Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1930 — Page 13

JULY 28. 1930.

MOUNTAIN CLAN CHIEF, 80, HELD ! AS KIN'SSLAYER grandson Wouldn’t Behave,’ Grizzled Veteran Says After Fatal Shot. . * LURAY. Va.. July 28—Eighty-year-old “Uncle Jake’’ Cubbage. grizzled head of a Blue Ridge mountain clan, began a fight for his life here today, assertedly confident he would be cleared of the murder of his 19-year-old grandson. Fred Cubbace. A Page county grand jury met here this morning to consider the case, and was expected before nightfall to return a murder indictment against the aged man. The trial is scheduled to begin in a few days If the indictment is returned, as expected. While “Uncle Jake’’ still professes j to believe the trial Jury will acquit him on his plea of self-defense, he j has lost some of the bravado displayed when he first was brought here for safekeeping after the shooting of the boy In Cubbage Hollow on June 8. k Enmities Stirred Up t He has been held in the Luray : SJail ever since, officials saying this pbction was taken “for the old man’s own good.” The shooting had stirred up old mountain enmities and authorities feared friends of the slain youth might start feud guns blazing again if the old man were released. The victim's widow, a Cubbage even before her marriage to young ) Fred, is bitter against the old man, •and is expected to testify against him. Children “See Ghosts” “Uncle Jake,” who at first said he shot the youth because "he wouldn’t ■behave himself,” has not told his side of the story to any one but his attorneys since he fired a shotgun into the boy’s body. The old man’s homestead has been under a cloud of superstition ever since the shooting, his three young children leaving after telling of . seeing ghosts in the yard at the spot where Fred Cubbage was killed. NATIVE GRANITITFOR NEW STATE BUILDING State Reformatory Inmates Quarry Stone for Offices. £>/ United Prc*s MADISON, Wis., July 18—Native Wisconsin granite for the state’s new office building here is being prepared at Amberg and Green Bay on a schedule calculated to keep ahead of contractors’ demands throughout construction of the new . capital unit. A force of twenty men from the state reformatory at Green Bay are quarrying the granite at Amberg, and others are engaged s finishing the product at Green Bay. LOCOMOTIVES NAMED FOR FAMOUS HORSES Eight New British Engines Are , Synonymous to Racing Colts. Bn f nitrit Vrrsn LONDON July X.—Flying engines and flying horses are synonymous to the London & Northeastern railway. It just has named eight new locomotives after famous race horses. The engines, which are of the Pacific type, and which will haul passenger trains on the east coast route * over the track of the “Flying Scotsman,” are as follows: Trigo, Manna, Gainsborough, Rock Sand. Book Law, Call Boy, Spearmint and Cicero. Their equine prototypes, with one : exception. Book Law, have won the i Derby during the last twenty-seven j years. ANCIENT INDIAN CANOE IS FOUND ALONG LAKE Historical Find Dates Back to Wisconsin of 1836. Bv T'nitrd Press FONTANA. Wls., July 28 —Discovery of a twelve-foot Indian canoe, split lengthwise, by William Koeppen, Walworth, proved to be a historic find dating back to the days of 1836 when the Potawatomi Indians departed from Lake Geneva. Koeppen was walking along the shore of ' the lake when he discovered the relic. It is believed that recent storms washed the canoe up from its resting place on the lake bottom. 7 HURT IN BUS CRASH Vehicle Crashes Into Telephone Tole at Michigan City. Rti t nitrd Pre** MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. July 28. Seven Chicagoans were injured, two of them seriously, today in a bus crash in the heart of Michigan City. An eastbound bus driven by Wil- * liam Austin. Benton Harbor, swerved to miss an automobile and crashed into a telephone pole. Those injured are Edith Fimmer, | possible skull fracture, and Mrs. Mary Miel. broken jaw. Those less j seriously hurt are Professor David P. Boder. Mrs. E. B. Wood. Mts. John Wall. Mrs. Elian Huson and Mrs. Frank Hajcka. STORM CAUSES LOSS Small Cyclone Damages Crops Today in Kosciusko County. gw t'nitrd Prrts WARSAW. Ind.. July 28 —Damage amounting to thousands of dollars resulted from a miniature cyclone which struck Kosciusko county today. Many acres of corn and oats were | level to the ground, and a score of ! small farm buildings were demolished. There were some reports of cattle being killed. ALWAYS ARE WRONG RvF'nilH Prrf LONDON July ST.—“ Never argue T with a man. for he's always wrong ” is the recifle for happy marriage given by Mrs. William Walker, who, with her husband, has lived happily: although married, for seventy-two years. k She is 91 and her husband 95. fc'Never let a man look for a clean ■pair of socks, for it will make him Bid-tempered all day,” she further

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H. H. Van Loan, noted author and playwright, is shown here in the denim uniform of a Los Angeles county jail prisoner after his arrest on a fugitive warrant charging child abandonment in New York. Van Loan declares his arrest is “spite work” by his estranged wife, the former Gertrude Cameron, actress. Stickers Both Newsie Defies Desert Sun, Perches in Top of Giant Cactus. Bn I nitrrl PrruK . __ _ YUMA, Ariz., July 28 —On an old immigrant trial crossed by the gold seekers in 1849. Lawrence Peters, 14-year-old newsboy. perched atop a giant Sagharo ' cactus today and defied the desert sun. Lawrence, who spends his time playing solitaire, told his ground crew he intended to stay up 100 hours. He passed his fifty-sixth hour at midnight, undaughted by weather ranging from 108 degrees of heat to a drenching rain and electrical storm. Grizzled prospectors glanced along the trail which had claimed the lives of many gold hunters and shook their heads. “The sun will get him yet,” they declared. The young “cactus-sitter,” however, believed the tribulations he already had endured proved he could keep his self-imposed assignment, ana A STOMACH disorder having forced Warren Winzenread, 3123 North Sherman drive, to the ground Saturday, only two local boys continued as serious contestants to the tree-sitting crown today. Palmer McCloskey, 328 North Temple avenue, planned a celebration of his second week aloft at noon. David Smith, Beech Grove, a day and a half behind McCloskey, continued to ride the branches. STUDY 'RETURN' BAN City Merchants’ Action Attracts National Attention. Nation-wide attention has been attracted to the efforts of Indianapolis merchants to reduce the abuse of the privilege of returning mechandise, according to Merchants Association officials. Three committees, representing merchants in large retail centers, already have visited Indianapolis with the view of learning details of the plan which was put in effect May 15 by tfie Merchants Association, furnitm-e and shoe dealers. Thp committees plan to inaugurate similar movements in their cities. Tiie plan has had wide publicity in trade publications. INSPECTORS ‘TO MEET State Weights Gathering Will Be at Lincoln Sept. 16 to 18. Inspectors of weights and measures for the state, counties and cities of Indiana will meet in the Lincoln Sept. 16 to 18. The conference is under the auspices of the Indiana Association of Inspectors of Weights and Measures. Frank W. Tucker of Noblesville is president. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CHRYSLER COUPE—Completely reconditioned and repainted. SEE THIS CAR Before vou buy. Only $75 down. Northwestern Sales Cos. Ford Dealers. Northwestern at 30th. Ta. 5260. PONTIAC COACH. 1931—1n perfect condiSEE THIS CAR Before you buv. Only $65 down. Northwestern Sales Cos. Ford Dealers. Northwestern at 30th. Ta. 5260. Legal Notices LEGAL - NOTICE~OF PUBLIC HEARING' PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 1109-M. In the matter of the application of Black Transport Company. Muncie, Indiana. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of property, only, from Muncie to Portland. Indiana, passing through and serving intermediate point*. ' _ ... Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing ti. the above entitled cause in the rooms of the commission at Indianapolis. Indiana, at 10 o'clock a. m. on Monday. Aug. 11. 1930. Public participation in this hearing is reouested bv the commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA. Bv J. W. McCARDLE. Chairman. Indianapolis. Indiana. July 36, 1930. BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS NOTICE OF HEARING. Notice is hereby given that Old Town Company has filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals of the City of Indianapolis, a petition asking permission to vary the reouirements of the Zoning Ordinance bv erecting a gasoline filling station at 18 West Michigan street. A public hearing will be held by said Board in Room 104. City Hall. Tuesday. Aug. 5, 1930. at 2 30 p m.. at which time and place all Interested persons will be given opportunity to be heard in referenea to the matters.set out in said peti!!or' BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS OEO. T. OCONNOR. President. H. B STTEO. Secretary-Engineer. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO 10215. IN THE MATTER OP THE PETITION OF INTERSTATE TELEPHONE CORPORATION TO SELL \NL INTERCOMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION TO PURCHASE CERTAIN FROPERTY. FRANCHISES AND BUSINESS. AND TO ISSUE **Not!e* (Thereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearine in the above entitled cause In the rooms of the Commission. State House, at Indianapolis. Ind.. at 19 o'clock a m. on August 15. 1930. Public participation in this hearing is reouested bv the Commission, PUBLIC COMMISSION OF INDIANA. By HOWELL ELLIS. Commissioner. Indians polls. Indians. July 38. 1030,

Death Notices BRANDENBERG. MARCELLA—The beloved companion of Cain Brandenburg, mother ol Rav Brandenburg and Mrs. Luella Halvorsen of Detroit. Mich., passed away at her home 1 mile southeast of New Palestine, Sunday morning. Funeral Tuesday. 2 30 p m at the residence; 3 p. m. at New Palestine Christian church. Interment New Palestine cemetery in charge of MAX HERRLICH Sc SON. DORSEY. MARY E Beloved wife of John E. Dorsey, daughter of Mrs Louisa J Callender, mother of Elmer Dorsey. Mrs. Lillian Herrberger. Mrs Maude Coffin and Mrs. Mayme Sprinkle of Edinburg. Ind.. and sister of Louis T. and Samuel N Callender, passed away Saturday. July 26. at the residence. 1318 E. Raymond St., age 62 years. Funeral services at the residence Tuesday afternoon, July 29. at 2 30 o clock. Burial New Crown cemetery. Friends invited JOHNSON. CATHERINE-Ate 25 years, beloved wife of L. W. Johnson, daughter of Arthur L. Dumas, sister of Elizabeth Shelley ahd Charles Dumas, and step-sis-ter of Doris Skinner, passed away Sunda-. July 27. Funeral Tuesday. July 29. 2 30 p. m , at the residence of her father, 1641 Bradbury St. Friends invited. Burial Fioral Park. RYAN. MARY—Sister of Jack Griffin, passed awav Saturdav. Julv 26. Friends mav cal! at FINN BROS FUNERAL HOME. 1639 V Meridian Bt.. Monday and Tuesday until 4 r m. Funeral Wednesday Julv 30. at 9 a. m.. at 520 E. Vermont. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends Invited. SMITH. MARY M.—Age 78 years, widow of the late George J Smith and mother of Mrs. Blanche Bailey. Mrs. Clara Edmopson of this city; Mrs. Fern Bennett of Los Angeles. Cal., and Thurman Smith of New Orleans. La., and sister of Mr. Charley Cloud and Mrs. Lueila Thonnbrough. passed awav Saturday. July 26. at residence. 935 Beilefoataine St. Funeral Tuesday. Julv 29. at 2 p. m.. at the residence. Burial Mt. Jackson cemetery. Friends Invited. WARRENBURG. CAPT. JAMES ALBERT 1922 Hoyt Ave.. eged 48 years, beloved husband of Stella Warrenburg and father of Mary Ruth. James and Lorean Warren“urg. passed away Saturday. July 26. at St. Vincent's hospital. Funeral services at St. Patrick's church, Tuesday. July 29. 9 a. m. Friends invited. Interment Holy Crp'-s cemetery. Funeral Directors WM D. BEANBLOSSOM. Mortuarv Phone Be. 1588. 1321 W. Rav St. W. T. BLASENGYM MalD office. 2220 Shelbv St. Drexel 2570 PAUL E. DORSEY 130 N. Chester. Ir. 4582. C. WILSON funeral Darlors. ambulance service and modern automotive eaulpment. Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0392. George Grinsteiner Funeral director 522 E. Market Riley 5374. UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware. LI. 3821 "A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE.” RAGSDALE & PRICE LI 3608 12 19 N Alabama Personals FURS~ Have vour old coats, remodeled, cleaned. glased and relined. Ta, 3151. 2815 Clifton. I WILL give special care to your children in my home; nour. day or wk. Hu. 4984. CHILDREN to board; best of care; infants preferred. Dr, 2311. BAD accounts collected or no charge BIRDSALL 911 Roosevelt Bldg. Ri 2265 INTERPRETATIONS - Russian. Polish German Bulgarian languages done bv Mrs. A. Boris, 20 S. West St. Rl. 2157, Instructions DANCING Instructions given o.v New York gin. Ballet, toe and acrobatic. Private only Children preferred. Call Violet Schlegel 1117 College Ave. Apt. No. 8. LEARN AVIATION-Pilots and Mechanics instruction. CURTISS-WRIGHT FLYING SERVICE Stout Field—Mars Hill Bel 4200 Special Notices WHY SUFFER with oiles when vou can oostivelv get well or it will cost vou nothing? This Is strictly a home treatment. Sundays and evenings bv aonointment: no hours on Friday evening or Saturdav. G. R. Wvsong. 219 K. of P Bldg. Office Ri. 4267; res.. Ta, 4940. A BUSINESS ADDRESS For travelers, salesmen, advertisers. etc.: phone mail, secretarial service; low rates. 514 Merchants Bank. WILL FINANCE your home on vour lot. furnish all the money or part; also do repairing and remodeling. No commission. L, F. DEMPSY. Denison Hotel. REMODELING—Cement work, plastering Terms or cash. I fully guarantee mv work. Call C. OWEN. Dr. 2527 or Li. 2934 EXCEPTIONAL values in used and reconditioned sewing machines. Singer Sewing Machine Cos. 24 N. Meridian. Rl. 9064. Business Announcements Delco Water Pumps Trade in vour old pump as down payment. balance 12 small monthly payments. Cali for estimate, Hu. 7854, FEATHERS—Bought solo ana renovated feather mattresses, pillows made to order K. Burkie. 431-433 Mass. Ave. Rl. FURNACES—Hand cleaned, $1: gootfwork. Experts on repairs. WILLIAMSON HEATER CO., 946 W. New York, Ri. 3456. SPRAY PAINTING AUTOS—SIS to S3O. 6014 Bellefontaine. Hu. 4638. BATH ROOM—Complete. S6O: plumbing & heating Installed: reasonable. Ta. 4057. PLASTERING and patching. Call Ch. 7452. PAUL STRIEBECK Still in business. CARPENTER REPAIR WORK—New and old garage a specialty. Dr. 0850-J. PATCH Plastering and Stucco. All work guam. REDDICK. 345 S. State. Dr. 2965. RUGS cleaned. 9x12. $1.25. Cali for del.. 10-day special. Keemer Rug Cos. Ch. 5336. EXCAVATING Comreting. remodeling. gen, re pairs; ..II work guar. Dr. 6424. CABINET wk.. repair wk.. remodelg.. rerooflng, serns. Soots. He. 5720. Wa. 2462-3. CARPENTERING—GeneraI repair, screens. floors, furniture repairing. Ta._5933._ EXCAVATING—Cement work; cinder haulin in_Jl_snecialize_in_driveways ; _Bo : _ol36 ; _ Painting and Papering PAINTING paper hanging: plastering. Flue and cement work. Stolz. Ch. 6813. HOME PAINTING—S2.9S tor 3 coats work per sq. payment plan, less 10% for cash. Paper hanging, roofing, tinning remodelIng; terms, 1 to 10 yrs.: est. free. Be. 1725. PAINTING DECORATING HARDWOOD FLOORS REFINISHED. CURTIS BROS. 1417 W. 31ST ST. TA. 7028 PA '\R HANGING SPECIAL XATES THIS WEEK. CH. 1861-W. PAPERING, painting, and repairing. 10 months to pav; guaranteed workmanship Li. 2933 or Dr 2527, SPECIAL hanging 15c. loose paper removed free: samples. Ch, 3324, Dr. 3220. PAPER HANGING. Spec, price this mo. GILLAND. Dr, 2747. PAPER HANGING—S2.SO room, paper 5c up. Plastering. Work guar. H. VANSANT DR. 3299. PAPER HANGlNG—Outside painting: all materials turn, ROBERTS. Dr. 3301. PAINTING, roof, and repair, new. old work; low cost. Mr Elliott. Be. 3397-2. SPRAYING—CoId water paint And whlta wash. THOMAS. LI. 3774. PAPER HANGING—S 4 per room and ud: painting and patch plastering. L; 7268 INTERIOR. EXTERIOR PAINTING AND SPRAYING. ROY HOOK. IR 3909, CARPENTERING—PIast'g. oaint'g. oaper’g. cement work; no lob too smalll Ch. 6179. PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING. C. H. THURSTON. DR. 0557. PAPER HANG. -Cl LAN.. UPHOLSTERY OLIVER FURNITURE STORE. Be. 2456. PAINTING, exterior or interior, lead. oil. mixed on job. Since 1904, Ch. 5950. PAINTING —Out e.de or in: repair work of any kind; cash or terms. Rorrk. He, 1703. PAPER—Furnished and hung. $4 per room: house painting. Be. 2752. and Transfer uOCAL 4ND OVERLAND TRANSFER Fire-proof storage house Store now. nay 6 months later. No charge for hauling in trucks Experienced men. PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO 419 E. Market. Rl 7750 LOCAL and overland hauling: Backing and shipping n househlod goods OTTO J SUESZ. Ri 6561 RI 3628 Nites Ch 4579 Ch 0699-W J H TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE; SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND - To or from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit. Clevelanri or Other cities Dr 3071 or Ri 4265 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.—Prices reasonable Call at a!! times Ta. 3741 BRITTON TRANSFER—Mov.. $3.50 load': large trucks: •espoasible men Dr 7616 Help Wanted Femaie Saleswomen experienced in hosiery and gloves. Good opportunity for capable women. Do not apply unless thoroughly experienced in the above departments. Employment Division,7th Floor * The Wm. H. Block Cos. PART OR PULL TIME WORK FOR WOMEN: 50*1 COM.; EXCEL OPPOR. FOR HOUSEWIFE. HA. G397-R. FOR APMT. Situations Wanted Female STENOGRAPHER—ExBeriecced In small office: 815: references. Hu. 2314,

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Help -Wanted Male WANTED—S young men. 17 or 18 vears of age. 3d floor. Indiana Theater Bldg.. 9 a. m., Tuesday. ERRAND BOY—With wheel. 144 W.gVermont St. BARBER—Sober, with speed. Chance to own shop, 3325 E. Tenth St. Lost and Found LOST—Sat.: white gold wrist watch, diarr.ond setting. Reward. Ta. 5811. ' LOST—Party who found bill fold with name A. T NALL. Call Dr. 3841-W. SIGMA PHT sorority pin set. with Pearls: 4 rubles: a. Broad Ripple bath house Sat. eve. Initials E. L. F. on back. Reward. Hu. 8958. LOST—Camera on Garfield car Wednesday afternoon: reward. Dr 5516. CAMEO PlN—Keencake; on Meridian or Emerson st. bus; reward. Ch. 1434-J. eve. Rooms for Rent Alabama! N.. xlll—Front room, in modtrn home. Hi. 2069 ALABAMA. N . 1301. APT. 4—Pleasant. room: next bath. Hi 5813. ASHLAND. 1831—2 front rooms; 1 up: modern home. lie. 3003. ALABAMA. N.. 1930 Attractive airy front rm . priv. lavatory: fireplace. Ta. 6-60. BROADWAY. 1951—Large room, comfortablv furnished: board optional. He. 5417. CENTRAL. 2215—Nice front rm.. 2 girls preferred. He. 4558. CAPITOL.* N . 3159—2 front connecting rms.. 2 or 3 men; pri. home. Ta. 4876. CENTRAL. 1626—2 large rms.. 1 with twin beds: meals optional. Ta. 1166. EASTERN aVe . 637—Attractive, front. airy room: home privileges. Ch. 2512-J. EAST. S., 1421—L.ght. airy rm. for 2; private, modern home pr. 7560. ILLINOIS. N.. 431: Apt. I—Furn. rm.. ail conveniences: 82.50: walk, dlst. Li. 8734 L ILL.. 431 N.—Pleasant, cool rms ; private entrance. Call at Apt. No. 10. LINWOOD. 36. N— 2 nicely fur. rms., cool, small private family. Ir. 1333. MERIDIAN. N.. 2249: cool front rm.. near bath. 1 or 2, Garage. Ta. 1627. MASS. AVE.. 540—Clean, cool, modern . rooms; special weekly rates. Li. 0665, MERIDIAN. N.. 2302 -Nicely furnished cool rm . private home. Summer rates. PRATT. W., 29—Modern, cool, clean rms., $2.50 week. Li. 2095. PRATT. W.. 29—Clean, sleeping rms.. $2 up; phone. Li. 2995. TALBOTT. N.. 2925—Cozy, clean, large closet, next bath: hot water; private home: privileges. Ta. 7091. HOTEL EDWARDS Centrally Located—Modern Special low weekly rate to men only MERIDIAN. N.. 843. THE COLONNADE. It is much more economical to live here within walking distance of town, where the one cost covers your entire living expense; no extras for telephone, maid service’, laundrv. linens, etc. Rates (with meals), beautifully furnished front bedroom, bath. sl3 week. The meals are really wonderful. DENISON HOTEL Pay all your bills with one checklights, water, maid service, linen furnlshed: $7 and up: Pennsylvania & Ohio 402 N. MERID.—Apt. No. 40; single or connecting room: newly dec.: for 2; 4. HEAD bed lamps: excellent rooms: $7 wk with bath $8 weeklv and up for oerm guests. Colonial Hotel. 236 N. Illinois. DREXEL ARMS—73O'N. Illinois; 100 outside rooms; $4 a week and up. Li. 2821. FRONT, cool rm.. mod., private home, nr. Washinghton high school. Be. 4045. 30TH, W.. 46—Large front airy rm., hot water; parking space. Ta. 3628. HOTEL DEARBORN Away from the downtown noise and smoke: ten-story b- .ldlng with lots of fresh air- every roc.m refurnished and redecorated: suites consisting of living room, bedroom and bath: ideal arrangement for two people, at sl2 per week or S4B oer month. Rooms with private bath. $7.50 per week: double. $10: rooms without private bath. $5.50 per week: double. $7: two public baths to every five looms: large lobbv and two reception rooms: free parking space. Ph tie Ch. 7550; location 3208 E. Michigan S’, on E. M.chigan St. car and E. 10th St. b-.s ines. 12TH. E.. 608—Large cool ’ront rm.: private home. Central car Li. 5189. 15TH E.. 419—Loveiv we 1 furnished rm.. near Central; girls, privileges. . 2500 E. WASHINGTON-Nice, clean mod. room, for 1 or 2, couple or middle-aged women: private home; use of phone. Ch. 1828. WELL FURN. front rm.. refined young’ lady, employed; home privileges. He. 2593. Room for Rent With Board BROOKSIDE AVE.. 1813—Mod. rm.. couple or gentleman; home privileges. Ch. 1218. CHILDREN to board in farm home; mother’s care; reasonable. Indianapolis* R. R. 6. Box 447. _? _ ILL.. N.. 2720—Widow; splendid home: brkfast, dinner; gar.; laundry opt. Ta. 3551. CENTRAL, 2358—Cozy front room, board optional: 1 or 2. Ha. 3865-J. . 2 GIRLS —Room and board; sl3: modern home; privileges. Ha. 3725-R. M’INTIRE HOTEL—Room, board, modern. 57 week. 1523 North Capitol. Ri. 0292. WILL BOARD 2 children for $7 in good suburban home. R. R. 7. Box 12 B Indpis. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N.. 1838—1 room, kitchenette. next to bath: in good home. ASHLAND. 1645—Extraordinary furnished front apt., sink, private entr. He. 3150. BROADWAY. 1142—Newiy fur. rms. housekeeping. sleeping: garages. Rl. 2095. BEVILLE. N.. 17—3 rms.. inclosed porch; everything turn.: gar.: $8 wk. Ch. 4887-M. BROADWAY. 1134—Clean cool rm. and kitchen: sink, near bath. $5.50. . HOYT. 1112—2 furn. rms., modern: private entrance. Dr. 5816, evenings. HIGHLAND AVE.. 50—2 clean' mod. rms.. everything fur.; priv.; adults. Ch. 3484. COLLEGE, 1322—2 large rooms; fully equipped: clean, comfortable. Ri. 2668. FOUNTAIN SQUARE—IOIS Prospect; 3 rooms. $5; 2 rooms. $4. ILLINOIS. N.. 2623—2-rm. apt.; everything furnished; reasonable; gar.; optional. ILL N.. 2339—3-rm. kitchenette, front apt.: hardwood firs., sun rm.: $8.50 week. ILLINOIS. N., 838—Front rms.. Ist fir.; sink, range: 54,50: child welcome. ILLINOIS. 511 N.—Light housekeeping and sleeping rms.; $4 up; modern. Ri. 1153. LEXINGTON. 622—2-rm. suite; everything furn.. garage. Dr. 1023. MERIDIAN. S.. 1706—Large room, next bath: first floor: $5. Dr. 4284-W. MERIDIAN. N.. 2302—Unfurn. apt., private home: everything furn. Summer rates. MARKET. E.. 920—2. front, clean, mod., furn. roms; private entrance: adults. MERIDIAN. N., 2313—Lovely front room, kitchenette, near bath. Ha, 0525-M. NEW JERSEY. N.. 134 —Good clean housekeeplng rooms. Rl. 4145. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1464—2 nice rooms: running water: use of kitchen. PRATT. 29 W.—lst fl. front, newly t>apered: everything furnished: reasonable. RUCKLE. 1701—1st floor; 3-rm. apt.; 2 beds. sink, range, private entrance: z porches; $9: 1-rm, kitchenette next bath, $6. LI. 6045. STURM, 1618—3 modern unfurn. rms., up: sink In kitchen; adults. Ch. 7896. SHERMAN DR.. N„ 2406—Modern furnished rms.. housekeeo ing: sink in kitchen. TRAUB. 128 N.—3-rm. apt. down next bath: furn. ohone: garage. Ir. 2682. TERRACE. 330—3 cool, outside rooms: modern except bath; $7. Dr. 0751. 16TH. E., 417—2 large, airv rms.: exceptfonaily nice: $7. Rl. 7835. DREXEL ARMS—I. 2 and 3-rm. furn. apts. Equip’d for hskpg.; $7 to sls wk. Li. 2821. LOVELY cool Woodruff ; housekeeping rm., private bath. $7: 1 rm., $5. Ch. 4108. EAST. N.. 331—1. 2 or 3 rm. apt., beautlfuliv furnished. Private entrance. Houses and Flats Furnished NORTH. E.~316—2 ard 3 rms., mod.. Frigidalre: weeklv rate. Rl. 4007: Dr. 5480 ! SMALL COMPLETELY FUR. APT.: BATH; CLOSE IN: REASONABLE. IR. 3067, OXFORD. 21 N.—s rms.. strictly modern. nicely furnished: reasonable. Ch. 3037-J. 34TH and Meridian: turn.. 2-bedroom apt.: Frigidaire. Ta. 1025. 4-RM. FURNISHED DUPLEX Bath, private entrance, garage, porch. Adults. Ch. 2847-J. . BEAUTIFULLY furn. 5-rm. mod.: 2-car gar.: adults; references. He, 1079. KOEHNE 2712; - mod - clean, light, attractive. Ha. 1244-M. AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL 850 N PENN. Beautifully furnished and unfurnished apartments, ultra modern, bath with tub and shower. Frigidaire. walking distance Phore Ri. 1371. DEARBORN. 1511—Nicely furn. house. Vi block Brookside park; references. RILEY. N.. 101—Attractive 3-rm. furnished aot.: garage: adults: reasonable. Ir. 2545. Apartments for Rent BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—3 rms. and bath, recently redecorated, lower apt., heat. water and garage. Dr. 5108. ILLINOIS N 810 Vi—Beautiful efficiency apts ; furnished or unfurnished. Li. 8884. 3015 N. Meridian $75.00 to $ 85.00 3777 N. Meridian 82.50 3707 N. Meridian 135.00 234 E. Pratt $37.50 to 42.50 ♦515 E. Washington 57.50 18 E. 37th 60.00 5345 E. Washington 37.50 1733 N. Meridian 64.50 1244 E Washington 43.50 1124 Broadway 43.00 1020 Central 30.00 3515 N Pennsylvania 59.50 1220 Park Ave 45.50 1108 CoUege 35.00 412 N. Alabama $47 to 57.00 240 E. Pratt 30.00 1655 N. Alabama 37.00 1226 N. Illinois $38.50 to 43.50 1603 Central *35 to 55.00 418 E. 15th *4l to 55.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES. 710 Union Title. LI. 3458; Ta. 5494; Ri. 1371. A NO. 1 APTS.—3 and 3 rooms, mod., all utilities furn.. *2O and $27.50. Call at 209 Downev. Ir. 3836, ■ MANCHESTER—962 N. Penn. St.: kitchn*tte apt., all aUL fur., $43.50. LI. 1781.

Apartments for Rent HIGH-CLASS. UPPER DUPLEX: FIVE LARGE ROOMS 2 BEDROOMS. LOCATED IN JOHNSONS WOODS OVERLOOKING BROADWAY. 626 E. 46TH. AVAILABLE NOW. HU. 3806, W. NORTH. 720—La Verne apts: colored: 4 rooms, bath, modem; heat, water lurnlshed: $35. Li 2662. ; COLLEGE AVE , 1136—tnure apt., building has been refinished from top to bottom. 2 and 3 rms.. $35 to $59: furnished. O. U. CARRIER. L). 5.58. BELLEFONTAINE, 1603 4 rms. and bath; j water paid. sl6. Rl. 7739. ; TUXEDO ST N.. 663 —4-RM. MODERN j APT"HEAT AND WATER FURNISHED- ! NEW JERSEY. 522— Lovely 3. 4 and 5-room apt. strictly mod. Reas. Rl. 7934, CENTRAL AVE. 2342-5 rms.. heat, water : fur.: reasonable. Rl 5994, He. -783. SEE OR PHONE US FIRST * F S?KS. ‘hTiL WoODSMALL & CO. Fidelity Trust Bldg U i Apartment Rental Bureau We have apartments Tot rent anywhere in the city north of Washington St.: let us help vou find one. oositively no extra commission and no obligations: we usually furnish car and driver to show apartments without extra charge. Cal Ri 1371 dav and night service MORTON PLACE— Lovely 5 rms.. ali mod.. car., reas. He. 2487. Li. 1466. 11TH W.. 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apt.: heat, light, gas. water and ice fur.: $33.50. Apolv Apt 1 THE GRANT Houses for Rent ASHLAND. 1208—Modern brick duplex: 7 rms. up; S3O. 6 rms flown. S4O. Rl. 6170. : ATTRACTIVE modern home, excelient coudltion. $45. Adults. Ha. 1600. AUDUBON. 269 S—MOD.. 4-BEDROOM SINGLE; GARAGE: S7O. IR. 4119. BURGESS. 353—Irvington; newly dec.: 6rm. mod, double; garage: $45, Ir. 4119. BELMONT. S. 119—5-room modern, except furnace: $22.50. He. 5461. BEAUTY AVE.. 230—Double: 4 rooms, garage: *12.50 mo. Ri. 6716. BIRCH 529—5 rooms: newly decorated; gas, elec. Only $16.50, Dr. 3540-R. BROOKVILLE. N.. 64'2—4 rooms, moder ; wa. pd.; gar.: $27.50. Ir. 1088. Ri. 60 J. BROADWAY. 4222—6-room mod. doub.e: excel lent condition: gar.: $65. He. 5467. COLLEGE. 2620—7-nn. modern: ’2 double; newly painted: garage: reduced rent. CORNELL. 2818-Stucco 5-room double, bath, gar., water pd.: reduced. He. 2526. CARROLLTON (REAR) 5659—4 room mod. bungalow, S2B. Hu. 2023. . CHESTER. 31 S.—6-room modern double with garage: only S4O. Ch. 4878. DORMAN. 627—Double. 6 rooms: gas. elec.. gar., inside toilet: water pd.: clc n; S2O. DETROIT. 245—Cottage. 5 rooms, gas. elec.. sanitary toilet, dble. gar. Paved St.. sl6. NR. NORTHWESTERN—FrankIin pi., 2718 —5-rm. dble.; newly painted; Ta. 0427, GRAY. N., 245—2 large rms.. ground floor, cistern, well, back and front yard. A-l condition. $lO. Ch. 4783. GENT ST., ?103—Bargain; 4 rooms: gas, electricity; ,nslde toilet; sink; garage; $lB. Li. ’2662. N. GLADSTONE. 931—Cozy. 5-rm. mod. dble.. redec.. gar.:s3s; wat. pd. Hu. 3600. HAMILTON. N. 14iS—A-l: 6-rm. mod. double; repainted; gar.: S3O. Dr. 4583-M. HARLAN ST.. 1039—5-room cottage: bath; gar.: yard; near car: $25, Dr. 3540-R. HOSBROOK. 906—3 rooms, water. *nside toilet: sl2, Key 882 Virginia Ave. HAMILTON. N.. 352—7 ROOMS MODERN; S2B. DR 6425-R INDIANAPOLIS AVE.. 3141 -5-room modern bungalow. Dr. 2481-W. ’ 435 N. JEFFERSON. 6-Room Double: $25. . GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Lr. 7491. KENNINGTON. 1514—4 rooms, semi-mod ; good condition: water paid; $lB. Ri. 5177. LA SALLE. N.. 2739—Redecorated; 4-room. semi-modern cottage. Ri. 3437. LUETT AVE. 642—5 rooms; A-l condtion: half of double: furnace, gas. elec.: ear.: reduced rent S2O. He. 2492. LEE. 1450—Double. 5 rms.. gas, elec.: new garage, inside toilet, clean, water pd.; sl9. M’PHEARSON 2823—Double, modern. 5rooms. good condition, gar.. $22.50. McKIM. S. 130—5-room bungalow; semimod.: gar.: $lB. 134 S. McKim: 6-room modern double; garage: $22 50. 1521 S. MADISON. Five-room double. sls. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. NEW YORK, W.. 1233-41—Modern: 5 "ms.; gar.: rent reduced. Ta. 3113. Ri. 9081. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2307—6-room mod., screens, shades awnings, reduced to $-o. Dr. 3540-R. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1111—8 rooms mod.. A-l new garage; S4O. Ri. 2668. OHIO, W.. 1925—Double. 5 rms., gas. elec.. inside toilet, gar,, water pd. $lB. PENNSYLVANIA. 2270 S.; 5-rooin double, semi-modern full bath; $23. Gar., $3. Dr. 6329-M. PALMER, 1604, E.-5-room house; water paid: gas, elec.: sl6. Hu. 4368. RAYMOND. E.. 916--5-rm. modern double; nr, Garfield park; 1 repap.; wa. pd.; S3O. SHELDON ST.. 1528 6-room, semi-modern double; will paper. Wa, 4096. SINGLETON.. 2108—5 rms.. mod., gar., S3O; near Garfield park. Dr. 1598. ST. CLAIR. E., 1120—Double, mod.. 9 rms., excellent condition: water pd.: $22.50. SPRUCE. 1316 —6 ROOMS. SEMI-MOD-ERN: sl7. DR. 6425-R. TACOMA, 1620 N—s-room modern; newly painted and pa.: water pd.: S3O. Wa. 039a. TEMPLE N.. 2203—Dandy 5-room, semimodern’ double; gas. elec., cistern, water paid: garage; paved street.: close to school, church, bus, car: $lB. Ir. 1448. VALLEY AVE., 2104 -Four-room double; new paint and paoei: long lot; garage; rent sl6. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO., 207 E. New York. TACOMA. N.. 203—7 ROOMS DOUBLE. BATH. GARAGE. HU. 1736. . WOODRUFF PLACE—SIO Middle Drive: 6room modern double, with gar.; S4O. Ch. 1050 before 9 a. m. 1902 S. MERIDIAN—S-rm. modern double; S2O: garage. Key 1818 S. Meridian. ONLY S3O. N. Tacoma, 1524. 4 rms.. mod., stucco bungalow, double, near Spades park. Special inducement. Ch. 7268-M. COLORED —2517 Northwestern, 5 rm. dble., semi-mod.. $23: wat. pd.. gar. Ha. U72-R. COLORED—I334’i CORNELL: 3 ROOMS. SEMI-MOD.: WA. PD.: sl7. LI. 4666. WOODLAWN, 1531—6 rms., newly papered and painted, inside toilet, gas lights, city water paid. $22.50. Ri. 6441. COLORED —924 Fayette St.: 6 rooms, bath. 821 Camp St.: newly painted and capered throughout: reduced rent. Li. 3047. WALKING DISTANCE, $17.50 f> rooms e;lectric lights, gas, water inside, paid by owner. 411 E. St. Clair. Dunlop & Holtegel 122 E. Market St. Li. 6517. 2255 BELLEFONTAINE—DoubIe, 5 rms., bath, furnace, no gar.: good condition; $24. Key 909 E. 23d. Li. 8621. SEE THIS 1311 E. Michigan. Cement block; 10 large rms., bath, steam ht.. gar.: suit, for rming. hse. Only S3O. Li. 8621. Key at 1313 E. Michigan. COLORED—2IB W. 20th; 4 rooms: semimod.; water pd.: fine cond.: $23. Li. 4666. Cottages and Resorts FOR RENT—A nice furnished 5-room cottage at Tippecanoe lake. Write or phone MRS. FRED MERTZ. 273 E. Maple St.. Wabash. Ind. Houses for Sale North 1222 Burdsal Parkway Four-room bungalow; side drive garage; nice lot; priced to sell.

EDWARD BOREN. 518 Continental Bank Bid*. 1.1. 7*B*

EQUITY in 3-rm. house: $350 cash, balance $300: pav $3 mo. 1106 Ist Ave. West. Mars Hill. A, MERRITT. R. No. 3, Box 610. East NOTHING DOWN Six-room modern bungalow: large living room, hardwood floors. 3 bedrooms, bath, garage. 4317 English ave. A-l location across from Christian park. Payments S4O. Call FRAZEE. Li. 2318. SCLOSS INV. CO.. 137 E. Wash. 1115 NORTH OAKLAND PRICED REDUCED $2,000. Six rooms modern; newly papered, large lot: no Barrett: paved street and alley; close to school No. 54. Only $l5O down; balance like rent. Owner. Hu. 6124. CHESTER. N.. 41—Cottage 6-room semtmodern, terms. Luebking. 425 N. Denny. BIG BARGAIN 1311 E. Michigiu: cement block, 10 large rooms, bath, steam heat, garage: suitable for .-oomipft house: $3,000. easy payments. Key 1313 E. Michigan. Li. 8621. ✓ South SIOO DOWN FIVE ROOMS. MODERN: GARAGE. 1044 BERWYN ST. 1046 ALBANY ST. 1549 FINLEY ST. RI. 2509. N. J. FOX. HU. 1168 West *3.800: 4 rooms: partlv finished 2d floor: 2 lots, fence, chicken park, gar., fruit. Rl. 3477 evenings. Wa. 2975. ADDISON ST—6-rm. modern home: small payment down: bal. >35 mo. Be. 2213-R. Suburban for Sale ACRE TRACTS Well located, less than 20 minutes from monument In section building up and where values are increasing. Some .racts contain 1 1-3 acres. Prices very reasonable and terms easy. For more information and for appointment, call Mr. Kautskv. Ri. 3536. Ir. 4562. W. R. Hunter Cos. # Realtors

Suburban for Sale EMERSON AVE.. S.. 1455—5-room bungalow: furnace Electrol Oil Burner: well, cistern: small down payment, balance like rent. Call Ri. 5100. 2 ! s- ACRES EAST—Good road: $25 cash. $lO monthly. Ir. 4782. or Ir. 2141. -5-ACRE TRACTS EAST-li.OOO: $lO per month. Mrs. Kimmeli. Ir. 1525. 1r;_4260 . Real Estate Wanted BUYER tor city or suburban property 1 or more acres Jenkins Exchange. Ta 3909 WE HAVE hiiver for 10 to 20 acres within 15 miles of city McTARSNEY & BROWN. 2608 W, Mich. Be. 3609. Real Estate for Exchange 7-ROOM cottage, located 1921 College Ave.. mortgage $1,500. will accept hill farm as part payment for my deed equity. Balance cash. Prefer farm suitable for raisinc scats. Go look same over then call Ta, 7146, 3531 Boulevard Place. HERE TIS Seven-room house, north, partly modern. Owner will accept as part payment small improved farm in Alabama. Texas or Florida, balance cash. Owner of this house wants cheappriced farm, also will consider grocery or confectionery. Ta. 7146. Mr. Hall. SACRIFICE equity. 8 rms.. big lot fruit. Cor. Shelby and Markwood. Dr. 7821-R4. You Read the Want Ads— Have vou tried to use them? It’s easy—Call Ri. 5551. Ask for an Ad Taker. Miscellaneous for Sale^ Special—Standard Brand Animal Spray * 5 Gal. Cans—s4.3s each Auto creepers. $1.50 each. Two inner spring single mattresses; $12.50 each. . . . Use calcium chloride to lay the dust. $1.25 per bag. ~ . ._ Two cold drink ice display cabinets. $5 oil: $5 per can. Pure cane granulated sugar: $4.70 per Well known brand pork and beans. 75c De Only one 4'i ft. porch swing left. $4.00. One walnut veneer bed and coil soring; BIG FOUR RY. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION Cor. Cap. Ave. and South St. BRAND NEW CENTURY RACING BOAT See C. O. Mogg’, METROPOLITAN COAL CO. Massachusetts Ave. at 10th St. Li. 5488. CASH FOR USED SCH OOL BOOKS—CRAWFORD’S. 813 N DELA. LI. 1800. USED electric water pumps and water softeners: cheap. DURO CO t . Ri. 3861. STROLLER, baby cab. walkeT. play vard: all good condition; reasonable. Ir. 2545. 2 LARGE rubber plants, suitable for any public place: reasonable. Dr. 2895. GAS INCINERATOR—With Time-O-Stat; cost $l5O, sac.. SSO. Wa. 1045; Hu. 1925. OLD RELIABLE—Heavy liquid. 100 per cent cure lead, zinc and \inseed oil. reaoy to use at $2.60 oer gallon. Marion Paint Cos, 366 S Meridian. Ri. 9165. . "FOR ELECTRIC MOTORS Drills, grinders, disk and exhaust fans, water systems, air compressors, motor and armature repairing. Call Meier Fiectric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Wash St. Ir._Usl. ' TRIPLE STRENGTH INSECTICIDE nestrovs bed bugs, roaches, flies, ants mosquitoes and all insects with one application. ALBERT G. MAAS. 31 Virginia Ave. Ri. 7125. FOR RENT—New vacuum cleajiers. 50c per day. Ri. 6361. We call for and dellver._ WASHING machine; good condition; $25. 2405 English Ave. Dr. 0118. BILLIARD—Snooker POCKET TABLES and bowling alleys, new and reflnlshed and supplies. We buy and exchange tables Moderate prices liberal ter ms. BRUNS_ WICK BALKE COLLENDER CO. 111-113 S. Penn. St. Ri. 9351. _____ SEVERAL reflnlshed bathroom scales, with measuring rod. very cheap. Indianapolis Scale Co- 620 E Washington St. SQUABS* nrjnn Fancy dressed at all times. 3702 E. Pratt St. Ch. 6810. Household Goods Used Furniture Exchange We need the room. If you need furniture. look over these values. Priced muen lower than their actual worth. Overstuffed suites 3 : pc. Cain and velour suites. 2-pc -9xo Leather daveno suite. 3-pc i4 -w Buffet Dining tables ’ 59 Dining chairs g• •• Bridge and Junior Lamps. 98c. Cash or Credit. In Our Bargain Basement. 141 W. WASH. ST. HOOVER SWEEPER and radio; bargain. leaving city Aug. 1. Hu. 5297. ONE green end black breakfast set. 1 gas range. 1 fireplace set. 1 Frigidaire. See Tuesday or Wed. 3911 N, New Jersey St. ELECTRIC WASHERS—S. reconditioned. A-l; cheap for quick saie. Patterson Shade Cos.. 9 E. Wash. St.. 3rd floor Woolwortb Bldg Ri. 1496. (Elevator service). DROPHEAD sewing machine; $5. 312 E. Vermont St. 3 RMS. furniture; good condition: reasonabie. 613 E. New York St. Rl. 4954. DINING SUITE. 8 pc. Queen Anne maexc. condi.. reas. Wa. 0371-M. SINGER SEWING MACHINES—SoId and serviced: 'essons in home sewing; machines rented bv week or month. SINGER CO.. 405 Mrss. Ave. Li. 8463. _ 3-PC. cane : nd velour living room suite; I $22.50 cash. 720 E 51st. RUG 12x12 REASONABLE. CALL CH. 1808. ENTIRE contents of 6 rooms furniture, sell all or part. 2428 N. Meridian. IVORY GAS RANGE—Dining rm.. 9 pc. living rm.. complete bedroom, occasional table, dressers. 2428 N. Meridian. GAS STOVES —Furniture, oianos. sewing machines, refrigerators: all in good condition and cheap as vou want them. Deitverv free. 127 W. Georgia St. 1 GAS RANGE —Good condition, $12.50. Call Be. 1132-J. ELECTRIC sewing machine, white cabinet; will sell for half price. 312 E. Vermont St. NEW AND USED ICE BOXES—POLAR ICE I AND FUEL COMPANY. 2000 NORTHi WESTERN AVE. TA 0689. ; MAKE your cwn dresses. Buy Singer sew- ; ing machine as low as $lO. Singer Sewing I Machine Co- 838 Va. Ave. Dr. 2474. SEWING machines, bargains: portables, drop-heads; all perfect cond.; some as low as $lO. Singer Cos., 126 W. Wash. Rl. 9718, Barter and Swap AUTOMOBILES priced from SIOO to $800; will trade for improved clear lots in city: no equities. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO., 207 E New York St. 9 ROOMS—Good income: 6 rooms furnished. Diamond or car accepted. Li. 5972. 520 1 -j E. Washington. 2 LOTS—In Kokomo; will trade. What have you? Li. 5972. 520 1, 2 E. Wash. TRADE "Starr" player piano for small car or what have you? Be. 0775. I— ' Musical Instruments WILL SELL Dlaver piano for balance due. $87.43. Bargain at $1.50 per week. WILKTNGS. 120 E. Ohio St. "’ARTY ; it of town left grand at mv home ; ,t sale. Will sell on terms or upright for equity. Ca. Hu. X .I, L sell grande used bv Helen Kane at xndiana Theater at a low price, cannot sell until Friday. Aug. Ist, for Information call Li. 6464. A B. CHASE, .small, upright, mahogany piano: $75. 3855 N.'Delaware. Wa. 3811. SAXOPHONES—Sacrifices. E-Z payments: investigate rental plan. Lorenz Saxophone school, grd, fir.. Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800 Pets GIVE YOUR PUP A VACATION KEYSTONE KENNELS Indoor Kennels, outdoor runway, expert and individual care: reasonable rates bv day or season. Mrs. C. A. Linton. 3623 N. Kevstone. Ch 3635 TOY BOSTON PULL—Sired by "Intruder.” 9 months old. 3322 Orchard. Ch. 5953. AIREDALE PUPPIES 9 wks. old: nedl.: desirable and fine dog.-: sls and 525. 5693 Central. Hu. 2292. POLICE PUPS. 3 females. $10; 3 males. sls. 241 N. Mount. Be. 3998-M. BOSTON TERRIER Punoies: 2months old Reasonable. Ch. 5882. 2412 E. Wash BOSTON terrier puppies. GLOVER’S KENNELS. Pendleton pike. 1 mi. north 38th. ! 3 BEAUTI. Boston pups; sired by Terry’s "Talk of the Town;" reason. Be. 3958-M. CANARIES—Young singers. *3: full song singers. $4. 1500 W ?Bth. Ha. 1497-R Poultry and Supplies CHlCKS—Turkevs. ducklings. guineas: babies and started. BOYER’S HATCHERY 34 N. Delaware St. MiscePmeous Wanted H~FURNIfURE — OF ALL KINDS HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. HODGES AUCTION RL JOIW WE WANT HOUSEHOLD GOODS IF ITS on earth we buy It. CARL SHANK AUCTION. 25 N. Alabama St. LI. 0055. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines papers will help us to help others. jßa!vation Arm? Industrial Home. Phone tor wagon. EL (U 33. 1?7 W. ©eorsfl* St.

Miscellaneous Wanted Furii:tji> Wanted—CH. 46511 FOR QUICK SERVICE St BEST PRICES j Radio and JEquipment ALLELECTRIC (Complete) Erla: Queen Marie *22‘S2 Buckingham Atwater Kent J;-®® Phllco Sd OO Phiico Radio Bargain Shop S 225 E. Wash. St. r If It’s a Bargain We Have It. ELIMINATORS SACRIFICED Phiico B Eliminator. 135 volts *5.00 Balkite B Eliminator 9 volts 5 00 Phiico A B Socket Power 7J5 Sterling B Elimtnalor. 135 volts. . . 7.50 Sterling A Eliminator all dry 6 volts. 9.85 KEMPLER. RADIO CO. ATWATER KENT. Brunswick. A. C. ViCtrola at less than '2 price. 1325 Retsner. STAMM RADIO SERIVCE when in doubt of vour radio: 10 years’ experlence 1808 N. Illinois St. Ta. 4416. RADIO SERVICE—On anv make .adia Power Dsck repairing a Roecialtv east END RADIO Ch 4033. Store-Office Supplies Office Equipment for Sale Ten mise. desks. Two standard .sales registers. One 9-row- Burroughs adding machine with stand. One 8-ft. glass show case. One 8-ft. glass show case. _ Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Wash. St. Ir. Hsl. TYPEWRITERS—AII standard makes, new and used portables. Dalton adding machines. Rentals repairs and typewriter supplies AMERICAN WRITING „MACHINE CO.. 137 N Meridian St. Board of Trade Bldg Li. 6822. CASH REGISTER—"NationaI." -with 1 drawer: excellent cond.: cheap. Hi. i"36. ROLLED TOP DESK—First class conditlon. 224 E. Ohio St. SPECIAL BARGAINS—L. C. Smiths. Underwoods. Royals. Remingtons "New Barr.” Am reducing prices to lighten stock. All machines guaranteed. King s. 205 Mass. Ave. Li. 9470. Coal and Wood "kindling with each ton UNION ICE AND COAL CO 1910 Bluff road. Dr 4621 FREDRICK COAL CO. 801-899 Beecher Bt. Dr. 1708. MINTER-MIDDLETON FUEL CO. Quality Coal Dr 3100 Business Opportunities ROOMING HOUSE. N. Pennsylvania; good Income; terms. LI. 3728. OLD ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY AND SANDWICH SHOP. TA. 7148, SANDWICH SHOP and confectionery: north; a real buy Ta. 7146. CAFETERIA and lunchroom; north: *I.OOO. Terms. Ta. 7146. RESTAURANT—ONLY *1.000: TERMS: SSOO DOWN. TA. 7146 HOTEL—76 rooms. 35 priv. baths; cleared $7,000 last year Bargain or trade for real estate. RUSSO, Ri. 9210. ROOMING HOUSE—3O rooms: hot and cold water: city heat; heat and water included in rent: SI,OOO down, balance terms. Sale by owner. Ri, 1153. CONFECTIONERY— Only $850; terms, *SOO down: low overhead; leav. city. Ta. 7146. OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET: ONLY $1,600. CALL /TA. 7146. GROCERY and meat market, real bargain: if sold this week. Ri. 0162. BAKERY—And -estamant: clearing SIOO per week: price $6.000. Ta. 7146. RESTAURANT—FOR SALE OR TRADE. 1504 E. WASHINGTON. ROOMING HOUSE—9 rooms, near Real Silk: small down payment. LI. 6948. Building and Contracting

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AUTOMOBILE BANKERS SIOO to SI,OOO No Indorsers LOANS or YOUR CAR REFINANCED NATIONAL DISCOUNT CORP. 924 Humc-Mansur Bldg. Ll. 3869. L J

MONEY TO i,OAN ON AUTOMOBILES; ALSO LOW RATES ON REFINANCING. SACKS EROS. 308 Indiana Ave. Rl. 5994. Lowest Rate in City 2% Under no circumstances do vou oay more Public Welfare Loan B. E Comer Wash and 111 Sta. 330 Occident? i Bldg. Rl. 3581 MONEY TO LOAN First and second real estate mortgage* AUTOMOBILE and HOUSEHOLD loans Bouitable Plnance Cos 219 E Ohio Ll 6805 PERBONAI PROPERTY LOANS SECURITY INV it LOAN INC i36 N DELAWARE. L. 60*0 BENEFICIAL LOAN BOCIETA*4 S. Penn. Ground Floor.

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Money to Loan Money to Loan OD household good* $25.00 to $300.00 ,1 X .SSSiKES'wSffi vSnm* SC Buckeye Finance Cos. 307 E New York St Rt <9,< i Automobiles Wanted We Want 100 used cars knd will oav cash or purchase vour equity. _ ... EUREKA AUTO CO. 332 N, Capitol Ave. LI. 188. CSSH For Automobiles Equities bought or will trade eh*l>4r car and pav oft '3O, '29. 28. 27, any make or model. WE PAY MORE See Mr. Welch or Mr. Smith He 3524. 2441 Central Ave I WILL buv equity in Model A Ford. Call Rl, 5996, between 8 and 1 A. M. WILL—Pav cash lor your car or our MUU Y WOLF AUTO CO. U. 4618. 861 ti. Capitol. AUTOS WANTED-Will 0T cash tpT TOUT car or equity SAM CORAZ 1314 NCapitol LI 1044 _ __ CASH for all makes of lunk cars. 1607 Col^^ m Auto Supplies and Repairs JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—WUI repair or snake new top* and curtama for vour car 202 Kentucky Ave. __ _ BATTERIES—New. guar.. *4 90 ex : Used tlrea, $1 and up. 808 Maaa. Ave. IM^>l44. Automobiles for Sale Ford Touring, 1926 Has new paint; iiood rubber; runs like anew car. Only $75. terms W ANGELIN-SHARP. 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5020 DODGE SEDAN. 1925—Excellent condition: $195. Baxter Cos. July bagrain. 430 N. Capitol. Li. 3272. Ford Coupe, 1926 Motor A-l; looks good; a real buy for only $75: terms. W ANGELIN-SHARP. 443-49 Virginia Ave. Pr 5020. AUBURN—B-88* Cabriolet. 1938 modeU Mack with red trim. Baxter Cos.. 430 N. Capitol. Li. 3272, Ford Coupe, 1927 Upholstering vnod; 5 good tires: good paint. Only $100; terms. WANGELIN-SHARP. .... 443-49 Virginia Ave. Pr- 5°70FORD COUPE. s2s—Ford roadster. '37 *6O. Studebaker touring. S3O. C. K. MARTIN CO.. 4451 W. Wash. FORDS 1925 and 1927 roadsters, coupes, sedans; priced to move quickly; here is a. chance to buy real transportation at a very low price. Browning Gent Cos., Inc. Authorized Lincoln and Ford Dealer. 10TH AND MERIDIAN Open evenings. RI. 8685. 1926 CHEVROLET COACH; SBS. LAUTH CHEVROLET CO. 3547 E. Wash._BL L r _Hl 5 v THE CLASS of the Ford line of cars. A beautiful Town Sedan, driven less than 10.000 miles. Looks and runs like a million dollars. A low down payment, e.nd convenient terms. WANGELIN-SHARP. 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5020., BARGAINS IN USED CARS GRAHAM-PAIGE OF IND. 3209 E. Washington St. Ch. 1002. 1929 HUDSON SEDAN—Like new, maroon color, de luxe equipment, low mileage, priced to sell. 2409-11 N. 111. Ta. 8691. WHIPPETT' 1929 SEDAN—Original tires and finish like new. Baxter Cos. July bargain sale. 430 N. Cap. LI. 3373. 1926 MODEL T—Fma coupe; ready to go: Erlced only $75.00. C. O. Warnock, 819 . Wash. LI. 8391. 1927 STUDEBAKER DICTATOR SEDAN This car is in perfect condition mechanically; 5 good tires; also paint Is In nice shape. Murphy Motors, Inc. 2004 N. Meridian St. Ta. 4284. 1928 ESSEX—4-door sedan and coach. Both mechanically A-l; $125 down, balance 12 months. _ . _ OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. Dr. 4743. CHEVROLET LANDAU. 1927- Black with red trim, like new; $225. Baxtar Cos., 430 N. Capitol. Li. 3272. •25 HUDSON coach: good condition: $75. Bv owner. LI. 6660, evening. i “condition; *345. Baxter’Co. July bargain 1 sale. 430 N. Capitol. LI. 3272. OLDSMOBILE coupe. 1927: original finish like new. Baxter Cos. July bargain sale. 430 N. Cap. Li. 3272. Nash 4-D. Sedan Has been well cared for; in excellent condition. Price only *175; S6O down. WANGELIN-SHARP. 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5020. HUDSON SEDAN. 1927—The biggest July bargain. Baxter Cos.. 430 N. Capitol. Li. 3272. ESSEX COACH. 1928—1n wonder!ti condition. Priced to sell ouick. BURKE CADILLAC CO.. Meridian at 11th. Ri. 7404. . OAKLAND SEDAN, 1926—8ig July bargain. Baxter Cos.. 430 N. Capitol Ave. Li. 3272. Durant 4-D. Sedan Equipped with 5 good tires. A real car for only $100; terms to suit. • WANGELIN-SHARP. 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5020. DODGE 4-PASS. COUPE. 1925—Enamel like new. new tires. Baxter Cos., 430 N. Oapltol. Li. 3272, 100 BUYS 1925 Apperson sedan: condition O. K. Teems. 2197 Duke St. Hu. 8762. OLD MODEL Nash touring car. good condition. 2116 College. - REAL VALUES IN USED CARS. MARMON NEW-USED CAR STORE DODGE COUPE—Tn good condition throughout. C. O. Warnock, 819 E. Wash. LI. 8391. Essex Sp. Coupe ’2B Has good tires; lew mileage. A dandy car for only $325; $95 down. WANOELIN-SHARP. 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 6020. FORDS—A nice, complete stock at all times. The Frank Hatfield Cos., 625 Capitol Ave. Authorized Ford dealer. X Chevrolet Coach, 1929 Paint and tires like new. A real buv at $395. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 552 E. Wash. , J Rl- *32*. Open evenings and Sunday. Chrysler 4-D. Sedan ’26 Five good tires and low mileage. A buy for o^X^-S^^P. 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5020. CHEVROLET —Cabriolet, 1928. Baxter Cos. July Bargain Sale. 430 N Capitol. Li. 3272. NASH SEDAN. 1927—Advance: $295. Baxter Cos. JtMv bargain sale. 430 N. Cap. Ll. 3272. - Pontiac Tudor Sedan A car worth twice the price. Only $325; low down payment. WANGELIN-SHARP. 443-49 Virginia Me. Dr. 5020. FORD MODEL A’S TUDORS. COUPES AND ROADSTERS. We have several 1928 and 1929; all in excellent condition. See our used cars and compare them with any in the city. Browning Gent Cos., Inc. Authorized Lincoln and Ford Dealer. 10TH AND MERIDIAN Open evenings. RI. 8655. STUDEBAKER DICTATOR—Sedan; $375. Baxter Cos. July bargain sale. 430 N. Capitol. Li. 32?2. „ STUDEBAKER VICTORIA—In wonderful HUPMOBILE TRADE-INS—We have a large selection of used cars: saml down payments, balance easy terms. Capitol Motors Cos. Capita Ave. and Michigan Bt. 1929 FORD COUPE Has had best ot care; looks and runs like new; painted a deep blue; priced only *345; convenient terms. _____ THORNBURG & LEWIS 1302 E. Wash. St. El. 1571, BARGAINS IN USED CARS LathroD-Mover Cos 420 N. Capitol 2106 W. Washington, X Ford 1926 Tudor Tires and paint excellent condition. mechanically A-l for only ! 190. Hare Used Car Lot I 1017 E. Wash. _ . Ll. 5660, | Open Evenings and Sunday. 1926 Pontiac Sedan Five good tires, excellent paint; motor in A-l condition. Only *135: convenient terms. WANGE Iin-BHARP. 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5020. Trucks Building Used Truck Confidence USED TRUCK MARKET Oliver Ave. at Kentucky Av. Since establishing., ourselves at thi location we have sold 16 used trucks, ranging from SIOO to $2,500. Don t miss these exceptional values. Come now while there is still a good selection. Onen ersr.lngs ’till 8:30. including Sunday. FORD I-ton cab express body *IOO. 1116 Kentucky Ave. 1 ■ 4809. 1936 MODEL T—K.- on pick-up; priced only 84500. C. G. Warnock. <l9 M. Waste. 14. 822.1-