Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 137, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1930 — Page 20

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Pioneer's Son Visits COLUMBUS. Ind, Oct. 17—William Hester. Alma. 111., visited here a short time, eri route home from a business trip thorugh the state. He

MOTION PICTURES irs cl ,. m **7 V *s*“•(£ 14 *35*25*3? | £585555555 I;/ .0/ A Million %■- •%P / in v? w 4 / yr Languager l\ -V j\vv i -> Come—‘laugh andjleam from these three /I J \ \ vixenish vamps “what ees zis ring i \ \ called luff?” The lid’s off on I^,^^ \ **•**! ' I love and laughs! | / "J I \ \<A * ****** 1! When 3 French Girls meet If V 1 3 fresh boys—there’s sure if -i \ to *** ;!; £ LAST EDDIE CANTOR too/)- >. “WHOOPEE” Welcome, Educators! We trust your stay in Indianapolis will be most enjoyable—and may we suggest.,these super-shows booked especially for your entertainment! JOHN BARRYMORE m “MOBY DICK" COMING TOMORROW fig' ->IA COMEDY Alwli j i p ICTUr?E... JBREAKFORTHE PY FUN'HUNGRY PUBLIC THAT LIKES , tn A r K:.Jnd WHAT A CHANCE "UP THE RIVER 9 II J BOYS' " HANDS YOU... JUST FOR FUN^ CIAKKUXi WILLIAM F/ftijMXrft & ISCT( COLLIER™. PR WOBM AMUSEMENTS / % A ' ~A(f A Too can t afford to pass up 1 /g ft £Jjsvrf§§sK# these Lyric shows. They are. ■ 1 I Here Si our hand-picked for your special I ljUipA** Finest Shows entertainment. I ■ RL.W HfßßhiX grant WITHERS tn / \ “SINNERS’ HOLIDAY” . JpPtfr^ Qbmorrcmr ' If- An Amazing love/ OJ ' w. ' jR Ci*. v ila More thrill In* and dramatic l“h any drama la years. r uwi "ToAll MMHEW WILL HIGCIE WfflMßl and his bevy of Viyaii || UO* BEAUTIFUL GIRLS \!Mgw p In “Rhyme and Reason” ff Mi SIX GALENOS \\ 'WiftllJ Whirlwind Italian Gymnasts CHERRY BLOSSOM 1 'lie Stole and JUNE | Another’s Bride! Own Dancing l| Xf , n . Daughters’* If '* Baring of all IAF pcadi If adventurers, hunted. - tfinnun If thre *tened. never a LANE ana HAKPEK U moment when he might In “Bits of Wit” U rest yet he found RAY and ANN w. ff and RAYMOND ff ther’s aims, ** f in a ventriloquial nov- /^TLg\ elty, “The Tourists” /HaVS \ ViTV, ED LOU? S r d (4# )"S?o , wms > sivUIBCi \ *■ . J AND A SUPEHB CAST “The Hokumaniacs” JgUJL t f*y u

Is a son of Judge Hester, the first circuit court jurist of the Bartholo-mew-Brown counties circuit. Judge Hester presided over the court here from 1873 to 1879.

HARD WORK FOR LOEB.LEDPOLD Franks Slayers Lose Soft Jobs at Prison. Bv United Press JOLIET, 111., Oct . 17.—Nathan Leopold and Loeb, murderers of Bobby Franks, were ordered to hard labor today for the first time since they were imprisoned in the Joliet penitentiary seven years ago. Leopold, who had the sinecure assignment of secretary to the prison chaplain, was transferred to shop work at the new Statesville prison, apparently because he violated prison regulations concerning delivery of official prison messages. Loeb, messenger in the new insti-

MOTION PICTURES ■ Three Brand New Shows Cor You!! That’s what Skouras-Publix has for you today at the INDIANA, CIRCLE and OHIO theaters. Three shows that you simply can’t afford j i to miss! jpN See Them All! SHBr H* 4 .l' I ’'' —— , , BSpMuii^ teg??! Wita ; \l fcl 11 Paramount’s Love Hit Featuring 4 H SLIM \\ STUART ERWIN 11 PAULINf. cROONE* & 11 GENE PAUUETTE and ll cAU TF ° R?il \—l—FRANCES DEE—O. P. HEGGIE

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tution, was ordered to report for shop work here after his latest offense, one which was not revealed. He previously had been placed twice in solitary confinement for cooking in his cell. PRIEST CANCELS DEBATE Abbe Ernest Dimnet Wilf Not Compete Against Darrow. Bv United Press NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—Because of the objections of high church officers, Abbe Ernest Dimnet, French prient-philosopher, ana author of “The Art of Thinking” has canceled a scheduled debate with Clarence Darrow on the subject “Is Religion necessary?” Earlham Chief to Speak C. Dennis, Earlham college president, will speak at the dinner meeting of the Tabernacle Men’s Club tonight at the Tabernacle Presbyterian church.

TRAINS COLLIDE IN MIST; THREE DIE; m HURT Burned, Crushed to Death as Boilers Explode; Engines Telescope. Bu United Press CLEVELAND, 0., Oct. 17.—Three members of a train crew were killed and four others injured, one perhaps fatally, in the collision of a shuttle and mail train on the New York Central right of way here early today. * Vision of their pilots, obscured by a drizzling rain and a bend in the track, the two trains piled together in a jumbled mass of wreckage, boilers exploding and scalding or crushing to death three members of the crew. The dead: Charles Graf, 65, brakeman. Henry Sprouse, 48, fireman, and Jerry F. Dixon, 45, conductor. All are from Cleveland. The injured are Frank McCarthy, 42, engineer of the westbound train; Thomas Henahan, 59, engineer; Clarence Sheffield, 35, fireman, and William Harnnett, 34, flagman. McCarthy was scalded and at the hospital was reported in a critical condition. Henahan and Sheffield suffered injuries not expected to be fatal and the flagman was released after being treated for cuts at a hospital. Personals furTrepairing Coat relining, remodeling. Satisfaction guar.; 1 E, 36fh: apt. 104. Ha. 0777-J. BAD accounts collected or no cnarge BIRDSALL. 911 Roosevelt Bldg Ri 2265. DETECTIVES—Private. CONFIDENTIAL Offices. 4451 Carrollton Ave. Hu. 3107 BRUCE’S CAFE—No. 2. 235 N. 111. 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 ot V. S. Call or write for free literature G. R. Wysong. 219 K. of P Bldg. Office Rl. 4267, res.. 2839 N. Meridian Ta. 4940 SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM AND NEURITIS. 5648 WINTHROP AVE. HU. 8674. EXCEPTIONAL values in used and reconditioned sewing machines. Singer Sewing Machine Cos. 24 N. Meridian. Ri, 9064. AMUSEMENTS I COLONIAL | Illinois and New York Streets Fastest Show in the City BURLESQUE BUDDY KANE and 25 Others Welcome, Teachers! I DANCE Every Evening—Free to | Theatre Patrons Rhythm as you like it! Perfect Dance Floor! “HOTS” THOMPSON AND RHYTHMANIACS WALTZ NITE Special BallTonight room Price for Every Other Dancing Only Dance a Ladies 15c Dreamy Gentlemen, 25e H Walts a THE BEAUTIFUL NEW I WANTED | Hog Callers to Enter Contest ■ AT INDIANA ROOF BALLROOM H For Barn and Farm Dance Saturday. Oct. 18th CASH PRIZES ** Register Name Now b—wiwawmir,n mi— mm e Take Your Sweetie “UP THE RIVER” For Hearty, Healthy Laughs! S-— ,1,11 ITMIMBUM 111—11 I 111 lIWII lIMBIirBI "BT I'll *1

Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE Notice s hereby given pursuant to the statute that the undersigned will see at public auction, one Lexington touring car. motor No. 1037-R-9151. serial 19933 W. A. Gebhardt. for storage and repair charges amounting to lISO, on Nov. 3rd. 1930. at 10 o'clock a. m. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR. CO. 419-23 East Market St . Indianapolis- Ind LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statutes, the undersigned wiil sell at public auction, one Buick Coach, motor No. 909701. stored in the name of Ray Thompson, for storage charges amounting to SSO. on Nov. 3rd. 1930. at 10 • o'clock a. m. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR SO. 419-23 East Market St. Indianapolis. Ind LEGAL NOTICE Notice is herebv given pursuant to the statutes, that the undersigned will sell at public auction to satisfy lien of $38.50 for storage charges. Chevrolet Sedan, motor No. 469867, stored in name of W’alter G. Kinsey, on Nov. 3. 1930. at 10 1 o’clock a. m. . PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. •* 419-23 East Market St.. Indianapolis. Ind. ; LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 10310 In the matter of the petition of Indiana Beil Telephone Company for authority to Issue $2,030,000.00 of notes. Notice is herebv given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause in the rooms of the commission. Statehouse at Indianapolis, Indiana, at 10 o'clock a. m.. on Oct. 31, 1930. Public participation in this hearing is requested bv the commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMSSION OF INDIANA. Bv HOWELL ELLIS. Commissioner. Indianapolis. Indiana. Oct. 16, 1930. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is herebv given pursuant to the statutes that the undersigned, conducting a public storage house. Will on Mondav. Nov. 3. 1930. at 10 o'clock a. m.. sell for accrued charges the household and other goods belonging to the following named persons: Ralph R. Adkins. Lot 351; Beni. D. Burrows. Lot 328: Isyll Brown. Lot 425: W. P. Brown. Lot 324; Mrs. Noble Cook. Lot 423: A. N. Cpok. Lot 413- Bea Dabney. Lot 446; Mrs. Hattie Greer. Lot. 420 and 444: Florence Hull, Lot 345: "Bessie Jackson. Lot 321: Mrs. May Mondell. Lot 410 and 426, also known as Mav Mundell: J. C. Moss, Lot 319, Chas. Miller. Lot 456; Ethel Patti. Lot 227- Win. Ramsey. Lot 480; H. E. Sha,nkweiler. Lot 360: L. D. Sbwers. Lot 331; Ralph Sims. Lot 227 and 330; Otto Teschner. Lot 233: Vergie Walker. Lot 329; H. PARTL6W C ‘JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. 419-23 Ea, t Market, St. Indianapolis. Ind. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 10306. In re petition of the Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company, the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company and the New York. Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company to abandon agency station at Massachusetts avenue, Indianapolis, Marion county. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that, the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause In the Rooms of the Commission, State House at Indianapolis. Indiana, at 10 o'clock a. m. on October 30, 1930 Public participation In this hearing Is reauested by the Commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF ' INDIANA. By HOWELL ELLIS. Commissioner. Indianspolis. Indiana. October 16. 1930. _____ Death Notices BACHMAN. YVONNE CLARK—Beloved wife of Robert A. Bachman, sister of Mrs. Helen C. Heath, passed away Zanesville. O. Wednesday afternoon. Funeral Saturday. Oct. 18. 1 p. nt.. at the residence. 4615 Broadway. Burial Brooklyn, Ind. Friends invited. KIRBY-DINN SERVICE. ______ CAMPBELL. ETHEL MAE—Entered into rest Thursday. Oct. 16. at residence. 2316 Stuart St.. 12:30 a. m„ age 34 years. Beloved wife of Lester E. Campbell, daughter of M;. and Mrs. L, P. Brinkman. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 18, at the above residence. 2 p. m. Friends Invited. HARRY W. MOORE in charge DETER. MARTHA—Age 80 years, beloved mother of George. Joseph. Samuel. Fred and Miss Mary Deter. Mrs. H. J. McGintv and Mrs. George Lynn, died at her home, 1341 W. Ray St.. Thursday morning. Funeral Saturday. Oct. 18, 8:30 at. the home. 9 a. m. Assumption church. Friends invited- KIRBY-DINN SERVICE. DOYLE. MRS. ALICE—Widow of Patrick Dovle. beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Murphy, Mrs. Margaret Hanahan. Springfield. O.; Mrs. Alice Watzek. Bloomington. Ind.: Thomas. John and James Doyle of this citv. died at the residence. 537 Woodlawn Ave., Thursday evening. Funeral Monday. Oct. 20. 8:30 at the home. 9 a. m. St. Patrick's church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. She was a member of th Third Order and Hie Altar Society. KIRBY-DINN SERVICE. ILG. MRS. JOSEPHINE—Widow of Matthew Ilg., mother of the Rev. Father John Ilg. Mrs. W. T. Heitman. Joseph. Mrs. Scott Wilson, Anthony. Lawrence. Raymond, Margaret and Mrs. Leonard Sarg, passed away 10 e. m. Thursday Oct. 16. Funeral Monday. Oct. 20, 9 a. m. Sacred Heart church. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends invited. LUSE. M. DU WARD —Os 1109 N. La Salle, age 66 years, hjloved husband of Hattie Luse, father of Mrs. Beatrice V. Anderson. Mrs. Minnie Mock. Mrs. Florence Geyer son of Susan Luse, brother of Leon and Ernest Luse and Alta Bastes, departed this life Wednesday,- Oct. 15. Funeral Saturday. Oct. 18. 10 a. m., at the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 2530 Station St. Burial McCordsvtlle. Ind. WHITTENBURG. RANDOLPH S.— Age 64 years, nusband of EStella Whittenburg and father of Mrs. Florence Royalty and Flovd Whittenburg, son-in-law of Jacob Rubin and brother of Mrs. John Dunlap and Albert Whittenburg, passed away Wednesday. Oct. 15. 9:40 p. m. Funeral at the late residence. 356 Good Ave., Saturday, Oct. 18. 2.30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park.

Funeral Directors WM. D BEANBLOSSOM. Mortuary Phona Be. 1588. 1321 W Rav St W. T. BLASENGYM Mam office. 2220 ’Shelby St. Drexel 3570. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 622 E. Market Hller 5371. , F. JOHN HERRMANN Established 1854. Rl 6778. Ri. 6857. UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS . _ V 1 931 N. Delaware Lt. 8821 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME | 1458 S. Meridian St. Dr. 2140 “A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE.” RAGSDAIE * PRICE Ll 8608 1219 N Alabama C. WILSON funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eauipment: Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0322. Instructions LEARN aviation. Best of instruction in flying and grouad subjects. ICURTISSWRIGHT FLYING SERVICE. Stout Field Mars Hill. Be. 4200 P O. Box 1092 PIANO LESSON—SI FOR HOUR; WILL CALL AT HOUSE. MORN. HA. 4160-W Lost and Found ENGLISH SETTER—4 months, black ears, white eves, black and brown ticked. Reward. H. M. Bennett. Ta, 2536. LOST—Boston Bull dog, white face. 2 white front feet. Name “Happy.” Ch. 4421-W. LOST—Brindle bull, male, natural screw tgih Name Duke. Li. 7672. LOST—Eastern Star pin, platinum; valued I dear keepsake; reward. Hu. 8560. LOST —Large grey police dog: name Lacy; very liberal reward, Wa. 4505. SCARF—Black and gray filfc. lost downtown Monday; Wa. 2535-R. Business Announcements WE PUT—Coils in furnaces ; complete for $3.50. Ch. 0635. BRICK! STONE—Ana" block masonrv. cement work, reasonable prices; small or large ions FREEMAN. Ta. 7028. "I LL MAKE IT HOT FOR YOU.” Furnace repair. No iob too small; none too large. ARNOLD. Hu. 4560. FURNACE—repairs for all makes. Vacuum cleaning, that really cleans: gutters. spouting. PAUL WEST. Ri. 16a6. TINNING—Roofing, furnace repair; satisfa tion guaranteed. Allen W. Creekbaum. 4858 E. 30th St. Ch. 3506. FEATHERS—Bought, sold and renovated, feather mattresses, pillows made to order. E. P. Burkie. 431-433 Mass. Ave, Ri. 6695. BATH ROOM—Complete. S6O: plumbing & heating inst gftled: reasonable. Ta. 405 *. BUILDING —Remodel ing. reroofing, repairing; reason.: estimates tree. Ch. 4252-M. VICTOR furnaces repaired by factory expert. HALL-NEAL FURNACE CO Li. 1004. I 1900 CATARACT & WHIRLPOOL-.W4SH- ; ERS Prompt expert service Rl. 4924. i GUTTERS and snouting: work and ma- ; terial guar. Call Rl. 7106 after 5:30 p. ro I ALL classes of carpenter work; estimating and plans tree. Ll. 6911. J. J- MILLER. , FURNACE REPAIR—CIean, fix. insulate; better heat and less fuel. Be. 2874. I PATCH PLASTERING—Stucco, work guar. REDDICK. 44 S. LaSalle Dr. 2965. 1 ROOFING AND REMODELING—Of all 1 kinds. No monev down. Ri. 9180. Painting and Papering ■ LET FRED METCHEL. Give vo’.? a figure on oainting and oeoei hanglna. before having it done. spec, re-% duced orices on both, all workmansbiD and material guarn. Ri. 3194 - PAINTING.*’ 1 DEC ° P P A VPER HANGING Paper removed by steam. Bise Cn. 6 *o*„. PAPER HANGING—S2.SO rm, Pape, 5c uo Plastering, guar VANSANI. Dr WHY PAY MORE-Paoer and hung. $4 per room Ch. 2004, Ir. 2415 PAPER HANGING —S3 per rm.; cleaning painting: work guaranteed. Ri. 9996 INTERIOR Decorating, by experts: we are f-jilv eouipoed for any job Ta. 2958 PAPER hung. $2.50 per rVom and up. Paper 5c up; work guaranwd. Dr. 2747.

AUTO RACES Sunday, October 19 10-MILE MODEL “T” RACE 5-MILE MATCH RACE George Carey vs. Bill Smith 15-MILE GRAND FINAL MOTORCYCLE (2) TWO FIVE-MILE EVENTS RACES WILL START TWO O'CLOCK SHARP Information. Washington 4729 R 3-. R. A. Wadsworth. Castleton Ind, Track Located Mile East of Castleton Twelve Miles Northeast Indianapolis. 50c ADMISSION Dandy Trail Motor Speedway

Storage and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER-Fire-proof storage house. Store now. [ pav 6 months later. No charge for hauling. PARTLOW-'JENKINS MOTOR CAR CCL 419 E. Market. RI- j LOCAL end overland hauling: oackuig ana shipping on household Kodds. OTTO J SUESZ. Ri 6561. Ri. 3628. Niles Ch 4579. Ch. 0699-W. J H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE: SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND—To or from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit. Cleveland or otlftr cities. Dr. 3071 or Rl. 4265 | BORMAN TRANSFER CO.-SatlsfactQrv moving service, overland trucking of furniture and freight. Ch. 5571. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO -Prices reasonable. Cali at all titnes. Ta 374. BRITTON TRANSFER— Mo.v.. $3.50 load; large trucks: responsible men Dr 7616. MOVING, $3. you help. $1 Mss; Hi ton truck, ouxek. guarn. service. Ch. 5840. LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING—Job i r- inert, Prir-s right. Iy, 2868. Help Wanted Male WANTED—Man with car. $250 needed. High clars work. Good proposition, at once. Address Times’ Box B-156. Help Wanted Female NEWEST economical household article; rapid seller: price 35c; tested, approved Good Housekeeping Magazine. Agents wanted. Times Box B-16L _ Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N.. 2114—Loveh’. warm, front rm, modern, reasonable. Ta, 4474. ARSENAL. 144 N.—Apt. 4: rm. in apartment: privileges, Ri. 2649... ASHLAND. 2422 1 2—Couple to share comft. home with widow, all privileges. He. 3201. BLUE RIDGE DR.. 345—RoonT business women of teachers in refined home. Telenhone extension: private bath. Hu. 5309. CAPITOL. N. 1131—Sleeping room; $3.50; no other -oomers. Ri. 7937. CAPITOL. N.. 427—Rooms, furnished ana unfurnished. Ri. 8224. COLLEGE. 2242—Large, warm rm.. const. hot water; priv., girls or couple. He. 4745. DREXEL.ARMS. 730 N. Illino’s; 100 outside rm*, $4 wk. and up: furnished apts. GRACELAND. 3311—Front sleeping rm.: x employed. Ha, 1636-R. KARDING. 2305 N.—Cozy rm.. mod. bungaiow. with young folks; gar. Ha. 1486-R. KEYSTONE. 1018—Rm.. 1 or 1 employed lad’es; home privileges. Ch. 6961-R. MASS. AVE.. 540—Clean, stm. heated rms., running water; veay reas. rates. Li. 0665. MERIDIAN, N.. 1927—Front, warm. mod. rm.; 1 or 2: private lavatory; all furn. MINNESOTA. E.. 326—Nicely furnished room: bath Included. 1 or 2 people. Dr s_slß_;_ NEW JERSEY. N., 2858—Large front warm rm.. hot water: $5, Ta. 6541. NEW JERSEY. N.-. 825—Dainty room in rose, new walnut bed. dresser, chest, personal effects insured. Rt. 9660. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2030—Desirable front rm.. shower; Central car. Ha. 1405-W, NEW YORK. W.. 310—Apt. 36; mod., furn.. sleeping romos, next to bath, steam heat, PENN.. N.. 1438—1 rm.. nicely furnishedprivate entrance: suitable 1 or 2. Li. 971 E. PINE. N.. 615—3 unfurnished rms.. including bath: convenient to car line RITTER. S.. 271—FRONT RM. UPSTAIRS, GENTLEMAN PREFERRED. IR. 5639. ST. JOSEPH. E.. 21 APT. 2—Unusual front 1 or 2.. mod, apt., steam heat? Li. 3749. WASHINGTON. W., 359—Rooms, double, $1 p.er night, by week, Ssj. single. $3.50. 32D. E„ 603—Pleasant, front, steam heated rm.. privileges: breakfast opt, Wa. 2836. HEAD bed lamps: excellent rooms: $7 wk.: with bath $8 weekly and up for perm guests Colonlal Hotel 236 N Illinois. CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia Ave.. mod. sleeping rms.. steam ht. $2.50 to $6. VERY ATTRACTIVE front, rm.; private, modern home: close in. Ch. 4504-J. DENISON HOTEL Pay ail your- bills -with one check; lights, water, maid service, linen furnished: S7 and up. Pennsylvania & Ohio. 2 MODERN RMS.—Private home, cor,venientlv located. Steam heat. Dr. 4245. HOTEL DEARBORN Away from the downtown noise and smoke'; ten-storv building with lots fresh air; every room refurnished and redecorated: suites consisting of living room, bedroom and bath: ideal arrangement for two people, at Sl2 per week or S4B per month. Rooms with private bath. $7 50 per week: double. $10: rooms without private bath. 55.50 per week: double. $7: two public baths to every five rooms: large lobby and two reception rooms: free parking space Phone CH. 7550: location. 3208 E Michigan St., on E. Michigan St. tar and E. Tenth St, bus lines. FRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS. Rooms Wanted UNFURNISHED bedrm.. kitchen furnished: close in: state partic. Box B 160. Times. Room for Rent With Board LINDEN. 1145—Nice rm.; home privileges; near Fountain Square. Dr. 1948-R. MERIDIAN. N., 2336—Front rm.; can accommadate 3 or more; home cooking. MINNESOTA, E., 241—Rooms with meals optional; radio. Dr. 0432. PENN.. N.. 2142—Lovely rm.: warm, cozy; private home: meals opt. Ha. 2147. STURM. 1524—Modern, warm room; good meals; $7; private home. Ch. 6139-M. CHILDREN to hoard; private home, good care; ngar school. $4, Li. 4634. ; 704 E. 20rH—Homey home; gentlemen; board optional. Ta. 5976. BOARD AND ROOM. FRONT rm. for 2, near bath; meals, laundrv: garage: home privileges; $7.50 each:without gar,. 56.75. Ir. 3689. CHRISTIAN home for aged or children: best references. Be. 1918 R-l. ' Room and Board Wanted LIST ROOMS AND AP’XS. WITH THE ACME SERVICE FOR RESULTS. RI. 5263. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. 1838 N.—Come: see! Two clean. splendid apartments: hot water heat. ALA., N., 530—4-rm. cottage, nicely furn., semi-modenr: S7 week. Rl. 5882. • ARSENAL, N., 1114—2 mod. housekeeping rms.. furn, 2 blks from Tech. Ch. 0471. AoHLAND, 1634—2 connecting rms.. down; private toilet, lavatory and entrance. - BELLEFONTAINE. 1316 Entire downstairs 4 or 5 lovely modern rms; hardwd. floors.' porch, garages. Ri. 6705. BELLEFONTAINE. 1810—Two attractively furn. mod.: private ent.; gar. He. 4774. BROADWAY, 1134—2 and 4-rm. apts.. clean: $5.50 and $lO. BROADWAY. 830—Modern fur. apt., prlv. entrance: near Real Silk. Ri. 3245. BROADWAY. 1422—Front furn. apt., steam ■ heat: garage: telephone: priv. bath; $9. CAPITOL. N., 728—1 rm.. kitchenette: mod., turn., also sipg. rm. Li. 1005, COLLEGE. 1322—M0d. front rm.. furnishpd; private home. Ri. 2668, COLLEGE 2033—Tw0 - rms.. modern; everything furn- $5.50. $6, $6.50. He. 5115. DORMAN. 541—2 housekeeping rooms. $5; also 1 sleeping room. $2.50. EAST, N.. 333—Attractive, well-furn., 2-rm. apt.: private entrance; reasonable. FOUNTAIN SQUARE—SINGLE ROOM; $2.50. 1017 PROSPECT ST. HARLAN, 1113—3 front rms., ground floor; furnished. Dr. .2432. HOYT. 1112—Two. large, modern rms.; everything turn. Call eves-. Dr. 5816. ILLINOIS. N.. 2339—1,%. 3. 4-rm. apts., $4, $5, $8.50. $lO wk>> Everything furnished, MARYLAND. E.. 2014—3-room dble. bungalow mod., clean, prlv. home. Dr. 57X1-W. MERIDIAN. N.. 1147—Large rm. and kitchen sink; everything furn.. modern. Ll. 3763. NEW JERSEY. N.. 134—Good clean housekeeping rooms. Ri. 4145. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2042—2 large front, also fm.. kitchenette, good heat, nicely turn. PRUITT. 1325—3 nicely furnished rms.; >iice yard: $5, Ta. 20>91. WALNUT. E.. 119*—2 rms.. kitchentte. furn.. S2O mo. See housekeeper in basement. WASH. E.. 1708—2 housekeeping rms. in' front: $7, Ll. 4081. 30TH. W.. 502—1-rm. kitchenette, everythine fumished: sink. Ha. 0601. 30TH. W.. 42--Nicely furn. 2 rm. apt.; very reasonable; garage opt. Ta. 1785. 31ST. W.. 830—2-room furnished apt.. private entrance; adults. Ha. 1521-R. 33RD W . 930—2 mod. clean housekeeping I rms.. everything furn. Ta. 0980; Ta. 6983. ! RM . KITCHENETTE— Murphy bed. sink. 88.50: emp. ccwale. car, bus. Ir. 3453. 5-RM. furn. cottage: wa.. lights, gas paid; j $8 wk. Call at 1611 Southeastern Ave. i TENTH. 321—2-rm. mod., front apt ; i every “.-.Tie furn.: $5.50. Front ripe, im | rri. ent’-anre; for 2: $5. Parking spaca. WANTED—CoupIe,- to share home lady; comfortable, ress. 1719 Prospiß,

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Rent Housekeeping Rooms LOVELY WOODRUFF—Rm, kitchenette private bath: SB. Ch. 4108. Houses and ‘Flats Furnished CAPITOL. N.. 1701—3 room; completely furnished: S8 per week. Ta. 6216. CENTRAL 1923—Tw0 large, pleasant, front rooms ikitchcni. suitable for man and wife or two business women, best car service in citv; S4O. L. S. SUMME, 421 Illinois Bldg. Li. 1957. -COLLEGE AVHf. 1559—3-room apartment, nicely furnished: yard, garage. Ta 4329. DR.EXEL ARMS—73O N. ill: 2. 3-rm furn. hskpg. suites with bath: $lO. sls. Li. 2821 NEW YORK W.. 1238—4 rooms, bath, modern. furnished or unfurnished. Rl 9735, NORTH. E.. 316 and 318-2-3 rooms, mod ; Frigidaiie: weekly rates. Ri. 4007. PLEASANT RUN PARKWAY-858 N. Drive. 4-room. '? double, modern. $7 ner week. Dr. 1982-R WALLACE N.. 17< 2 -4-rm. apt : desirable neighborhood: very reasonable. Ir, 7i52 AMBASSADORAPARTMENT HOTEL 850 N PENN. Beautifully lurnished and unfurnished apartment s. ultra modern, bath with tub and show r. Frigldaire. walking distance Phone Rt 1371. UPPER DUPLEX-2 bedrm. turn, apt heat, utilities paid. gar. 2611 N. Illinois 4 RMS —Bath, 2 bedrms , heat, water, pri. entrance garage; adults Ch. 2847-J SIX ROOMS—Everything furn.; S3O mo gar. . care lurnace for 2 apts. Ch. 0162-J MODERN apartment; furnished downstairs: SB. 124 N. Stato St. 1423 N. CHESTER—S-room modern, fur nished. SSO. Li. 7890. MR. ALBERSHARDT Hu. 6124. COMPLETELY furn. 4-rm. cottage, excellent condition: garage, imp.'street, convenient 4 people; special ones toi permanent tenant: avail at once. *x’a. 6340. LOOK TONIGHT 58 N. Brookville Rd.: nicely furnished 6-room double end garage; really worth the monev: 542.50. Mr. Mott. SCHLOSS ' BROS. INVESTMENT CO., Li. 2318. FURNISHED HOME FOR RENT-317 E 21ST ST. HA. 4812-M Apartments for Rent BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—3 rms. and bath recently repainted and redecorated upper apt ; heat, garage. Dr. 5108. CAPITOL. 2808—Nice, modern 4-room apartment: S3O month. He. 2409 FLETCHER AVE.. I~44B—Beautiful modern apt., hardwood floors: garag- Dr. 2726 MARKET. E.. 1018—Upper duplex. 6 rms : steam heat, automatic water heater. large double garage. Wa. 2893. mornings. 3015 N. MERIDIAN $75.00 to S 85 00 3707 N. Meridian 125 00 234 E. Pratt 42.50 1733 N. Meridian 64.50 1244 E. Washington 43.60 1124 Broadway 43.00 3515 N. Pennsylvania 59 ;0 1220 Park Ave 45.50, 663 E. Eleventh 35.00 | 412 N. Alabama $47 to 57.00 i 1655 N. Alabama 37 00 ! 1226 N. Illinois $38.50 to 43.50 j 1603 Central $35 to 55 00 418 E. 151*1. s4l to 55.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIED, 710 Union Title. NEW JERSEY N~ 1628—Upper duplex’; city heat; moderate price. NEW JERSEY 522 - Lovely 2. 4 and 5-room ant strictly mod Reas. Rl 7934 OLNEY. 1428—Near Brookside Park: will lease duplex of 2 4-rm. apts.. for $65 mo Upper is furnished and rented for $45. Opportunity for party assuming responsibility t,o have lower at bargain. PENN.. N. 1940 Reduced rent, heat, water furn.. verv desirable place. Ta. 1849. WASH, E. 5018V2—5 rms, modern- shade and porches; investigate, inducement. WASHINGTON. W, 2031—5-RM. APARTMENT. MODERN. BE, 1591. 11TH. W . 42—Nlc-elv decorated kitchenette ant- heat, light, gas. water and ice $33.50. Apply Apt. 1 THE GRANT. ' 1054 W. 30TH Beautiful 5-rm. lower apartment; heat, water, porch, garage. To, 3831, Ta. 0838. Apartment Rental Bureau We have apartments for rent anywhere in the citv 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. Call Ri 1371 dav and night service. MANCHESTER. 962 N. PENN. Bedroom apartment: Friaidatre; all uilities furnished; $62.50. Li. 1781. 3-RM. APT.—Water, heat furn.: walking distance to town: $23. Ri. .3914. THE BERWICK 901 N. New Jersey St,: 2 rooms with kitchenette and bath: newly refurnished, all utilities: low weekly rent. COLORED 311 ARCH ST. Four-room apartment, water paid. $16.50. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Li. 7491 KRIEGER APTS. 336 E. PROSPECT ST. Three rooms, newlv decorated. $25, S3O. See custodian or phone Li. 5391 H. 11. WOGDSMALL & CO. ECONOMIZE—Rent an efficiency apt.. utilities furn.: $33 and $35, Li. 5662 3-ROOM DOUBLE—East, hardwood floors, heat. light, gas. water, garage, bus. car; employed couple preferred. Ch. 6061-W House? for Rent 908 BEECHER. Four rooms, gas and lights. sl2 00 GREGORY & APPEL INC. Li. 7491 BELLE VIEiU, 532—New 4 rooms, bath, $18.50: King. 708, 5 rms, bath, $18.50. BROOKVILLE. N, 64'i—4 rms moo' water pd. garage; $27.50. Ir. 1088, Ri. 6040 CENTRAL AVE.. 1513—Fine 8-room double. good location; SSO. Ir. 3645. CHESTER AVE, 1464-66—New 4-room modern double, garage; S3O per mo. Ch. 0784, after 6 p. m. CORNELL. 2818—5-room double, complete bath, garage, water paid. He. 2526. COTTAGE AVE., 1545—5 rooms; water pd gas, elec.; sl6; near school. Hu. 4368 DAVIDSON, N., 318—3 rms, water pd . good condition; sls. Inq. 411 N- Noble DENNY. S, 55—Mod. bungalow, fenced yard, garage. Ll. 3737. Ir. 2129 T.-2. DENNY. 823—Cozy 4-rm. mod. bungalo double, gar,, water pd.; 835. Ta. 0682. DREXEL—4-rm. mod. bungalow ga; water nd„ special Inducement. Wa. 334. EAST—S-rm. modern double, very reasonable, garage. Ll. 5575. Eves, Wa. 2410. EMPIRE ST, REAR 317 E. SOUTH—Four rooms; car spacer $12.50 month. ENGLISH AVE, 3108—4-room seml-moo-ern double; sl9: water paid. Ri. 785 c. Residence. Ir. 2119 R-8. EUGENE, 852—4 rfcoms, modern, garage $25. Ll. 4437. GRACE. S, 442—4-rm. double, garage, water paid; $lB. He. 4813. HAMILTON. N, 849—5-room double. *24 per mo.: semi-modern, water furnished Li. 7890. Mr. Albershardt. Hu. 6124. HARLAN. 1308—Semi-mod, 5 rms, good condiiton: sl7: 1 wk. rent free. Hu. 3623. HERMANN. 122—5-rm. cotage; water paid. near Real Silk: A-l, Wa. 1484. HOEFGEN. 1522—Near Garfield; 5-room bungalow, complete bath: $25. Ch. 3704-W HOLMES. S, 508—4-room semi-modero. j rent: $16.50. Rft 9735. I ILL, N, 2701—Corner. 2-way 6-rm. mod i dble. easily htd.: $37.50, wa. pd. Ta. 0204. ; IRVINGTON—DoubIe; mod.; 5 rms.; redecorated; water paid: $32.50. Ir. 3325. ; KANSAS. 232—Cozy 4-rm, ' semi-modern i doubjp. lights, gas, water. Dr. 1558-W , KEALING. N . 612—4-rm. bungalow: suit- ; able one with oil stove: S2O. Ch. 3055. KENWOOD. 2411—6-room mod double gar : water paid: S3O. Wa. 2067. KEYSTONE, N, 1022—6 rms, mod. except furnace; redec. nr. Tech: s2l. Rl. 0845. LAUREL. 817—Cottage: 5 rooms newlv dec, gas. electricity. Inside toilet, cement. cellar, porch, rent reduced; sls. Ta. 6250. LAUREL, 2032—4-room semi-mod.; good condition: water paid. Li. 0034. iLE GRANDE. E, 1302—5-rooms strictly mod.: gar.: water paid. Dr. 1931-R. ! LUDLOW. 1902—Modern single: hardwood I firs.; near Hillside church; $25. He. 2687. J MABEL. 2020—7-room semi-mod. double: water pdreduced S2O. B. Grove 169-J 1. i MICHIGAN, E„ 3814—4-room brick doub!c, garage, water pd.: S4O. Ch. 0583 MICHIGAN ST, W . 3543—Strictly mod . , 8 clean rooms and bath, cistern; garage; I fine home, reasonable. i MORRIS. E, 1028—7 Ims, gar, mod.; s3s' N. Jersey. S, 628 : 8-rro.; 2-car ga, $22.50 MOUNT. S, 52—Cottage; 6 rms, semi- | modern: garage. Be. 0746. ; NEW YORK. 1628"w.-Fivc rooms, bath. | garage; water paid, Rl. 7725. Open. i Half month s rent free to good tenant. ORANGE. 20—5-room cottage. *2O: near j Sacred Heart and No. 22. Be. 3171. : OXFORD. N 326—Corner. 6-room modern double; garage: reduced $37 50 Ch. 1640 PARK AVE. 1912—Dandy • rms, modem i Only $25. Ri 0041.