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NET PROFITS OF FOX ISSUES UP DURING BATTLE Amusement Shares Double Earning Power Over Last Year. tn>tr,l Pre** NEW YORK. March 7—While battle for control of the Fo* Film Corporation was rafting in urious courts and bankers’ circles, the huge amusement enterprise in 1929 more than doubled its net profits for the preceding year, it was revealed in the company's annual earnings report, made public today. Net profits for the year ended Dec 28. 1929, amounted to $11,848.278. after all charges, equal to $12.87 a share earned on the combined 820,660 no-par shares of Class A and 99.900 no-par shares of Class B stock. This compares with $5,957,218. or $6 47 a share earned on the combined shares in 1928. In addition, there was a profit of $5,612.609 on the sale of securities in 1929 which was credited to surplus account against charge-ofls for depreciation of silent films. The Fox Theaters Corporation and wholly owned or controlled subsidiaries reported for the year ended Oct. 25. 1929. net profit of $2,748.006, as compared with $1,536,980 in the previous year. The total liabilities, which have been responsible for the difficulties of the two companies, were revealed for the first time in the report. Current liabilities of the theaters unit total $65,428,029, including $17,751,904 owing to the film corporation. Combined current liabilities of the two companies eliminating inter-company liabilities, amount to $90,739,885. Combined quick assets of the enterprises total $29,264,396. As the refinancing plan approved by the stockholders provides approximately $60,000,000 in new money, the proposal is estimated to leave the two companies with about $30,000,000 current payables and $4,500,000 in cash between them. Current earnings are expected to augment this considerably. Marriage Licenses Rogr! Smith. 21. of 2410 Cornell, clerk, and .lohnnie Mai Moore. 20. of 1815 Yandes, maid. Samuel Solotkln. 22. of Greenfield, merchant. and Lillian Goldberg. 21, of 567 Highland drive. James F May. 24. of 937 Favette, mechanic, and Bernice Robinson. 32. of 2106 Highland place. Sherlcv K Taylor. 22. of 624 North La Salle, mechanic, and Nora A. Howe. 22. of .7309 East Michigan. William Grayson. 82, of Acton, shoe mender, and Elmira E. Crouch Mcßride. 70. of Acton. Janie.- M. Crump. 46, of 517 East Fourteenth. butler, and B< rthn F. Pryor. 35. of 2729 Boulevard place, cook. Building Permits Barncv MrCov. dwelling and garage. 820 East Killv-first. $3,000. Owen B. Post, garage. 3522 East New York. $550. * Gcorv • P. Oiinc. alterations. 630 Watson road, $770. Alfred Young, dwelling and garage, 1443 North W. J. Dories, repairs, 2641 North New Jersey. $385. J. K. Lillv Jr., re.oof. 4150 Washington boulevard. $6,78. T. E. Brown, garage. 1506 Colorado, S3OO. N. B. Davi . repairs. 305 North Addison. *1.310. G. McKinnev. garage. 1223 Perry, S2OO. G. McKinnev. addition. 1223 Perry. S2OO E. B. Mumford, garage. 34 West Fortysecond. SBOO. J Wvninger, excavation. 1142 King. $1,600 J. Wvninger. garage. 1142 King. S2OO. I. Stephenson, dwelling and garage, 1018 West Thirty-fifth. *4.000. E. P. Hughey, dwelling and garage. 1424 West Twentv-cighth. $3,150. E F Hughe-, dwelling and garage. 1428 West Twenty-eighth. $3,150. E. F. Hughey, dwelling and garage. 1517 Udell. $3,150. E. F. Hughey, dwelling and garage. 1521 Udell. $3,150. E. F. Hugliev. dwelling and garage. 1525 Udell. $3,150 E. F Hughey, dwelling and garage. 1d29 Udell. $3,150 College and Canal Realty Company, station. 6270 College. $12,000. Deaths Clcssle Wm. Meader, 28. 1317 West Thirtieth, pulmonary- tuberculosis. Anthonv F. Lenaghan. 71, 221 Parkview, carcinoma. William P. Connolly. 73. 1719 North Illinois. cerebral apoplexy. Saillie !i Hollingsworth, 80. 227 North Delaware, hvpostatic pneumonia. William Mcßae, 57. 528 West Morris, carcinoma. .... .. Ellen Catherine McKnight. 75. 212 North East, acute ailatattoa of heart. Parasol ants derive their name from a habit of bittinp of! pieces of leaves much larger than themselves and carrying them over their heads.

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The stud-baker Corporation and subsidiary companies. Including the PierceArrow Motor Car Company, for the - *ar ended Dec. 31. 1929. reports net sales amounting to $145,303,834 as against $177.128.879 In 1929. a decrease of 18 per cent, and net profits of *11,928.261 as compared with $12,654,156. a decrease of 5.7 per cent. After reserves for the Pierce-Arrow Class A minority stockholders' interest and preferred dividends on Studebakor and Pierce-Arrow pr-Wred stocks, there remained $10,846,578 net profits of 1929 applicable to Studebaker common stocic. This was $5.53 per share on the 1.961.3.8 shares of stork outstanding at Dec. 31. 1929. or $5.69 per share on the average number of shares outstanding during the rear. The corporation’s net profits m 1528. excluding Pierce-Arrow, were *l3 94. 181. or $7 16 per share on 1.870.000 shares outstanding. The eleventh consecutive quarterly divdend on United States Electric Light and Power Share*. Inc., trust certifirates series "A” was distributed on March 1. Thi* distribution In cash totaled $68.3.000, equivalent to 68 cents per share on the 1.020.000 shares cutstanding as of that date. Dividends paid* on the “A" certificates during 1929 were *2.89 per share. NEW YORK. March 7.—Servel. Inc. annual report for 1929 shows large increases in the gas absorption refrigeration bussnet s as reflected in net profits of $791,229 before extraordinary deductions amounting to $1 347.172 in the compressor division and other small deductions, resulting in a rie loss for the vear of $599,887. This compares with net income of $236,398 for 1928 The report also shows Important increases in capital structure and book value of the common stock. DETROIT. March 7.—Record earnings for 1929 of $11,681,557 are reported hy Burroughs Adding Machine Company, after deductions for depreciation, taxes and all other charges. This is equivalent to $2.33 a share on the 59M),0(1tl shares of non-par value stock outstanding at the close of the year, as compared with earnings of $1.65 a share on the same number of shares for 1928. Constructive forces for the most part, ruled both the stock and bond markets in February when new public offerings of ecurities aggregated $600,981,210 in the American market, according to the. monthly Investment review of Lawrence Stern Ac Cos., investment bankers of Chicago and New York. CHICAGO. March 7.—Approximately to per cent increase in sales was gained in February by the Bendix-Cowdrej Brake Tester, Inc., subsidiary us the Bendix Aviation Corporation. Increased orders represent domestic and foreign sales, according to F. W. Parks, president of the company. Three substantial increases came from Uruguay, In its annual report for the year 1929. made public today. American Water Works and Electric Company. Inc., reported consolidated gross earnings of *54,119.004, a new record and a gain o£ $3,074,314 over gross for the year 1928. WILLIAMSPORT. Pa., March 7.—Lycoming Manufacturing Company, a division of Auburn Automobile Company, reported a 250 per cent increase in the number of motors released for delivery March 1. the beginning of the second quarter of the fiscal year 1930, compared with releases on Dec. 1, the beginning of the tirst quarter. The annual report of The Borden Company—the first report of any kind issued by the company on its 1929 operating results—reveals an impressive record of sales and earnings never before equaled in the seventy-three years since the busi.e* was founded by Gail Borden. The past year was one of marked progress and devolpment and was characterized hv further expansion and diversification of the company and it* operating properties in the various states and Canada. Lane, Piper Ac Jaffray, Inc.: ForemanState Corporation: Northern National Corporation, anti Anglo London Paris Company are offering $4,000,000 three-vear *j per cent collateral trust gold notes of The Greyhound Corporation, due March 1. 1933. at 99 and accrued interest to yield 6 S per cent. DESIRE TO TALK WITH WIFE CAUSES ARREST Alleged Liquor Law Violator Traced Through Phone Call. Bjj Times tivcci'il CONNERSVILLE. Ind., March 8. —Escaping through the back entrance of his home when police raided it and arrested his wife, Mrs. Ada Sparks. John Sparks could not resist a temptation to return and have a few words with his wife. He telephoned Sheriff Woodward that her father desired to speak to her. The sheriff was suspicious, knowing that the father of Mrs. Sparks was in Connersviile and not in Brownsville, from which point the telephone call came. The call was traced to Sparks and the sheriff gave chase. Sparks was captured near Hamilton. 0.. by Sheriff Woodward and Officer Hines and returned here. He is in the county jail facing a charge of possession and sale of liquor.

QUIZ GANGSTERS IN SLAYING OF RACKET LEADER Widow of ‘Dingbat’ Oberta Coolly Testifies at Murder Inquest. | By United Preii* CHICAGO, March 8 —The roll of ! the rackets was called today by police seeking a clew to identity of

the gangsters, who took John (Dingbat) Oberta and his chauf-feur-body guard. Sammy Malega, "for a ride.” Frank McErlane, Joe Saltis, the O'Donnell brothers. Scarface A1 Capone's troops, men who live by the gun and under its menace, all will be questioned. Oberta, allaround racketeer, was shot to death in his

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own automobile Wednesday night. His chauffeur died at the same in- ' stant. At the inquest Thursday it was established Oberta died fighting. The inquest also brought out the psychology of a gangster's widow. Mrs. Florence Oberta, scorn for her husband s slayers written in her rnein, coldly recounted events preceding Oberta's last departure from home. It was not a new r experience for her. Two years ago she testified at the inquest over the body of Tim Murphy, her first husband, who also was murdered by gunmen. “I guess I've had more love and better husbands than most women,” she said. "Johnny was a lovely" husband. Something like Mr. Murphy. He was a pallbearer at Tim's funeral, you know.” Following instructions of an ! anonymous informant who tele- | phoned that “William. Niemoth and i his men killed Dingbat,” police ! sought the trigger man of Frank McErlane’s gang. INDIANS HELD IN HAMMER DEATH j Murder of Artist’s Wife Puzzles Police. By United Press BUFFALO. N. Y.. March B.—Two Indian women were arrested here today in connection with what poj lice called one of the strangest and most primitive murders ever to oc- | cur in this vicinity. Mrs. Clotilde Marchand. wife of I Henri Marchand. prominent artist, j was found dead under overturned | furniture in her home, j Police announced Lillian JimmerI son, 35-year-old Indian, had confessed she was present in the Marj chand home when Mrs. Nancy | Bowen, 66, another Indian, beat [Mrs. Marchand to death with'a hammer. Miss Jimmerson and Mrs. Bowen were arrested. Detectives said Mrs. Bowen hud served as a model for Marchand in work which he was doing for the Buffalo Museum of Natural Science. The Indian women live on the Iro- ! quois reservation at Cattaraugus. ; Physicians declared they found | a chloroform-soaked wad of paper in Mrs. Marchand's throat and said s t here were three wounds on the head and finger-marks on the i throat, j APARTMENT ERROR CLIMAXED BY DEATH “Frying Pan Killer” I* Held on Charge of Manslaughter. J?” L n ■ Pn ** j NEW HAVEN. Conn., March B. I A tragedy of thin-walled apartment houses, where every apartment looks alike, had Herman Alley in county jail today, awaiting trail on a manslaughter charge in connection with the “frying pan killing” of Joseph Gavoni. Gavoni, intoxicated, had strayed from a noisy party in the apartment above Alley. He mistook the floor and hammered on Alley’s door. Alley armed himself with a heavy frying pan. opened the door and struck down the intruder. Gavoni died at a hospital. ! REICHSBANK HEAD QUITS Dr. Schacht Charges Adulteration of Young Debt Plan. B'J imh i Pn** BERLIN. March B.—Dr.- Hjalmar Schacht resigned today as president of the Reichsbank. Dr* Schacht, who signed the Owen D. Young reparations plan, recently had attacked the government for "adulterations” of the reparations plan. It was understood Dr. Schacht decided to resign at a noon meeting of the Reichsbank board when he disagreed with the reparations agreements reached at The Hague, including what he had publicly charged as "adulteration” of the Young plan. !HAND DEALT BY DEATH Brother of Former Ohio Governor Succumbs at Card Table. 1 Biz I nit, <1 Pn ** RICHMOND. Ind.. March 8. ; James F. Pattison. 81. Richmond, former Hagerstown merchant, died suddenly of heart disease Thursday night, while playing cards at a billiard parlor. He slumped across the table as one of four players was dealing a new hand. He was placed upright in his chair and seemed to be rej living when he died, witnesses said. Pattison is said* to have a son. W. R. Pattison. in Cincinnati. He was a brother of John Pattison, former Governor of Ohio, and has a sister living at Oxford, O.

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John C. Mellett A newspaper editor who insisted on printing the truth is the hero of a novel of John C. Mellett, local author, issued by Bobbs-Merrill company today. Under the title of "Ink,” the reader is giveif a glimpse into some very modem problems and the part that newspapers sometimes, but not often, p'-ay. Bootleggers, high finance, special privilege and crooked politics, are shown in their successive efforts to curb the impulse of this particular editor to tell the people the truth. His conflict with these forces and his final triumph, with fortune and love as the rewards, is given a fast moving and dramatic, portrayal. There is action, romance and a message in the novel. Ink seems likely to gain even greater favor than Mellett's former novels. Legal Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING. Notice is hereby given to interested citizens that the Common Council of the City of Indianapolis through its committee on Public Parks will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p. m.. Monday. March 17th, 1930. in the Council chamber at the City Hall on General Ordinance No. 16. 1930. which proposes to rezone the following territory: the territory and property comprising the municipal airport of the City of Indianapolis and that territory and property fronting on Banner Avenue between ihe north line of the municipal airport and the National Road: that the U 1 or resident district, the A2 or .forty-eight hundred area district and the HI. or the fifty foot heighth district, be amended, supplemented and extended so as to include the above described territory and property. Witness my hand and the seal of the City of Indianapolis, this sth day of March. 1930. HENRY O. GOETT, 'SEAL> City Clerk. STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF STATE OTTO G. FI FIELD, Secretary of State TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME. GREETING: I, Otto G. Fifield, Secretary of the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the CAPITAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY has this day filed in the office of the Secretary of State of the State of Indiana. the properly signed and attested consents, statements and papers required bv Section 24 of an Act entitled ••AN ACT CONCERNING THE ORGANIZATION AND CONTROL OF CORPORATIONS FOR PROFIT” approved Feb. 28. 1921. And I further certify that such written consents, statements and papers so filed as aforesaid, show that said company and the officers thereof have complied with the provisions of said Section 24 and that said corporation is now in process of dissolution. ■ In witness whereof, I have hereunto set. mv hand and affixed the seal of the State of Indiana, at the city of Indianapolis. this 19th day of October, A. D. 1929. OTTO G. FIFIELD. (SEAL) Secretary of State. By_.l. HIRAM JOHNSTON. Ass’t, Deputy. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY EXECUTORS. The undersigned executors of the last will of Anna J. Marshall, deceased, hereby give notice that pursuant to the powers, and directions conferred by the will of the decedent, and by virtue of an order by the Marion Probate Court of Marion County. Indiana, they will at the hour of 9 o'clock A. M. of the 22nd day of March. 1930. at Room 9 Aetna Building. 23 North Pennsylvania street, in the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for rale at private sale all the interest of the decedent in and to the following described real estate situate in Marion County. Indiana, to-wit: Lot thirty • 30> in W. H. Talbott's Addition to the City of Indianapolis, according to the plat of said Addition recorded in plat-book four. (4t at page two hundred seven (207> of the records of the Recorder's Office for Marion County, Indiana. Lot four hundred fifty-two (452) Its Wm L. Elder and Alfred F. Potts Armstrong Park Addition to the City of Indianapolis. according to the plat of said Addition recorded in plat-book 'twelve (12) at pages 60 and 61 of the records of the Recorder’s Office for Marion County, Indiana. Lot fourteen hundred twenty-seven (1427) in "Mars. Hill.” a Subdivision of parts of Sections 20. 29 and 30 in Township 15 North. Range 3 East, according to the plat of "Mars Hill” recorded in plat-book 16 at pages 147 to 150 of the records of the Recorder’s office for Marion County. Indiana. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of said court for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate, and upon the following terms and conditions: at least one-third of the purchase money cash in hand, and the balance in not more than three equal, annual installments with interest at six per cent on deferred payments, which interest shall be payable semi-annually, and such deferred payments to be secured by first mortgage on the real estate so sold: the deferred payments to be evidenced bv notes of the purchaser waiving relief and providing for attorney's fees. EDMUND T. JOY. HOWARD R. JOY, Executors of the last will and testament of Anna Jov Marshall, deceased. Death Notices FOWLER. OTIS M.—Passed away at Miami. Fla. Funeral services at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Monday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Interment at Crown HIU. CTBSON, MRS. CAROLINE MONREAN— Age 72 years, beloved wife of James A. Gibson and mother of Mrs. J. C. Murray of New. York City, passed away Wednesday. March 5. at Indiana Christian hospital. Funeral Friday. March 7. 2 p. m.. at FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. 1639 N. Meridian. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Friends invited. IV.YSONT MARY ELIZABETH—Age 82 vrs.. beloved wife of Joseph F. Lawson, and mother of Mrs. Myrtle Leonard, Mrs. Charles Htlligoss. Chicago: Mrs. Alice Borden. Mrs. Hattie Murry, William Joseph. George and James Lawson; passed awav at the home of Mrs. Murry. Friday March 7. Service- at residence of James Lawson. 1619 Villia are.. Monday March 10. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Interment Washington fiark cemetery, t Dunkirk end Portland, Ind.. papers ploasc copy.] __ MERRILL, SAMUEL— Beioved. husband of Elizabeth J. Merrill and grandfather of Mrs. Nettie Banks, deoarted this life Thursday. March 6. age 81 years. Funeral Saturday. March S, at MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Station St.. 2 n. m. .Burial Anderson cemetery. Friends invited NOGOLE. MRS. COKINNE BELLE (nee Ciunv- Os 340 E. Maple road, died at White Cross hospital. 1:30 a. m.. March 6. Columbus, o . after an illness of eight monchs. She is the wife of Don C. Noggie. district sales manager for the Townsend Company New Brighton. Penn. During her illnees she was with her sister. Miss Mollie Clum. of 225 Northridge road. Columbus. O Age 45. Survivors: Husband, one son, Robert P.. her mother, Mrs. Belle Clum: two brothers. H. R. Clum of Everett. Washington: W. A. Clum of Columbus: one sister. Miss Mollie Clum. Funeral arrangements: Body is at Glenn L. Myers mortuary where funeral services will be held 3 p. m, Saturday. and burial at Amaranth Abbey, PITTS. HARLAN—Husband of Emma Raab Pitts, father of Carl W. Pitts, passed away at his home. 1917 Fletcher ave., Friday March 7. Funeral Monday March 10. 2 p. m. at above address. Friends invited. Mr. Pitts formerly lived at Russellville, Ind.

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Storage and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER Fire-proof storage house. Store now, pay 6 months later. No charge for hauling in, New truck?. Experienced men. PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR OO 419 E. Market. HI. 7750 LOCAL and overland hauling: packing and shipping on househlod goods. OTTO J. SUESZ. Ri. 6561. Ri. 3623. Nites. Ch. 4579. Ch. A699-W. T H. TAYLOR TRANS* STORAGE SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND —To OT from Chicago. St. Louis Detro.t. Cleveland or other cities Dr 3071 or Ri 4265 SPECL4L price on load to Detroit; part load to or from Dayton. ABRAHAM TRANSFER LI, 1924. Res.. 2981. BRYANT & SON TRANSFER CO. Moving storage, and general hauling. 320 E. St, Joe. Ri- 5433. WANTED—Load from Detroit and St. Louis bv 15th. LINCOLN TRANSIT CO.. He. 2428 RIPPLE TRANSFER—CoaI, feed: gen. haulli.g RODOCKER 331 E. 64th. Wa 4433 BRITTON TRANSFER—Moving S3.M load large trucks, responsible men. Dr. 7616. BOTTS TRANSFER- La r?e vans. Prices reas. bv load or contract. Dr. 3483. W. H. BUSH—Moving local and overland. Gen, hauling, low prices. Dr, 2828-R 3. MOVlNG—Transfer. $2 up: free estimate*. Call Dr. 7692, 6:30 to 8 D. m. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Help Wanted Male MAN PRESSER One thoroughly experienced on women’s garments; good reference required. Apply to Mr. Fritz 6th Floor. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. •" ' SALESMEN WANTED Four neat appearing, experience not necessary to sell a fast moving automobile; a real proposition to the right man. See Johnson. 1040 N. Meridian “MEN Live wire men who are looking for a good, steady proposition, or to make extra money in spare time. Make your evenings useful. Write for lull particulars. Box A-92 Times. BOY FOR DRUG STORE, REFERENCES REQUIRED. CALL 4901 N. PENN, ST. Help Wanted Female Wanted 50 Girls AGES 14 TO 25 YRS.. FULL OR PART TIME GOOD OPPORTUNITY. SALARY AND BONUS. INQUIRE ROOM 123 PEMBROKE ARCADE. 135 E. WASHINGTON. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. WOMEN in Indpls and all nearby towns to do advertising and demonstrating work. Salary $2.00 per day. Four months work. For personal interview, write T. A. Kelly, Sheridan. Ind.. Box 196. LADIES TO SELL THIS NEW Mend-All-Fabric Fluid 510 E. 11th. St, Li. 6728. Cali 9-12 A. M Situations Wanted Male WANTED—Postion. clerk hotel; widower, middle-aged, winning personality. Interviev.' solicited. Li. 6019. Situations Wanted Female DRESS MAKlNG—Dresses and coats; cut any style and fitted ready for stitching, $2.50: finished $5.00. Ch. 0656-3. HOUSEKEEPING position wanted. Eliz. Miller. 262 Walker. Shelbyvllle. Ind. Rooms for Rent ALABAMA. N., 2021 Rm.: business man; no other roomers. Ha. 1405-R. ALABAMA. N.. 2353 Front; very attractive rm.: private entrance. Ta. 6647. BROOKSIDE AVE., 2113 Cozy room, on car fine; 1 or 2: meals optional; reas. CAPITOL. 1740 —Modern rm.. hot water. garage. Ta. 1163, CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia. Clean, steam-heated rm?.: also hsekog.; $3 to $6. DENISON HOTEL Pennsylvania and Ohio. Now ts your opportunity to secure a nice warm room for winter. Complete hotel service. Rates 'surprisingly low: $5 wk.: 2-room suites: parlor, bedroom, bath for 4 peisons. as lowas $75 mo Let us show vo~i ILLINOIS. N.. 2354—Nice modern sleeping rm.. priv. home. He. 4546. ILLINOIS. N„ 509—Mod. sleeping and hsekpging.: free phone; parking. Ri. 8251. ILLINOIS. N„ 2722—LOVELY RM., NEAR BATH. PRIVATE HOME. MERIDIAN, N.. 2140—Large front rm.; _l_ or 2 gentlemen; real home; garage. MERIDIAN, N.. 1927—Large, first floor. well furnished: private lavatory; clean. MERIDIAN. N.. 510: Apt. 1-A—Modern furnished rm.. hot water; gentlemen. NEW JERSEY. N.. 3345—Large, well-furn. rm.; private home. Ha. 3827-W. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2235—2 very pleasant, private home; breakfast, $4. $5, Ta. 3138. NEW JERSEY. 2459 N.—Apt. 4: attractive rm.: widow's priv, apt; nr. bath. Ha. 1760. OAKLAND. N., 953—Furn. modern front, rm., 1 or 2. garage. $4,30 wk. Ch. 2714-W. OHIO HOTEL—I26>2 E. Ohio; large room". double bed; bath; suitable 2 or 3. ORIENTAL, N.. 20—Front, furn. rm.; also 2-rm. apt., modern. Li. 9055, PENN.. N., 1628—Beautiful furn. rm.; prL vatc bath, entrance. Ta. 0733. PENN.. N.. 919—Apt. 9; neatly furnished j 2-rm. suite: reasonable. Li. 9465. PIERSON, 2238—Large, nicely furnished, front room; modern home: twin beds; gentlemen preferred. Ha, 3679-M. RURAL, N., 1210—Large rm., next bath; couple or I or 2 girls. Ch. 0699-J. ST. JOE. E., 130 APT. I—Extra nice large front bedrm; 4x5 closet: suit 2 or 3; private entrance bath; wonderful heat, hot water. Ri. 3652. ST. JOE. E.. 233 board optional: walking distance. 320 E. VERMONT Nice clean, warm rms., modern, plenty hot water. Ri. 0575, 21ST. ST.. 143. W.—Large front room. kitchenette, and dinette. Ha. 4630-W. 23RD. E.. 410—Large, front rm.; modern. private home. Ha. 2109. WOMEN—Private entrance, mod., cheerful front rm.. near bath, warm winter, cool summer; comb, living, bedrm., wicker set. silk draps. davpnport; northside College line. cook, privileges. 654 E. 17th St. PURITAN HOTEL Clean, modem, steam, heated rooms Every comfort and convenience. Firegroof. Weekly rates for 2 as low as $7 •ally rates 2 people. $2. Market and New Jersey Sts. Ri 3392, HARBOUR HOTEL 617ty N. Illinois: pleasant warm rooms, modem conveniences; a good place to make your home: very reasonable. REAL home. 2 girls, empl. couple; no other roomers: reasonable. Ha. 9413-R. APT.—Room downtown, clean, hot water. twin beds. Ideal: 1 or 2. LI. 7709. LARGE FRONT R.M —Luxuriously comfortable. bed. chairs, new walnut furniture, fireplace LI. D853. Room for Rent With Board ALA., N.. 2223. APT. 2—Furn. rm., 2 meals. Christian Science. Ha. 0494-R. JEFFERSON. N.. 19-Clean, rom'table rm. 1 or 2 mod.: home cooking. Ch. 6514-J. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2108— Desir. front, buslness man or empl. cple: privil. Ha. 3654-W NEW JERSEY. N.. 2229—Verv attractive front room, plenty hot water; strictly modern home: good meals. Ta. 4706, PENN., N., 2123 — Nice warm room for 2. Private home. Home cooking. CHRISTIAN home: aged or children; best of references. Be. 1918-R 1. CLEAN room for 2. modern home. $7 each; 2 meals. Ir 4309. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N . 2041—Attractively furnlshed. 1 rm, and kitchenette. Ta. 4716. ALABAMA. N.. 528—Front 2-rm. apt.: $7; pice rm. at $5, RI. 3675. ALABAMA. N . 830—2-rooro apartment; newly papered: clear.: warm. Ri. 5882. BATES. 911—Extra large rooms, everythlng furnished, with bath: $4 per wk. CENTRAL. 1526—2 modern unfurnished housekeeping rooms: private entrance DELAWARE. 830 N.—Large rm.: plenty heat: hot water; reasonable. LI. 4705. FAST. N.. 842 l modern room and kitchenette; reasonable. EAST ST.. N.. 914 Furn. 2 connect, rms., modern, clean, steam heat. Adults. $7. ILLINOIS, N.. 3339—1. 2. 3 raw., everything furn.. 3*3 rms., $8.50. Ta. 7110.

HOUSEHOLD LOANS SIOO to S3OO At Lower Rate No Endorsers Required By reason of large volume and by limiting our service to the larger loans from SIOO to S3OO, "Household ' has been able to reduce Us Interest rate to almost one-third less than the charges permitted by law. HERE IS THE COST On 20-Month Payment Plan: SIOO average monthly ecst $1 fiC S2OO average monthly cost S2AT $.300 average monthly cost $3.04 Other Amounts at Same Rate WE DO NOT NOTIFY your employer; neither do wc make inquiries of yoiir friends, relatives or tradespeople. if yon are unable to call at our office, phone or write ns and our representative will call at your home. Household Faiaaunce Corporation! of America 404 Kresge Bldg.—lth Fl. 513 Lemcke Bldg.—sth Fl. 41 E. Washington St. 100 E. Market Street Phone: Riley 7923 Phone: Riley 2579

Rent Housekeeping Rooms MERIDIAN. S.. 1024 ! a— Two furnished rms., 1 single, for housekeeping NEW JERSEY. N.. 134" - Good. warm. housekeeping rooms. RI, 4145, NEW JERSEY, N.. 837—3 attractive rms.. ; furn., hskpg.. mod., close in. Li. 8813. NEW JERSEY. N., 2042—Clean, "large, i cheerful, cozy, furn. rms.; home privil. | NEW YORK, E.. 227—Large frt. house- ; keep., sleep, rms.. mod.; centrally located. NORTH. E.. 114—2 front rms., downstairs, : sink, single rm- reas.. close in. 1 OHIO. E. 540 Nice, clean housekeeping rooms. $3 per week. I PEN d.. N., 816- 2 connecting rms.: water I and kitchenette; close in: gar, optional. : PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1864—2 rms. complete In high class home; gar : references. PENN.. N„ 2002- 3 large unfurn. rms.; ground fl.: children welcome; $25 mo. SOUTH ST.. E.. 317—Furnished housekeeping rooms; sleeping rooms. $1.50 wk. STATE. N.. 423 sink, downstairs; private. Ch. 0162-J. TRAUB. N., 128—3 furn. down, light, water. phone, gar.. SB. Ir, 1991-W. WOODRUFF. 544 M. DR. Large apt., priv. bath. $12.50: small apt.. $6. Ch. 3173. UNFURNISHED—3. large, modern rooms: private home; utilities furnished; newly decorated: $25. Ri. 5225. NICELY FURNISHED—3-rm. apt.; close in: Frigidalre; references. LI. 8068. TWO HOUSEKEEPING rms.. furn.; mod. Near Fountain Square. Dr. 1176. 3 ROOMS, completely furn. bath, toilet; ground floor. Dr, 2432, ROOM and kitchenette. 1 man boarder: garage. Ri. 2705. 2 CONNECT, rms.; nicely turn.; sink In kitchen: private home, ent. Ch. 0569-M. LOVELY Woodruff, rm.. kitchenette., 3rd floor. $6.50: also hskpg rm.. $5. Ch. 4108. Houses and Flats Furnished BEVTLLE, 829—Upper 5-rm. duplex; bath, stm. hi,.. E 10th car: $12.50 wk. Ch. 7581. BOULEVARD PL., 3145—5-room bungalov ; furnished or unfurnished: modern and cozy; gar age; S4O. Ha. 2785. NEW YORK. E.. 719—2. 3-rm. ants., furnished complete; SB. 10 and sl2; adults. NORTH. E.. 316—2 and 3 rooms, modern: Frigidalre. weekly rate. Ri. >OO7. STATE. N.. 124—2-rm. apt., also sleeping rms., mod., rent reas. Li, 2955. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 Rooms, private bath see housekeeper in basement. AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL Beautiful ultra modem, furnished oi unfurnished; $60.50 end up Daily or monthly rates. Hotel service. Phone Ri t37i or call at building 850 N Penn FOR COUPLE -Modern. fine condition, near car line, and factories, everything furn.; priv, entrance: gar. opt. Be." 3026, NICE .little bungalow, built for two, nicely furnished; gar.. $4.50 week. Ch. 5413-J. WISH To share my lovely home, i or 2 couples, all privileges. _ Ir. 1499-N. Apartments for Rent BELLINGHAM. 3610-Balsam Ave.. newly decorated; .3 room apt.s.. $47.50; utilities furnished. Wa. 4413. BROADWAY. 1207—4 rooms and bath $45 915 College: 3 rooms and bath $35 MARION REAL ESTATE CO. L) 6612 131 F. Ohio. Ta. 6001 BROADWAY. 21ST. - 4 rm.. modern French door, porch, plenty heat He. 4953 CENTRAL. 2i49—a rms.. bath, heat, water, nicely dec.: $55. He. 4631. 1020 CENTRAL $35.00 1108 College 35.C0 3515 N. Penn 50 00 412 N. Alabama 47.00 240 E. Pratt 30.00 1655 N. Alabama 37.00 1226 N. Illinois 40.00 2444 N. Meridian 65.00 1603 Central 35 to 55.00 418 E. 15th . 55.00 1733 N. Meridian 70.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES 710 Union Title. _ Li. 3458. COLLEGE. 1640'—5-rm. upper duplex, newly dec,, heat, hot water, gar.: S4O. HIGHLAND DRIVE. 558—Lovely 4-rm. apt.; large yard: utilities, $45. r l~a. 0642. ILL., N.. 3207—0ne-rm.. kitchenette, breakfast nook and bath; gas, heat, fight and water furnished. S4O. Ri. 3881. _ ILLINOIS. N.. 2019—3 ROOMS, MODERN APT.. UTILITIES. GARAGE. $35 PER MO. NEW JERSEY. N. 2524—Lower duplex, five rooms mod., gar., heat furn.. reasonable. Ir. 0815-W or Be. 0446 after 6 n. m. NEW JERSEY. " N.. 1438—5 rooms. $45 winter, S4O summer: garage. Wa. 2664. PARK, 1642; APT. 4.—Lovely 4-room, Strictly modern; SSO. Benjamin Foreman, 725 Continental Bank. Ri. 4610. IITH. W„ 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette Apt.; heat, light, gas, water and ice furn • $36. Apply Apt. No. 1. The Grant. OLGA APTS.—I44O N. 111.: 6 rms.: nicely decorated: rent reduced. Ri. 0543. APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU Let us help you find an apartment. We take you in our car No obligation of course. Ri 1371 NEW apartment; Frigidaire range, bed. fas. water, heat furnished; $45 month. 619 W, Washington. Be. 0200. AN APT. WORTH SEEING Meridian at 32d, lower 6 rms., spacious apt., sun parlor, electric refrig.: every convenience; only sllO. Ta. 2058. New Marilyn Apartments 5627 Julian Ave.; three, four and fiveroom suites; Frigidaire, kitchen cabinets, gas range, radio connection and garage. See. Mr. Vernia. Apt. No. 1. Ir. 1620

WANTED! RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO TAKE OVER PAYMENTS AND FINISH ACCOUNT ON THIS BEAUTIFUL GRAND PIANO. Due to prominence of the manufacturer we refrain from giving the make here, but account can be taken over at $3.00 week. May consider good upright on trade. BOX B 64

31AR. ?, 1930

Houses for Rent j ADAMS, 2809—Half double; 4. cozy rms.; gas, electric lights, inside toilet, heater furnished; garage: water paid; $23. CaU RI. 1533; evenings. Hu. 3108. ARLINGTON. S.. 119—4 rms.. semi-mod., i sls. Near school, car Ch 6130 ARROW AVE., 1950—4 rooms, semi-mod-ern. water pd.; $22.50, Ch. 4409. AUDUBON RD—6 rms.. strictly modern; built-ins; yard: garage. Ir. 3736-J. BEAUTY. 211 -Only sl7; small bungalow; 5 nns.; lights, well, garage. Ri. 6441. BROOKSiriK PKY.. N.. DR. 2546" Corner; 6 rms.; water; garage; S4O Ch. 0297. BY RAM. 4005—5 rooms modern... $25.00 Pennsylvania N., 2175 8 rms. mod. 42.50 Kenwood. 2310; 6 rms. fur. S4O 00 R. E MATHEWS TA 1571. CHARLES. 1337-39—Dble. 4 rms. a side; _semUmod.;_water pd.; reas. Dr. 5174. COLLEGE. 1627-29—6-rm., redecu.. hardnew turn., wa. pd.. gar.; $37.50. CONGRESS, 727 -Near Holy Angels. 6 rooms modrrn. cistern, S3O Ta, 0882. DEI,AWARE, N.—Attrac. 5-room modern cottage; nice yard; gar.: reas. Ta. 4716. EDISON. 1005 -6-room mod. double, water paid. $28.50. 1,1. 8068. ENGLISH. 1702 -7 rooms and bath, semimodern. upstairs, nice location, very Reasonable rent. Dp 5350. EUGENE. 856 5 rooms, modern; nice yar4 and garage; good condition: S3O. See EDWARDS A- EDWARDS. GALE. N„ 2946-48—Strictly mod. double. 4 rooms and bath sside. garage. Phoue Mr, Tompkins. Ri. 7980. GRACELAND. 4243—Attractive 4-rooni double; garage: S4O. Wa, 5529. HAUGIi. 422- -5-room cottage; gas. elec.; gar.: well, cistern, good paprr: sls. _ HILLSIDE. 2017-2019 Dandy "6-room doublc, garage. Only s2l. Ch. 1455, _ HOLMES AVE., 46 S. Only S3O: modern. single; 7 rooms. Ri. 6441. KEYSTONE. N.. 541—6 rooms and "bath, modern double, garage, newlv decorated; ’i month rent free. Only S3O. Call Wa. 2392. LA SALLE. S.. 41-60: 6-7 rms S3O 00 New Jersey, S., 626 G; 3 rms 16.50 New Jersey S„ 628; 7 rms 26.30 LAUREL. 2034—4-room semi-modern: ga_rage: water paid. Ri. 00.34. LEEDS. 240—Double. 4 rms.; gas, elec. Inside toilet, water pd.; gar.. SJB: good cond. I,INWOOD. N.. 2.3 -4 rooms, inside toilet, basement. sl. Ir 0923-M MADISON" AVF . 1525 Lover duplex. ‘3rm.. redecorated, heat, water furn.. gar., _front_nnd bark porches. Onjy $25. MICHIGAN. E.. 2919 4-room mod. doublet bung.; in-a-door bed; $28.50._Wa. 3024 R-l NORDYKF, 1 >44 Double, 4 rooms; gas, elec,, g a r.. cts ter it good eon and it, lo n: sls. RANDOLPH, N . ?'!1 6-room mod double; newly pn pel eds3o, Ri, 6869 after 6. RAYMOND, E.. 916—5 rms. modern double. Near Garfieid part. S3O. RITTER, S., 374 - 4 rms. water paid. J* W. Friday, 334 Lemcke. LI. 87 o. ST. PETEK. 9i i 5 rmf . . gate] pd. J. W Frio J 334 J.enirke. Ii TROWBRIDGI 59 Onl\ S3O mod slngleMi rooms: A-l condition; S3O. RI. 6441. 26TH ST.. W.. 1275-Modern 5-!"nm dnuble; *3O: water paid. Wa. 4439. ONLY $16 —1997 HILLSIDE 4 rooms, lights, gas. inside toilet, water paid, large yard. Owner Ta. 3094. ONLY S2O PEI? MONTH Well built, 4-room cottage, extra large garage, place for chickens. -Close to transportation. Dr. 3066. ONLY $lB (Colorrdi —1222 W. 26th; 5 rms.; lights, gas, garage. Rt. 6441. COLORED—IB26 Martindale: 4 rooms: sls month. Cal! H. L. DITHMER. Ta. 0689. Suburban for Rent BUNGALOW—S rooms, overstaffed furnit. double gar., garden or chickens; $45. Ri. 2 104. ONE hlock out of city limits, 4-roont house, 1 acre ground, fruit trees, chicken house, garage Be. 0380. TRY TIMES' WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS' Houses for Sale *SOO CASH -5-room modern, cinder block home. 124 Pleasant Run Bird. *IOO cash. $37.50 per month: 5 rm*., modern, facing Rhodius Park. SSO Cash, $25 per month: 4 rms. and bathroom, semi-modern, 1! bedrooms. 819 Shepard. SSO Cash. S2O per mo.: 4 rooms, near 44th on Baltimore Ave. SIOO Cash. $39 per month: 4-room modern. 811 Oxford. SSOO Cash. SSO per month. 5024 English Ave.: 5-rm. modern, close to Hathorne yards. If vou are nlanning anew home, see us. LIFE-TIME CONSTRUCTION at no higher cost. BRIDGES St GRAVES CO. 243 N. Delaware. RI. 3477. North COLORED—6-room, semi-modern: on Oxford. near 25th; near school; move right in; only SSO cash. LI. 2479. COLLEGE—Near 23rd St,.; 9 rms. strictly $12,000 home. $4,800. J W. Friday, 334 _Lemcke. Li. 8760; res Ha. 4879-M. CENTRAL- ifi-: investment; ideal location, all rented, terms. Owner, RI. 4749. GRACELAND—Near 32d; 5-rm. mod. cottage. large yard: back fence. Ri. 3867. MUST SELL-5 rm. stricklv mod. bungalow. Wa. 0872. morn, or after 6 p. m. _