Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1930 — Page 11

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STALIN POINTS TO RESULTS OF PEACEPOLICY ‘Breathing Spell’ Desired to Permit Economic Program Action. This I* one of t terie> of articlee oa th economic situation la Kmilt. BY EUGENE LYONS trailed Pros Staff Correspondent MOSCOW, Aug. 3—" Our policy is the policy of peace and the strengthening of commercial relations with other nations," said Joseph Stalin in touching upon the foreign affairs of the Soviet union in his speech to the Communist party congress "The result of this policy," he continued, "is the improvement of relations with a series of countries and the conclusion of a series of agreements about trade, technical aid, etc. “It’s result also is the adhesion of the Soviet union to the Kellogg pact, the signing of a protocol along the line of the Kellogg pact with Poland, Rumania, and others, the signing of a protocol extending the agreement with Turkey for neutrality and friendship. Policy Succeeded "Finally, the result of this policy is that we succeeded in safeguarding peace, not permitting enemies to draw us into conflicts notwithstanding a long line of provocations and adventurist attacks by war incendiaries. / "This peace policy we shall continue with all our might, with all our means. We do not want a single step of foreign soil. But also our soil, not one inch of our soil, shall we surrender.” Thia pronouncement is not casual rhetoric. For fear that the world might have overlooked it, the government mouthpiece. Izvestia, called editorial attention to it and urged foreign powers to note it well. The Soviet union is candid in its desire for the “breathing spell” of peace to enable it to push its economic programs through to victorious completion. Fear Foreign Attack At the same time the Soviet union is candid in voicing its conviction that the danger of a foreign attack always is on the horizon. Stalin sees a constant tendency towards intervention. France he cites as "the worst expression of this tendency at the present moment." At the same time he sees an opposite tendency, aiming to reach working agreements of some sort with the Soviet land. The recent attitude of England in making a temporary trade pact he points to as exemplifying this tendency, and also the extensive contracts with American firms.

SERVICES WEDNESDAY FOR BANK'S CASHIER Rites to Be Held at Home for Louis C. Engelking. Funeral services for Louis C. Engelking, 63, cashier of the South Side State bank, who died Sunday at his home, 849 South Meridian street, will be held at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, McCarty and New Jersey streets. Burial will be in Concordia cemetery. Mr. Engelking died suddenly in bed Sunday. Heart disease is believed to have caused his death. He was born and reared in Indianapolis. He was one of the original founders of the bank and was prominent in religious activities of the Lutheran church. Mr. Engelking lived with a cousin. Miss Stella Stahlhut. A number of cousins survive besides Miss stahlhut. FUNERAL RITES SET FOR SUICIDE VICTIM Henry Gerdts, 87. Hangs Self to Tree; Services Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at 2 Tuesday afternoon at the home of a son, 'William Gerdts. 1158 Laurel street, for Henry Gerdts, 87, who ended his life by hanging himself to a tree in the yard at the home Sunday. Burial will be at Southport. following services there. Born in Germany, Mr. Gerdts came to Indianapolis in 1861, and. eight years later, wedded Miss Elizabeth Shultz of Poland, Ind. She died seven years ago. Mr. Gerdts was a farmer near Southport until several years ago. He was a charter member of the Immanuel Reformed church. Besides his son, a daughter, Mrs. Dora Hensley of Southport, survives him. AIR CIRCUS AT OUTING Rotary Group 5 to Enjoy Aerial Program at Picnic. An air circus will feature the annual picnic of Group 5 of the Indiana district of Rotary Tuesday at Speedway park. Walker W. Winslow, president of the Indiana Aviation Corporation, will provide the aerial entertainment. Ten cabin planes will be provided for Rotarians who wish to lake a trip in the clouds. FALL THOUGHT SUICIDE Woman Tumbles 18 Floors to Death on Pavement. B* Unite* Prrs CHICAGO. Aug. 4—A theory that Mrs. Marjorie Gilbert, 36, climbed eighteen flights of fire escapes to plunge to her death was given credence today by police, who doubted she had fallen accidentally. Her body was found in a courtyard and her pocketbook on the eighteenth-floor fire escape landing. SEEK MUSICAL THIEVES Three Saxophones, Trumpet Taken From School by Burglars. Three saxophones and a trumpet, valued at a total of $450. were loot of burglars at the Christiansen School of Music, 106 Pembroke Arcade. Sunday night, according U. police reports. Burglars took clothing valued at SIOO from the Todd & Todd tailor 4i furt axtoei,

Vice Governor

Nicholas Roosevelt of New York, newly appointed vice-governor of the Philippine Islands, and bearer of a name famous in American history, here is shown in his most recent portrait. He will confer with Secretary of War Hurley in Washington, soon, in regard to his duties. Mr. Roosevelt is to sail for Manila late in August to assist GovernorGeneral Davis in administering the affairs of the Philippines.

AWARD $65,000 PAVING WORK Projects to Be Completed This Fall. Street improvement contracts totaling $65,000 were awarded today by the works board on recommendation of City Engineer A. H. Moore. The projects w'ill be completed this fall. Contracts awarded —Manlove avenue. Forty-sixth to Forty-eighth. concrete pavement. Indiana Asphalt Paving Company. $8,000; Manlove, Forty-eighth to Fiftv-second. concrete. Indiana Asphalt Pawing Company. $9,058; Baltimore avenue. Forty-sixth to Fifty-second, concrete. Indiana Asphalt Paving Company. $14,800; Drake street. West to Brooks street. Mead Construction Company, concrete. $8,800; St. Clair street. Arlington to Anderson avenue, concrete and curb. Indiana Asphalt Paving Company. $7,700; Eleventh. Meridian to Capitol, resurfacing with asphalt. J. N. Morgan and Son, $5,200: Eleventh street. Meridian to Delaware, widening, resurfacing with asphalt. J. N. Morgan and Son. SB,IOO. Resolutions Adopted—New Jersey street. Fifty-eighth to Kessler boulevard, sidewalks; Illinois. Twenty-eighth to Thirtyfourth. resurfacing with asphalt; loca sanitary sewer in Garfield avenue. Thirty-third to Thirty-fourth; Fourteenth street. Alazama to New Jersey street, paving; Twentieth street. Talbot to Central, resurfacing. L , - Births Boys Arthur and Amelia Materson, 601 Livingston. George and Garnett Shaner. 1633 Arrow. Elmer and Ruth Kirby. 611 St. Paul. Harry and Catherine Long, 615 South Russell and Josephine Hastings. 2356 Cornell , Reid and Appmme Kenady. Methodist Burns and Mildred Williams, 212 East Twenty-fourth. , „ Ross and Jennie Copeland, 6158 Haverford. Girls Howard and Daisy Cole. 607 Udell. Edward and Mary Porten. 1011 Blame. Maurice and Hazel Winkler. 4001 BroadV Raleigh and Marie Warrenburg. 1625 H Jemes and Ala Smeyer. 1118 English. Joseph and Marv Burrello. 413 Bicking. Charles and Emma Laughlin. 4726 East Tenth. Deaths Denzer. Taylor. 24, Long hospital, cerebro spinal meningitis. Sona E. Frazens. 75. 948 Ketcham, carcinoma. _ Benjamin Polk, 76. Central Indiana hospital chronic myocarditis. Edward Noone, 62, 3148 Carson, aortic obstruction. ... ... Lucretia Lewis. 76. Methodist hospital, hvpostatic pneumonia. , . Harry C. Hoskins, 24, city hospital accidental _ _ Julius A. Childers, 76, 1326 Lexington, acute dilatation of heart. Pheba Tingle. 63. 2331 Barrett, chronic mvocardltls. Jennie L. Wasson. 69, 3207 Kenwood, acute dilatation of heart. Laura Belle Cunningham. 6S. Ct. Vincents hospital, chronic nephritis. Isaac K. Edwards. 58, 6t. Vincent's hospital, chronic nephritis. Sarah Leman, 80, 2731 North Hlinols, acute nephritis. , . , Infant Damn, 1 day, Methodist hospital, atelectasis. Clara Mitchell 34. Central Indiana hospital. pulmonary tuberculosis. Billy Gordon Unversaw, 2. Methodist hos->ita! peritonitis. Sarah Carter. 30. Flower Mission hospital pulmonary tuberculosis. Paul Herman Fondren. 23. 724 North Alabama, carcinoma. Billv Reed. 33. Flower Mission, pulmonarv tuberculosis. Ethyl Gladys Day. 1, 1441 Deloss, diphtheria. . . , Harrison C. Bennett. 65, city hospital hypostatic pneumonia. Virgil L. Davis. 53. 1940 Bellefontaine, cerebral hemorrhage. Marion Simmerman. 65. Long Hospital chronic myocarditis. John Sylvester Eilar. 71. 1223 North State, angina pectoris. Luvema E. Wampler. 64. Central Indiana hospital chronic myocarditis. Harriet Wood. 68. 410 East Twentyeighth. cardio renal disease. Henrv Gladdish. 52. 919 East Fourteenth, pulmonary tuberculosis. Martha Owslev. 55. 1034 North Missouri, acute cardiac dilatation. Kate Zoller. 43. 2117 South Pennsylvania, cirrhosis of liver. I Donald Coyle. 26. city hospital, accidental i Catherine E. Schaefer. 75. 1911 North ■ Delaware, cardio vascular disease. Building Permits i Delaware and Twelfth Street Realty ComI panv. building. Twelfth and Delaware. $50,000. Bartholomew & Son. dwelling, garage. 3430 Fall Creek. $16,000. Gregory & Appel, repairs. 2009 Southeastern. SBOO. Pike Realtv Company, dwelling, garage, 4824 North Illinois. $7,500. Pike Realty Company, dwelling, garage. 5727 Broadway. $7,000. Indianapolis school board, addition. 322 South Arlington. $11,234. F. Richt. garage. 1008 North Olney. $235. DIES IN GLIDER CRASH Broken Control Blamed in Accident of Home-Made Craft. Bu Vnitrd Press MILIPITAS, Cal. Aug. 4.—Broken elevator control was held responsij ble today for a crash that cost i Sawyer H. Gillistrom. 20, his life in ! a home-made glider, in which he had made more than 200 flights. Quits as T. F. A. Official Resignation of Charles M. Zink, secretary and treasurer of the Indianapolis branch. Travelers Protective Association of America, was announced today. Zink will devote all of his time with the Berkshire ! Life Insurance Company, with of- | fices in the Merchants Bank build- : ing. Milwaukee Archbishop. S3, Dies I Rv f’si'M Prr*& MILWAUKEE. Aug. 4.—Archi bishep Sebastian G. Messmer. S3, died early today at his boyhood (home in Berne. Swiserlanc', where he had gone for a visit less than a month ago. Msgr. Bernard G. • Traudt. wear-general of the Catholic diocese, announced todas

Death Notices CHAMBERLIN. JOANNA—Age 58. beloved wife of Victor E. Chamberlin, pwsed •wav Sunday. Aug. 3. at 2:40 a. m Funeral at the East Park M. L church. Tuesday. Au. 5. at 1:30 n. m. Friends invited. B .rlai Crown Hill. Friends may cail at rer.dents. 717 N. Rtley Ave.. until noon Tue .day. ENOELKING. LOUIS C.—Passed away Aug. 3 9 a. it., age 63 vears. at his residence, 848 S. Meridian Bt. Friends may cal! Tuesday afternoon and evening. Funeral Wednesdii. Aug. 6., Private at the residence. Fiends Invited to the service at St. Paul’s v ngelical Lutheran church, corner Me v and New Jersey St.. 2:30 p, m. B’ Concordia cemetery. FINN _^RENCE—'Nee Henni. age 28 vears. beloved wife of Edgar Finn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henn and sister of Gertrude. George and Charles Henn of 531 Lincoln St.. passed away Sunday. 6:35 p. m. Funeral from above address Wednesday. 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends Invited. G. H. HERRMANN In charee. HOOK. GARRlE—Beloved son of Mrs. Lvdla Langford and Oro Hook of 1905 N. Tacoma and father of Robert Ho®*' brother of Lonnie and Delbert Hook, departed this life Sunday. Aug. 3. ace 33 vears. Funeral Wednesday. Aug. 6. at Fountain Street M. E. church. 10 a. m. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends Invited. Funeral under direction of MOORE & KIRK. KEPLER. MAHALA A.—Widow of O. A. Kepler end mother of Mrs. Oliver M. Peed. Mrs. Henry C. Wyman and Mrs. Orrtn A. Gregory, departed this life Saturday. Aug. 2. age 77 years. Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 5. at the residence of Mrs. Henrv C. Wyman. 17 S. Brookvllle road. 2d. m. Burial Crown Hill cemtery. Funeral private. Friends may view remains until Monday. 10 p. m. Funeral under director of MOORE & KIRK. M'BRIDE. DONALD— Age 11 yra rs v, b^°L* d sod of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mcßride, passed away Friday. Aug. 1. Funeral at the late residence, 4923 University Ave. Tuesday. Aug. 5. 2:30 p. m. Funeral private on account of contagious disease. Burial Memorial Park cemelerv. WITTE CLARENCE H.—Oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Witte, passed awav Sunday. 2 n. m., at the age of 21 years. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. m.. at ihe home, three miles west of Cumberland. Just west of the Fort road. Interment Memorial Park cemetery in charge of MAX HERRLICH & SON. WOOD. HARRIETT V.—Beloved mother of Mrs. Edna Husted and sister of Mrs. Louie ZumDfe. Mrs. Nellie Wachstetter and Marlon Dawson, departed this life Friday. Aug. I. Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 5. at residence. 1739 N. Rural St.. 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral under direction of MOORE & KIRK. ZOLLER. KATE M. E. (nee Knapp>—Age 43 years. Saturday, 7 and. m.. wife of Joseph Zoller; mother of Mathias. Cht rlotte Wilbert and Lillian Zoller. Funenl at late home. 2117 S. Pennsylvania. Tuesday. 8:30 a. m.; Sacred Heart church. 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery. [Cincinnati (0.l and Covington (Ky.) papers please coupy.] In Memoriam Notices IN MEMORLAM—In loving remembrance of our darling daughter, sister, wife and mother. HALLIE MeNABNEY, who passed away Aug. 4. 1929. One year has passed, our hearts grow sore As time goes on, we miss you more, loving and kind in all your ways. Sincere and true to the end of your days. Deep in our hearts you are fondly remembered. Beautiful memories cling to vour name. True hearts that loved with deepest affection. Always will love in death Just the same. Thank God for the prolmse of meeting you again. Sadly missed bv loving MOTHER. FATHER. SISTER. BROTHER. HUSBAND AND DARLING CHILDREN. Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOBSOM. Mortuary. Phone Be. 1588, 1321 W. Ray St, W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2220 Shelby St. _ Drexel 2570. C. WILSON funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eaulpment. Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0322. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 622 E. Market. Riley 6374. UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware. \ LL 3831. -A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE.” RAGSDALE & PRICE. Ll. 3608. 1219 N. Alabama TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Personals FURS > Have vour old coats, remodeled, cleaned glazed and relined. Ta 3151, 2815 Clifton. Good Practical Nurse. Cti. 3618. LAUNDRY—Exp. white lady, 2 days' service. soft water. Call, deliver. Ta. 3635. NURSING—CANCER CASES TAKEN. Be. 0946-M. BAD accounts collected or no charge BIRDSALL. 911 Roosevelt Bldg. Rl. 2265 Instructions DANCING Instructions given by New York gin. Ballet. toe and acrobatic. Private only Children preferred Call Violet Schlegel 1117 College Ave. Apt. No. 8. LEARN AVIATION—PiIots and Mechanics instruction. CURTISS-WRIGHT FLYING SERVICE Stout Field-Mars Hill Bei 4200 Special Notices WHY SUFFER with piles when you can postivelv get well or it will cost you nothing? This Is strictly a home treatment. Sundays and evenings bv appointment: no hours on Friday evening or Saturday, G. R. Wysong. 219 K. of P. Bldg. Office Rl. 4267; les,, Ta. 4940, WILL FINANCE your home on your 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 my work. Call C OWEN. Dr. 2527 or Ll. 2933 EXCEPTIONAL values in used and reconditioned sewing machines. Singer Sewing Machine Cos 24 N Meridian Rl 9064 Vou Read the Want Ads— Have you tried to use them? It's easy—Call Ri. 5551. Ask for an Ad Taker Business Announcements Delco Water Pumps Trade In vour old pump as down payment, balance 12 small monthly payments. Cail for estimate. Hu. 7854. FEATHERS—Bought solo ana renovated feather mattresses, pillows made to order E. F Burkle. 431-433 Mass. Ave Rl. 6J9* FURNACES—Hand cleaned. $1; good work. Experts on repairs. WILLIAMSON HEATER CO.. 946 W. New York. Ri, 3456. SPRAY PAINTING AUTOS—SIS to S3O 6014 Bellefontaine. Hu. 4638. _ PLASTERING and patching. Call Ch. 7452. PAUL S7RIEBECK. Still in business. FURNACES REPAIRED Cleaned (all makes'. Tinning, roofing; reas. Ch. 4246. BATH ROOM—Complete. $60;~ plumbing ft beating Installed: reasonable. Ta. 4057. 9x12 RUGS CLEANFD. $1.50 wk. GUARANTEED. CALL AND DELIVER. HU. 8669. RUGS—9xI2: $1.50: cleaned on your floor: satisfaction guaranteed. Wa. 1289. CARPENTER REPAIR WORK—New and old garage a specialty. Dr. 0744-J. _ EXCAVATING - Concreting, remodeling. jgen. repairs; -11 work guar. Dr. 6424. CABINET wk.. repair wk.. remodel*., rerooflng, serns. Soots. He. 5720, Wa. 2462-3. CARPENTERING—GeneraI repair screens. floors, furniture repairing. Ta. §933.__ EXCAVATING—Cement work; cinder hauling. I specialize In driveways. Be. 0136. BONDED SEWER MAN—CEMENT FURNACE; GEN, REPAIR. CH. 2283-J, EVE. 1 RUGS cleaned. 9x12. *1.25. Call for del. 10-day special. Keemer Rug Cos. Ch. 5336. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Building and Contracting RE/VypEU Your Home or Investment Property (NOTHING DOWN Estimates Free COOLEY CONSTfUICTIONCO.) Alabama and Ohio. RL 5500 OPPOSITE CITY BALL Painting and Papering HOME PAINTING-82 95 tor 3 coals wort per so payment plan, less 107* for cash. Paper hanging, roofing, tinning remodelIng; terms 1 to 10 vrs.: est. free. Be. 1735. PAINTING DECORATING HARDWOOD FLOORS REFINISHED CURTIS BROS. 1417 W. 31ST ST TA. 7028 PAPER HANGING SPECIAL RATES THIS* WEEK. CH. 1861-W PAPERING, panning. and repairing. 10 months to pay; guaranteed workmanship Li. 2933 or Dr. 2537. . PAPER HANGING—S2.SO rm. paper Ss up. PUatertng guar. FA NS A NT. Dr. 5299 ; _ FAJNT^G^paperjianglm^jalMtennti Wag

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Painting and Papering HOUSE PAINTING—Paper hanging; cleaning. MOODEY BROS. Ch. 0477-M. PAPER HANGING. Spec, price thia mo. GILLAND. Dr. 7747. PAPER HANGlNG—Outside painting, ail materials turn. ROBERTS. Pr. 3301, tool and repair, new. old work; .ow cost. Mr Elliott. Be. 3397-2. SPRAYING—CoId water paint and white wash. THOMAS. Ll. 3774. PAPER HANGING—S 4 per room and up; painting and natch plastering. Li 7268. INTERIOR. EXTERIOR PAINTING AND BPRAYIN6. ROY HOOK. IR. 3909, CARPENTERING— PI ait’g. nalnt’g.jLaper'f. cement work; no job too small! Ch. 6178PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING. C H. THURSTON. DR. 0557. PAPER HANG. - CLEAN.. UPHOLSTERY OLIVER FURNITURE STORE, Be. 2456. PAINTING, exterior or Interior, lead. oil. mixed on Job. Since 1904. Ch. 5950. PAINTING—Out i.de or In; repair work of any kind; cash or terms. Roark. He. 1703. PAPER—Furnished and hung. $4 per room: house painting. Be. 2752. and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER. Fire-proof storage house. Store now. pay 6 months later. No charge ft:; hauling In. New trucks. Experienced men. PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. 419 g Market. Rl 7750 LOCAL and overland hauling: packing and shipping on househlod eooda. OTTO J SUESZ. Rl. 6561. Rl 3628. Nites. Ch 4579 Ch 0699-W J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE; SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND To or from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit, Cleveland or other cities. Dr 3071 or Rl 4265 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO —Prices reasonable. Cail at ali times. Ta. 3741. BRITTON TRANSFER-Mov.. $3.50 load: large trucks: *csoonslble men. Dr. 7616. MOVING. s3—You help. $1 less: 114 ton truck, quick service. Ch. 5146-M. Lost and Found BLACK Newfoundland dog: brown, white spots: male. Name “Pedro.” Rew. Ch. 1405-W, BOSTON BULL puppv; brlndle. white front foot, and collar. Reward. Li. 6C45. COLORED lady took pen by mistake In Morrison's known, Ir. 6782. Rew. No ques. LOST—In east end, male Spitz; some light tan. clipped, red collar, star under eye. Ch. 4434. LOST—Wire-haired female puppy with harness; reward. Ch. 0599. LOST—Boston, dark red, strayed from 1400 block N. Capitol; sore on neck and shoulders; reward. Li. 3070. LOST—4”x6”. black, loose-leaf note book, between Meridian St. Garage and Washington and West St.. Ohio. Capitol Reward for return to City Editor of Times. LOST—I steamer trunk and 1 suitcase off back of car: clothing and valuable papers. Liberal reward. Dr. 6676, Help Wanted Male SALESMEN—Men of good character and appearance to solicit in the city and Marion county; commission to start: premium for surety bond reauired: detail of former employment and experience must be given. Address Box B 132, Times. Rooms for Rent _ ALABAMA, 1115 N.—Large front rm.. 3 windows: hot water; $4. Ri. 5121. ALABAMA. N., 1301 Apt. 4.—Light and airy pleasant room: next to bath. Ri. 5813. ALABAMA, N., 1930—Attractive, airy, front rm.; private lavatory: fireplace. CENTRAL. 1626—1 large rm; twin beds; meals optional. Ta. 1166. CENTRAL, 1612—Lovely furn. rm. for 1 or 2 gentleman: plenty hot water: prl. fam. COLLEGE. 2242—Very pleasant rm., constant hot water. DELAWARE, N., 619—Large airy rooms; $3 single: $5 double: walking distance. ILLINOIS. N.. 431—Apt. 1: nice, airy rm.; all conveniences; walking dist. Ll. 8734. MASS. AVE., 540—Clean, cool, modern rooms; special weekly rates. Li. 0665. MERIDIAN. S.. 636—Modern rm.; private home: 1 or 2 men; walking dist.; refer. MERIDIAN, N.. 500; Apt. 44—Large, airy rm., empl people: priv. home. Rl. 4184. NEW JERSEY, N„ 1907—Front rm., priv., mod, home.; garage. Ha. 3089-J NEW JERSEY. N.. 2137—Nice, comfortable rooms: board optional Ta. 5f67. OAKLAND. 1133—Nice front air; rm.. private home; 1 or 2: gar. Ch. %252-R. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1464—Nice sleeping rm.: running water: use of kitchen. ST. CLAIR. W.. 105—Modern; 6 or 7 men: tub, showers, swimming pool. Phone. TALBOTT. N.. 2925—Cozy. clean, large closet, next bath: hot water; private home: privileges. Ta. 7091. VERMONT. 230 E.—Sleeping rms.. dormltory sos men: $1.50 to $2 per week. 320 E. VERMONT Nice, clean rms.. $3 per week. Ice water. Hot water. RI. 0575. HOTEL EDWARDS Centrally Located—Modern Bpeclal low weekly rate to men only. THE MAYFIELD Clean, reasonable rms. Men. couples empl. 132'/2 W. Ohio, cor. Cap. <fc Ohio. DENISON HOTEL Pay all your bills with one check’ lights, water, maid service, linen furnfshed: $7 and up: Pennsylvania Ohio HEAD bed lamps: excellent rooms: $7 wk.: with bath $8 weekly and up for perm guests Colonial Hotel 236 N Illinois EMPLOYED GIRL—WiII share apt.; walk. distance north. Rl. 8182, after 5:30. NICELY furnished room: private home; $4 week. Ha. 4881-M, after 5 p. m. MERIDIAN. N., 843. THE COLONNADE. It is much more economical to live here within walking distance of town, where the one cost covers vour entire living pxpense: no extras for telephone, maid service, laundrv. linens, etc. Rates (with mealsii beautifully furnished front bedroom. bath. sl3 week. The meals are really wonderful. NEAR TECH—Lovely front airy rm.. priv. mod, home: gentleman: gar. Ch. 0805. BEAUTIFUL rms. adjoining bath, suitable for 2. Price $4. $5. Ha. 3679-W. DREXEL ARMS—73O N. Illinois: 100 outaide rooms: $4 a week and up. Ll. 2321. CLOSE IN—Lovely front, airy rm.. near bath: private apt. Li. 7148. NICELY furn. sleeping rm.. private home; close transportation. Ir. 3067, 2500 E. WASHINGTON—Nice, clean mod. room, f or lor 2. couple or middle-aged women: private home; use of phone. Ch. 1828. WELL-FURN. front rm.; voung lady; home orivil. He. 2593. after 5 p. m. 121 N. ALABAMA—Under new management: lovely clean rooms; light and airy; $2.50 and up. HARBOUR HOTEL. 617' _> N. Illinois;, rooms; hot cold running water in all rooms: tub, shower baths: $5 week up. ST. DENIS HOTEL—I 36 W. MARKET. NICE. CLEAN. MOD. RMS. LOW RATES. Room for Rent With Board CENTRAL. 2215—Nice front rm.; 2 girls or couple. He. 4558. EAST ST.. 1421 S.—Light, airy room for 2; mod.; garage: meals optional. Dr. 7560. ILL., N.. 2720—Widow: splend. home: bkft., dinner; gar.: laundry opt. Ta. 3551, GlßL—Catholic: share room refined home; privileges: reasonable Be. 1028. ROOM for 2 more children at children’s boarding home. Be. 1303. COOL.—Quiet rooms for 1 or 2 gentlemen: private home. Wa. 1773. 2 GIRLS—Room and board: sl3: modern home: privileges. Ha. 3725-R. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N.. 949—Large, coo! clean rm.. kitchenette; $6. ALA.. N.. 1838—2 nici- ritchenette apts.; furnished; In good he ._i BLOYD. 2041—3 furnihed rooms, gas, light and airv: s■•■ ■„ veek, BROADWAY. 113*- ” mean coo! rms.. kitchenette, range, jink: 2 beds. $7. DEARBORN. N., 1511—2 strictly mod. rms. for housekeeping, everything furnished. HOLLOWAY. 1850—2. nice, clean, modern rooms. $6.50: $7 wth garage; also sleeping room. S3 00: private Home. HOLMES. 705 N.—4 rooms, furnished or unfur.: mod, apt; reas.; prl ent. Be. 3279. ILL.. N.. 2339—3-rm. kitchenette, front apt.; hardwood firs., sun rm.: $8.50 week, ILLINOIS. N., 838—2 lovely cool front rooms. $4.50 and up. Child welcome. IRVINGTON—2 large, front rooms; well furnished; garage. 5825 Julian Ave. LEOTA, 115 83.00. MARKET. E.., 920—2 front, clean, mod.. furn. roms; private entrance: adults. MERIDIAN. N..22l2—Beautiful front ant.. living rm. and kitchenette. Ha. 3679-W MERIDIAN. N.. 2213—Lovely front room. kitchenette, near bath. Ha. 0525-M. NEW JERSEY. N.". 418 Front rm.. down; mod.; 85; everything fur. Rl "098. NEW JERSEY N 134—Good cleap bousekeeplng rooms. Rl 4145_ ORIENTAL. N.. 11—2 rms.. kitchenette: I private ent.: also sleeping rm. Li. 9649. PRATT. W.. 29—Newly decorated, evervI thing furnished, reduced rent, Li. 2095. TALBOTT. N.. 2338—2-rm. kitchenette. 1rm. kitchenette: garage. Ta. 7038. TALBOTT. 2106 N.—2 front rooms, sink. Private entrance. TREMONT, 32 8.—4 unfurn. rms.; newly deco.: pri. entrance: adults. Be. 3958-W. VERMONT. E.. 230—Large, airy room, with kitchenette. VILLE AVE. 829—2 nice, large connecting rooms- sink and private lavatory; reas. WALNUT. E.. 115—2 rms.. kitchenette; ewthg. furn.: $5 wk. See Hskpr. iit base’t. WASH.. E.. 1726—3 furnished modern corner rm!.. up or downstairs: opposite Wlllard park: laundry Rl. 2153. WOODRUFF—S 44 Middle dr.: 2 rms.. furn.. apt.: $8: running water. Ch. 3173. 23D. E . 711—3 uulurn. rms.. mod.: garage optional: empl. piople. He. 4862. 42 W. 30TH—2 nicely fur. room: reasonabie; garage opetional. Ta. 1785. 31ST. W„ 1057—2. front, modern; completely furn. room.; garage. ,J. 2551, 2 RMS.—Cool, light: raasenabljJfevervthing furnished; garaga optional. 1273. wav. bath, tH i rm., $4.50. ch. 4108.

Houses and Flats Burnished BEVILLE. 829. N— Lorely 4 rms.; bath: porch: pri.; adults: 813.50 wit. Ch. 7581. CORNELL Sc 37TH—N. E. cor : attractive apt.: 4 lee rms.. bath, $12.50 wk.. Summe. 4il 111. Bldg. Ll. 1957: eve.. He. 2.9. DEXTER. 2195—3 rooms; ‘j double: nicely furnished: 87.50 week. Ha. 2132-J. DREXEL ARMS—-2 and 3 rm. furnished suites. 810 to 815, Li. 2821, GOODLET. 1028— Upper duplex; new; mod., 3 rms.; <•.: util, fur. Be. 2359-J. LEONARD. 1304— Complete corner duplex: light, airy. priv. entrance: gas. lights. Ice. phone paid; adults: sl2. Dr. 5402, MERIDIAN. N.. 3360— Apt. C-2: cool 4-room apartment; Frlgldaire. gas. electricity and telephone. Ha. 0127-R. MILEY AVE . 275 N.—4 rut*., semi-mod., furnished cottage, with garage. NORTH. E„ 516—2 ard 3 rms.. mod., Frigidalre; weekly rate. Rl. -4007; Dr. 5480. 11TH. 42. W.—Nicely decorated. - kitchenette apartment; all utilities furnished; $45. Call Apt. 1 THE GRANT. 4-RM.—Fur. duplex; bath: private ent.; garage, porch: adults. Ch. 2847-J. AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL 850 N. PENN. , u „ Beautifully furnished and unfurnished apartments, ultra modern, bath with tub and shower. Frlgldaire. walking distance. Phone Rl. 1371, Apartments for Rent ALABAMA, 1834—2-rm. apt.; all utilities furnished: 825. Ha. 4067-J. BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—3 rms. and Bath, recently redecorated, lower apt., heat. water and garage. Dr. 5108. . CENTRAL AVE. 2342—J rms ; heat .water fur.; reasonable. Rl. 5994, He. 2'83. DOWNEY AVE. .209— Irvington 2 and 3 rms.. unfurn.. mod., gas, heat, light, water furn. No children. HIGHLAND AVE.. 18-20—REAL APT FRONT PORCH: 5 ROOMS. DR. 5005 HIGHLAND, DR.. 558—4 rms.. heat, wa.; $45: consesslons to right party. Ta. 064 ILLINOIS N 810 '/a—Beautiful efficiency apts ; furnished or unfurnished. Ll. 8884. MARKET. E.. 1329—Fine condition: 5 rooms, near school. Ri. 5211. 3015 N. Meridian $75.00 to $ 85.00 3777 N. Meridian 82.50 3707 N. Meridian 125.00 234 E. Pratt $37.50 to 42.50 4515 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 35.00 3515 N Pennsylvania 59.50 1220 Park Ave 45.50 1108 College 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 s4l to 55.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES. 710 Union Title. MORTON PLACE—STRICTLY MOD., 5 RMS., S4O, HE. 2487; LI. 1466. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1438 5-ROOM MODERN; GARAGE: S4O. WA. 2664. NEW JERSEY. 622—Lovely 2. 4 and 5-room apt., strictly mod. Reas. Rl. 7934. WASH., E., 5018—5 rms., modern: shade and porches: Investigate, inducement. 11TH. W.. 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apt.: heat, light, gas. water and Ice fur.: 833.50. Apply Apt. 1. THE GRANT PATRICIA APTS. —Prospect and Leonard: 3 rms.; Frigid.; all util, furn. Dr. 2591-M. SEE OR PHONE US FIRST Furnished and unfurnished apartments in ten locations. SATISFIED TENANTS is our slogan. Phone Li. 6391. day or h!h. WOODSMALL & CO. Fidelity Trust Bidg. Apartment Rental Bureau We have apartments tor rent anywhere In the city north of Washington Si.: let us help vou find one. positively no extra commission and no obligations: we usually furnish car and driver to show apartments without extra charge. Cali Rl 1771 dav and night service DOWNTOWN—New efficiency apts.. furn. or unfurn.. all utilities in eluded. Li. 0745. South Side Apt. Exceptionally good apt., in-a-door bed: heat, water, gas and Frigidaire furnished. Virginia and McCarty. Dundee apartments. Dunlop & lioltegel Li. 6517, 122 E. Market. GARFIELD COURTS 2400 SHELBY ST. Five-room individual apartment; basement and garage; fine condition; best in city for SSO. DR. 0880. Houses for Rent BEAUTY AVE.. 230—Double: 4 rooms, garage: $12.50 mo. Rl. 6716, BEECH GROVE, 90 N. 2D AVE—S rm. mod. bungalow, gar. s3l. Li. 2260. Wa. 1820. 906 BEECHER. 4 rooms, electricity and gas.. sl2 00 GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. BOSART, 610, N.—4-im double bungalow; garage; S3O; modern; hardwood floors. BRADLEY, S.. 43—4-rm .modern: Vi dble., A-l condition: built-in features: garage. BROADWAY. 4222—6-room mod. double: excellent condition; gar.: $65. He. 5467. CENTRAL. 2417—Double: strictly mod.; water furnished: garage: $45. He. 2816. CHESTER. -31 S—6-room modern double with garage: only S4O. Ch. 4878. COLLEGE, 5660—5-rm. double, with breakfast nook, Kelvinator, Mct ougall cabinet, hardwood floors, full basement, large lot. For information. Wa. 2708-1, COLLEGE, 5236—7 rm. double, mod., gar.; newly dec. Days, Ri. 3948. Hu. 4076 eve. DETROIT 245 —Cottage. 5 rooms, gas. elec., sanitary toilet, dble. gar. Paved St.. sl6. DORMAN. 627—Double. 6 rooms: gas. elec7. gar. inside toilet; water pd.; clean: S2O. EAST ST.. S.. 1524—6 rooms, bath, nice closets, beautiful home, built-in features, strictly modern, full basement, garage. FERGUSON, 6551—8-rm. single, good condition. gar.: rent or sale. Hu. 4212. GLADSTONE. N. 701—4-rm. mod. double; garage: $35.50. Dr. 2410-W. HAMILTON. N.. 352—7 ROOMS MODERN: $27. DR. 6425-R. HARLAN, 917—5-room house, gas. elect., inside toilet; sls. Dr, 4146-W. HIGHLAND. 418 N—6-room mod. single, near Tech and Real Silk: gar. furnished; clean; rent dated Aug. 10th: S3O. Ch. 3991. HOWARD. 1929—Double, 5 rms. and bath; water furnished. s2l. ILLINOIS. S.. 1134—6 room, redec., bath, furnace, garage, water paid. $25. KEYSTONE. N., )022—6 rms.. bath: water redec.: gar.; nice ngbrhd.; $23. Ri. 0645. LA SALLE, N.. 915—5-rooin modern: water paid: garage: £3O. Hu. 7659. LEE, 1450—Double. 5 rms.. gas, elec.: new garage, inside toilet, clean, water pd.: sl9. LEEDS. 267—5-room. mod. bungalow; In cl. back porch: garage. Li. 1764, ODER. M’PHEARSON 2823—Double, modern. 6rooms. good condition, gar., $22.50. MICHIGAN, E., 3119—Bungalow, attractive 4 rms- gar.; screens. $35. Ch. 3079. 274 MINKNER. 7 rms.. semi-mod. and garage $20.00 GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. MINNESOTA, E., 265—Modern. 8 rooms and storage rm.; garage. Hu. 1775. NEW YORK. E.. 4823—3-BEDROOM DOUBLE. MODERN; NEW FRIGIDAIRE; WATER PD.. $43.50. IR. 6782. OHIO. W., 1925—Double. 5 rms.. gas. elec. Inside toilet, gar,, water pd. $lB. OXFORD. 23 N.—4 rms.. kitchenette, bath; mod, but furn.; wa. pd.; gar. Ch. 3037-J. PARKER AVE.. 2243—Newly deco.; 4 rms.; gas, el; ins, toilet; wa. pd.: sltl. Hu. 4381. PARKVIEW, 41—6-rm.. strictly mo'’.; newly papered; gar.; $31.50. Ll. 9077. PENN.. S.. 227(L-5-rm. double, semi-mod.; $23: garage, $3. Dr. 6329-M. PROSPECT. 3626—4 rms.. basement, lights, water, garage, $17.50. Ir. 4213. RALSTON. 3022—4-room cottage; $lO. Call Ta, 2172. RAY. 58 E.—s ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN; REDUCED RENT. DR. 1233, RAY. 42 E.—Corner Union; 6 ms., brick veneer, excl. dou.: full basement, laundry. shower, hrdwd. firs., red, rent. Dr. 5233. ST. CLAIR. E.. 1120—Double, mod.. 9 rms.. excellent condition: water pd.: ;’22.50. SHELBY, 1323—4 rooms, cellar, eiec.. gas, inside toiiet: wa. pd.; sl7. Dr. 56~4-J. SHERMAN DR.. 18 N.—6-room Double; mod.: south side, east front; A-l cond.; reduced rent; water paid, Ir. 7752. STURM AVE.. 1207-11—6 rms. mod.’ nice condition $25 to small family. Li. 4124, TACOMA. 1620 N.—s-room modern: newly painted and pa.; water pd.: S2B. Wa. 0395. UDELL. 611—4-rm. mod. dble.; garage; water pd.: rent reduced; $26.50. Ha. 0882, WISCONSIN, 313—5 rms.. redec.. thruout, lights, gas, water, gar.. sls. Ri. 0645. WOODLAWN, 1531—6 rms.. newly papered and painted, inside toilet, gas lights, city water paid. 522.50, Rl. S’ 141. 31ST ST.. W.. 536—6 rooms, modern: newly papered; clean: garage. Ha. 4557-M. 34TH ST.. *1314 W.—s-room mod. double; garage: water paid. Ta. 2750. 1229 N. STATE: 309 Dorman: 314 Dorman; 322 Dorman: A-l cond. Owner 318 Dorman. COLORED—North 4065 Rookwood: 5-rm. modern double, S3O. Be. 0289-W. COLORED—2S36 Burton: 4 nice. Ige. rms., dble.. gas. elec., toilet, wa. pd.: *l6. Ha. 1172-R. Suburban Rent 7 ROOMS and bath, sun room, firep ace. 3 lots for garden, double garage: fenced yard: $35. Ch. 4058 Houses for Sale East §SO DOWN §25 PER MONTH Buvs attractive 5-room bungalow southeast. near Christian park. Full basement. Peerless furnace, electricity, well and sink in kitchen. A bargain at $2,750 ciear. Barrett assessments included In above price. Located at 529 Mozart. Call owner. W M. Harrvman. Li. 2541 or Ir. 6189. West ADDISON STV-f-rm. medem bomeymaU payn&tßi wwa £*• zsjj% w

Houses for Sale Sooth *IOO DOWN NEAR GARFIELD PARK 2803 Allen Ave. 1046 Albany St. 1044 Berwyn St. Five rooms modem and semi-modem. Ri. 2509. N. J. FOX. Hu. 1168. Suburban for Sale WOODED ACRES See these beautiful shady homesites located less than 20 minutes from Monument. near good transportation and schools. Will sell separately on very easy terms. Call Mr. Kautsky. RL 3536. Ir. 4563 - ~ W. R. Hunter Cos., Realtors SSO CASH sl9 PER MONTH Buys 8 acres high, level ground. 8 miles from Monument southwest. Build your own house in vour spare time. Cali owner. L! 2541. W. M. Harryman. Realtor. Ir, 6189. _____ THREE real bargains in WASHINGTON PLACE. 5 rooms each, 1 strictly modem. Also lots in WASHINGTON PLACE and BUELMAN HEIGHTS at real bargain prices. Call CHARLES LEE. Ir. 2143-R-8. EDGEWOOD—S-room modern, large lot, forest trees. E. Z. terms. JDOLL. 3340 Madison. _ 2‘j ACRES EAST—Good road: $25 cash $lO monthiy. Real Estate Wanted WE have buyers for suburban property. West pref’d. Within 15 miles of city. McTarsney & Brown. 2608 W. Mich. Be. 3609. BUYER tor city or suburban property 1 oi more acres. Jenkins Exchange. Ta. 3909. Real Estate for Exchange HERE TIS Seven-room house, north, partly modern. Owner will accept as part garment small improved farm in Alaama. Texas or Florida, balance cash. Owner of this house wants cheappriced farm, also will consider grocery or confectionery. Ta. 7146. Mr. Hall. “HERE ’TIS” ~ Three family apartment, north, all modern. Owner will accept as part pavment, improved farm in Alabama, Texas or Florida: balance cash. Owner of this apartment wants cheap priced farm. Also will consider improved city property in these states. Mr. Hal! 3531 Boulevard place. Ta. 7146. SACRIFICE equity. 8 rms., big lot fruit. Cor. Shelby and Markwood. Dr. 7821-R4. Miscellaneous • for Sale Special Five gallons Vitroloid Auto Lacquer Surfacer. Well-known brand. $8 for all. 3 ga! well-known oil metal primer; $2 per gal. 6 ga! mechanic sealer, dark: $2 per gal. 4 gal brown house paint: SB. Three 5 gal. transmission grease, $3 per drum: one 100-lb. drum transmission and pressure gun grease: $5. 1 drum (382 lbs.) winter pressed cotton seed oil, edible; $25. , . „ 5 ga! cans cooking and salad oil; $5 a Ca pimento in glass. 96 (2-oz.) to case; $5 a case. Well-known brand pork and beans: 75c blgfour ry. unclaimed FREIGHT STATION Cor. Cap. Ave. and South St. “TRIPLE STRENGTH INSECTICIDE Destroys bed bugs, roaches, flies, ants mosquitoes and all insects with one application. ALBERT G. MAAS. 31 Virginia Ave. Ri. 7125. NEW semi-automatic water softeners, sold /or * ° Special SSO Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Wash. St. Ir- HSL BILLIARD—Snooker POCKET TABLES and bowling alleys, new and refinished and supplies. We buy and exchange tables. Moderate prices liberal terms. BRUNSWICK BAT TCK COLLENDER CO. 111-113 S. Penn. St. Rl. 9351. For New and Renewed Electric Motors. 1-40 to 200 H. P. Call Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. SCHOOL BOOKS Grade and high school books and supplies, cash for used books. Crawford s Drugs, 813 N. Delaware St. Ll. 1800. OLD RELIABLE—Heavy liquid. 100 per cent pure lead, zinc and linseed oi! ready to use. at $2.60. per gallon. MarioD Paint Cos.. 366 8. Meridian. Ri. 9165. SEVERAL refinished bathroom scales, with measuring rod. very cheap. Indianapolis Scale Cos.. 620 E Washington St. BABY stroller; small size, adj., “Lloyd;” coffee color. 5458 College. Hu. 8857. CASH FOR USED SCHOOL BOOKS—CRAWFORD’S- 813 N. DELA. LI. 1800. USED electric water pumps and water softeners: cheap. DURO CO. Ri. 8861. ELECTRIC FAN s7—Water cooler. $6. and punch bowl. $6. 2~02 N. Pennsylvania. FOR RENT—New vacuum cleaners. 50c per day. Rl. 6361, We call for and deliver. Household Goods Used Furniture Exchange We need the room. If you need furniture. look over these values. Priced much lower than their actual worth. Overstuffed suites 3-pc $39.50 Cain and velour suites. 2-pc. 29.50 Leather daveno suite. 3-pc. .'. 12.50 Buffet 12.50 Dining tables 4.00 Dining chairs -,••••_• zz" t’ 2ll Bridge and Junior Lamps. 98c. Cash or Credit. In Our Bargain Basement. 141 W. WASH. ST. ELECTRIC WASHERS—a." reconditioned; A-l; cheap for auick saie. Patterson Shade Cos.. 9 E. Wash. St.. 3rd floor Woolwortb Bldg. R! 1496. (Elevator servicei. SINGER SEWING MACHINES—SoId and serviced: lessons in home sewing: machines rented bv week or month. SINGER CO- 405 Mass. Ave. Ll. 8463. GAS STOVES—Furniture, oianos. sewing machines, refrigerators: all in good condition and cheap as vou want them. Delivery free. 127 W. Georgia St._ NEW AND USED ICE BOXES—POLAR ICE AND FUEL COMPANY. 2000 NORTHWESTERN AVE. TA. 0689. SEWING machines, bargains' portables, drop-heads; ail perfect cond.; some as low as $lO. Singer Cos.. 126 W. Wash. Rl. 9718. IVORY GAS RANGE—Dining rm.. 9 pc. living rm., complete bedroom, occasional table, dressers. 2423 N. Meridian. DAVENPORT and chair, taupe mohair. overstuffed; £25. 3321 Ruckle. Wa. 1752-W. BUFFET. Bed, springs and mattress; reasonable. Dr. 7633. DROPHEAD sewing machine: $5. 312 E. Vermont St. LIVING RM.—Dining and bedrm. furniture, nigs. 3351 N. New Jersey. Wa. 2294Barter and Swap WANTED TO TRADE—Equity In my 12* rm double, for modern single; all occupied at $35 a side; adapted for rooming houoe, a revenue of SIOO per month and your quarters. This is a royal chance for investment: deal with owner and save commission. 1625 Ashland Ave.. phone Hem. J 5203; AUTOMOBILES priced from SIOO tr> $800: will trade for imoro ed clear lots in citv: no canities. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E. New York St. FOR SALE OR TRADE—New 4-rm. house: inclosed porch; Vs acres ground; on Lake Schaffer. Call Li. 3750. TRADE—CIear ’ct. vValdemere addtion for Ford coupe; late model. 1.. 3277. NASH SEDAN—'26 model: for sale or trade for cheaper car. _ Ch. 1565-M. Musical Instruments COLLEGIATE SONG BOOKS Contain 114 songs from 106 colleges; accompaniments for piano, violin, saxophone. guitar, mandolin, tenor banjo, ukulele and harmonica. PRICE *I.OO. PEARSON PIANO CO. WILL sell grande used by Helen Kane at Indiana Theater at a low price. For infr.rm°tion call Li. 6164. SAXOPHONES —Sacrifices. E-Z payments: Investigate rental plan. Lorenz 6a>ophone school, grd. flr.. Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800 ORGAN and auto-oiaver piano: sell or trade for automobile. Ri. 9777. UPRIGHT MAHOGANY PIANO AND BENCH. SSO. 3016 Clifton Bt MiscePaneous Wanted H FURNITURE ~ OF ALL KINDS. HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. HODGES AUCTION. RL 3019. WE WANT HOUSEHOLD GOODS! IP ITS on earth we buy It. CARL SHANK AUCTION. 25 N Alabama Bt. Ll. 0055. Furtiitar*- Wanted—CH. 4651 FOR QUICK SERVICE & BEST PRICES Poultry and Supplies SQUABS Fancy dressed at all times. 3702 EPratt St. Ch. 5810 CHlCKS—Turkevs. ducklings. guinea*: babies and itarted. BOYER'S HATCHERY 34 N. Delaware St. Live stock GOOD milch cow and pony. 2d housd vast, at Bute Ccuefc aa W. ltoni St.

Pets DOG SHOW Hoosier Kennel Club at Indiana State Fair September 1-2-3 Nationally known prizes. For entry blanks and mfoTnation write Lewis Foster, superintendent. 1040 N. Delaware St, or phone Dr. 4023, 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. 8635 100 YOUNG New Zealand white rabbits. 3600 Madison Ave.. 4th house west ol Butler Crust Pie Cos. 8 PAlßS—Extra fine white king pigeons. 2 pairs red Carneaux. F. L. MEIER. 3525 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1143, Office. Ir. 11.51. PEKINGESE and POMERANIAN PUPS. ROCKWELL KENNELS. HE. 2985. BIRD DOG—English pointer for sale or tradd. 1401 Orange. Dr. 5223. C sl^!r!lJLsSJVlwS AIREDALE PUPPIES—9 wks. old; pedlgreed. 5693 Central. Hu, 2292. Radio and Rock Bottom Radio Prices Philco 511 *45 90 Philco idynamici 59.00 Philco Low Boy *9.00 Philco 86 High Boy ™ Philco 76 Low Boy '9 00 Philco 87 High Boy 9*50 Comrare orlces and Judge for yoursell. Radio Bargain Shop 223 E. Washington St. If it's a bargain, we have it. THREE seven-tube electric sets s*9 Three 9-tube electric sets 90 One Amrad Arid • ■ 123 One Sparks Ensemble combination automatic, just the thing for the exclusive home • 400 3 Battery sets $25 each. These sets are complete with tubes, no addlriona charges. Terms that will suit Soj®' l down payment. 309 N. Noble St. Rl. 3026. Atwater Kent Model 55 Screen grid Lowboy, 7-tube set. comDIe KEMPLER RADIO CO. RADIO SERVICE—On anv make .adlo. Power pack repairing a specialty. EAST END RADIO Ch 4033 STAMM RADIO— Expert service calls. 1808 N. Illinois. Ta. 4416. AMOS SAYS—RADIO SERVICE CALLS 50c. EXPERT REPAIRING TA. 6783. Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS—AII standard makes, new and used portables. Dalton adding mar chines Rentals, repairs and typewriter supplies AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. 137 N Meridian St. Board of Trade Bide. Ll 6822. SPECIAL BARGAINS—L. C. Smiths. Underwoods. Royals. Remingtons Tlew Barr.” Am reducing prices to lighten stock. All machines guaranteed. King s. 205 Mass. Ave. Ll. 9470. ROLLED TOP DESK—First-cl iss ccndltion. 224 E. Ohio St. Coal and Wood KINDLING WITH EACH TON UNION ICE AND COAL CO. 1910 Bluff road. Df- .4621 FREDRICK COAL CO. 801-899 Beecher St. Pr- 17 *2-MINTER-MIDDLETON FUEL CO. Quality CoaL Dr. 3100 Business Opportunities WILL SACRIFICE my 100-car garage north Well established business; takes In $12,000 to SIB,OOO per year: ten-year lease: SI,OOO handles: private owner. Leaving city. Box A-138. Times. FINE opportunity for capable man. experienced In moving and hauling business. I will furnish truck, share dividends. G. E. BRANNON. 808 S. State. BUSINESS opportunity for man with $5,000: official position with well-estab-llshed retail radio bus! Box A 135, Times. HOTEL—76 rooms 35 priv. baths: cleared $7,000 last year Bargain or trade lor real estate. RUSSO. Rl. 9210. GROCERY and meats, with 5 modern living rooms; average S4OO week: price reas.i deal direct with owner. Ri. 0972. ROOMING HOUSE. N. Pennsylvania; good Income; terms. Li. 3726. OLD ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY AND SANDWICH SHOP. TA. 7146. SANDWICH SHOP and confectionery: north: a real buy Ta. 7146. SANDWICH shoo and confectionery; north; only $1.600. Terms. SBOO down. Ta. i!46. BAKERY and restaurant: clearing SIOO per week. Prlcq $6,000. Ta. 7146, . CAFETERIA and lunchroom; north: SI,OOO. Terms. Ta. 7146. RESTAURANT—FOR SALE OR TRADE. 1504 E. WASHINGTON. RESTAURANT—ONLY $1000: TERMS'. SSOO DOWN. TA. 7146 OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET: ONLY $1,600. CALL TA. 7146. CONFECTIONERY— Only $850: terms. *SOO down; low overheaa; leav. city. Ta. 7146, TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Money to Loan SAVE~ NEARLY A THIRD ON LOANS The Household Plan offers cash loans of SIOO to *3OO at almost a third iess than the lawful rate. Strictly confidential. No inquiries are made of vour friends, relatives or tradespeople. Husband and wife only need sign. No other, signatures or endorsers are reauired. You complete all negotiations In a private office with a friendly, competent manager. Quick service. You can get the cash you need on short notice You may pay back vour loan at any tin.e or vou can take as long as a year and eight months on small monthly payments Come in or 'phone or write. If vou can't come in. ask us to send a representative to vour home. No obligations, of course. Hoyselhold Fiimaiiiice Coirporattflomi of America 2—Offices—2 STH FL. LEMCKE BLDG. 106 E. MARKET ST. Phone Rl. 2579. 4TH FL. KRESGE BLDG. 41 E. WASHINGTON ST. Phone. Ri. 792.1. FAMILY LOANS On your own signature and security. Easy repayment plan. Borrow Pay Back $ 50 $ 4.00 per Mo. 100 700 per Mo. 200 14.00 per Mo. 300 19.00 per Mo Total Payment PRIVATE OFFICE THE CAPITOL LOAN CO, 14: y 3 E. Washington St. Riley 7561-7562 AUTOMOBILE BANKERS* SIJO to SI,OOO No Indorsers LOANS YOUR CAR REFINANCED NATIONAL DISCOUNT CORP. 924 Hume-Mansur Bldg. Ll. 3363 l , Money to Loan on household goods ana automooiles. $25.00 to $300.00 Your indorsement only: quick, courteous. confidential: liberal payment prlllege. Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E New Yort 8t Rl 4974 • Lowest Rate in City 2% Under no circumstances do you oav more Public Welfare Loan 8. b' Cornet Wasn and D1 Bta 330 Occidental Bldg Rl. 3581 MONEY TO LOAN First and second real estate mortgage*. AUTOMOBILE and HOUSEHOLD loans Equitable Finance Cos 219 E Ohio Ll 6606 PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS. SECURITY INV ft LOAN gfcl. 136 N DELAWARE. , W 630. BENEFICIAL LOANjBOCIErkC" M S. Penn. m Floor.

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Automobiles Wanted CASH FOR AUTOMOBILES Ecuities bought or will trade cheeper car and pav off '3O. '29. ’-8. 27. Any make or model. We o*y more. Sec Mr. Welch or Mr. Smith. He; 3324. 2441 Central Av. We Want 100 used ears and will par cash or ourchaaa’ vour eoultv. _ _ _ EUREKA AUTO CO. 332 N. Capitol Ave. Ll. 4168 j WILL—Fay cash for your car or your eaultf l. WOLF AUTO CO. LL 4516 661 N. Capitol. AUTOS WANTED-Will pay cash lor your car or equity SAM CORAZ. 1314 NCapitol Ll 1044 CASH for all make* of tunic care. 1607 Columblg_At^__He^_323jL_ gi _ jjg^^^MBa Auto Supplies and Repairs JOHN OUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will repair or matte new tops and eurMkina for jrour car 202 Kentucky Ave. _ Automobiles lor Sal® REAL VALUES IN USED CARS. MARMON NEW-USED CAR STORE FORDS—A nice, complete stock at all times The Frank H&tfleld Cos.. 625 Capitol Ave. Authorized Ford dealer. F ord Coupe Has new paint end in wonderful condition. price *IOO. Low down payment. WANGELIN-SHARj? 443-49 Virginia Ave Dr. 5020. 1926 Chevrolet Coach Here is a real bargain. This car is In excellent condition and we offer It for only SBS. Terma. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 1017 E. Wash. St. Li. 5660. Dav and Night Service.

We have bargains In used cars: If you don’t believe it. come down and let ua show you. Hudson. Essex, Chevrolet, Dodge and Oldsmobi’es. Many others. Take your car In trade. Very reasonable terms. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. Dr. 4743. 1929 Ford Roadster Has 5 tires, good paint and low mileage; price $345: SBS down. WANGELIN-SHARP 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5020, 1928 Chevrolet Coach This car is really in fine condition: paint tires and upholstery; mechanically o. k., for only $275 Terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 552 E. Wash. St. Ri. 5325. Day and Night Service. Pontiac '29 Coach; ChevrowSMnHM let '29 Sedan; Ford ‘2 * | S ==3 * f - Coupe and sedan: Essex ’29 Coach; Olds ’2B Coupe, Whippet ’29 Coach. SIOO down will handle your choice and each one guaranteed. P. B Smith Auto Cos., Hudson-Essex Dealers. He. 3524. 2441 Central Ave. , FORDS—See Equitable Securities Cos. for Real Values in Used Cars. CHRYSLER 60—1927 coach. August Bargain sale. BAXTER CO.. 430 N. Capitol Ll. 3272. 1929 Ford Cabriolet Has 5 good tires, wonderful paint, haa been well cared for. Price $445. slls dowu. WANGELIN-SHARP 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5020. WHIPPET—I 929 sedan: August bargain sale. BAXTER CO.. 430 N. Capitol. Li. 3272. 1927 Ford Roadster In excellent condition throughout. Had good tires and paint. Price *SO. Thornburg & Lewis 1302 E. Washington St. Li. 1571. BUICK—I 927 Standard Sedan: 6 tires; car looks like new; August bargain. BAXTER CO,, 430 N. Capitol Ave. Li. 3272. Fords 1929 Model A Coupe. 2 1926 Model T Ciouprs. Real Values; Terms. The Citizens Motor Car Cos. Packard Distributors Since 1904. 1511 N. 11! St. , 411 N. 111. St. Rl. 7598. 1 Rl. 7597. Open fevenlngs and Sunday. BUICK—I92S Standard sedan: $195: August! bargain sale BAXTER CO.. 430 N. Capitol. Li, 3272. 1925 OLD3 COUPE (7 tiresi. $65.C0. Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 K. Washington St. 1r.J175. 1925 BUICK brougham. A real buv. *I9ST '■l down. C. K. MARTIN CO.. 4451 W. Washington St. PONTIAC—I 929 coach, onlv SB,OOO miles: August bargain sale. BAXTER CO., 430 N. Capitol. Li. 3272. ESSEX COACH—I 927: August bargain sale. ' BAXTER CO,, 430 N. Capitol. Ll 3272. CHEVROLET—I92B coupe: August bargain sale. BAXTER CO.. 430 N. Capitoi. L! J 272. 1927 BTUDEBAKER DICTATOR SEDAN— This car is in perfect condition mechanically: 5 good tires; also paint Is in nice shape. Murphy Motors, Inc. 2004 N. Meridian Bt. Ta. 4284, 1929 HUDSOM SEDAN—Like new. marooti color, de luxe equipment, low mileage, priced to sell. 2400-11 N. 11l Ta. 6691. FORD—I 929. 2-door: August bargain sale, BAXTER CO.. 430 N. Capitol. Ll. 3272. Ford Coupe Is In excellent mechanical condition, has good rubber, price $75. WANGELIN-SHARP 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. So2(\ AUBURN ROADSTER—B-77; wire wheels; $395; August bargain-sale. BAXTER CO., 430 N. Capitol. Ll. 3272. BARGAINS IN USED CARS. GRAHAM-PAIGE OF INDIANA. 3209 E. Wash. St. Ch. 1002. OLDSMOBILE COUPE—I 927: Augugt bargain sale. BAXTER CO., 430 Ni Capito! Ll 3272. 1929 Ford Coupe Has an excellent motor, can not be told from new. Price $395: sls down. WANGELIN-SHARP North and E. Wash, Sts. Dr. 5020, CHEVROLET—I 927 Landau sedan; August Bargain sale. BAXTER CO., 430 N. Capito! Ll. 3272. Good Used Cars FRANK 6. FEESER 1126 Prospect. Dr. 5100, ERSKIN—I92B coach; August bargain sale. BAXTER CO.. 430 N. Capitol. Li. 3272HUPP 8 EDAN—We have six of these in tip-top condition from $250 to $950; 1929 Ford Spt. Roadster Has been well cared for, good rubber! price only *335; SBS down. WANGELIN-SHARP Noble and E. Wash. Sts. Dr. 8020. August bargain sale. BAXTER CO, 430 N. Capitol. Li. 3272. ' Dependable Used Oars JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. Meridian at xUh. Ll. 5363. HUDSON—I 927 sedan: August bargain sale. BAXTER CO- 430 N. Capito!. Li. 3272. 1928 Ford Phaeton Has good rubber, excellent paint, haa been well cared for. Price *295; $95 down. WANGELIN-SHARP. Noble and E. Wash. Sts. Dr. 5029. GRAHAM PAIGE—6IO sedan 1929 model; $445. August bargain sale. BAXTER CO.. 430 N, Capitol. L). 3272. 1929 Ford Roadster Has a black paint job. streamline white, 5 good tires Price $360: *9O down. WANGELIN-SHARP 443-49 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5020. HUDSON—I 929 mode! -edan- August bargain sale. BAXTER CO.. 430 N. Capito! Ll. 3272. Ford, 1930 Standard 3 window sedan. 5,000 miles, five six-ply tires. Kari-Kccn trunk, painted a Kewanee green; can not be told from, new. See this car if you want a bargain. Browning Gent Cos,, Inc. Authorized Lincoln and Ford Dealer. 10TH AND MERIDIAN; Open evenings. Rl. 8655. BARGAINS IN USED CARS Lathroo-Moyer Cos. 420 N. Capitoi 2106 W. Washlngtoa. 1929 Nash Spt. Roadster Has good tires and upholstery, new paint; price *225; $75 down. WANGELIN-SHARP Noble and E. Wash, Sts. Dr. 5020. HUPMOBILE TRADE-INS—We have a iarge selection of used cars: saml d‘ wit payments, balance easy terms. Canltol Motors Cos. Capito) Ave. and Michigan Et, 1925 Buick Coupe New paint, good tires, excellent motor; cniv $250: SBS down. WANGELIN-SHARP Noble and E. Wash. Sts, Dr. 5020, '25 HUDSON coach: good condition; *75. Bv owner. Ll. 6660 evening. _____ ESSEX COACH. 1928-In wonderful conrffc tlon Priced to sell auick. BURKB CADILLAC CO- Meridian at 11th. Ri. 7404. TRY TIME3 WANT AD3 FOR BUSINESS: Trucks YOU will find ft need truck to meet your requirements and pocket book t the Uset< Truck Market Kentucky Ave. at Oliver Ave. The many tucks ** nave aoid at the a bow; address oas oeen replaced by others, .earing a large variety ol e*ceptioni.l values ‘o rfcooae from COOL used truck*: ~ large varlevv o: makes, slze.v and prices. GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK CO. 3! W. 13th. U. 740 TANARUS, 1929 MODEL A — 1 vy-t on truck: In best ol condition. Only *125 00 down C. O. Warcock. 619 E. Wash. Bt-. Ll. 6391. 1924—1-ton panel trick. Only *25 downO. O. Wamock. CIS E Wash- Ll. *391.