Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 128, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1930 — Page 13

OCX. 7, 1930

MACHADO GIVES HIS OWN SIDE OF CU6ACHISIS President Reviews Causes of Unrest on Island; Says Foes Are Few. In the following article. President Gerardo Machado of Cuba review* the recent political disturbance* In Cuba, •a. hi* opaonent* are dissidents of no real political entity. He reviews his administration. hi* public work* programs and Cuba's international effort* and works and tells of hi* proposed economle and political reforms to prevent any further unrest. BY GERARDO MACHADO President of Cuba (Copyright, 1930, in all countries by United Pressi HAVANA. Oct. 7.—The political figitac.on which has caused so much comment, and the publication of so much Insidious news, really is limited to Havana and to the propaganda and activities of individuals segregated from the regularly constituted political parties. These individuals have been joined by others of Communistic tendencies who are ready at all times to take advantage of any situation or any circumstance to carry on their work of propaganda against regularly organized government. A sad example of these activities was the recent use of some students, naturally excitable, and ready for adventure, in the promotion of a disturbance Fortunately the authorities were able to meet the situation without difficulty; but unfortunately one student was killed—the victim of malicious propaganda and the rashness of youth. Three Leading Parties There are three leading parties in Cuba,—the Liberal, existent since the establishment of the republic; the Conservative, organized during the second Intervention of the United States in 1906. and the Popular, organized during the administration of General Mario Menocal in 1919. These parties, with few exceptions, comprise all the voters of Cuba. It will be noted, also, that my administration did not take part in their establishment. There is a group, composed of former members of the three political powers, along with other heterogeneous elements, who have organized as an opposition group, though not as a political entity They represent an effort to create unrest and discontent, and animosity against the government. This group has demanded, most unreasonably—among other things —that the November elections be postponed. Demand Can't Be Met This demand is the principal cause of the recent trouble. It may be seen plainly that this demand can not be met, ‘because it is essential under the Contistution to rpnew the congress. The other cause is the effort, of this group to excite popular sentiment by citing the economic crisis which affects the entire world. We naturally are passing through a severe economic crisis, together with other countriees that have more resources and wealth than we. The crisis has been augmented by the low price of sugar, our principal product. Nevertheless we have been weath- * rring the financial storm. Our ■banks maintain themselves firm, as iwas evidenced by the fact that when lone bank was in difficulties a few ■days ago panic was limited to the ■institution directly affected. Has Plenty of Support k To the end of maintaining order ' I have the support of the Governor’s of the six Cuban provinces, of 120 of the 124 mayors, of the chambers of commerce, of manufacturers’ associations and many other groups. In fact, my government, is backed by 90 per cent of all the elements that make up our national life. Then, too. the army and navy are behind me in full loyalty. Now as to my administration since I first took offee May 20, 1925. I have reduced public expenditures and yet have increased efficiency. Criminality, which in other epochs was fostered by frequent pardons, has diminished. t am particularly proud of our new public works, such as the capitol. hospitals, schools, public buildings, etc. Then there is the central highway, so badly needed to promote agriculture and industry. These have done much to reduce unemployment. at a time when shortage of work was general throughout the world ALL DODGE MODELS REDUCED IN PRICE SIOO Slash in Cost Is Announced by Local Dealer. Reduction of SIOO on all its six and eight-cylinder models, effective immediately, was announced today by Dodge Brothers Corporation through J. C. Scanlon Company, direct dealer. New prices on Dodge Brothers sixes are: Business coupe, $735; roadster, $755; coupe with rumble seat, $755; sedan, four-door, $765; phaeton. $775. and convertible coupe, $835. New prices on the Dodge Brothers eight-in-line models are: Roadster, $995; coupe with rumble seat, $1,025; sedan, four-door, $1,045; phaeton, $1,045, and convertible coupe, $1,095. All prices are F. O. B. factory and are the lowest in Dodge history. PRESIDENT IS ELECTED Fenton Minister Is Named to Head Pastoral Conference. Election of the Rev. Theodore Shory. Zion Evangelical church pastor, of Fenton, as president of the annual pastoral conference of Evangelical churches of the Indianapolis synod, was announced today following a meeting at Fenton Monday. Other officers include the Rev. Ernst A. Piepenbrock, St. John's church pastor, Indianapolis, secretary and treasurer. • Postal Worker Buried B i* Ttmet bneriot LAPORTE, Ind.. Oct. 7.—Funeral services were held Monday for i Benjamin F. Gross, 54, former su- [ perintendent of the Laporte county Varm and a rural mail carrier sixteen years, who died after several years illness.

Ticket Vacancy Filled BW Ind. Oct. 7 Dr. George E. Denny. Madison, has been nominated as Republican candidate for Joint representative from Jefferson and Scott counties, to fill a vacancy on the ballot caused by death of Roy S. Danner. Madison. Legal Notices NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS Notice Is herebv given that sealed proSosals for the construction of Contract o. 3 and Contract No. 4 of a bridge on U. S. Road No. 41 over the Ohio river, between the cities of Evansville. Indiana, and Henderson. Kentucky, will be received bv the Director of the Indiana State Highway Commission at his ottlce in the Statehouse Annex in Indianapolis, until 10 a. m. Central Standard Time. Oct 30. 1930. when all proposals will be puoliciv opened and read. This work is further described as follows: The proposed bridge construction, starting at the north, or Indiana end of the bridge, will consist of three deck plate girder spans approximately 100' 0” long and five-deck truss spans approximately 150’ 0" long, called the Indiana approach, a cantilever structure over the river approximately 2.300’ 0” long, called the Main River Bridge; three-deck truss spans approximately 150' 0" long, two-deck plate girder spans approximately 100' O' long and thirty spans of I-beam viaduct construction, approximately 46' 0” long, called the Kentucky approach. CONTRACT NO. 3 The work under Contract No. 3 consists of the construction of the masonry supports, abutments and piers of the Kentucky and Indiana approaches, consisting of pier S 1 to and including abutment S 35 on the Kentucky approach and Pier N 1 to and including Abutment N 8 on the Indiana approach. All of the approach piers and abutments are to be made of reinforced concrete. supported on concrete pile foundation. The approximate Quantities are: Precast concrete piles, 42.000 lin. ft. Concrete in footings. 1.850 cu. yds. Concrete in Pier shafts and abutments above footings. 5.700 cu. vds. Water-proofing abutments. 500 sa. vds. Reinforcing steel, 150.000 lbs. CONTRACT NO. 4 The work under Contract No. 4 consists of the construction of the metal work in the superstructure and the rcaawav paving on the metal work construction of both the Kentucky and Indiana approaches. The approximate quantities are: Metal work in I-Beam spans. 1,575.000 lbs. Metal work In deck plate, girder spans. 800.000 lbs. Metal work In deck truss spans. 2.400.000 Jbs. Reinforcing steel. 750.000 lbs. Concrete roadway paving. 10.300 sq. vds. The plans and specifications mav be examined at the office of the Indiana State Highway Commissotn. Statehouse Annex. Indianapolis, or at the office of thfe engineers. Ralph Mcdjeski & F. M. Masters. Keystone building. Harrisburg, Pa., and offices of tne engineers at 369 Lexington avenue. New York, and 1420 Walnut street. Philadelphia. Pa. Plans and specifications will be forwarded upon payment to the director of a nominal charge of $lO per set (Including plans for contracts 1. 2. 3 and 4 and such proposals as are requested!. Checks should be made payable to "Director. Indiana State Highway Commission.” No refund will be made for plans returned. Plans and specifications may also be obtained from the Harrisburg iPa.) office of the engineers for the same amount. Proposals must be made upon form printed with the specifications for each contract. Each bidder, with his proposal, shall file a corporate surety bond, payable to the state of Indiana in the penal sum of at least one and one-half (1 1 a > times the amount of his proposal, with good and sufficient security to the approval of the director. SUCH BOND SHALL BE ONLY IN THE FORM PRESCRIBED BY LAW AND SHALL BE EXECUTED ON THE FORM BOUND WITH THE PROPOSAL AND SPECIFICATIONS. Each bidder shall file his “Plan and Equipment Questionnaire” with each proposal and shall file his “Experience Record and Financial Statement” with or prior to filing any proposal for this bridge on forms which will be furnished upon request. CEMENT—The state will NOT furnish cement for any work listed above. The right is reserved bv the director to reject any or all bids or to award on any bid that is in his judgment most advantageous to the state of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. J. .1. BROWN. Director. NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals lor the construction of Contract No. 1 and Contract No. 2 of 8 bridge on U. S Road No. 4i over the Ohio River between the cities of Evansville. Indiana, and Henderson. Kentucky, will be received by the Director of the Indiana State Highway Commission at his office in the State House Annex in Indianapolis, until 10 a. m. Centra! Standard time. October 28. 1930. when all proposals will be publicly opened and read. This work Is further described as follows: The proposed bridge construction, starting at the north, or Indiana end of the bridge will consist of three deck plate girder spans approximately 100’0” long and five deck truss spans approximately !50'0” long, called the Indiana approach; a cantilever structure over the river approximately 2300’0” long, called the Main River Bridge: three deck truss spans approximately 150’0” long, tw'o deck plate girder spans approximately 100'0” long, and thirty spans of I beam viaduct construction approximately 46 0” long, called the Kentucky approach CONTRACT NO. 1 The work under CONTRACT NO. 1 consists of the construction complete of the five main piers. “A” to “E” inclusive of the Main River Bridge Bids are asked for the five main river piers to be faced with lime-stone backed with concrete, or to be composed entirely of concrete. These five main piers are to be founded on the rock strata underlying the river bottom. The approximate quantities ere: Concrete in footings: Concrete design. 18.600 cu. yds ; stone faced design. 18.600 cu. vds. Concrete in pier shafts: Concrete design, 11.300 cu. vds.; stone faced design. 8.400 cu. yds. Stone face masonry: Stone faced design. 3.000 cu. yds. Reinforcing steel Concrete design. 100.000 lbs.: stone faced desian. 3.500 lbs. CONTRACT NO 2. The work under CONTRACT NO 2 consists of the construction of all of the metalwork in the superstructure of the Main River Bridge and roadwav paving on the metalworle from Pier “A” on the South Shore to Pier “E” on the north shore, furnishing and erection of the. Navigation light fixtures and the finishing complete of the structure ready to receive traffics / The approximate quantities are: Fabricated metalwork in cantilever structure (not including eyebars). 10.000.000 lbs. Heat treated eyebars, 640.000 lbs. Carbon steel eyebars. 310.000 lbs. Roadwav reinforcing steel. 550.000 lbs. Concrete roadwav paving. 7.600 so. yds. Ten navigation light, fixtures. The plans and specifications mav be examind at the office of the Indiana State Hiehway Commission. State House Annex. Indianapolis, or at the office of the Engineers. Ralph Modleski and F. M. Master. Keystone Bldg.. Harrisburg Pa., and offices of the Engineers at 369 Lexington Ave, New York, and 1420 Walnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa. Plans and specifications will be forwarded upon payment to the Director of a nominal charge of SIO.OO ner set 'including mans for contracts 1. 2. 3 & 4. end such proposals as are requested!. Checks should be made payable to “Director. Indiana State Highway Commission." No refund will be made for plans returned. , . Plans and specifications may also be obtained from the Harrisburg <Pa.I office of the Engineers for the same amount. Proposals must be made upon form printed with the specifications for each contract. . , . ~ Each bidder, with his proposal, shall file a corporate surety bond payable to the State of Indiana in the penal sum of at least one and one-half (l*ai times the amount of his proposal, with good and sufficient security to the anoroval of the Director. SUCH SHALL BE ONLY IN THE FORM PPraCRTBFD BY TAW and SHALL be EXECUTED ON THE FORM BOUND WITH T HE PROPOSAL AND SPECIFICATIONS Each Bidder shall file his "Plan and Eouimnfnt with oroposal and shall file his “Experience Record and Financial Statement with or prior to filing any proposal for this bridge on forms which will be furnished upon re CEMENT—The State wi'l NOT furnish cement for anv work listed above. The right is reserved by the Director to re<ct any or all btds or to award on anv bid that is in his lodgment most to thp StßtF of Indian*. INDIANA STATE HI GHW AY COMMISSION. J. J. BROWN. Director. Auction FARM AT AUCTION 162'j Acres owned by A. C. Brock to be sold at auction Tuesday. October 14th. at 1:30 p. m. Farm is located 16 miles south of Indianapolis, on Road 31. end 4 miles east of White’.and. on a good gravel road. miles N. E. of Franklin. This is one of the best farms in Johnson Countv. one of the best horse and cattle barns for its size in the State, corn cribs, hog house, feeding floor, wagon shed, garage, chicken house, smoke house all buildings neetfcd except residence which was recently destroyed by fire. No better fenced, tiled or watered farm in the country. Splendid small orchard. One-half of 90 acres of wheat now being sown goes with the farm. 73 acres for corn. Not a foot of waste land, good gravel road on two sides. Close to 3 markets. 2 canning factories, traction, churches and schools: only 4 1 * miles from the well-known Frafcklin college. The farm speaks for Itself. Terms will be given that will make it easy for any one wanting a farm of this kind and will announced day of sale. For further information. call or write A. C. BROCK. 370 S. Illinois St Lincoln 7661. After 6 p. m. call Talbot 3353. Auctioneer. Tom Vinnedge 3138 Ruckle St. Washington 5133. THE CLEVELAND. Cincinnati. Chicago <fc St. Louis Railway will sell at public auction at their Unclaimed Freight Station. Capitol Av- and South St.. Indianapolis. Ind.. Wednesday. Oct. 15. 1930. at 9:30 a. m. 33 Mach. comp, bales rags which has been refused and being sold in accordance with terms of the bill of lading Shipment originally consigned. The Leshner Corpn. Franklin. Ohio. Terms of tale, cash or certified check payable Immediately at conclusion of itii. Shipment, la being sold •' billed, neither auanitv os contents gur .anteed. ■ J. K. VANCE. Freight Claim Agent. C. A. MTIJJL Auctioneer.

Auction 60 Lots of merchandise to be sold at public auction at the Unclaimed Freight Station of the Big Four Ry. Cos., located at corner Capitol Ave. and South St., Indianapolis, Indiana, Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1930, at 9:30 a. m. sharp. Inspection of merchandise on Tuesday, Oct. 7. 9130. J. K. VANCE, F. C. A. Death Notices BEISSENHER.Z, FRED P— 40 years, husband of Pearl Bzissenherz, died Tuesday. Oct. 7. 1930. Funerai Thursday, 2 p. m. at the residence. 1421 W. 34th St. Friends invited. Interment Memorial Park. DENNER, PA JLlNE—Beloved mother of Mrs. Anna Sharts, grandmother of Fred Denr.er. died Monday. Funeral Wednesday. Oct. 8, 8:15. KIRBY-DINN MORTUARY'. 1901 N. Meridian. 9 a. m., Little Flower church. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Friends invited. SMITH. JAMES B.—Father of William Smith of Indianapolis and Samuel Smith of Madison. Ind.. passed away Monday. Oct 6. Funeral Wednesday. Oct. 8. 10 a. m. at the home of his son William. 2013 Howard St. Friends invited. Buriai Mt- Jackson. VAN CAMP. MRS. MARY—Beloved sister of Mrs. Wilham Masterson. and aunt of Charles. William and John Masterson. Mgs. V, B. Moran of Indianapolis and Mrs. A. E. McGovers of Chicago. 111., parsed away Sunday. Oct. 5. Funeral Wednesday. Oct. 8. at io a. m.. at St Ann church. Lafavette, Ind. Funeral pariv will leave FINN BROS.' FUNERAL HOME. 1639 N. Meridian St.. 8 a. m. Friends Invited. Friends may call at the Funeral Home any time. [Lafayette tlnd.i papers please take notice.l Funeral Directors WM D BEANBLOSEOM Mortuary Phon; Be. 1588 1321 W Rat 3t W. T. BLASENGYM Main office 2220 Sheib? St Drexel 2570. George Grinsteiner Puneral dlrectc?. 622 E Market File* a374 UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware La. 3821 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 1458 8. Meridian St. Dr. 2140. “A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE." RAGSDALE & PRICE _A 36C8 1219 N Alabama C. \/ILSON funeral parlors, ambulance service and modem automotive eauipment. Dr 0321 and Dr 0322 ■ ■ * LEARN aviation. Best of instruction in flying and ground subjects CURTISSWRIGHT FLYING SERVICE. Stout Field Mars Hill. Bg_42oo_ P. O. Box 10SLL OLIVE KlLEß—Violinist and instructor studio. 421 When Bldg. Rl. 5541. PIANO LESSON—SI FOR % HOUR. WILL CALL AT HOUSE. MORN. HA. 4160-W. Personals BAD accounts collected or no cnarge BIRDSALL. 911 Roosevelt Bldg Hi 2265. DETECTIVES—Private.” ~ CONFIDENTIAL. Offices. 4451 Carrollton Ave. Hu. 3107. EXPERIENCED mother will care for chlldren in their home, day time. B. 3440-W. BRUCE’S CAFE—No. 2. 235 N. ill- Same service maintained as at 737 N. Penn. Special Notices WHY SUFFER with piles when you can positively get well or it will cost you nothing? This is strictly a home treatment. Sent parcel post to any part of U. S. Call or write for free literature. G. F Wvsong. 219 K of P Bldg Office Pi. 4267. res.. 2839 N. Meridian. Ta. 4940 GODS ARMYV 533 N. Noble St. Big meeting by the four leading evangelists of Indianapolis. The Rev. De Ree. the Rev. Biv. the Rev. Hughes, also the Rev. Mary Dolby. These leading evangelists will litre charge of the meetings for the next four weeks. LEAN’S CHICKEN AND PLAIN HOT TAMALES Sold with a money-back guarantee. 817 N. Capitol Ave. 6 p. in. till— SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM AND NEURITIS. 5648 WINTHROP AVE. HU. 8674. BENEFIT SUPPER—Given by Comanche Council, No. 47. Friday. Oct. 10, 5 to 8 p. m. Corner Morris and Lee Sts, Everybody welcome. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Business Announcements CARPENTERING—Masonry, inter, decor., complete house cleaning. UNITED REMODELING & HOME SERVICE CO TA 3423 WE PUT—Coils in furnaces complete for $3,50. Ch. 0635. FEATHERS—Bought soiQ ana renovated feather mattresses, pillows made to order F Burkle. 431-433 Mass. Ave. Rl. 6691 BRICK. STONE—And block masonry, cement work, reasonable prices: small or large jobs. FREEMAN. Ta. 7028 “I'LL MAKE IT HOT FOR YOU.” Furnace repair. No job too small; none too large. ARNOLD. Hu. 4560. XXTH CENTURY FURNACES—AII makes repaired: vacuum cleaning: gutters, metal work. RL 2291, Ask for Paul West. BRICK WORK—Foundations, fireplaces. gorches. boiler setting and repairs. ■REENHALGH. Ta. 3601. BATH KUOM Complete S6O: plumbing & beating installed: reasonable Ta 4057 FURNACES REPAIREEt—Cleaned tall makes! Finning, roofing: reas. Ch 4246 VICTOR furnaces repaired bv factory expert. HALL-NEAL FURNACE CO. Li. 1004 1900 CATARACT & WHIRLPOOL WASHERS Prompt expert service. Rf. 4924, GUTTERS and spouting: work and material guar. Call RL 7106 after 5:30 p. m. BUlLDlNG—Remodeling, reroofing, repairing: reason.: estimates free. Ch. 4252-M, FURNACES—WB REPAIR ALL MAKES. ROLAND. DR. 1616. DR. 1140-R. SPECIALIZE in drive wavs; excavating. cement work, cinder hauling. Be. 0136.. ALL classes of carpenter work: estimating and plans free. LI. 6511. J. J. MILLER. FURNACE REPAIR—CIean, fix, insulate; better heat and less fuel. Be. 2874, You Read tne Want Ads — Have vou tried to use them? It’s easy—Call Ri 5551. Ask for an Ad Taker Painting and Papering LET FRED METCHEL. Give vo” a figure on painting and paper hanging before having it done. Spec, reduced prices on both, all workmanship and material gnarn. Rl. 3194 REMOVE BY STEAM Your wall paper. S3 per rm. Ch 6393 f A-l DECORATOR. PAINTING. PAPER HANGING Paper removed bv steam. Bise. Ch. 6452. PAPER CLEANlNG—Artistically done. $1 a room O'Donala. Ri. 4628. PAINTING: PAPER HANGING. SPECLAI RATES THIS MONTH PE 1872 PAPER HANGING—S 2 50 rm.. paper 5c up Plastering, guar. VANSANT. Dr. 3299. WHY PAY MORE—Paper furnished and hung. $4 per room. Ch. 2004. Ir. 2415. PAPER HANGING—S3 per rm.: cleaning painting: work guaranteed. Rl. 9996, INTERIOR Decorating, bv experts: we are fullv ecuipned ter an- inh. Ta. 2958. Storage and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER. In new trucks. Experienced men Fire-proof storage house Store new pay 6 months later. No charge for hauling PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. 419 E, Market. Rl 7730 LOCAL and overland hauling: packing and shinning on household goods. OTTO J SUESZ. Ri 6561. Rl. 3628. Niles. Cb 4579. Ch. 0699-W. J T. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE: SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND—To or from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit. Cleveiand or other cities. Dr 3071 or Rl_ 4265 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER' CO -Prices reasonable. Call at all times. Ta 3741 MOVING. *S3-You help $1 less: 14-ton truck: quick service. Ch 5146-M. __ BRITTON TIANSFER—Mov $3 5<T load: large trucks- responsible men Dr 7616 TRY TTMES WANT ADS~FOR BUSINESS Lost and Found BLACK PURSE at Indiana theater containing Tioton bauk checks, approximatelv $25 cash. Cali Ta. 2906. Reward. LARGE black purse, containing money and papers, valuable to owner only. Ida Backley. 1606 Fletcher. Dr. 4748-W. Reward. LOST—Hound pup. white with black and brown spots. Reward. Dr, 2424, STRAYED—BIue aneora. male. Reward. Ha. 2287. 2176 N. Harding. Help Wanted Female HOTEL HOSTESSES—Women desiring to qualify for social executive and hostess positions mav secure interview with our representative by telephoning Beatrice Wal'ace. Hotel Antlers. Hostess Bureau. Coral Gables. Fla. ADDRESSING ENVELOPES—WORK AT HOME during spare time. Substantia! weekly pay: experience unnecessary. Dignified employment for honest, sincere, ambitious persons. WORKER LEAGUE. Naoervi'ie, 111. FRY COOK-Lady 25 to SO years; also to make 'hange from cash register. 1114 Churchman, after 4 p. m. Help Wanted Male EXPERIENCED ret*A*■'legmen for steady Y-N°mi££ Apply 8t once

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Help Wanted Male House Officer FOR WORK IN OUR STORE Must be high type man with proven ability in this line of work and able to furnish good references from recent employers. General Superintendent The Wm. H. Block Cos. WE can use one man. preferably with experience in accounting and sales work, to represent us in Marion countv. Sales training and field help given. Call Li. 1238. 265 Century Bldg WANTFD—Man with car: $250.00 needed High class work. Good proposition at once Addre3 Times. Box B-156 Rooms for Rent BROADWAY. 2301—Warm, light rm.. open fire, hot water, business peopie. He, 5270, CAPITOL AVE.. N.. 1318—Clean, comforttable mod., good single or twin beds. CAPITOL N.. 3159—Nicely furnished front rm., near bath, prlv. home. Ta. 4876. COLLEGE, 2116—Rm,, clean, home-like surroundings; garage; reas. He. 5135. DELA.. N.. 1727—Large front rm; home privilege; 1 or 2; hot water; reasonable DREXEL. N.. 26—Lovely, quiet rm.: private family: 1 or 2: meals optional. Ir. 2537. GUILFORD, 5825—Forest Hills, nice warm rm„ fine private home, car. Hu. 3218. ILL., N., 511—Nice rms.. plenty hot water; also housekeeping rooms. Rl. 1153. ILLINOIS, N.. 1907—Cozy, single, constant hot water; garage: gentlemen. ILLINOIS, N, 1726 Nicely furn, clear. large front rm.; prlv. entr.: hot water. JEFFERSON. N.. 802—LARGE FRONT RM.. PRIV. HOME, GENTLEMEN. CH. 7104, MASS AVE.. 540—Clean, modern rms.. $4. single: $5 and up, double. LI 0665. MERIDIAN, N.—For men only. We have 4 rooms, nicely furnished; close to shower, end tub baths. Call Ta. 0957 for information and rates. MERIDIAN. 2336, N.—Pleasant, warm rm., running water; home cooking. MINNESOTA. E.. 326—Nicely furnished room: bath included. 1 or 2 people. Dr. 5518. PENN.. N, 839—Lovely front sleeping; Ist. Poor; private entrance. Li. 7015. PINE. N.. 615—3 unfurnished rms.. inciudlng bath: convenient to car line RITTER,. S.. 27!—Front room, upstairs. gentleman preferred. te. 5639. RUCKLE, 3309—Attractive, warm rm.; priliome; const, hot wat, trans. Wa. 1732-M. RURAL. N, 935—Nice front room; mod.. private home: 2 men. Ch. 6434. RURAL. N., 1818—Newly furnished rm.. mod, home, privileges, girl pref. Ch. 6065. ST. JOSEPH. E, 21—Unusual front 1 or 2, mod, apt, steam heat, privileges. Li. 3749. WASH.. E.—Very pleasant furn. front rm.: inod. home; privllaees: 1 or 2. Ir. 1244 WINTHROP, 3415—Attractive rm.; next bath: loveiy. warm home: ref. Wa. 5659. 13TH. W, 118—Beautiful front mod. rm., twin neds: private home. Ri. 6961. 30TH, W, 502—Large, front rm., downstairs: front entrance. Ha. 0601. 32D. E, 603—Pleasant, front, steam heated rm. privileges; breakfast opt. Wa. 2836. DENISON HOTEL Pay all your oills with one checklights, water, maid service, linen furnished: 87 and up Pennsylvania &• Obir. DREXEL ARMS. 730 N. Illinois. 100 outslde rms.. $4 wk. and up: furnished apts. HEAD bed lamps- excellent rooms; $7 wk with bath *8 weekiv and up for oerm guests. Colonial Hotel 236 N Illinois CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia Ave.. m.jq. sleeping rms.. steam ht. $2.50 to SS. PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rooms: hot, cold water. $5 week: with bath. $7 week; city heat; real winter home, ladies and gentlemen. DESIRABLE—Mod. room, next, bath: garege optional; reasonable. Dr. 1537-M. Room for Rent With Board COLLEGE. 3605—Front room, private family; gentleman preferred: references. MERIDIAN. N. 2162—Pleasant, congenial home; good meals: $8 each. Ta. 0450. OAKLAND. 1133—LARGE ATTRACTIVE RM, MOD. PRIVATE. CH. 4252-R. PARKER. 2175—Young mother will board and care for children: reasonable. CHILDREN—Private home, warm rood meals: mother’s care: $4, Li. 4634. CHILDREN—To board; modern home; 2 blocks to school. Dr. -778. CHILDREN to room, board; mother's care; modern home. Ch. 6465. ROOM—Board, ) laundry, garage, gentleman. $8: priv. family. Ch. 3658-R. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. 1838 N.; 2 nice furnished apartments available: hot water heat. ■ BELLEFONTAINE, 1316—2 well furnished rms.: new paper: hardwood floors: sink: Tange: pantrv; bsth; garage. Rl. 6705, BELLEFONTAINE. 1013—3 furn. front upstalrs, mod.; also 1 rm. private entrance. BELLEFONTAINE. 1131—2-rm mod. apt.; overstaffed: piano, sink; $6.50. Ri. 2089. BROADWAY. 1808—Attr. 3-rm. lower furn. apt.: priv. entr: garage. Ha. 2089-M. 1 BROADvVAY. 1422—Front. sum apt.: Frieidplre: gsrace: rent reduced. Ri. 6i16. BROADWAY'. 1134—Clean, warm room and kitchen with sink: $5.00. BROADWAY. 830—Modern fur. apt. priv. entrance; near Real Silk. Ri. 3245 : CAPITOL, N., 728—2 rms, kitchenette. fur, or unfurnished. LI. 1005. CENTRAL, 1733—1 rm.. kitchen, completely furnished. $6. Modern. CHADWICK 914—2 large rooms, gas. electricity paid: private entrance; $4 week. DEL, N, 2143—Clean, well furn. 2 rms., kitchenette: adults. Ta. 1286. ILLINOIS N.. 2339—1. 2. 3-rm. apts.. $4. $5. $8.50 wk. Everything furnished. ILLINOIS. N, 1726—Newly papered; nice. clean, 1-rm. apt,: suitable for work’g girl. LINDEN, 1145—Housekeep. rm, mod., everythlng furn: near car line. Dr. 1948-R, MERIDIAN. N, 1147—1 rm.’ kitchenette, everything furnished: modern. Li. 3763. MERIDIAN. S, 1601 1 2—2 rms, kitchenette. on car line. Dr. 5134. NEW JERSEY. N, 13*—Good clean houserms. Rl NEW YORK. E„ 520-Modern, clean rm.; parking space. OHIO. 540. E.—Housekeeping rooms; $3 per week: garage: 75c per week. ORIENTAL. 20 N.—Furnished and unfurn. roams: modern; s'esm heat, Li. 9055. PRUITT. 1325—Three nicely furnished rooms. Ha. 4610. 314 E. ST. CLAIR 2 front conect. furn. rms, sink, always hot water, steam heat, Reason. Ri. 8737. TALBOTT. N, 2338—2-rra. front apt. neatIv furnished, garage. Reason, '..'a 7038WALNUT. E„ 112—Sleeping rm. for 2: nr. h-'th: also housekeeping got.: nriv. ent. 11TH. E, 909—Nice warm mod. hottsekeeping rms.: everything furn. Ri. 1839. 19TH. W„ 136—1 to 3 rm. apts, everything turn.: good heat: sleep, rms. Ha. 3085-W. 29 W. PRATT ST.—Steam heated, everything furnished; reasonable. LI. 2095. ROOM—Kitchenette. Murphy bed, sink. $6.50: employed couple. Ir. 3453. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Houses and Flats Furnished BELLEFONTAINE. 1218—Front apt.; 2 rms. and bath: utilities furn, $7, Ta. 5331, KOEHNE 2712—Half double. 4 rooms, modern. clean, attractive. Ha. 1244-M. MER, 1728—Lovely, front furnished, 4-rm. apt, heated; garage. Ta. 1592. NEW YORK. W, 1236—4 rooms, bath, modern. furnished or unfurnished. Ri. 9735. NEW YORK. E, 719—Walking distance, 2 and 3-rm. apts.; $9. tie, $11: adults. NORTH 2200—4 apt, 9-room house furnished; $55. He. 1462. NORTH E, 816 and 318-2-3 rooms, mod : Frigidalre: weekiv rates. Rl. 4007. ONFOF.D. N, 23—4-rm. semi-modern’ kitchenette and bath. Ch. 1625-J. PARK AVE, 3143—Clean, well furnished home: garage; water paid; S6O, PROSPECT. 2507—6 rms, bath, electricity. gas, water, garage. Dr, 1992-R. WALNUT E, 115—3 rms, alcove priv bath, everything fur.: walkg. dist.- S4O. 36TH. W. 1413—4-ROOM MODERN DOUBLE: GARAGE: $35. HA. 1785-R. AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL 850 N PENN. .ieautifully furnished and unfumlsheC apartments, ultra modern, bath with tub and shower. Frteidalre walking distance Phore Ri. 1371. DREXEL ARMS—73O N. 111.;2.3-rm. fur. apt* ■ eouin. hkpg $lO sls wk LI 2821 WARM—4-room furnished cottage: walking distance: references preferred. Li. 0838 NICELY furnished 6ix-room house, near car line. Ir. 0580. 4 FMS, fur. cottage, pss. light, water furnished. S8 wk. Cali 1611 Southeastern THE COLONNADE 843 N MERIDIAN. Live within walking distance 01 town, where the one cost covers your entire living expense: no extras, for telephone, jnald service, linens, etc. Beautiful front bedroom, bath: with meals. sl3,per week: 1 le’-ae rm. apartment, with seals. sls rJ r week: the meals are rea 1!v n-)d.erful J'IREE-RM. furnished upoer du*ex. hath, gyrage; convenient, adults. Ir. 7912.

Houses and Flats Furnished REAL BARGAINS Six-room single, 3-car garage; nicely furnished. 1700 north: S4O. 2 bedroom uoper duplex, heat and water furnished. 2400 north: $37.50. Mr. Mott. SCHLOSS BROS, INVESTMENT CO. 4-RM—Modern bungalow; nicely furn.; garage; on car line: $42. Ir. 7087. LOWER duplex: 4 furn.: close In. JSS.- 414 Peoples Bank Bldg. Li. 4288. Apartments for Rent BALSAM AVE, 3516—Living room, bedroom, diner, kitchen, bath; utilities. Frigidaire furnished; $52.50; garage; Fairground car. Wa. 3802-W. KENWOOD. 2235—3-Rm, bath, kitchenette, mod, heated apt, reas. Ri. 2234. LINWOCD. N„ 31 J a —2-rm. apt. heat. light, wa, gas, gar, furnished. Ir. 2530. 2015 N Meridian $75.00 10 i ob 00 3707 N Meridian ' 175 00 234 E. Pratt 42.50 1733 N Meridian 54.50 1244 E. Washington 43 50 1124 Broadwav 43 00 3515 N Pennsylvania 59 50 1220 Park Ave 45.50 668 E. Eleventh 35.00 412 N. Alabama $47 to 57.00 1555 N. Alabama 37.00 1228 N. Illinois $38.50 to 43 50 1603 central $35 to 55.C0 418 E. 15th s4l to 55.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES. 710 Union Title. U- 3458: Ta 5694: Rl 1371 MER, s, 705—2 and 3-rm. apts, sl7 to s2l: steam heat. See janitor or Li. 5750. NEW JERSEY. N.— Duplex. 4 rms, mod, A-l: gar.: choice location; reas. Rl. 1645. NEW JERSEY 022- Lovelv 2. 4 ana s-rocm apt, strictly mod Reas. Rl. 7934 WASH, F . 5012*2—5 rms, modern: shade and porthes. investigate: inducement. 11TH W, 42—Nicelv decorated Kitcnenere apt : heat, lleht. sas. water and ice fur, $33.50. Apply Apt 1 THE GRANT 50TH. '609 E—s-ROOM ’ BUNGALOW. GARAGE; $55 MONTH. CALL HU. 4031. Apartment Rental Bureau We have apartments for rent anywhere tn the city north of Washington St.; let us help you find one. positively no extra commission and no obligations: we usually furnish car and driver to show apartments without extra charge. Cal) Rl 1371 dav and night service. DARTMOUTH APTS. Mich, E, 221: ideal, cozy, efficiency apts.; utilities furnished. S4O up. OLGA APTS. ILL, 1440 N.: 6 rms.; nicel7 decorated; month’s rent free, Ri. 0543. PATRICIA APTS. 3 rms, Frigidaire; util, turn. Dr. 259DM. DUPLEX—6 rjoms; porches: garage: heat, water furnished. Ha. 1361-W. KRIECER APTS. 336 E. PROSPECT ST. Three rooms, newly decorated. $25. S3O. See custodian or phone day or night. Li. 5391. H. LI. WOODSMALL & CO. Houses for Rent BELL. 554—5-room cottage: electricity, gas. water paid. Sl3. Ta. 6415. BELLEFONTAINE, 1609—4 rooms, bath. water pd.: sl6. Ri. 7739. BEVILLE. N, 1301—Southside, 6-room modern double. A-l. garage. Ch. 2373-W. BEVILLE. N„ 15—5 rms, $18; water paid; garage. Ri. 5177. BOULEVARD PLACE. 3317—South Side. 5rm. mod, double, $35. Wa. 4634. BROOKSIDE, 1853—Near Tech; 5-rooni semi-mod.: lst-class: wa. pd. Dr. 4583-M. BROOKVILLE. N, 64*2—4 rms, mod. water pd, garage; $27.50. Ir. 1088. Rl. 6040 BUCHANAN. 825—7 rms, excellent condition. toilet and water inside: double garage; practically new. near both schools, only $23.50. SEXTON REAL ESTATE. Rl. 7151, Ir 0621. CABLE. 211—3-rm. house; pantry, porch, elcc, garage; newly papered; $lO. CALHOUN ST, 1317—4 rooms; newly decorated: garage: water paid. Dr. 1709. DEARBORN. S, 48—7 rooms semi-modern, $25: reduced sls. Hu. 6397. DEOUINCY. 803—8 rms.; redec.; refinished: gar.; water paid: $43,50, Ir. 3648. DREXEL AVE.—4-rm. modern bungalow double, garage, water pd.: A-l. Wa. 3347. EUGENE. 852—4 rooms modern, garage: $25. LI 4437, HERMAN. 122—5-room cottage: good condition: water paid. Wa. 1484. KANSAS. 149*1 3 rooms, toilet, water paid: sl7. Dr. 6686. KENWOOD. 2858—5 rooms, modern except furnace: sl9. Dr. 6425-R. KEYSTONE. S, 436—4 rms. strictly mod, garage, water paid. $23. Li. 5163. 1519 MADISON Five-room, semi-modern double; water paid; $15.00. GREGORY & AFPEL, INC. Li. 7491. MANLOVE AVE, N, 4418—Modern 8 rms, garage chicken pen, garden, paved street. inly S4O- Look it over. Wash. 5603. MERIDIAN. S, 1445—M0d. 7-rm. double: $34; water pd. Rental dept. Dr. 1713 274 MINKNER. Seven-room, semi-modern and garage; $20.00 GREGORY fc APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. MINNESOTA. E„ 733—Dandy, well-located, 5-room semi-modern double: A-l condition. on improved street; water paid; s2l. Dr, 3472. NEW Y'ORK. E, 726—Walking distance; 6 rooms; strictly modern: garage; S3O. NORTH. E„ 2720—Near St. Philip church; *2 cozy double. 4 rooms and bath mod, except furnace, heater furnished, garage, water paid: $25. Rl. 1533, Eve, Hu, 3108. OAKLAND AVE, S, 236—Practically new 4-room modern double, garage, water paid; $25, Owner 1807 Woodlawp Ave. __ ORIENTAL, S, 139—7-rm.; wa. pd, gas, elec, gar.; repap, nr. Ford plant; $12.50. PALMER. 1604—5 rooms: water paid; gas, elec.: sl6; near school. Hu. 4368. PENN. ,N, 2030—8-rm. single: 4 bedrms, large living; bedrm. dowm. Hu. 3218. PRINCETON PL, 2949—Between New Jersey. Wash. Blvd, attractive 7 rms, bati . hardwood firs.; 3 bedrms, instantaneous heater; front-drive garage. Wa. 2126 ROOSEVELT AVE, 3104—Extra nice. 5roorn modern double; newly decorated; floors resin. - reduc, $22.50. Wa. 0492. RURAL. N, 1218—6 rooms, mod : redecorated: gar.: bus line. $35. Ch. 26U-J ST. PAUL. 1137—5 rooms, semi-mod, garage, water pd, sl9. Li. 5163. SOUTHEASTERN. 2705—5-room double: $25 mo, water free. Ir. 1846, SOUTHSIDE—Cozy clean. 5-rm. double, redecorated. garage. Reduced sls. Ri. 0645. TACOMA. N, 1121—Dandv 6-roogi modern double: reduced to only S2B month. TEMPLE, N, 1201—Strictly mod, 4 rms, sun room, 2-wav double, tile bath, in-a-door bed: garage. Adults. Ch. 0215. WALCOTT. N, 424—7 rooms modern: A-l. garage: S3O. Ch. 6685. WALLACE. N, 614—5-rm. modern double. hardtv, firs, gar- water pd.: S3B. Ch. 0602. WASH. E.—Willard Pk.: 12 Parkview. 5 rms„ thoroughly mod.: S3O. Wa. 4336. WEST ST, N„ 40—4 rooms; Sls: water paid. Dr, 6425-R. 15TH. F, 415—Dandv 6 rm. mod. double, S4O: ritv heat system. Li. 5671. 34TH ST, W, 942—5 rooms modern: garage: A-l condition: S3B. Ta. 3338 or Li. 3120. ' _ ' $22 REDUCED - TO sls 5 roomsj garage. CRUSE. 128 N. Del. BUNG AL O W—s rooms modern with garage. Ri. 9005. 5-ROOM modern double, garage, water paid. Ri. 9005. 10 DAYS FREE RENT—S-rm. mod.: >/ 2 doubie. newly papered, painted. He. 2737._ TWO WEEKS rent free. 919 Ketcham'st. 5 rooms, elec., only SB. Owner. 1854 N. Delaware St. Ta. 5334. Downtown—sl6.oo 4 rooms, good condition, city water Inside, elec, and gas. 413 E. St. Clair. Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market s7.oo—Two weeks free rent. 129 N. Harding St.: 3 rooms, elec. Owner, 1854 N Delaw:;re St. Ta. 5334, ONE MONTH FREE WOODIYAWN. 1531—6-rm. single, toilet. wa. pd.: renapered painted: S2O. Rl 6441. Special Rentals 2127 N. Capt, mod., 5 rms $21.00 1808 N. New Jersey, cottage, gar, 5 20.00 1316 E. 10th, elec, gas, 4 rms. , . 20.00 348 E. McCarty, elec, gas. 6 rms . 16.00 253 S. Keystone, elec, gas. 4 rms, 16.00 33 Svcamore. elec, gas. 4 rms, , 12.00 Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market Suburban for Rent 62D ST.. W.—Country home, furnace, electric pumo. lirhts. chicken Dark large garden, garage: $35. Call New Augusta 239 or 144 Houses for Sale AUCTION Friday. Oct. 10. 2 p. m, onpremises 833 ROACH ST. 6 rooms, hall. bath, electric lights. COLORED BUYERS Here’s what you’ve been waiting for KISSLING AUCTIONEER RI. 9918 HOMES, suburban, business investment property. FAULKNOR. 1410 N. Sherman Dr, Ch. 3438. North “$2,850 CLEAR” Pretty Modern Cottage $450 Cash Gets Deed Brick porch across front and side, fireproof roof; newly painted; garage; lot. 50x140: flowers, shrubbery: peved street and allev. Immediate possession. Located 452 W. ’3lst st. Call Mr Thrush. Rl 9389: evenings. Wa. 43P0 American Estates go . realtors COI OWED 2707 PARIS AVE Five rooms, modern, tile bath, excellent condition. Price $5,000. Term*. FIEBER & REILIE7 REALTORS. Rl. 2509. N. J. FOX- HU. 1168. East DEARBORN. 65 N—Bargain la modern. 3 bedroom home; garage. Ca. 4113-w.

Houses for Sale South HOME FOR LARGE FAMILY South West St . 1048; 7 rooms, triple garage, lot 46 feet wide, vacant, has always been used as a home. 4 bedrooms, price reduced to $2,500, and inspection will reveal the value, desirability and other features, terms, balance monthly like rent. L. J SEXTON. Realtor, Indiana Trust Bldg Ri. 7151. Ir. 0621. ONLY $2,300, WORTH $3,500 6 rooms, electric lights, garage, chicken house. 2 large lots close to school and transportation. This is a real bur for someone wants to raise chickens and be close in. Can be bought on very easy pavments. Call MR. CAINE LI 3820. evenings Wa. 0245. TEN-ROOM house: large sleeping porch. 3oar gar.: hot water heat easily converted into duplex. 937 Villa Ave. ALLEN AVE.—Praeticallv new 5-rm mod : excel furnace: reas. Owner, Dr. 2968-R. West A REAL BUY $2,000.00 E. Z. TERMS 4 rooms, garage, large lot for chickens or garden. Located Fn Drexel Gardens on Mecca St. few doors East of Lyndhurst Dr. Near grade school. Call Li. 3820. MR. NEUKOM. Wa. 0569. Real Estate for Exchange 7-ROOM modern; paved street; good location on south side: will trade for small modern on west side. McTARSNEY & BROWN. 2608 W, MWh:gan. Be. 3609 Real Estate Wanted LET us -sell vour farm, or city property within 60 days. KISSLING REALTY CO, 909 Roosevelt Bldg, Ind'polls. Rl. 9918. Farms for Sale 26.92 ACRES—Girls’ School rd. & Wall St. pike; 4-rm. house; $5,500; small down payment; ez terms. Floyd Parsley. Be. 3168-W. Suburban for Sale 8 ACRES—And 6-rm. house, barn, poultry house: good condition: on good road southwest. Jennings Bros, 28 S. 111. St. Miscellaneous for Sale BIQr4 1 pc. Iren Water Pipe, 30 in. diameter, 12 ft. long, $15.00. Can be inspected at Door 39.Big 4 Inbound Freight House South and Delaware Sts. For Sale Cheap One 6-gal. per minute, automatic water softener. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. F'RF'F! Gross caps, with every 2 doz. 1 ALi-1 bottles: qts. 50c doz, pints. 30c doz. We deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO, 534 W. Pearl. Li. 8085. SUPERIOR HOUSE PAlNT—Outside or inside 15 colors and white. $1 64 gallon COMPETITION PAINT CO. 366 S. Merldlan St. Pi. 9165. Four light doors, glazed $4.25 Slate surfaced roll roofing 1.50 Allied Coal & Mat. Cos.. 2112 Northwestern H. D—Twin motorcycle; good condition; new tires; SSO. Call Ir. 4002. BEAUTY PARLOR—Equipment complete; Iso class condition. Ch. 4793. SLIGHTLY USED—Automatic water hter. and hot all furnace: reas. Ch. 5431. HOSPITAL BED—Mahogany finish, adjustable: like new: $25. Hu. 6560. FURNITURE FOR SALE. Machinery and Tools For Sale Cheap Five lathes. 5 drilLnresses. 1 cylindrical grinder. 1 milling machine. 1 hand miller Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151, Clothing I,OOO—OVER CO ATS—S4.4O Pawned and never called for. AJI sizes, all colors: many very fine coats. SACKS BROS. LOAN OFFICE 3QB Indiana Ave. Ri. 5994. 2d block from 111, and Ohio Sts. UNREDEEMED. Ladies’ Fur Coats Many beautiful furs and models, values up to $1,200 at very low prices. SACKS BROS. LOAN OFFICE 3CB Indiana Ave. Ri. 5994. 2d block front Til. and Ohio Sts. NAVY Blue Suit. Size 18. 2 silk blouses, $7.50; Navy Crepe d-ess S. 18. $7.50; Gray Crepe S. 36. $5. 2 pc. Georgette S. 36. $5; Black Crepe lr*;e trimmed. $3.50. 825 N. New Jersey. Household Goods Ice Boxes Take advantage of our discount sale. Mane icc boxes at big reduction. POLAR ICE AND FUEL COMPANY 3905 E. Washington St. 2000 Northwestern Ave. STOVES REBUILT HEATROLAS. HEATERS. LAUNDRY STOVES. BASEBURNERS. COOK STOVES. HIGH OVEN STOVES. OIL AND GAS HEATERS. LARGE STOCK MUST SELL AT ONCE. CHEAP. CASH OR TERMS. 111-113 N. NEW JERSEY ST. ELECTRIC WASHERS—o reconditioned A-l: cheap tor auick saie Patterson Shade Cos 3 E Wash St. 3rd floor Woolwortb Bldg Rl 1496 (Eie%'atoi service i SINGER SOWING MACHINES—SoId and serviced: lessons in borne sewing: machines rented ov week or month. SINGER CO. 405 Mass Ave. Li. 8463. GAS STOVES—Furniture, pianos, sewing machines, refrigerators: all in good condition and cheap as vou u’ant them.- Deliverv free. 127 W Georgia St. SEWING MACHINES, portable electrics, singer and other makes as low as $35. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO, 126 W. Washington St. Ri. 9718, 60-INCH oak dining-room table, china cabnet. Seeger refrigerator. 100-lb. capacity, suitable for home or restaurant. 1920 Blovd Ave. Ch. 5531. IVORY GAS RANGE—Dining rm, 9 pc living rm, complete bedroom, occasional table, dressers 2428 N. Meridian. MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sewing machine as low at $lO Singer Sewing Machine Co- 838 Va. Are. Dr. 2474 PORTABLE ELECTRIC sewing machine, $25, 312 E. Vermont St. GAS RANGE—Good condition; reasonable. Call (r. 4484. BEDROOM SUITE— Axminster, 9x12 rug, 3-sectlon bookcase; other art. Hu._4982. GAS RANGE—Detroit Jewel, high-oven: only $lO. U 5 W. Maple Rd. Ha. 4834. 1 LARGE Florence hot blast; 1 Garland combination. 406 Leeds St TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESSMusical Instruments WE are authorized to sell a grand piano left with us for storage. This instrument may be bought at a low figure; can not be told from new; fully guaranteed. Terms to responsible party. WILKING MUSIC CO, 120 E Ohio. VOSE UPRIGHT—Dandy practice piano, priced $25. This is real!*’ exceptional, first customer will get it. WILKING MUSIC CO, 120 E. Ohio St. SAXOPHONES Several tenors, easiest pmvts. plan in town. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. 1 flr, Pembroke Arcade Li. 4800. USED PIANOS —Reconditioned throughout, put in shape to last for years: prices as low as S4O. See us before buying. WILKING MUSIC CO- 120 E. Ohio. $225 EDISON with s'loo Tn records: has Victor attachment: give away at sl6 Wa. 1559-R. PlANO—Aoollo grand. $285: fee m’enths’ use: need cash. 2314 Bellefo.italne. Radin and Eauipment All Electric Crosley $39 oo Atwater Kent 42.00 R. C. A 45.00 Philco 75.00 Maiestic 99.50 Also a few orthophonics left as low as $14.50 Radio Bargain Shop EXPERT RADIO' SERVICE 309 N. Noble Street. Li. 1974. RADIO SERVICE—On any make radio. Power pack repairing e specialty. EAST END RADIO. CH. 4033. FREED —8-tube console, all electric, dynamic speaker, complete KEMPLER RADIO CO, 36 Virginia Ave. 50c PER CALL—Expert service. Whv jay mot". Lightning Radio. Ch. 7210. Miscellaneous Wanted H FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED HODGES AUCTION _KI 2019 Furniture Wanted—CH 4651 FOR QUICK SERVICE AND BEST Barter and Swap 2 LOTS EAST—For sale or will trade for late model car. 1757 Milter St Poultry and Supplies 300 Tancred Leghorn Billets ready to lay BOYER'S HATCHIttT. Rl. M7O or writ* to There town. Inty

Pets STONEHB-L KENNELS Toy Poms; studs, fee $lO to $1 $ also toy puppies. He. 3229. CANARIES; GUARANTEED SINGERSS3: cages. $1.25. 2416 E. Mich Ch. 7100. FOR SALE—TOY TERRIER PUPPIES. 1408 W. COURT ST. BEAGLE HOUNDS AND IRISH SETTERS; REGISTERED. Ha. 1201-J. Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS—AII standard makes, new and used oortables. Dalton adding machines. Rentais repair* and typewriter supplies AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO 137 N Meridian t. Board of Trade Bldg Ll 682* NEW—SBO portables any make with*s37 50 po-table mahogany desk, until October 12th for only $70,000. Repairs and rentals. KING TYPEWRITER AND EXCHANGE. 205 Mass. Ave. Li. 9470. Business Opportunities GOOD LOCATION—On West Morris: suitable for filing station or garage: priced right. SCHLITZ BREWING CO. Dr. 5350. GARAGE—I 7 miles west on state Road No. 40. Sell cheap if sold before 14th. D. D. HILDERBRAND. Cartersburg, Ind. GROCFRY and lunchroom: good location and clean stock: nice business by owner. 3101 W, Washington St. GROCERY and meat maret. must be sold this week. Bargain for cash. Call owner. Be. 4277. BLACKSMITH SHOP—BARGAIN. 533 W. MARYLAND. LI. 4252. Coal and Wood Better Coal —Lower Prices Best Va. Blk., cln. fkd $6.50 Carbondale Ip., cln. fkd., $6.50 Best E. Ky. Blk, cln. fkd $6.75 Best Isl. Crk. Blk, cln. fkd....56.75 Best Va. Wash. Egg. cln. fkd..56.25 Best Va. mine run, 50% lp $5.25 Best Ind. Lp. or Egg, cln. fkd.ss.oo Best Va. Egg, 3 to 6 in, cln, fkd. $6.25 Gen. Glendora Egg. cln. fkd. ..$6.25 Try our ashless Ky. egg or 2x3 nut. none better for cook stove or Retort. s7_ Gen. Smokeless new river 58 75 Coke, baseburner. 58.75: furnace $3.25 Delivery anywhere in citv. Union Ice kCvAifo PR-4621 ;9iO BLUFF West Va blk.. clean forked $6.59 East Kv. blk.. clean forked 6.75 Island Creek blk. clean forked 6.75 Echo lump Wonder lump, red ash < 50 Economy lump g.OO Ind No. 6 5.00 ■tCONOMIZEW^^tWNOMY^ FuelCol^ W. Va. Large Lump $6 53 Genuine Island Creek Large Block. . 7.00 W. Va. Egg 6.25 E. Ky. 6-in. Lump 7.00 Genuine No. 3 Pocahontas 8.50 Citizens Coke, all sizes 58.75- 9.25 W. Va. Nut and Slack 4.00 Operators of Three Yards. Hr. 2400. Dr. 6683, BACK AGAIN GENUINE BRAZIL BLOCK. A Real Bui'. Also Best Grades W. VA. COAL. Before ordering, see what we have to offer. KAISER COAL CO. RI. 8272. 152 S. West St, Dr. 7497, FREDRICK COAL CO. 801-809 Beecher St. . Dr. 1792 TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Money to Loan SAVE " NEARLY A THDRD ON LOANS The Household Plan offers cash loans oi SIOO to S3OO at almost a third less than the lawful rate. Strictly confidential. No Inquiries are made of vour friends, relatives or tradespeople. Husband and wife only need sign. Nc other signatures or endorsers are required. You complete all negotiations in a private office with a friendly competent mana-er Quick service. You can get the cash veneed on short notice You mav pay back vour loan at anv tlr..< or vou can take as long as a vear anc eight months on small monwlv oavroents Come in or phone or write if von can't come in. ask us to send a representative to vour home No obligations of course. Houselhiold Fimaaice Corporation of America 2—Offices —2 6TH FL. LEMCKE BLDG 106 E. MARKET ST. Phone Ri. 2579. 4TH FL. KRESGE BLDG. 41 E. WASHINGTON ST. Phone. Ri 7923 NEED MOME Yi LOANS OF S3OO LESS IN 24 HOURS Private Consultation it Rooms Prompt ★ Courteous Attention CalL Write or ’Fhone Beneficial LOAN SOCIETY CENTURY BUILDING W“r S.PennsylvaniaSt. PHONE: RILEY 5054 IMPIAHAPOLIf, INP* DEBTS Loans on Furniture No Indorsers—Confidential $lO to S3OO One Place and 20 Months to Pay No Fees—No Fines —Also— AUTOMOBILE LOANS Cash While You Wait CALL—PHONE—^WRITE CONSOLIDATED FINANCE CORP. 115 N. Penn. St, Room 850. Ri 7488. Locally Owned and Managed. Money to Loan on bousehoia goods ana automobiles. $25.00 to $300.00 Your indorsement only: auick courteous confidential: libera! oavment Drir(lege. Buckeye Finance Cos. 307 E Hew Vorg St Rl 4974 ff —" AUTOMOBILE LOANS S3OO up to SI,OOO Lowest Loan SIOO National Discount Corp. D. S Menasco Branch Mgr 924 Hume-Mansur Bids Rl 8351 - rX ' LOANS ON FURNITURE Lowest Rate in CityGet Money Now for Taxes Public Welfare Loan 8 E. Corner Wash, and 111. Sts. 339 Occidental Bldg. Rl. 3587. Opera', and by Indianapolis business men to loan at the lowest rate possible MONEY TO LOAN First ana seeono rea: estate mortgage* AUTOMOBILE and HOUSEHOLD loan* Equitable Finance Cos 219 E Ohio. U- 6605 BENEFTCIAI LOAN SOCIETY J* Peer Ft Ground Floor Ri *os* ■ LOANS-First end second city. Bujirban. farm Industrial plent*. bu*inesocks 1133 N. Oxford St, 3 to 8 p. mw

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FAMILY LOANS On your own signature and security, Easy repayment plan. Borrow Pay Back SSO S 4.00 pet Mo. 100 700 per Ma 200 14.00 per Mo. 300 19.00 per Mo. Total Payment PRIVATE OFFICE THE CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 M E. Washington Bt. Riley J 561-7562

TAXES-REPAIRS— FALL EXPENSES. IF YOU OWN A CLEAR LOT AND NEED SOME READY CASH CALL ON SECURITY INV. Si LOAN INC. 136 N DELAWARE. LI. 6030. ALSO LOANS ON FURNITURE. Automobiles Wanted WILL—Pav ca*b for vour car or vour eoultv. 1. WOLF AUTO CO. Ll. 4516,, ■ 561 N. Capitol HIGHEST PRICES FAID FOR JUNK CARS. DR 5740 ■' Auto Supplies and Repairs JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will reoait ot make new tops and curtain* for tout car 202 Kentucky Ave Automobiles for Sale vTTRITR N STRAIGHT 8 redan A veal buy. $335.00. SWISSHELM A- SON. 544 S Wash St P.UICK Coup?. 1927 This is a 4-passenger Job. is in excellent condition all around. Has had good care and .is a real buv for some careful buver. Can be bought, for onlv $250. Thornberg- Lewis 1302 E. Washington St. Li 1571 RIIFPIC 19 - 6 coach and sedan, fail cleanup sale BAXTER CO. 1142 N. Meridian. Li. 1527. r AHII I AP V-63. 7 - PASSENGER Urtuicnno sedan. fall cleanup sale. BAXTER CO, 1142 N. Meridian. Ll. 1527 fHFVRm FT 1939 4-dnor sedan, v-iic. v i\OLU I A _j condition, mep, chanically. Jones Motor Corp. 345 N. Capitol Ave. RI. 2121 CHEVROI FT COACH. 1927. New v i paint and tires, moXtor in perfect condition, a real buy at a small down payment of $50.00 Hare Chevrolet Cos. 552 F. Washington St. Ri. 5335. Open Evenings and Sunday. rHFVROI FT 1938 * 36o ' '-3 c DL V hUtUL i j O ,- n balance montlilv. C. K. MARTIN CO, 4451 W. Wash. rHFVRni FT COACHES. 1929. We V HULL 1 have fi{teen j 9 X Chevrolet coaches, all in fine condition. good tires and paint: mechanically O. K. Your choice $95 down. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 552 E Washington St. Ri. 5333. Open Evenings and Sunday. CHEVROLET g°£cn, POSITIVELY GUARANTEED IN EVERY RESPECT OUF PRICE $350, EASY TERMS INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, 2 STORES. 1065 VIRGINIA AVE. AND 1031 VIRGINIA AVE. DR. ! 3891. i CHRYSLER COUPE. 1927 Model SB i area! buv ° r 1 only $165.00 C O. WARNOCK, 819 E. I Wash. St, Li. 8396. DODGF SEDAN, 1928 VICTORY SIX „ LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE NEW PRICE $425; EASY TERMS. INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY Ugigg AI,D IC]l ESSEX STOSS" “f'VSKS CO. 1142 N. Meridian. Ll. 1527. ESSEX c pACH.I927. This ca 7in A-l , shape, a bargain for onlv SBS 00 down C. O. WARNOCK. 819 £ Wash. St. Li 8396. ESSEX , 1939 SEDAN Wire wheels; “ , looks like new; fall cleanup CO, 1142 N. Meridiifc Ijl 1527 FORD VUDOR. 1930; like*newTcolW u T , llo J n brown; motor thor* oughly checked, tires show very little wear. BROWNING GENT CO, INC 10th ant Meridian St. Ri 8655 Wanted 100 Used Fords. FORD COUPE. A bargain r ~ C O. WARNOCK. 813 E. Wash. St, Ll 8396 1 FORD tou ring in good c.0n',7,,, . dition: only $20.00 c. O. WARj NOCK. 8:3 E. Wash St. Li. 8396. ! FORDS , A NICE complete'stock at, all m , FR/nK HATFIELD CO, 625 N. Capitol. Ford dealer. FORD I 1923 Tudor 1 See this one sure. ESSs? Jones Motor Corp. wMm 345 N. Capitol Ave. RI. 2121 FORD . e . re . cleaning House on 4 • Model 7 cars in our I stoc.?. Have cut Drices to rock bottom so don t fail to see our selections before ou buv. BROWNING GENT. INC _loth_ and _Meridian St. Ri 8855. MASH 1937 Coach 1 Come in and price this bargain Jones Motor Corp. 345 N. Capitol Ave. RI. 2121 TMAm-I ROADSTER. 1926. $150; fall ivrtjn cleanup ta ] e p,AXTER CO, | 1142 N. Meridian St, Li. 152 L OAK! AND 1923 au-a meri can coupe: fall cleanup sale. | BAXTER CO, 1142 N. Meridian. Ll. 1527. OAKi ANF) 1927 coupe and Sedan. GrtriLrtnu verv Eood bar ~ aln . Fal j cleanup sale. BAXTER, 1142 N. Meridian. PACKARD ;: “syj™ ; Plate. Fall Cleanup sate. BAXTER CO, ! <142 N. Meridian St. LI. 1527. PONTIAC 1928 roach - A-l shape ron Imu mechanically. EUREKA AUTO. 332 N Capitol. Ll. 4188 STUDEBAKER commandeer sewheels; $550; fall cleanup sale BAXTER CO, 1142 N. Meridian. Li. 1527. STUDEBAKER {"’a.SSFSS b, BiXTHt co " 11,1 ” STUDEBAKER ll 29 command5, , k , , ER coupe: original finish like new: fall cleanup. BAXTER CO, 1142 N. Meridian. Li. 1527, STUDEBAKER possessed. Fail t’eanup sale. BAXTER CO. 1142 N. Meridian. Ll. 1527. WHIPPET Br AND new sedan: y bought for several huri re s d O N*V4 he E n swisshelm *f\JJ RARING TO GO! USED CAR SALE WONDERFUL VALUES REDUCED PRICES COME SEE THEM FINE SELECTION LAUTH CHEVROLET CO. 3547 E. Wash. IR. 1175 " BARGAINS IN USED CARS Latbroo-Mover Go 420 n Capitol 2106 W Washington Good Used Cars FRANK 5 FEF.SZB 1126 Prospect Or. 5100 REAL VALUES IN USED CARS. 54ARMON NEW-USED CAR STORE. Bargains In Used Cars. GRAHAM-PAIGE OP INDIANA. 3209 E. Wash. St. Ch 1003. Dependaote Used Car* JOHNSON CiISVROLTI CO. Meridian at tlth Ll. 838 S STOP AND SEE OAKLEY’S FOR DEPENDABLE USED CARS OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 8 Meridian St. Dr. 4743 WF Ll AVP A WIDE SELECTION WC. nrtVL OJ, aLL MAKES AND MODELS OF GOOD USED CARS. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. 2 STORES. 1035 VIRGINIA AVE AND 1031 VIRGINIA AVE. DR, 3391. Trucks USED TRUCK MARKET KENTUCKY AVE. AT OLIVER We suggest that vou look over our stock before you buy that ued truck Good used trucks with nice looking panel bodies, serviceable for coal haulir" Pr: are reasonable and terms can be arranged to suite your income.