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ORATORIO WILL BE PRESENTED IN CITY CHURCH 200 Will Have Parts in Program at Mt. Paran House of Worship. “The Lord's Supper,” an oratorio, written by Hiram Simmons of Norfolk. Va„ will be presented at Mt. Paran Baptist church, Twelfth and Missouri streets, Wednesday night, Oct. 23. The Rev. Charles H. Bell is pastor. Two hundred persons are being trained by H. P. B. Johnson of Chicago, director of music for the National Baptist convention. Johnson, well known in musical circles, has conducted choruses in many states. Soloists for the oratorio will be Mrs. Helen Laster, Mrs. Blossie Roberts. Mrs. Viola Wilson, Mrs. Pauline Woods, Mrs. Erline Mays and C. H Smitha. Negro Woman Writer Miss Mary White Ovington, chairman of the board of directors of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, is one of the contributors representing various organizations who have written chapters in “The Amazing Benjamin Franklin,” a book published under auspices of the Philadelphia chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. The foreword, contributed by President Hoover, Includes expressions from Sir Esme Howard. British ambassador at Washington: ex-Presldent Coolldge, Harry 8. New. postmaster-general, and Alexandre Milierand, ex-presldent of France. The N. A. A. C. P. chapter on Franklin by Miss Ovington Is entitled “Franklin and the Negro.” It deals with Franklin as presldjnt. of a Philadelphia Society for promoting he abolition *f slavery, and the presentation of a memorial to the house of representatives Feb. 12, 1789. asking them to discourage the slave traffic. The book is published by Frederick A. Stokes Company. New York City. A membership and financial rally will be conducted by the Sunday school of Simpson M E. church at the morning services. Mrs. Carrie Martin Is superintendent. “Religious Education and the Youth” Is to be the sermon topic of the Rev. M. W. Clair Jr., pastor. At the evening services. Mr. Clair will usa for his sermon theme, “Jacob at Penuel.” Evangelistic Drive Near F.nd Evangelistic services, which have been ' conducted bv Dr. D. W. Bowen of Chicago. at Barnes M. E. church. Twentysixth street near Indianapolis avenue, will close Sunday. “What Is a Christian." Is to be the sermon topic at the morning aervlces. Dr. Bowen will preach at 3 p. m. find t B o'clock. The Rev. D. E. Skelton, pastor of Scott’s

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M. E. churcn. will preach at the morning and evening services Sunday. At 3 30 a Pleasant Sundav musical will be given bv the choir of Scott’s church. The Rev. J. S. Roberts will preach Monday and Tuesday nights. Mr. Roberts was builder and former pastor of Scott’s church. _ _ Talks to Be Given Community night will be observed Tuesday. Short talks will be made by the Rev. C. H. Daniels, pastor of Trinity C. M. E. church, the Rev. Charles Poole. Eastern Star Baptist church, the Rev. S. H. Marion. Paul A. M. E. Z. church, the Re-. W. H. Riley. O. L. Hayes. Mrs. J. T. V. Hill, and Fred Starks. Glno Ratti. head of the romance languages department at Butler college, and a native of Italy will adadress the Society of Ethical Culture at Bethel A. M. E. church. Sunday at 5.15 p. m. Cosmopolitan school of music will give the musical program. H. H. Murray is president. Miss Louise Terry is chairman of program committee. St. Monica's guild of St. Philips Episcopal church will meet Tuesday night with Mrs. Edna Hampton. 2405 Highland place. Mrs. Lillian Courtney Is president. Open House Scheduled Senior student section of .the Cosmopolitan School of Music will hold open house with Miss Marion Van Horn. 2430 Indianapolis avenue. . At a recent meeting of the Indianapolis Promoters’ Club. Miss Eva Durham. was elected corresponding secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the departure of Miss Hortense Smith for Maryland. Miss Elizabeth Cutler was elected chairman of the junior section. Officials of the Victory Life. Gibraltar. Cittizens. Mammoth, and Woodmen insurance companies are sponsoring a program to be given under auspices of Group 26. of which Mrs. Hattie Rawls is captain, at Mt. Zion Baptist church. Sunday at 3 p. m. The Rev. S. B. Butler, pastor, will preach and the Mt. Zion choir will sing. \ Indianapolis Intercollegiate Club will meet Monday. Oct. 21. at the Y. M. C. A. These meetings being promptly at ’RSO p. m. A playlet musical program, and tea

I will be given Sunday. Oct. 20. at 3 o’clock |by the religious committee of the state federation, at the club home. 2034 North i Capitol avenue. The public Is invited, v. Club to Give Program Lyric club of Second Baptist church ( will give a program Sunday night at the ; young people's services. Miss Marcissus j Miller is president. Teachers attending tire association conj vention were entertained with a reception | at the Walker casino Thursday, by the Woman’s Department Club. Mrs. Anna B. Smith Is president, and Miss Ethel Roy. j secretary. 1 Mrs. Fannie Morgan Perkins. 912 North West street, will be hostess to the Woman’s council Monday afternoon. Business of importance Is scheduled. All members are urged to be present. Mary Keys is president. Much interest Is manifested by the oupils and alumni of school No. 26 in the operetta. “Princess Chrysanthemum.” which is to be given during the Christmas holidays, under auspices of the Parent-Teacher Association. All graduates are requested to meet at the Dunbar branch library Tuesday night at 7:30. Miss Hallie Mae Beachman is chairman. Club to Present Play The Sliver Quill Club will present “Dreamy Kid,” by Eugene O’Neil, Nov. 8. In tffe Y, W C. A. auditorium. Those to take part In the play are: Misses Virginia Posey. Ruth Davis and Hortense Posey and Paul Hill, Samuel Southern and Alfred Ferguson. Miss Ruth Davis Is president of the club, with Mrs. Alice Brickler directing. An International dinner will be given, at Y. W. C. A. Thursday, Oct. 24, at 6:30. Japan. Mexico. Italy, India, Spain, Ireland, Scotland, North and South America will be represented. Stunts, dances and folk songs will be given by representatives of each nation. This Is given under auspices of the religious education committee of which Mrs. Rose Hummons Is chairman. Miss Florence Lauham. membership secretary of the Central Y. W. C. A., who spent the summer in Mexico, will speak

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at the Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A. at 4 o’clock Sunday. Miss Gertrude Gamlln and Miss Irene Harris, who traveled In Europe this summer. will give talks on their trip. selections will be given by Miss j Mattie Loretta Stovall and. MisS Mae ; Clements. Members of the general education committee will be hostesses. “Problems of a Young Married Couple.” will be the subject of The Rev. Stephen G. Spootswood. pastor of Jones Tabernacle A. M. E. Z. church, at the regular meeting of the Blue Triangle Club Tuesday night. Oct. 22. Miss Irene Harris is president. Health Talks Slated First of a series of health talks by Dr. L. A. Lewis will be given under auspices of the L. U. B. F. of the Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A. Thursday, Oct. 34. at the branch building. Esthetic clases for tots and Juniors, which Include freshmen and sophomore high school girls, will be conducted every Saturday at 1:30 and 2:45. Mrs. Emma Baker. 655 Blake street, will be hostess to the Old Settlers' Civic and Social Club. Tuesday night. Mrs. Ella Covington is president. I Nu chapter of Kappa Alpha rti will hold ; initiation and banquet at the Y. M. C. A. Saturday night. Pledges are Charles Williams, Cleo Blackburn and Hawthorne Graves. Nu and Alumni chapters of Kappa Alpha Psi will go to Blomington on their annual pilgrimage to the Alpha chapter Sunday. Oct. 20. A special program will be given. Mr. and Mrs. Gary TBryant, 105 Catherwood street, announce the engagement of thflr daugher America Brown, and Edgar Sweatt. The wedding will take place Dec. 15. Marriage Licenses Joseph Stokes. 59. of 3555 Washington boulevard, optician, and Marjorie McNeill, 44, of 321 East Twenty-sixth. Fred Allison. 24, of 1621 Joseph, clerk, and Eva Egalin. 18, of 841 Manhattan. Nelson Hobensock, 22. of 1261 West Thirty-fourth, driver, and Frances Michael, 18. of 349 West Thirty-fourth. Marlon Smith, 49, of 511 Talbert, laborer. and Alberta Watson, 32, of 919 North West. Tllford Booth, 31. Madison, salesman, and Mary Cosby. 30, of 341 West Fourteenth. Births Girls William and Jean Lightly. 843 Eugene. Elmer and Plccola Loos. 238 South State. Royal and Stella Wilke, Methodist hospital. Charles and Fannie Levlnscky, Methodist hospital. George and Marjorie Dale, Methodist hospital. Henry and Minnie Marsh, Methodist hospital. Elmer and Ruth Homeghausen, Methodist hospital. Roya and Chloral Showcross, Methodist hospital. Wilbur and Beulah Earley, 2112 English. Albert and Ruth Lord, 1614 College. Boys Frank and Fay Richardson, 431 North Tibbs. Jesse and Mae Thomson, 1914 Sugar Grove. Frank and Elizabeth Downing, 1144 .North Warman. * John and Lela Lazaro, . 1328 West Twenty-third. Walter and Lucile Rothermel, Methodist hospital. John and Bessie McCracken, 953 High. William and Edna Mayhew, 4440 Scofleld. Edward and Mary Renihan, 1801 Ruckle. Valentine and Clella Adams, 519 North Gladstone. Twins David agjd Minnie Grundy, 1038 Charles, boys. Deaths Almira Hinchman, 72, 1620 Brookslde, arteriosclerosis. Arthur G. Illingworth, 42, Methodist hospital, accidental. Elizabeth C McConnell, 66, 2717 Jackson. mitral insufficiency. Raleigh T Boyd, 45, 1764 Morgan, chronic myocarditis. Marie Hitchcock, 50, city hospital, lobar pneumonia Martha E. Parker, 73, 1422 Brookslde, uremia. Legal Notices ! LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 9329. In the matter of the petition of Interstate Public Service Company and Taylorsville Light and Power Company for authority to purchase and Sblf all the electric public utility property of the latter. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commisson of Indiana will conduct public hearing In the above entitled cause in the rooms of the commission at Indianapolis, Ind., at 2 o’clock p. m. on Monday. Oct. 28, 1929. Public participation in this hearing Is requested, by the Commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA. By J. W. McCARDLE, Chairman. Indianapolis, Indiana. October 17, 1929. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS 'OF INTENTION TO TRANSFER FUNDS. Whereas, the estimated accounts needed for the last six months In 1929 for certain items were under estimated and the amounts appropriated are not sufficient to meet the demands: And. Whereas, by transfer from funds previously acquired through a reduction Os estimate In the needs of various appropriations, the needs may be met; Therefore be is resolved that the Business Director be and is hereby ordered and directed to cause transfer to be made as follows, in conformity with the provisions of "An Act approved March 7. 1927”: Library Fund—s4,6oo,ooo from accounts Nos. 52614, 52626. 52627. 52630, 52676, 82682. to accounts Nos. 52662, 82688. Special Fund—s67,Bo9.oo from accounts Nos. 10103. 10126 10303. 10501. 10503. 10718. 10803. 10830. 10949. 10953. 10954, 10959. 21226. 21234. 21337. 21344 21345, 21646. 21926. 21945, 21946, 21947, 31349, 31449. 31453 31548. 31553. 31554, 31653, 31654. 31849. 31949. 41359. 62573. 41382, 41659. 41682. 41882. 62573. to accounts Nos. 10203 10291. 10487. 10516, 10517. 10558, 10716. 10727. 10827. 10915. 10950. 10962, 21203 21747 21746. 31315. 31348. 31415, 31454, 31515 31550. 31551. 31615, 31650, 31715. 31748. 31754, 31815. 31850. 31852. 31853. 31915, 21339, 31648, 31948 31950. 31952, 31953. 41337. 41459, 41559, 41782. 41859. 41959 62574. 71361. 71662. 72563. 72564. 72578. 81682. 81983. 81988. 21845. 41559: from Special Fund to Tuition Fund, $55,420,000. Hearing relative to the foregoing transfers will be held at the office of the Board of School Commissioners, 150 North Meridian street. Indianapolis Indiana, at 8 o’clock p. m.. Tuesday, Oct. 29, 1929. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. Bv C. C. YORK, Business Director. Indianapolis. Indiana, Oct. 18. 1929.

Death Notices ARMITAGE, JOHANNA—Age 82 years, widow of the late James H. Armitage and mother of William H, and J&mes E. Armitage. passed away Thursday, Oct. 17. at her residence, 941 W. 2Sth St. Funeral at the residence of her sons. 3855 Washington Blvd., Monday, Oct. 21, at 8:30 a. m. Services at Holy Angels church at 9 a. m. Friends may call at the sons’ residence any time after 2 p ,m. Friday. MAAS. GEORGE. G— Os 223 Bicking St., passed away October 17, age, 72 years, friends may view the remains at the WALD FUNERAL PARLORS. 1222 Union St., any time up to Saturday noon, private services at the parlors. Saturday, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. MAROSKY, HENRY C.—Age 49 years, husband of Katie Marosky, father of Clarence Marosky and Mrs. Ross Moore, brother of Edward Marosky. Mrs. Frank Lindner and' Mrs. Eduard Tyler, passed awav Thursday morning at the residence, 856 N. Tacoma Ave. Funeral private at the residence Saturday 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call after 5 p m Thursday. _____ . WALSH. ROBERT EARL-Age 25 years, beloved husband of Betty Walsh (nee Betty Bertram of North Vernon. Ind.) passed away Thursday. Oct. 17. Funeral from the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrich Walsh, Monday. Oct. 21. 830 a m. Service St. Malach church, Brownsburg. Ind.. 9 a. m. Burial St. Malachl cemeterv. invited. i North Vernon papers please copy.) Funeral Directors s \ WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM Mortuary Phone. Be. 1588 1321-23 W. Ray 8t W. T. BLASENUYM Main office 2220 Shelbv St Drexel 3570 George (irinsteiner Funeral directoi *22 E Uarkc Rile* 5374 UNDERTAKERS. HISESNA TITUS 931 N Delaware Lt 3821 J. W. PATTERSON. Funeral Director. “A REAL HOME FOR SERVICERAGSDALE A PRICE tj 3808 1219 N Al*me W. H. RICHARDSON & CO. Funeral Directors. 1801 N. Meridian. Ta. 1610. WALD 12391 Union St. 1619 N. Hlinola St.

Funeral Directors J C. WILSON -Puneral parlors: arabulane# service and modern auiomotlve eoulD ment *>r 0371 and Dr 0337 ■-.. - . —r Special Notices NATURES AID mineral baths and massage. For rheumatism, neuritis, nervousness high blood pressure and reducing All disorders ol the blood. 303 Castle Hal’ building. 230 E. Ohio. LI. 5092. BULPHUR. VAPOR BATHS—Massaging for men. women. Mildred Mewhinnev 227 N. Delware Apt, 6. Ri. 6682. SHAMPOO and marcel. $1: permanent waving. $4.30. 508 Kahn Bldg. LI. 0330, PERMANENT—Waves. $3. $5. $7.50: all | beauty wk. reas Call eves. Be. 3911-J ! MARTINS JAPANESE GARDENS. Hallow n Dartres, dinners and dances. Ir, 2065-R NURSES’ UNIFORMS Family laundry. called for and delivered. Ta. 2326. ARC OIL BURNER —For furnaces, boilers. etc.. SIOO. 1240 N. Dearborn. Ch. 1795. B —WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU. C. F. Instructions CENSUS CLERKS. $1,400 vear. Indpls. examinations November. Men, women. 1850. Hundreds early appointments. Common education sufficient. 25 coached free. Full particular's FREE. Write today. Franklin Institute. Dept. 650 SI. Rochester, N. Y. Business Announcements BATHROOM -Complete *7O. plumbing anc heating Installed fleas Ta 4057 CHIMNEY pointing and repairing. Roof and gutters repaired. Ch. 7112-W. FEATHERS—Bought solo and renovated feather mattresses, pillows made to order E. F Burkle. 431-433 Mass. Ave R) 6693 FURNACE installation, all makes of furn repaired. Doyle Heating Cos.. LL 7270 PAlNTlNG—Papering, cleaning $3 a room Call. Ta, 2904 or He 2420. PAINTING—Inside and outside. Prices reasonable. ATKINSON. Wa, 1637-M. PAPER HANGING—Samples shown: special discount this month. Dr. 2389. RUGS CLEANED -9x12 *l5O Call fol del: 10-da koec Kemer Rug Cos Ch 8336 SHEET METAL WORK OF ALL' KINDS Repairs for anv make of furnace. Chas Goldstein. 1640 S. Merld. Dr. 3431. WHY PAY MORE. Paper furnished and hung, $4 per room Ir, 2415, FRANK JACKSON. 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Permanent position with substantial compensation if services are satisfactory. References required. Apply Mr. Rasmussen, INDIANAPOLIS POWER AND LIGHT CO.. No. 2 West Washington. SALESMEN Due to increase In business we can use several live wire men selling warm-air furnaces. Experience not necessary as we teach you our system. Apply afternoons, 247 Virginia Ave. STOREKEEPER, machinery epx $175 Clerk, drive automobile 18 Collection man, young, good personality, high-grade concern, start... 125 E. E. BURNS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 405 Roosevelt Bldg, Licensed. STOREKEEPER, machinery exp *175 Clerk drive automobile 18 Collection man. young, good personality. high-grade concern, start. 125 E. E. BURNS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 405 Roosevelt Bldg. Licensed. HIGH-CLASS SALESMEN DESlßED—Preferably with advertising experience: must be producers and have automobile. Opportunity for advancement. Write or call C. P. ROCKWELL, 2nd floor Hotel Washington. DISTRIBUTORS 10c Yo-Yo. universal sensation. 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Help Wanted Female MAID, full time, housework, care of child; mutft be over 18. white, settled. Apply Brenners Basement. 26 E. Washington St, Reference required. Situations Wanted Mr te YOUNG MAN—Will chauffeur party drivlng to Texas; references given. Box 27. EXP. MEAT CUTTER—And gen. grocery store work. Ir, 4126. Situations Wanted Female ELFVA7TOR, maid work, or care of children. exp, colored girl. Ta, 5993. GENERAL housework, neat colored womn.: half or all day. Reference. He. 2164, BEAUTY OPERATOR—Experienced; reference. Times. Box 47. _ Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N.. 1228—Modern priv. home; stm. ht.; next, bath; gentl n. Ri. 4884, eve. ALA., N., 2456 PLEASANT, FRONT, WARM RM.; TWIN BEDS: $5. TA. 2547. ALABAMA. N.. 1401—Especially clean, warm rooms; 53.50 and up. RI. 8775. BELLEFONTAINE. 2631—Warm rm., next bath: $4: private home. He 2158 BIRCH WOOD, 3464 —Lovely rm.; private home; couple or 2 ladigs. Wa. 2915-J. BONNA AVE.. 5789—Housekeeping or sleep, rms., unfurnished., nr. car tine. Ir. 3991. BROADWAY. 1947—Nice, warm rm.; mod home privileges: meals opt. He. 2648. CAPITOL. N.. 3167—Lovely warm rm.: prlvate home; gentleman. Ta, 3494. CAPITOL. N.. 2025—Nice, warm room suitable for 2; reasonable. Ta. 6317. CENTRAL. 2048—Warm, nicely furnished room: $4. Ta. 3451. CENTRAL. 2404—Nice, warm room; meals opt.; 2 girls. Ha. 4787-W. CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia Ave., nice clean s’eep. and housekeeping rms.. mod COLLEGE, 1565—Newly dec., large rm.. good heat, hot water. Ri. 8917. CORONADO HOTEL—IS 6 N. 111., nice clean mod. rms , iteam heat LI. 0642. DEI AWARE. N . 2264—Attractive front rm.. well heated: plenty hot water. H;_1906. DELAWARE. N.. 2264—Nice 3-room apt.; well heated; plenty hot water. Ba. 190$.

' Rooms for Rent DELAWARE HOTEL-517 N. Del., nice clean mod. rm . steam hfcat. Ri. 0466. DENISON HOTEL Now showing rooms for permanent guests for the winter. Convenient to everything. Come and see them; *lO weekly couble and up. , DREXEL ARMS. 730 N. ILLINOIS—Very desirable outside rooms; furnished; *5 week and up. Ll. 2821. EAST. N, 718—Nice front rm.. steam heat. Suitable for 2 RI. 4853. EUGENE. 1018—Front room; twin beds; 1 or 2 ladies: near bus, car. EASTERN. 320—Furn. rm.. breakfast. private, modern. Ch. 2718-W. ILL. N., 1121—Nice double rm. Plenty heat, hot water. Ll 9816. JEFFERSON HOTEL—4I3 W. Mich., mod. clean rms., steam heat, reas. RI. 0119. LEXINGTON, 1932—Nice front rm., well heated. Dr. 7044. MERIDIAN, N.. 1927—Pleasant rm., large! for 2: prtvate lavatory; garage optional. MERIDIAN. S, 1255—CHEERFUL, MODERN ROOMS: REASONABLE. MERIDIAN. N. 1716—Beautiful furn. rm.: maid service: steam heat. Ha. 1825. MERIDIAN, N.. 1716—Lovely rm.; twin beds: maid service; -PM vileges, NEW JERSEY. N.. 2030—Rm.; gentlemen: hot water: pri, entrance; gar. Ta 0536. NEW JERSEY N.. 1015—Pleas, front. fin.; walk, dlst.; pri. home; gentlemen; $3.50. NEW JERSEY. N, 1906—Beautiful front rm. for lady, near Central car. Ta. 4481. NORTH, 1 lovely front room, in private home. Is open business man or woman. No other roomers; you will like this one. Call Ta, 4629, NORTH. E.. 419. APT. 7—Nice, warm rm.; private apt.; plenty hot water. Ri. 8277. OHIO HOTEL, 126'* E. OHlO—Clean. steam heated rooms: hot water. , ORIENTAL. N., 20—Front room furn.. modern; reasonable: also housekeep. apt PARK, near 38th.. front rm., private house, near car, bus. Wa, 5640-R. PARK. 1822—Well furnished rm.: private home; gentlemen, garage. He. 4556, PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL—947 N. Penn. clean mod, rms.. steam heat. Ri. 9476. PENN.. N.. 627—Apt. 2; large, front rm.. fireplace: steam heat. Ri. 8779. ST. CLAIR 109 West. Apt. I—2 front rms. porch, hot water. Private ent. Ll. 5315. STERLING Large, front unfurnished room, mod., home privileges. Ch. 1508-R 320 E. VERMONT Conveniently located, clean rms., good heat, hot water, RI. 0575, WASH., E., 3600—Brookville Apt. 11; newly furn., cozy rm.: girl. Ir. 3630.___ WOODRUFF PL., very desirable room, with use of gar.: prlv, home. Ch. 4210-W 11TH, E., 306—Nicely fur.; warm room’ plenty hot water; near car line. Ll. 9388. 21ST, E., 657—Nice, warm, large front room; private home; modern, i He. 1854. 32D. E. 541—Front rm. No other roomers. Garage. References. Wa, 1597. NICE FRONT ROOM—Steam heat. Girls, breakfast optional. Home privileges. 603 E. 32ND. Wa. 2836, HOME ATMOSPHERE / Front, rm Reasonable, in old-fashioned home, instantaneous heater, clean, warm, well furnished. Plano, radio, all comforts. Couple or 2 girls. Have cooking privileges if desired. Excellent car line 1 block. Be. 1145-R. YOUNG LADY with beautiful furnished home on car line, wants business girls rm. & breakfast: laundry; reas, Ir. 0687. WANTED—GirI as roommate for nice rm. north; private home. He. 1854. WALKING DISTANCE—High-class room; next white tile bath. Ll. 9415. LARGE FRONT ROOM—Steam heat; home prlvilleges: close in. Ll. 2928. Room for Rent With Board BRADLEY, S . 32—Nice sleeping rm, 1 or 2 gentlemen. Meals optional. Ir. 0126-R. CAPITOL, N.. 2157—Neat, clean, modern room; private family. Ta. 1648. CENTRAL. 1944—Cozv front rm. for 2; unusually goodemeals; $7. CENTRAL, 3319 —Lovely front room, with board; suitable for 2. Wa. 0400-M. CENTRAL. 3358—Comfortable rm. near bath. Good meals if desir. Wa. 0407-R. EAST—Room and board; married couple; $7.50. Tr. 4309. HARDING. N., 1807—Lovelv rm.. good meals; priv, home: reas. Ha. 0878-J. IRVINGTON—2 CHILDREN; SCHOOL AGE; CHRISTIAN HOME. IR. 2109-W. TALBOTT, N.. 1846—Large, warm room. Meals opt.; girls preferred. Ha. 1373-J. WASH. E.. 1139—Hvland. Apt. 5: pleasant rm.. twin beds, hot water. Ll. 89X4. MODERN RM. —Close in: good heat hot water; home cooking. Li. 1961, NICE ROOM—Private home; young men or married couple. Ir. 4571. GIRL, between 2, 7 yrs.’ Mother’s~care! Protestant pref. Ch. 17.34-J.

Fent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N.. 1902—2. 3-rm. housekeeping apts., also sleep, rm.: references. ALABAMA. N.. 947—2 large rms.; down; mod.; everything furnished; next bath. ASHLAND. 1804—2 rms.. private bath and entrance: everything turn. He. 4406. ASHLAND. 1634—2 modern warm connecting rooms; range. He. 4401. BARTH. 1315—2 or 3 small rms., private entrance, modern. BELLEFONTAINE. 1022—2 connecting hsekeeplng rms.; private home, Ri. 8973. BROADWAY. 1549—NICE FURN. RM7, KITCHENETTE. REAS. LI. 5783. ■ BROOKSIDE, 1225—2 LOVELY EURNXSHED ROOMS. $5 WEEK. CAPITOL, N., 728—2 clean front connectlng rms.. gas, lights, water turn. SB. CENTRAL, 3210—Desirable front room; good heat; $5. Wa. 3218. DENISON HOTEL Pennsylvania and Ohio. Now is vour opportunity to secure a nice warm room for the winter. Complete hotel service. Rates surprisingly low: 2-room suites: parlor, bedroom, bath, for 4 persons, as iow as 875 month. Let us show you. EAST ST., N.. 914—Furnished; 2 clean, mdri., connecting rms.; steam heat; $7. HARDING, S.. 533—2 furnished rms., heat, gas range. $5 per week. ILL., N., 2275—Nice, clean rm. and kitchenette; everything furnished. Ta. 6284. LEXINGTON. 1421—M0d., nicely turn, connectlng rms. Private entrance. MARKET, E.. 1536—2 MOD. RMS. EVERYTHING/FURN. COUPLE. RI. 2895. MERIDIAN. N.. 1728. APT. 2—3 rms., turn. city heat. Could use furniture, Ta. 1592. MERIDIAN. S.. 1024>/2—Two housekeeping rooms, also sleeping room. NEW JERSEY, N„ 2042—M0d. rm., best of heat, laundry privilege; adults. NEW JERSEY N., 134—Good warm house- • keeping rooms. RI. 4145. NORTHWESTERN. 2507—2 modern rms., turn,; garage; white. $5. Ha. 1172-R. OHIO. E..'43o—Housekeeping room: $3 per week; one room, 42.50. TRAUB. N.. 20—Modern housekeeping rms. Everything furnished: adults. Be. 4642. UNION, 2515—3 furn. rms.. private ent., garage, 56 week. Ist floor. WALNUT, E., 115—2 rms.; walk, dist.; S2O. See housekeeper in basement. WALNUT. W.. .118. Two single. 54 and $5: furnished. WOODRUFF PL.. 544 Middle Dr.—l apt. with private bath. Ch. 3173. 10TH. E., 226—1 and 2 rms.; everything furn.shed: modern. Ri. 4818. 11TH. E., 909—2 LARGE, FRONT ROOMS; NEWLY DECORATED; $7. RI. 1839. 16TH. E.. 417—2-rm. apt., mod., everythlng furnished: sink in kitchen. 17TH, E.. 523—Furnished rm., modern. 55 wk. Central car, NICELY FURNISHED—Warm rm. modern. on car line. 55. Ri. 6169. LOVELY WOODRUFF—2 mod. rms.. 3rd fl.: *7.50; also 1 rm. kitchenette; $6.50. Ch, 4108. TWO—Nicely furnished room; modern; sink; private entrance. Ch. 0569-M. Houses and Flats Furnished ALABAMA. -N., 2021 —6-room furnished apartment; modern, garage. Ha. 1405-R. ASHLAND. 2234—Lovely 2-room apt: private bath and ent ; steam heat. He 2507 EUCLID 625—5-room modern cottage. $lO week, garage. IRVINGTON—CoIoniaI home; 6 rooms, extra large living room. Oriental rugs, piano, fireplace. Frigidalre. heat Its., ggj. wa., phone fur.; SIOO mo. Eve. Ir. HW6. MICH , E , 430—2-room. mod. apt., nicely furnished, reasonable; good heat. NEW~YORK. E.. 425—Small modern front apartment, downtown. Li. 6177, OXFORD, N , 1133—2 furn. apts.. modern; pri. entrance: reasonable Ch. 0897-W. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 3510 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 5-ROOM APARTMENT: 5125 MONTH TA. 2906. SANGBTER, 4915—Nicely fur 5-rm house; reas.. going south for Winter. Hu._6037. UNIVERSITY AVE.. 5363—1rv., 4 rms. Ist floor, mod. light, gas heat. Child, allowed. WE have waiting list for furnished houses and apartments. Call LI. 6662 LADIES —Gentleman, employed or widow to share widow’s home: gar. Hu. 3876. A REAL HOME Three bedroom house excellently furnished north, almost overlooking Fall Creek blvd. Piano, radio, hot water; reasonable '’’a. 6105. FOR FURNISHED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS CALL SCHLOSS BROS. DfVESTMENT CO- LI. 2318. WILL share mv lovely modern home with employed coupie. Kitchen privileges, tfood heat, garage: reasonable Ir 0687. Apartments tor Rent ALABAMA lT! 2152—UPPER DUPLEX; WATER. CITY HEAT PAID. WA. 2133. 6fif.fr, 518—4 rooms lower, nicely dec. heatrola, Ins. toilet, water pd. sl9.

Apartments fv Rent BELLEFONTAINE 2050—4-room modern. heat and water: $35. He. 3477. BELLINGHAM—36IO Balsam Ave.: newlv decorated 3-room acts.. $47.50: utilities furnished. Wa 4413. BOLTON AVE.. N, 27—Lovelv upper duplex 6 rms.. bath: steam ht. *35. Ij_ 4053 COLLEGE—Near 54th; 1-room. bath. kitchen; all utilities fur.: $35. Hu. 4961 ILL. 1440—6 ROOMS. ALL MODERN. 2 BATHS, WATER PD. $29. RI. 0543. 234 E PRATT !.. *42.50 1603 Central 37 50 1020 Central 35.00 418 E. 15th x 55.00 3015 N Meridian 85.00 412 N. Alabama 55.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES • 710 Union Title LI. 3458 VIRGINIA AVE., 239'; 3 rms.. semi-mod.. 3d floor. $12_50._ Dr. 5857_ 19TH, 309 E.—s rm. lower duplex, steam heat, water pd :_s4s. Ta. 0419 AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL Beautiful ultra modern furnished oi unfurnished; $60.50 and up Dally or monthly rates. Hotel service Phone Ri 1371 or call at building 850 N Penn. APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU Let us help you find an apartment. We take you in our car No obligation of course Ri 1371 KREIGER J 36 E Prospect One and 2-room apts newly decorated. $25 and S3O. 6ee custodian or call Ll. 5391. H H WOODSMALL Sz CO MODERN—S rooms, partially furnished. 2822 Annette. Li 7941. 2 of 4. 4 ROOM APT. Houses for Rent BELLEFONTAINE. 2532- 6-room mod double, new furnace, new garage, S3O. Ir. 3412. BOULEVARD PL.. 3715—Near Butler car and 38th St.; half modern bungalow; 4 rooms, bath; garage; S4O. Key at 3713 or call RI. 9163 days. or_Ta._s966 eves. BROADWAY. 3119 —Attractive 6-rm. mod. double: gar.: only $45. Owner, Ta. 0270 BROOKSIDE AVE.. 2326—7 rooms and bath: only S3O. Owner, Ta. 6567. 1 5400 NORTH—Attrac. 5-rm. mod. double; redeco.; reas; responsible party. Ri 2987. COLLEGE—Near 54th; 4-rm, mod double: lights, gas, water, coal furn. Hir 4961. COLLEGE, 1619—6-rms. mod., redecorated, hardwood, new furn.. gar., water, $32.50. CONGRESS, 466—Cozv 4 rm._mod. double: gar , water pd. $37,50. T V. 0432. DELOSS ST.T~ll3s—Ju2t what you have been wanting: 5-rm. bungalow, semi-mod-ern. close to school and church, nice back yard. Call Ch. 0241. ENGLISH AVE., 1702—7 nice rms., upstairs, water and lights paid, near school; $25 per month. Dr, 5350. GRACELAND, 3611—Single 8 rms., fireplace. dou. gar., nr. Butler, Shortridge. Ta. TO3I. GUILFORD. 5636—Single. 5 rooms; garage; SSO. O. H. POWELL. RI. 6074. LI. 7155. HAMILTON. N.. 27—’/;-sq. E. Wash. car. 6-rm„ bath, htd.. stove: $25. Ch. 5931. HAMILTON. N.. 1421—Attractive 6-:oom mod, double, garage, k-ater pd. Wa. 1484. HILLSIDE ave!. 2270—4 rooms, garage, lights furnished: sl2. Ch. 1634. HILLSIDE AVE. 2391—6 rooms, elec., lights., garage: $lB. Ch. 1634. KANSAS. 149—Near Meridian car; 5 rms.. bath, water pd.. $22.50. Call New Crown Cemet’y. Dr. 6686. KELLEY, 1509 —5-room modern double; garage; water paid; A-l; $27. Hu. 7387. KENWOOD. 3616—Attractive cozy 4-room double, in-door bed, garage: $45. Hu. 6682. KINO, 706—4 rooms, bath, yard'; $23.50. J.-W. Haley;; 2 phones. LA SALLE. N„ 532—Upper duplex 4 rooms, sun parlor. modern, newly painted, papered, near WesUnghouse Lamp_Co. LAUREL, 745—0n Lpxlngton car, 6 rm.. mod, dou. rudd heater $35. Dr, 2539-W. LAUREL. 1015—6-room semi-modern; water paid. Only $22.50. Ha. 3203-W. MORRIS. E.. 946—5-rm. double, mod. except furn.: garage; $27.50. Ta. J 1226. NEW JERSEY N.. 3040—Beautiful 6 rooms, modern throughout. Phone Ta. 3274. Ooen 12 to 4. NEW YORK7e. 4109—E'TH'doubleTTnns'. modern except heat. Ir. 4010. OHIO. E.. 1520—Near Tech; 7-room modern double; garage: $35. Ll. 5256. PARK. 6283—Cozy 4-rm. bungalow double; in-a-dr. bed; gar.; wa. pd.: $45. Hu. 684,5. PARKER AVE., 2255—5 rooms, good condition: garage, easily heated. Owner. 2233 _Parker Ave. PRdSPECTV 825—7 rooms, modern; 2jcar garage; water paid: S3O. Dr. 9153. “ _ ROACHE, 1422—Riverside car: 6-rm.gmod. double: easily heated; $35. Tn. 6324 RURAL, N, 931—6-room modern double; gar.; S4O. Near St. Philips. He. 5846._ ST. CLAIR. E.. 1122—Double, modern 9 rooms, garage, good condition: water pd.: $27,50. SPRUCE. 1726—Upper duplex. 5 rms. gas elec.. Inside toilet, garage, water paid: sl3. STEWART ST.. 2926 (Brigbtwood'i: nice 5-room bungalow. Only $ 18. TACOMA. N.. 22)4—(Near Brightwood carl. 4-room cottage elec.: near school: sl2. Dr. 4170, TACOMA. N.. 1121—6-rm. mod.; gd. furn., nice yard; garage. Ch. 6288-R. TEMPLE >i PEARL—Nice 4-room double; elec., gas, water; A-l; sl6. __ lie 5305. TUXEDOUfe.. 19—5-room, Vi douFlc; semimodern; good condition; $22.50. Ch. 3680. UNIVERSITY AVE.. 4916 6 rms., modern: garage: $25. Ir. 1111 VERMONT, W.. 2005—Duplex, gar., mod. except heat. Call after 5 p. m. Be. 0907-W. VERMONT. E.. 717—6 rooms, bath; garage; near Real Silk; $22. Li. 0672. WALLACE, 609 N. (4900 east)—Attr. home, strict, mod., suit. 2 families; upper, $42.50, lower $42.50. Dble. gar. Ri. 3670 eve., Dr. 7075.

WALLACE. N.. 421 Attractive, 6-rm. mod! double: garage; S4O. _lr. 2299-J. WEST ST.. 8., 810—5-room semi-modern double; garage; $lB. Hu. 7387. WOODLAWN. 1401—7 rooms; semi-modern: water paid, $25. Owner. Ha. 3203-W. TENTH, E., 4724—Cozy 4-rr,!. bungalow double; garage: $35. Call Ir. 3725-w 12TH. E., 652—Attractive 7 rooms modern. new furnace, near school. $34.50. Ri. 5737. 12TH. E.. 2305—5-rm. cottage, garage: Vecto heater furn.: $lO on moving. Ta. 1817. 15TH E., 822 —Rear!"’ 3-room, semi-mod., lights, water paid. sls. Ri. 7771. 28TH W„ 955—6 rms.. single; gas lights, bath; garage; S3O. Ha. 4420-M. 33RD. W. 1107—6-room modern double; redecorated; 2 doors Northwestern car. $37.

40TH, W., 425—4-room modern, near Fairview car; only 528. Hu. 2561. BARGAIN Beautiful 4-bedroom home; near Shortrldge. Ha. 1735 COLORED— 140TCornell; 5 rooms, mod.; hardwd. fl. (hitfn-classi. $26.50. Dr. 3827. 3 SQS. FROM TECH. —6 rms. mod., except furnace, easily, htd.. $25, Dr. 4605. COLORED-Still well. Tl 6: 5 rms. gas. elec.. Inside toilet, water pd., good cond.; sls. FOR RENT —Colored; dandy three-room house. 4049 Boulevard place. FOUR-ROOM semi-modern double: splendid condition: garage: water paid; S2O. Key on premises. Hu. 2569. Attention, Railroad Men Snappy, five-room bungalow: first class; new paint and paper. 337 Villa. Dunlop & Holtegel 122 K. Market. Li. 6517. BUY LIKE RENT 3420 E. 25th; 6-room. 1 story, newly painted, lights, gas, city water, garage, work shop, extra large lot. wooded; only $.3,250; pay like rent, 530 per month. Ri. 6441, Mr. Goode. Attention, Railroad Men Snappy, five-room bungalow; first-class; new paint and paper. 337 Villa. Dunlop & Holtegel 122 E. Market. Li. 6517. Business Places for Rent LIGHT MANUFACTURING OR STORAGE 33x40 ft.. 515 month: 4th floor, elevator • service: plenty light and air. 42 W. South St. H. L. Dithmer. Ta. 0089. VACANT business room and residence; good for grocery, no chain stores near; used furniture or dry cleaning. Ta 2776. STOREROOM and 5 living rooms, equipped grocery and meat-: 835. Ta. 1817. IDEAL SPACE FOR LUNCH CAR—Reas. RI. 5059 or 1310 N. Capitol. Suburban for Rent SUBURBAN HOME- Just 20 minutes from Monument and 2 squares from St. Roch’s Catholic church and school; 6 rooms, lights, gas. A-l. Only $25. Stackhouse. RI. 5305. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS—6 rms . 3 acres. fruit, near bus: 525 Dr. 7851-R-4. SUBURBAN—B rooms, modern: 3 acres; chick. house; fruit. Only 840. Dr. 7080-W. SUBURBAN—S rms.; good furnace: lights, 1 acre gar : 525. Beech Grove 139-J-2. SUBURBAN—New. easily heeled. 5-room bung.: cellar, garden, gar : 520. Ch. 7235. | Wanted to Rent WE hase several people wanting single and double houses, also apartments and flats. Call LI. 2662 ______ Houses tor Sate ATTRACTIVE —4-bedroom home, north; good location; near school Wa. 4010. 3947 WTNTHROP— Will lease or sell this 5-room home. Cali LI. 2541. Mr. Farris. MODERN HOME—3 bedrooms: near Tech. Ch. 1207. , S2OO c/.BH Buys duplex rentlnfi; $75. Ur. 0657-R.

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Houses for Sale | ORANGE. 3524. COLORED- New 4-room ' bungalow: nicely decorated; electric lights, cement porch, cement walk* in vard. driven well, garage; lot 44x140; price 5i.850; small cash payment balance monthly: close to Falrmount Glass Works. Gas Company. Pennsylvania and Beech Grove shops and Tie Company; take Shelbyville or Rushviile Interurban to 3500 Prospect St. walk two blocks south: agents on ground all day Sundav OSCAR I.EF 406 Castle Hall Bldg.. 230 E Ohio. R:. 7217. IN BELLAIRE Thev are paving Schofield Ave. We have a good bargain in 5-room modern home; large basement and attic: doubt garage, including street only $4,000: eaa payment- Ri. 3477. or eve. Hu, 6453. _ SHERMAN DR. 57”734 Thoroughly modern 3-room house: all improvements paid; no Barrett: basement, garage. Holland furnace, built-in features, full front porch, rear porch. Close to school and church. This Is a bargain. Price $3,950. Terms. C.\B McFaddcn. 230 E. Ohio. Room 406 \ti._ 7217 Ch. 0839. fIOO C ASH. BALANCE s£s PER MONTH Dandv 5-room bungalow, newly decorated. fruit trees, nice schrubberv. garage. This is a bargain. Call Mr. Mc l 'cy. LI. 3820. evenings Hu. 8475. HOYT, AVE, 3912 5-room bungalow; first-class condition; bath, city water, gas; nicely decorated: full front porch, rear porch: garage: sell at a bargain; price, 53.000, on terms. Take English ave. car to Sherman drive. C. B. MeFadden, 230 E. Ohio. Ri. 7217 nr Ch. 0899. _ __ SI 00 DOWN. DA LANCE $29 , PER MONTH Four-room, nice lot on paved street east. Close to bus. school and stores. Call McVey. Li 3820/ evenings. Hu. 6475. SHERMAN DRIVE Modern 5-room bungalow, bus. school. This is a real buy at SIOO down, balance $35 per month. Call Mr. McVey. Li. 3820; evenings Hu. C 475. , HOUSE -And. 11.I 1 .- acres land, large garage; some fruit; 4 blocks west of St. Francis’ hospital. Call evenings or Sat. and Sun., F. M. Herron. R. R. No. 5, Box 109. ’TV F ROOM Semi-modern bungalow; built-in features. Price. $3,000: SIOO down, $25 mo. R. E. Kennedy, Beech Gvova 24-W-l or 120 _ 4-ROOM —Garage bungalow; Inclosed front porch 7x18; lot. 50x180; lights, water, out-* fide toilet: chicken coon; $800; terms. 1118 S. Meridian Si. THREE- Five-room, semi-modern houses, in Mars Hill, close to school, churches, car line: bargain if sold this week. Owner Be. 4029-R-l. HIGH ST., 1026- Six rms.. bath and furnace: near Eli Lilly plant. Will sell for <3,800. or cotisld. small subrbn !>■. -i.T. BRICK VENEER New 5 rooms; all modern conveniences, on 61st St.; real cheap; small down payment. Call eve. Wa. 087 L NO DOWN PAYMENT Modern. 4 bedrnt. home. 2-car garage, large lot. Ideal location. Owner Ta. 0960, PAY LIKE* RENT ‘ ' New 5 rm. mod. bungalow; built-in features, r. rave, near ear. Ta. 0960. , Cl >IT '■ l :E 1 22 Modern 5:• tom rottage; lot. 30x120; must close estate; bargain; 52.600. Dr. 0116 or 1230 Cottage. Real Estate Wanted CASH for property, all kinds. C. J BORTON. 222 N Delaware. Ri. Suburban for Sale ~ EXTRA MONEY ’• FOR YOU! “IN SUNSHINE GARDENS” Raise chickens, truck gardens, live In a nice bungalow, electric lights, well water, garage, chicken house with one or two acres completely fenced. BUS SERVICE and grocery store in community also school bus for the children; G’/a miles from Circle: 20 minutes drive. * $50.00 CASH gives possession, balance like rent. Drive out Sunday to 1900 block S. Meridian, take Bluff Road No. 37 (four miles to White Center M. E. church i. See sign then west on Norwood road or drive straight out South Harding strrgt. For best proposition see oi ceil Ma. NEI7KOM. Wa, 0569. dev or night. SIOO DOW'N .Five-room modern bungalow: built-in features; laundry room. 3-car garage;' concrete front drive: located near National road 4000 West. All In good condition. Newly painted. Price $4,500. Call Li. 2318. SCHLOSS BROS. INVESTMENT COMPANY. ~ NOT 11ING DOWN " Five-room seml-moc/rn bungalow: good condition: beautiful yard; garage, front drive. Can he bought for S3O uer month. Located near National road. 4600 west. Li. 2318. BCHI OSS BROS. INVESTMENT CO. 3 ACRES -With cheap 3-room house; t,““* eral tracts of one acre and more .ijt sale at Longacre and Edgewood; reasonable terms. Edwin E. Thompson. RI. 3331. Residence. Southport 11G-E-1 .. Farms for SoleFOUR FORTIES—At 8350 ner forty takes all. Hour’s ride Ir. Loss for Sate , EXCIIANGEYOUR ’ MORTGAGED PROPERTY FOR LOTS I have a few lots I will consider trading for deed equities inside city. Li. 2541. MR KARRIS. CENTENNIAL. N. 1200 2 large lots’: sidewalks: will sacrifice. Owner. Li. 4824. LOT NORTH Between College ’ and Keystone; S2OO eouitv foe $35. Oh. 0557. TIMER WANT ads m;I hi HO'-INFSS. Real Estate for Exchange WHAT HAVE YOU- -Desire to fell or trade well located small farm, close in, fine schools. 17 acres, good improvements. And have city home; excellent location; modern; ACT HOW. Want a small going business, take in auto or livestock. Correspondence a pleasure. R. H. MARTIN, 613 N. Carver, Greensburg, Ind. FOR TRADE-NORTII SIDE " ’ 1 Six-room cottage. furnace, garage: cheap at $4,000; will accept vacant lots for mv $2,000 > Cal o- uer. Wa. 0220.

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LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER —. Fire-proof storage house Store now pay 6 months later No charge for hauiinf In. New trucks. Experienced men PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. 4)9 E Market RI 7750. TRANSFER—Storage, packing, shipping: low rates on California shipment. OTTO J. SUESZ. RI. 6561. RI- 3628. CH. 4579 CH. 0699-W J H~ TAYLOR TRANS. & STORAGE SPECIAL PRICES. OVERLAND—To or from Chicago St. Louis. Detroit, Cleveland or other cities. RI 4265. LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING—Special prices on large or small lots to all points _ RI 6561 RI- 3628. CH. 4579 Nltes— CH. 0699-W MOVING. $4 LOAD AND UP Large covered trucks, clean padding, careful, courteous men. BEHRENT BIG FOUR ST OR AG E. L). 7790. Ch. 1432. BRITTON TRANSFER -Moving 3.so_icad; large trucks responsible men Dr 7618. • HAULING—S4.OO Dr load and up. Expert piano movers. Hicks. RI. 6434. . BOTTS TRANSFER —Large vans: $5 per load. Dr. 3483. * Miscellaneous for Sale ARCOLA—Heating plant complete: like new, A real bargain. Call Hu. 2966, BABY CARRIAGE—Gray reed: reversible kiddle coop and walker. Hu. 1629. BABY - BUGGY Blue reed; Gordon motor crib bargain. Ha. 4666-R. ; BASEBURNER Large si/e. Monitor Radla--1 tor in good condition. 1523 Sheldon Bt. BOTTLES Sagalowsky Bottle Cos. Ri. 7104. “ 605 S. Capltoi AVe. Home Bottle Supulies | BUFFET—72-incin china. server. 8-fU table; 6 dining. 2 host chairs, American 1 walnut, metal bed. box springs, mattress, | 2 fibre Rush rockers, table. He_449B._appt. I COAL RANGE— Copper ej a d. first class [ cond. reas. 131 N. Euclid after 6p. m. COAT—Lady's winter, size. 36-38. mixed j tweed, kit fox collar, bar. *ls Ch. 3996.' COAT—Black sea: plush, s;z 38. also wine ! colored Atelour, trimmed in opossum fur, flare front, size 36:_bargain. 1r.J1106 R-2. COAT—New. blue Needlepoint Bolivia, mink collar and cuffs; size 38; very reasonable Ch J7772-JL _ DAVENPORT- Blue and gold wbhair; lge~ reas. 4935 Wash. Bivl Hu. 6727. . DINING TABLE—6 chairs, wsflnut. used t month, reas 4449 Guilford. Hu. 55a7 eOsCTROLUX—The Ytas - refrigerator furnishes endless, noiseless refrigeration for your home at lowest operation expense, now on dismay at J. D. GARDNER & CO. 221 E. Maryland St. LI <B9B. ELECTRIC DRILLS New. >i-ln. each; $lB. | MEIER ELECTRIC MACHINF COMPANY 136 S. MER. IU. LI. 2401. 1 FIRE BOWL—And ether parts for Monerief furnace No. 40, 24. 806 lowa Bt. Call Dr. 2877. FRACTURE BED In good condition; cheap for auiclt tale. Ir. 2370-R.