSPECT. 635—7-room modern; 2-car gar.; good condition. Dr. 6443-R. PROSPECT. 3626—4 rms., basement, $17.50. A-l condition. Rl. 1920, Ir. 4213. RANDOLPH, S , 1425—4'rms., inside toilet, _water paid, garage: S2O. Ch. 3263-R. _ SINGLtON. 2103—5 " rms., bath; *22.50; nice_loc.a.: clean. LI. 0284: eve., Pr. 5043. SOUTHERN, 1419—3 rms.. Inside tolled elec., water paid; 814. Dr. 3125-J, eves. SPRINO. N . 412—5 rooms, Inside" toilet", easily heated: 818. LI. 9156. ST. PAUL, 1126—6 rooms, semi-modern, $22.50: water paid. Rl. 3766. TECUMSEH, N., 1620—Near Park, south half of attractive double, gas. water, etc., lights: pleasant neighborhood; $25. Wa. 0395. TEMPLE. 33 S —Cozy 3-rm. Vi dble.. semlmod., water pd.. 812. He. 5805, TOW PATH. 5128—00.h1 house an 2 ; ots; large chicken hse.; 3-car garage. Owner. 1449 N. Illinois. Lt. 5334; Hu. 1526.

C> " ; VICTOR ORTHOPHONIC—A beautiful instrument^ l 9 JaH ■ Victor Console $40.00 Vitanola $22.00 " MHBP Puritone 20.tTT Columbia (mahogany). 20.00 _- J ”"Z'jirgVictor Upright 24.00 Columbia (walnut).... 25.00 BIhGPi Aeolian, mahogany Columbia <oak> 25.00 New Kimball period electric reproducing upright. Low price. . Kimball's Specials p- “ r; M |ljpp! Auto Player, 88-note, plain mahogany case. Bench and ' •** I I . KIMBALL. PIANO STORE * W SSgaß&Ol 160 N. Delaware 81. 2165

Houses for Rent TEMPLE, N.. 532—4-room double: Inside toilet; wa. pd.; S2O: -edecorated. Ll. 2725. 29TH, W.. 139—6-rm. modern double; good condition. Ta. 1257. 44TH ST., E., 815—Modern 5-room bungalow, garage; SSO. Ll. 2887. 4-ROOM DOUBLE—Gas, garage. Inq. 243 Bakemeyer. Dr. 7257. 4 BEDROOMS—2 baths, steam heat, gar., $57.50. Inq. 2102 N. New Jersey. Ta. 3414. FIVE-ROOM cottage. furnace. garage, electricity. One square from Speedway bus. S2O. Inquire 1707 N. Tibbs Ave. 1 SQ. E. 10TH CAR—Near Tech; 5 rms.; mod., gar.; wa. pd.; $32.50. Ta. 6695. Single Cottage, $18.50 Six rooms, elec, lights and gas: inside toilet; good condition. 833 College ave. Dunlop & Holtegel 122 E. Market St. Ll. 6517. Va SQ. BROOKBIDE PK.—1503 Olney; 5 rms, mod., gar.. $35. Ch. 0253-M. PRACTICAL! YNEW—Strictly mod., east, near Spades pk.; fine condition. Hu. 2279. COLORED —ioth. \V. 918. 6 rooxiis Inside toilet; reduced 825. Be. 1465. Good Colored Double, Cornell Ave. Six rooms, good condition, garage, city water and Inside toilet. 1535 Cornell Ave. DUNLOP & lIOLTEGEL 122 E. Market St. Ll. 0517. Business Places for Rent TWO. THREE AND FOUR-ROOM SUITE. One furnished office available; ultramodern; excellent location In center of financial and business district.. Union Title Office bldg., comer Delaware and Market. Ll. 3458. or call Room 710. STOREROOM—Excellent location; 474 S. Meridian; wa. and steam heat furnished; only $35, Call Dr. 0244. DESIRABLE—Modern office space; frontlng elevator. Rl. 6512. STOREROOM—Good corner. State and Orange Sts,; S3O. 1225 S. State. Storage and Transfer OR AGE Private lockers; low rates; new and modern equipment; local and long distance moving; estimates. PA RTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. _423_ K Market. Rl. 7750. VERLAND HAULING—Return load wanted from Detroit. Toledo or Buffalo. OTTO J. SUEZ. Rl. 3628, Ri. 6561. Nights, Ch. 4579. Ch. 0699-W. RADIO TRANBFER CO.—Special rate on overland hauling. Rl. 4757, Rl. 6046. TRANSFER & GENERAL HAULING—B2I E. 64th St, W. E. RODOCKER. Wa. 4433 RADIO TRANSFER CO.—Spec, rates on overrland hauling. Ri. 4787; Rl. 6046. BRITTON TRANSFER— Moving. $3.50 a load. Ige. trucks; responsible men. Dr. 7616 J. H. TAYLOR TRANSFER—Best rates on moving loads. Rl. 4265. Dr. 3071. Houses for Sale Don’t Buy a House Until you have see n this 6-room, strictly modern home. It has everything; long living room, fireplace, built-in bookcases and cabinets, and what have you; 3 nice bedrooms and bath up; full basement; front drive garage: wonderful big lot on Kessler Blva.. near 16th. Mr. Keller, evenings. He. 1840. SCHMID & SMITH, INC., REALTORS. 130 N. Delaware. Ri. 8367, “HOMES” 4-ROOM MODERN Complete bath, furnace, gas. elec, lights, city water, garage, newlv painted and papered. 624 E. Minnesota. A real buy! F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors, Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Rl. 7514. Res.. Iry. 4292. 949 N. Sherman Drive s4,ooo—sloo Cash Four-room bungalow with 2 bedrooms and dinette. , House completely modern and newly painted; inside and out. Cali Mr. Canfield, Li. 3820 or Li. 6735 for best proposition. COZY BUNGALOW $3,300 School and park two squares; 5 rooms, room for bath and garage. Bank your rent In your own home. Call Mr. Bower, Ll. 3820, evenings Ch. 4924. _ 1614 LEXINGTON A good looking 5-room cottage with electric lights, gas, city water and inside toilet. Price only $2,650. $l5O cash, $25 per month. THE C. W. HENRY CO. 429 Lemcke Bldg. Riley 1064. $2,100 EQUITY In double bungalow at 37th and Capitol. Thoroughly modern and complete. Name your price. Private owner. Refuse no reasonable offer. Absolutely forced to sacrifice. Hu, 5031. New, 5-room, modern bungalow. Just south of Garfield park; brick porch, window shades; linoleum; Rybolt furnace; garage. Price, $4,250; all assessments paid; *250 cash, then $37.50 per month. N. J. Fox. Rl. 2509. Evenings, Hu. 1168. KEYSTONE, SO. 217 Nicely decorated 5-room home. Gas. electric lights, lovely deep lot with 2 large sheds. Ll. 3820, Mr. BOWER, Ch. 4924. WILL SELL RIGHT 7-rm. mod., gar. Owner. Ta. 0202. SHERMAN DR., S.. 1206-New 5-room semi-mr, dern bungalow. Te rms. I FLETCHER. 1403—6-room; semi-modern; 1 bargain; corner lot; garage. Dr. 1893-W.

.NOV. 9, 1928

Houses for Sale BERWICK AVE., 1115—Good bungalow; big lot; garage. Owner. Price $1.250, paymts. Lots for Sale CORNER LOT—sox47; 11th. and Olney. $7)00.00: Inquire 1036 N. Olney. Suburban for Sale SHADELAND DRIVE—North of 18th, 5room house, breakfast nook; all hardwood floors: double garage; fine road all the wav to the city; 2 squares to school. Terms to suit. H. M. Stackhouse, 223 E. Ohio st. Rl. 5305. Evenings. Hu. 4604. _ Real Estate for Exchange 3—BARGAINS—3 Will trade 3 strictly modern almost new doubles, located east, fine neighborhood for well improved farm; located In Central Indiuna. Box D-39 Times. CITY PROPERTY-For cheap “improved farms. Floyd. 8 City Trust Bldg, Rl. 4388. Real Estate Wanted WANTED—To purchase from owner - semimodern house, not over $2,500. Cali Ll. 7007 or evenings Ta. 5867. _ Farms tor Sale FOR SALE—lox9oxl32-acre farm. Bome _terms. Box No. 23. Cloverdale. Ind. Pets and Live Stock

The Roller Canary Is the king of all song-birds, he contributes more Joy and pleasure to the household than any other known pet. Come and hear some real canaries at the Roller Singing Contest, held under the auspices of the Indianapolis Roller Canary Club, south side Y. W. C. A. building, on November 26th and 27th. Admission free. The members listed below carry a guaranteed stock of birds for sale.

Indianapolis Roller Aviaries. Mrs. Kelvin Vanwinkle, 1811 Prospect St. Dr. 4650. Seifert and Oluck Rollers. Mrs. Sachs. 1106 Spann Dr. 4866. Seifert. Oluck. Blue Ribbon stock canaries. Mrs. Stella J. Hargltt, 2414 Station St., Ch. 1517. Harper and Premier Roller Canaries. Mrs. Kennington. 219 Btcking, Dr. 1764. Canaries, Siefert, Gluck Roller silver cup winners. Mrs. W. A. Finney. 1724 Broadway, He. 3914. Canaries, Premier Rollers. Miss J. Cortez, 306 North Holmes Ave., Be. 1054-W. Siefert, St. Andreas, Premier canaries. Hal Sheets, 2541 North Illinois, Ha 2410. Fine singers and hen birds. Retail, wholesale. Mrs. Burke. 1524 South East St.. Dr. 5943-J. Beautiful singers also females. MRS. J. W. RICH—32O4 N. Capitol, Ta. 1557. Prize birds and prize winning stock. HOOSIER KENNEL CLUB SERVICE Members of Chamber of Commerce and American Kennel Club. If you want to buy a dog of any breed, or desire to breed a female you are assured of quality and fair dealing by the following members of this club. BOSTON TERRIERS. Hoosler Kennels. 756 Fletcher, Dr. 1096. Five quality studs. Puppies lor sale. COCKER SPANIELS Atoka Kennels, Reg. solid black and parti-color. Two quality studs. Puppies for sale. Pendleton Pike Just south of Thirty-Eighth St.. Ch. 6521. COLLIES Atoka Kennels. Reg. 2 high class studs, near champions. Stock for sale, Pendleton Pike Just south of 38th St. Ch. 6521. WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIERS. T. K. Bcnnette. R. R. P, Box 330, Ir. 0278 R-2. Quality studs and puppies for sale. POMERANIANS. Alexandria Kennels. 4610 Keystone, Hu. 5794. Four Imported studs, all colors. Puppies for sale. SHEPERDS (German Police) Yrebla Kennels, Albert Meyer, 2645 Madison Ave., Dr. 4023. Champion studs and quality puppies for sale. RUSSIAN WOLF HOUNDS Gtt-Lou Kennels, 3902 School St., Ch. 4483. At stud and quality puppies for sale. YOUNG PARROT—Says ten words distinctly; Just learning to talk; must be sqen and heard to be appreciated. Taking up aviation and need money. Robert Fbrd, 1028 Oliver Ave. Be. 4595. POLICE DOGS—German shepherd. Harry von Labertal at stud; many times show winner, puppies for sale. FRED RUEBECK Bluff road and Troy avenue. Dr. 5776. WE still have baby chicks?’sl2 per hundred; will have ducklings Nov. Ist. Boyers Hatchery, 34 No. Dela. Rl. 8470. POLICE DOG—At Stud; beautiful German Shepherd; Harry Von Labertal. F. Renbeck. Bluff Rd. and Troy Ave. POLICE PUPPIES—German Shepherd: wolf gray from imported stock; reasonable. Bluff Rd. and Troy Ave. POLICE LOG—German. 18 mo.. pedlßred from linpt. stock, beau, markings. Hu. 6665.