Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 57, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1932 Edition 02 — Page 9

JUL?i 16, 1932.

‘DANDY’ LEADER OF WORLD WAR FAME, 1$ DEAD Viscount Plumer, 75, Hero of Messines Offensive in 1917. By I nitrrl pres* LONDON. July 16.—Field Marshal Viscount Plumer, 75, hero of many campaigns and the most popular commander in the British army, died today. The amiable, white-haired soldier, whose monocle and dappear appearance brought him the nickname of ' The Dandy General,” was the oldest Biritish general in the flelQ during the World war. He planned and led the famous Messines offensive of 1917, dislodging the German army from a stronghold it had been fortifying since the beginning of the war. Lord Plumer’s health had been failing recently. He unrewent a dangerous operation on Feb, 26, shortly before his 75th birthday, and never fully recovered from its effects. COLLECT $46,106 TAX ON JACKSON ESTATE Slain Chain Store Head Bequeathed $1,855,923 Fortune. Payment of $46,106 state inheritance tax on the $1,855,923 estate left by Lafayette A. Jackson, lormer Indianapolis chain store operator, was announced today at the inheritance tax collector’s office at the courthouse. Tax was collected on the estate, equally divided between two sons, Chester H .and Howard C. Jackson, and two daughters, Charlotte Jackson and Mrs. Margaret Jackson West. Jackson's estate included $205,900 real estate and $1,650,023 personal property. His is one of the largest estates on which inheritance has been collected in this county this year. Tax also is being collected on the estate of Mrs. Helen Orr English Prince, who died recently In' California. She left greater portion of her $40,000 personal estate to her husband, Frank J. Prince, .former Indianapolis newspaper man. The tax, collected only on gifts to nonrelatives of Mrs. Prince, totals $392.15. SEES NATIONALISM GAIN China and Indian Both Friendly to U, S., Says Dr. Emerson. ‘‘Nationalism is gaining rapidly in both China and India,” declared Dr. Charles P. Emerson, former dean of the Indiana School of Medicine, who returned to Indianapolis this week following a ninemonths' Oriental tour. Dr. Emerson was a member of a commission of fifteen studying educational and medicia] misisons for the Laymen’s Mission movement in New York City. "The people of both India and China are friendly toward this country,” Dr. Emerson stated. “They realize and appreciate that America is doing them a great service." PLEADSTOR CHILD HOME Juvenile Detention Building Again Condemned b City Judge. Asserting that children ‘“are cooped in the present detention home without sufficient light, exercise or proper environment,” Juvenile Judge John F. Geckler today again appealed to county commissioners for erection of a home for juvenile prisoners. He referred to recent grand jury and state board of charity reports, both of which described housing conditions as extremely unsatisfactory. Times Carriers See Show Carriers of The Times were guests Friday night of R. Ransom, manager of the Walker theater. Feature pictures at the theater for three days beginning Sunday are “Night World,” with Lew Ayers and Mae Clark, and “Week Ends Only,” with John Bennett and Ben Lyon.

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BY W. E. M’KENNEY Secretary American Bridge League TkyCANY bridge players are possessed with the idea that the only chances for good play come when you are the declarer, but a championship player is usually gauged by how well he can play the defense. There is no question that it is a little more difficult to play the defensive hands than the offensive, but very often an opportunity arises to make a nice play by simply keeping your wits about you.

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WFBM (1200) Indianapolis Indianapolis Power and Light Company SATURDAY P. M. s:3o—Transcription. s:4s—Street singer (CBS). 6:oo—Bohemians. 6:3o—Lewisohn stadium concert (CBS). B:oo—Music that satisfies (CBSi. B:ls—Public Affairs Institute (CBS). B:4s—Coral Islanders (CBS). 9:oo—lrene Beaslev (CBS). 9:ls—Dancing by the Sea (CBS). 9:3o—Harold Stern orchestra iCBS). 10:00—Guv Lombardo and Roval Canadians (CBSi. 10:30—The columnist. • 10:45—Ish3m Jones orchestra (CBS). 11:00—Sign off. SUNDAY A. M. R 00 —Madison singers iCBS). B:3o—Salon orchestra (CBSi. 9:oo—Entertainers. 9:3o—Christian Men Builders. 10:30 to noon—Silent. 12:00 Noon —Thirty Minute Men (CBS'. P M. 12:30—Records. I:3o—Symphonic hour (CBSi. 2:oo—Cathedral hour (CBS'. 3:oo—Round Towners (CBS). 3:3o—Poet Gold iCBS). 3:4s—Little Jack Little (CBS). 4:oo—Wheeler citv mission. 4:3o—Roses and drums (CBS'. s:o<V Dr. Julius Klein (CBS). s:ls—Chicago Knights (CBSi. s:4s—Theo Karle (CBSi. 6:oo—William Hall and orchestra (CBS'. 6:3o—Lewisohn Stadium concert (CBS). 7:3o—Pennzoil parade iCBS).

j of hearts and his side was not vulnerable. This South quickly doubled. The Play The king of hearts was the opening lead by South, which was trumped in dummy. A small diamond was next led and won by declarer with the king. Declarer then led the seven of clubs, South went right up with the ace and then returned the eight of spades in order to stop declarer from ruffing in dummy. The trick was won with the jack. Declarer’s next play was the king of clubs from dummy upon which he discarded a diamond. He then led she ace of diamonds and a small diamond, ruffing in his own hand with a small spade. Declarer's next play was a small heart which was ruffed in dummy with the six of spades. A diamond was returned, North discarding , other heart and the declarer trumping with the ten of spades. This left the declared with the ace and queen of spades and two hearts. South has the king and one spade and the ace and queen of hearts. The declarer led the seven of hearts, which was won by South with the queen, North playing his last heart—the jack. South then led his ace of hearts, and while it is quite unusual to trump your partner’s ace, that is exactly What North must do. He should trump the ace of hearts with the nine of spades in order to be able to lead through the declarer rather than allow his partner to lead up to the declarer. When North leads the queen of clubs, East will trump with the queen of spades, but South will be; able to overtrump with the king of j spades and thereby defeat the contract one trick. If North had failed to trump his partner’s ace. the declarer’s contract of four odd would have been made. (Cooyright. 1932. NEA Service. lac.) i

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ZOO KEEPER 1$ KILLEDJY GNU ‘Friendship’ With Animals Proves Fatal. I By Unit'd Press DETROIT. July 16.—Personal prowess, and a friendship carefully cultivated with “his animate,” caused the death today of Gus Mott, 58-year-old farmer, recently turned keeper of the African veldt, at the Detroit zoological park. Mott died of wounds suffered late Friday when he was gored and trampled by an 800-pound gnu, largest specie of the African antelope, and commonly known as j “horned horse.” ! Only quick action by Jack Downey of Brooklyn, N. Y., who was visiting the park with a sister, saved the keeper from instant death. Mott unarmed, first entered the inclosure of an ostrich, which had been placed apart like the gnu, because of unusual viciousness. Then he walked into the gnu’s pen. Paradoxically the gnu had been nicknamed “Gus” by other keepers because Mott had made it a special “pet” after the animal had killed a mate and two calves, and been confined, therefore, in a separate inclosure. Downey heard a scream and running to the sunken "?n found the keeper being gored and trampled. With rocks and an iron bar, he managed to attract attention of the gnu, and fought with it through bars until three other keepers rescued Mott. POPULAR GIRLS VIE FORJONORS Hawthorne Prize Decision to End Celebration. Final night of the three-day celebration at Hawthorne park tonight will determine the winner of the girls’ popularity contest, in which Miss Isabelle Dodge holds a slight lead over Miss Helen Greely. Other contestants are Miss Mary Frances Douglas and Miss Janet Nogle. Nine-months-old Dolores Britton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Britton, 46 South Belle Vieu place, received a diamond-set locket Friday night as winner in'the baby popularity contest. Harold Simer, 7% months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Simer, 222 South Addison street, won second. SUSPECT CHARGES HE WAS BEATEN BY COP Officer Takes Stand to Deny He Treated Man Brutally. Charges of Frank Richter, 919 Broadway, that he was treated brutally by Detective Lawrence McCarty were denied by the officer Friday from the witness stand in criminal court, where Richter is on trial charged with second degree burglary and grand larceny. Richter is accused of stealing SIBO from an A. & P. grocery, where he was employed. Following his arrest May 19, Richter says he was taken to police headquarters, where he alleges an open hand blow by McCarty while being questioned in a small room caused him to fall from a chair, his head striking a radiator. He charges he was not given treatment for the resulting wound. According to the defendant, the blow was delivered after he told the officer that sll6 deposited in a bank three days after the store burglary was money Richter and his wife had saved. “Anything I hate is a damned liar,” Richter says McCarty yelled. LEGALS Legal Notices MARION COUNTY NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Washington TownshiD. Marion County. Indiana. that the Board of Commissioners of said County has determined upon and duly authorized the issue and sale of bonds in the principal sum of not to exceed $48,600. bearing interest at the rate of not to exceed 4’h per cent per annum to nrovide the funds to pav the cost of constructing the improvement of a highway and bridge in said township known as the James C. Gipe et al. road. CHAS. A. GROSSART. Auditor Marion County, Indiana. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR FURNISHING AND APPLYING UNCRACKED ROAD OIL Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for furnishing and applying uncracked road oil on the surface of certain roads in the following sub-districts, will be received by the Director of the Indiana State Highway Commission at the Commission’s office on the third floor of the State House Annex, 12 North Senate Avenue. Indiapapolis. Indiana, until ten (10:00) o’clock A. M. July 27. 1932. Invitation number 1443. Sub-district. Evansville. Proposal blanks and specifications are on file In the office of the State Highway Commission where same may be obtained upon request. The bidder shall request forms and refer to Invitation number. The right is reserved by the Director to reject any or all bids, waive technicalities as to procedure and to award on any combination of bids that in his Judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. J. J. BROWN, Director. SELL, RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Times. Phone "ad-taker’’ Ri. 5551 during business hours "announcements I Death Notices . CRORKEN, JOHN—Husband of Margaret Crorken. passed away at his residence, 713 W. 28th. Thursday. Funeral Monday, July 18, 8:30 a. m., at residence; 9 a. m. at Holy Angels church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. GEORGE W. USHER’IN CHARGE. CURRAN. JOHANNA—Age 65 years, passed away Friday. July 15, at the St. Vincent’s hospital. Funeral Monday. July 18. 8:30, from the FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. 1639 N. Meridian.. Services Holy Cross church. 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. FITCHETT. ADDISON M.—Age 72 years, lather of Mrs. Charles Crawley of Greencastle, Ind.; Mrs. Doyne L. Appleman of Aransas. Pass. Tex., and Earl H. Fitchett of Indianapolis, passed awav Thursday at the residence. 1220 N. Beville ave. Services Sundav. 10 a. m.. at TYNER'S MORTUARY. 328 W. 30th st. Friends invited. Burial Greencastle. Ind. Friends may call at the residence until Sunday a. m. JACKSON. ALlCE—(nee Miller) beloved wife of H. J. Jackson and daughter of Mrs. Ella Miller of 2131 N. Talbot, and sister of J. Edward and Paul Miller. Sawed away Friday. July 15. Funeral iondav. July 18. 8:30 a. m.. at. above address. Services SS. Peter and Paul cathedral 9 a. m Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. PHILLIPS. WELDON—Age 67 years, beloved brother of Mrs. Susan Hilt, and Mrs. Mary Davenport, stepfather of Mrs. James Cordrav. Mrs. Otto Brittenback. Mrs. Frank Watson, Edward and Frank Huddleston, passed away Fridav. Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS., CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 N. Illinolst st Sunday 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial at Edinburg. Ind. SCHEY. REBECCA GALLOWAY—Wife of Charles B. Schev, mother of Carl B. Schey and Mrs. L. F. Sweeney of this city, Arben Schey of Lakeland. Minn., and Mrs. Harry Stockman of Parkridse. HI., passed away at the residence. 1226 Linden st.. Friday afternoon. Funeral Monday. 10 a. m. at the McNEELY MORTtIARY. 1828 N. Meridian st. Friends may call at the mortuary after 6 p. m. Saturday.

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WILSON .230 Prospect Or 0321-0322 i Lost and Found Finders of Lost Articles That have been advertised in this column wili receive two guest tickets To The Indiana Theater To Bee George Bancroft In “Lady and Gent” When you have returned the article co its owner, ask him to call Miss Joe at THE TIMES WANT AD DEPARTMENT and say that you have returned the article and tickets will be mailed at once BOSTON BULL—White chest, child’s net; reward. 3947 N. Dela. Wa. 0123BOSTON—BuII terrier, screw tail brlndle. wearing collar and leash. Lost near Warfleigh bathing beach, liberal reward: no question sasked. 718 N. Ala. LI. 8952. CAT—Lost, large tiger, one split ear; rew. 2255 N. Talbot. Ha. 2812-M. COLLIE PUP—Brown, white: strayed 815 N. Chester. Reward. Ch. 1261; DOG—Small tan, white iemale, short hair. 380 S. Sherman. Ir. 7818. FOUNTAIN PEN —Stadium-Ward, gray, black, lost last Sun.: reward. Ta. 4491. GLASSES —kernel case, lost Monday downtown. Reward- 546 Eastern Ave., No. A. SACK COAT—Light brown sport, from auto Wed. night on 38th, between College and Northwestern: rew. Ta. 4332. WRIST WATCH—White gold, at Ayres Friday noon: reward. Call Wa. 3623 ring 4 after 7 p. m. 5 Personals BABIES cared for in nriv. home; East; 50c dav. Ch. 3300-W. WE cater to parties, banquets, smokers. Reas, prices. Li. 9735 for reser. 921 N. West St. • CLEANING SPECIALS 1 CENT SALE Suit Cleaned w* r\ and Pressed .... CZf 2 for 51 Cents Dress Cleaned j and Pressed / lC* Spotless Cleaners We Cajl for. and Deliver 131 E. 22nd St. TAlbot 3040 131 E. 22nd. St. aM*Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy $12.50 ' 1 GOLD PIN LIGHT WEIGHT I PLATES ■ Upper or Lower For This Week Only We are not a chain or a H member of a chain. HIGH GRADE DENTISTRY g OUR SPECIALTY! I Dr. W. J. Kneiper | 110814 Shelly DR. 6183 gs Over Thrift Store B 6 Transportation GOING TO CALIFORNIA—SHELBY STORAGE & FORWARDING CO.. 222 W. MERRILL ST.. LI. 8821. BUSINESS SERVICE 8 Beauty Parlors Cj Nestle Circuline Permanent WAVE regular $5. Special until Sept. 1 guar, satis, MARY JANE BEAUTY SHOPPE TA. 5244, IN STRUcTiONS Iff Schools, Tutoring A complete Course In E-'auty Culture. *25 Meyer-Jackson Shop. 506 Del. st. Li. 1086 W 4?os,J? a li..whi!e 1 earning. ONEIDA BARBER COLLEGE. 212 South Illinois: S % L ' *i EN T OR BVY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Time*. Phone Ri. 5551 during busiheTTwoted The Titneg trie* to protect It* reader* from fraudulent HUp Wanted advertisements by carefully investigating: al] advertisement* that require money for “cash bonds,’* territorial rights, etc. However, readers are advised ta Investigate carefully or consult the Better Business Burean before Investing. 13 Help Wanted—Male A UTO salesman wanted. DRIVER SALES CO., 3224. E. 10th St. FIRST-CLASS help furn. free to employers. Lee s Agency. 539 Mass. Li. 9121. MEN WANTED to conduct world rehowned Rawleigh Home Service _ business in Cities of Indianapolis. Danville. Franklin and County of Shelby. Reliable hustler can start earning $35 weekly and _ Write Immediately. RAWLEIGH CO., Dept. IN-38-S, Freeport, HI. WANTED—2 used car salesmen; must have had previous experience. Attractive proposition. Call after 6 p. m.. C. O. WARNOCK CO. 819 East Washington St. 15 Wanted—Male or Female 85 CENTS starts you in the sock and tie business. Call at Terminal Hosiery Shop. 106 N. Illinois St., Maine entrance Terminal Station. TIMES WANT ADS mate interesting reading because interesting bargains of many Hnd< are listed here dally 16 Situations Wanted HOUSEKEEPER—White, refined. In Indianapolis or vicinity, experienced best references. Write 806 N. Dela., Apt. 11. LADY wants home with widow for companionship and assistance. Reference. Times Box A 206. RENTALS FREE RENTAL SERVICE—For th* convenience of strangers and people desirous of locatin* rooms, honses or apartment. The Times will assist you without charge. Just phone Riley 3551, and ask for Miss Joe. 17 Furnished Rooms ALABAMA. 2042 N.—2-rm. apt.; coos shady: neat, newly deco.; reasonable. BELLEFONTAINE, 1013—Beaut, cool rms.* laundry, kitchenete; util.: reas.: prl. ent. BOULEVARD PL.. 1908-Colored; fine attr rm.. very well furn., strict, mod. bargain at $3 wk. BROADWAY, 810—2 sleeping rms., cool airy: private entrance: cheap. BROOKSIDE BLVD . S. DR , airy, rm . oppo. park.; mod., nr. car line' reas. Ch. 0378-M. BROOKSIDE Pkwy., S. Dr., 3523—Large rm.. facing park. Adults; bus or car Ch. 0387-M. CAPITOL. N.. 3319—Attract, lge. ' frt. rm. Pri. home. Ideal for 2: cool: reasonable CENTRAL, 2507—Front rm., cool, newly decorated, neat; man preferred. He. 5938. COLLEGE. 1336 —Conv.. cool, airy; front porch; priv. ent., kitchenette, lovely neighborhood. HAWTHORNE. 3., 23—Large cheerful rm.; prl. ent., papered; only *1.50 wk. Ir. 0678.

RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms HIGHLAND ST.. 14—Hr. car. large airy rm. very homelike; lrg closets, home priv.; const, hot wat,. gar; good neigh, ref. >4, HIGHLAND AVE., N., 14—Cool mod. rm.; priv. home; constant hot water; garage optional. $4. Ri, 2898. lOWA, 534—Wonderful pi.; mod; home privileges; $3. Here Is a real bargain. IRVINGTON—Very attr. front rm.. *3.50; with gar. & breakfast. *5 . 5603 Julian. KENWOOD. 2239—Lge.. cool, front rm.; off bath: near 111, car.: hospital; <3 week. MINNESOTA E„ 326—Large airv room. nrlvate home- reasonable price. NEW JERSEY, 1605—N. front room, newly decorated, cool, shady. Ha. 3895-J. OHIO E. 407—LODGING FOR MEN MODERN: 25c PER NIGHT. RI. 4145. PARKER. 837 N.—Front rm.. light, airy, home privlledgcs: *2.50: near oath. PENN., N., 1347—Nice cool rm. in quiet home for gentleman: gar, reas. Li. 8857. PENN. 815 N.—Large, clean, cool rms.; also 1 rm., kitchenette apt.; gar opt.; walk'g dist.; reas. rent, PROSPECT, 1144—Rms. newly finished; everytmng furn.; home priv.; *4.50 wk. SHELBY, 725--Furnished large airv rms.; quiet neighborhood. Rates *5 week. SOUTHERN. E.. 1403—Fur. rm.. mod. nrl. home; nr. bath; gar; $4.50. Dr, 3125-W. STATION. N., 2735—3 attr. rms: utilities; kitchen, cool; adult*: reas. Ch. 5649. TABOR, E., 1206—Near car line; nice furmshlngs; front rm; cool: bath, $3.50 wk. WASHINGTON BLVD.. north of 53d;" lovely rm.: pri. home: gentlemen pref. Hu. 8468. N. WEST. 829—Colored: large, cool rm., clean, well fur.; closets. Rent It at $3 wk. 10TH BT., E., 1634—2 large front rms., mod,, bath, prl, entr.. gar Ch. 2385-W. 10TH. E., 1634—2 large airy front rms; mod; prl. bath: prl. ent; gar. Ch. 2385-W. 11TH, 806 E.—2 rms., kitchenette; utility; pri. ent.; cool porch: modern. 11TH, E., 913—Employed man. or couple; private home; free coffee: close car line. ® 11TH, 515—Large, airy, frofit room; clean, newly deco.; plenty of light. 12TH, 651 E.—2 rms.; beautifully fur.; bath adj,; airy; porch: reasonable; utility. \}Y- 26- t 4 lovely well furn. rms.. Just off 111. car line; suitable for empl. persons or students; priv.; *4. $5. Call mornings. 315 W. 32D—2 or 3 fur. or unfur. rms., prl. entr, conn, bath, reas; near bus and car, SHARE—With young congenial cple, upper duplex; prl. rm. 2603 N. 111. Ta. 5198. S3—Central. 3058; lge. airy rm.. nicelv furn- horn priv. fine locat. Ha. 4148-J. ST. DENIS HOTEL; cool, homelike. t 4 up m w Marlcet BREVORT HOTEL Steam heat: mod, aonven.. >3.50 Ac up. HOTEL ANTLERS HOTEL SPINK Attractive summer rates. All rooms with 18 Honsekeeping Rooms ALABAMA, N„ 620—C001, clean, connectIng rms., nicely furn.; reasonable, ALABAMA, 1838—Furn., cool, large room, kitchen, hdwd firs.; const, hot wa.: radio. ALABAMA ,N., 1516—2-rm. apt.; Murphy bed: o'vstuffed; walnut dnette. Li. 2995. ALABAMA. N., 2535—3 rm. frt. apt.; well furn.; suit for 2 or more; reas-; porch. ARSENAL. N., 315—Nicely fur. living, bedrm. & kitchen; quiet, pri. home; reas. BELLEFONTAINE, 1133—Desirable; utility; pri. ent.; near bus, cars; bath adj. BEVILLE, N., 19—3 furn. rms., porch; prl. ent.; reas. light and water pa. RI. 3903 BEVILLE AVE., 829 N.—3 rms. and bath; front porch; pri. ent.; adults. Ch. 7581. BROADWAY, 1131—2 cool, airy modern 2-room apartments; private entrance. BROADWAY. 1134—1 AND 2 RMS. KITCHENETTE APT.; 2 BEDS; S4-85.50. BROADWAY, 1536—Large, cool rm., with kitchen, inadoor bed, o’stuff. fur., radio. BROADWAY, 1608—2 mod. clean cool rms; I P ri - P p r: bath; everything furn; redu. BROADWAY, 1422—Furn. apt.; pri. bath; hot water; phone; gar.; reduced; $6. BROADWAY, 1104—Large, front room and kitchn’te; cross ventilated: newly dec.; $4, CAPITOL, N., 1740—2 cozy rms.; everythine fur.~ end, back porch. $7. Ta. 2996. CENTRAL 1923 —2-rm. mod.; overstuffed; utilities paid: $6 week. He. 4586. COLLEGE. 1636—1 or 2 rooms and kitchette: very reasonable. He. 4449. DELAWARE. N.. 527—We1l furnished 2room apt. Prl. ent.: close in: yard, FLETCHER AVE., 1027—Large mod. rms.; comp, furn; home cooking and privileges. FOUNTAIN SQ.—l & 2 rms. $2.50 Ut>: 3 & 4-rm. cottage. $5 & $5.50. 1017 Prospect. HARLAN. 407—2 mod rms., gar., everything furn., $5 Wk. Dr. 1305. HOYT. 1526—2 nicely furnished downstairs rms.. with bath: home priivleges: $5 wk. ILL., N., 2339—1. 2,3 rm. apts., custodian serv.; hdwd fir., o’stuffed; lndry. S3-$7. LAUREL. 926—Large furn. rms.: mod.; utilities furn- gar.: $4 to $6.50, Dr 7603-R. MARYLAND, 2014 E. —3 rms., dble.: nicely furn.; strictly mod.; reas. Dr. 5711-W. NEW JERSEY. dining rm. & kitchn't comb. Ha. 0326-M. NEW JERSEY. N.. 820—Mod.. 3 rms.. bath. utility, near bus, cars, stores, cheap. NEW JERSEY, 2030 N.—Divide 12-rm. house Into apts.; remodel to suit tenant, or will rent rooms furn. or unfurn. to suit tenant. Oil burner, hardwood floors, constant hot water, hot water heat, cement porch, built-in features, laundry in basement; 2-car garage; nice location; near car line. Owner. Hu. 3749, NEW JERSEY. N., 2058—Studio apt.; real home. Must see to apprec’te: ref. Ta. 5909. ORANGE. 1724—0n Blvd., near sm. park; everything furnished. 2 rms.. reasonable. PARK, 1540—Nice 1 or 2 rm. upper and lower apts.; cool; very reas.; phone; gar. RANDOLPH, S., 1402—3 beautiful rms.. mod: pri. ent; gar: phone furn. Dr, 4746 STURM. 1801—4-rm. mod. apt.; utilies paid; near car line, Ch. 1646. SUTHERLAND. 2897—We1l furn. 3-rm. apt.. pri. ent: cool; bath; SB. He. 3155. TALBOT. N., 2420—2 furn. rms.. $5.50; fur, or unfur; utilities paid. Ta. 7110, TALBOT, N.. 1656—2 lge clean rms; kitchenet; por.; priv. entr; $6.50 wk. Ta, 2238. VILLA. S.. 350 —4 rm. mod. furn., down floor, cool sleeping. Reas. Dr. 1102. WOODRUFF, 544 M. D.—One large apt.. priv, bath: everything furn. Ch. 3173. 9TH ST., E., 712—Mod. util., near Real Silk; cool; cheap and desirable. 9TH ST., 115 E.—l upper suite, completely furn.; also 2 rms. down; large front rm., all newly decorated: $5. $4; privileges. 10TH, E., 1552—3 lovely mod. rms., 2 or 3 adults; very reas, Ch. 3574-M. 24TH, E.. 408—3 rm. frt. apt.; well furn.: pri. bath, and entrance. Porch. Reas. 31ST., W., 1057—2 newly decorated; mod. frt rms.; priv. entr.; gar. Ta, 2551. 19 Rooms with Board GALE. N.. 1105—Home cooking in mod. home for two; gar. & ldrv. Near car and bus. KEALING, N.. 1319—C001, attract, rm., in pri. home; board nad gar, opt;. Ch. 6735. KENWOOD. 5218—Want bust, man or couple; refined home, laundry., gar. Hu. 8710. | NEW JERSEY, N.. 2324—C001, cross ventilated front rom; writing desk, radio: $6. PARK. 1422—ATTRACT. COOL ROOM: FOR 2 EMPL. HOME-COOKING: PRIVL.. GARAGE, VLRY REAS. LI. 7019. VERMONT, E. 220—Lge. airy, sleeping rm.; suit, for 2; home-cooked meals opt. Reas. ATTRACTIVE, cool, airy room; home cooking; meals opt.: garage. Hu. 8325. $5 & $7—1944 N. o!ney;"nr. park; good car line: 4 or 8 men, or elderly couple. 21 Unfurnished Apartments ADDISON. N., 279—3 cool rms., and priv. bath; private home; util, paid. Be. 0847. BICKING, 318—Cool, 3-rm. lower apt.; nr. Eli Lily; reas. to right party. A-I. Dr. 4659-M. BOULEVARD PL.. 1848—Colored; 6-r. flat; mod.; lge., airy; ht.. wa. fur.; $22.50 mo. BROADWAY, 1124—Ultra-mod. apt; bedrm. dinette, kitch't. hall entr., living rm. roll away bed; newly dec., G. E. refrig; builtin features; util, pd. See Mrs. Gill, apt 7. N. CAPITOL, 1641—WELL LIGHTED FR. apt., with kitchenette, priv. bath, cool; porch: *5. Ta. 3857. CENTRAL, 2342—5 rms.; heat and water; 1 mo. free. Ri. 5994. He. 2783. DELAWARE, N.—7 light, airy rms., cor.; lower duplex: $55. Ta. 4679. FLETCHER, 881—5 cool rms. steam ht., wat.. porch, mov. pd.. *35; Va sq. of car. I Ir 6844. ’ ; ILLINOIS, N., 3145—4-rm. apt.; very at- j tractive with all utilities Including electrical refrigeration. See custodian. MERIDIAN. N.. 2235—Rare bargain: newly deco.; Frig.: furn. or unfurn. He. 5858. PLEASANT. 1436—C00l up. duplex: French doors across front; gas, gar., furn. Dr. 0988-J. MIDDLE DR. WOODRUFF. 973—3 or 4-fm. apt., all redeco.; kitchen fur.; red. Ch 6910. WOODRUFF PLACE—B7S M. Drive; 4 cool lower rms.. porch and yard; gar.; *4O. Ch, 2685. 11TH. W.. 42—Nicelv decorated kitchenette apt.; gas. water and ice furn.. *23. Call Ant. No. 1, The Grant. REDUCED RENT. Bellefontaine. 2315: three room* and bath; recently decorated: lower apartment: heat, water and garage Dr. 3300. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartment* all locations. No obligations Transportation free. Li 5452. evenings Wa. 0433. or Be. 3114. General Apartments, Inc. SPINK APARTMENTS 3720 N. Pennsvlvanla 543.00-*7.Vf)O 2035 N. Meridian *40.00-*62.50 1433 N. Pennsylvania *40.00-ssvoo 108 E. 13th 538.00-552.50 111 E. 16th 542.00-*50.00 37 W. 21st 540.00-557.00 230 E. Pratt )9th St.) *33 50-*39 CO 402 N. Meridian 550.00.5125 MODERN FIREPRROF APTS. FRIGIDAIRE EQUIPPED ACCESSIBLE Street cars, bus lines and stores. General Apartments, Inc. 22 W. Vermont St. U. 3438. Nights. Sunday*. Holiday*, call Li. 23*1.

REmm 21 Unfurnished Apartments MANCHESTER 962 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. Choice apts.: reasonable rent; utilities and refrigeration. See manager or custodian. Li. 17*1. 22 Unfurnished House* BELLE VIEU PL., 1117—Bungalow- S rms. mod., gar.; nr. school: >32 50. i r , qsqx. BRADLEY. N., 516— Attrac. clean 5-rm. mod., nr. school *35, wa. pd. Ch. 0310. CAPITOL. N-. 3009—7-rm. strictly mod. dbl.. gar.; near Shortrldge. Ta. 0934. COLLEGE, 4049—Owner, attractive 6-rm. strictly mod., newly deco.: Inside, out. COLLEGE. 4840—2-way dbl.; 5 rms . A-l; gar.: *55 house for *42.50. Ta. 7043. 1922 COMMERCE AVE. 5 Rooms and bath. Rent *16.50. R. M. Ralston, 402 Fidelity Tr. DELA.. N.. 3452—6 rms.. strictly mod. Private as single. Reduced right party. DENNY. N.. 1110—Cozy: 4-rm. mod. double: A-l condition. Wa. 3347, DRAPER 1537—Cozy 5-rm. semi-mod.; A-l condition: water paid: near school, car. Reduced rent. Hu. 4368. Dr. 3564-R. EWING, 1121—Cozy 4 rms.; A-l; fir*, reflnished: gar.: near park; *l6. Ch. 7097. GRACE. S.. 68—5-rm.. complete bath, no furnace, gar., >16.50: wa. pd. Ri. 1091. GUILFORD. 2409—6-room modern double, hardwood floors, garege; reduced rent Ir. 2067, HAMILTON, N., 661—5-rm., semi-mod. double, handy to Tech and atores, *l4. HARRIS. 33—6 rooms, modern except furnace: fine condition: gar.: *lB- Be. 0746. HIGH, 1002 —4-rm.; water pd.: good cond.; *ls, 136 W. Market. Li. 2290. ILLINOip, 2708 N.—Modern double, 6 rms., bath, redecorated throughout, shades, screens, hrdwd. floors, garage. Open for insp. Sunday. Inq. 2708 N. 111. INDIANAPOLIS. 3120—3-rm. semi-mod.; gar. wa. pd. Lib, dating: *IS. Li. 8068. KENWOOD. 2943—Attractive 8-rm. strictly mod.: breakfst, nook, gar.: *4O, T*. 4666. LA SALLE. N.. 558—4 rm. double, buiitin features: A-l shape: $25: water pd. LE GRANDE, 1445—5-rm. double, mod.: ex. furn, adults: iovelv vd.: $17,50. Dr. 4609-J Leonard. 1504—Dandy 5-room mod. double; splendid location; good condition; garage: reduced >25: water paid. Dr. 3471. LEONARD. 1504—Dandv 5-room mod. double. splendid location, good condition: garage: red, *27.50: water pd. Dr. 3472. MacPHERSON. 3208 —Attractive 5-rm. mod. double: like new; large closets; built-in cab.; full basem’t: Inc, yd.; on bus line. NEW YORK. E., 3118—Clean single, semimodern: water paid: $17.50. Ta. 3377, OLNEY. N.. 1006—5-room mod., all new interior, garage, near school: $35. OXFORD, n! 1304—Double: 5-rm. semimod.: 2 bedrms.; near Brkside Pk.; $lB. OXFORD. N., 304—4-room mod. bungalow, gas, water furnished; S2O. Ch. 1617, *2O; 515 OXFORD —2-bedroorn double, sun - P ar l° r - gar- 2800. Mr. A. Franke. PARKER. 2039—Small modern double: water, garage; $22, Li. 5231. PARKER. 440—4-rm. mod. bungalow double garage: $25, LI. 3491. PERSHING, N.. 229—Owner; attr. corner. 3 bedrm. mod; sleep, portfires. *4O. Be. 3754-J. RURAL. N.. 623—Nr. St. Philips. 6-rm. strictly mod., gar.. $35. Ir. 5587. STATE! n!! 433—8-rm! mod! single; dbL gar. Reduced: $23. Ri, 1091. TACOMA. N.. 1620—5-rm. mod. enclosed vd.. gar., water pd.: S2O, Wa. 0395. TALBOT. N.. 2164—6-rm. mod. double and garage; very special at *25. LOVE, 257 Lemcke. Ri, 8964. TRAUB, N., 548—4 RMS.; ELEC. LIGHTS, GAS. WELL. GAR.; NEWLY PAPERED; $lO. LI. 6354. ’ VILLA. 1601—6-rm. mod., breakfast rm.. laundry, gar.. S2B. wat. pd, Ir. 1315. WASH., W.. 3441—Rare bargain, 4 rms., bath, garage. He. 5858. TENTH. W.. 3217—Single; 6-rm. mod.; A-l conq.; 2-car gar,; $25. Be. 2721. TENTH. E.. 217—5-rm. semi-mod.; wa. pdT: A-l; gar.: sl6, 136 W. Market. Li. 2290. E. 16TH ST.. 3709—6 rms., strictly mod.. nr. bus and car line: gar.: $lB. Ch. 0383. WOODLAND. 28—(Off 3600 E. Wash.); attractive single. 6 rms. mod., hardwood firs, througout: gar.: $32.50, Ch. 5352. 36TH.. E.. 719—Attr. 6-rm. mod. rated, no gar., $45: water pd. Be. 3684-4. MODERN 5-rm. ant.: pri. ent. Onen porches. 1717 N. Alabama. Ri. 2290-R. BUNGALOW DBLE., sl4 toSe°t Ur 1807 11 In grain' InSlde DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL $39 SUBLETTABLE APT.; 6 rooms, conveniently arranged: newly decorated. 23 E. St. Joe. R. A. Franke. RI. 2800. E. Kirk McKinney SINGLE, N. W„ sls 5-Room; electric lights, gas. garage, large yard: 825 Udell. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL Real Bargains 1306 N. Beville; 5-room modern $20.00 246 N. Rural, 5-rm. semi-modern... 18.00 2317 Indianapolis Ave. 5-rm., colored 15.00 134 E. Bratt, 4-rm. semi-mod. colored 17.50 925 N. Ewing, 4-rm. semi-mod 15.00 1801 Arrow, 4 rm. single, semi-mod... 14.00 1213 W. Ray, 5-rm. semi-mod 13.50 1119 E. 19th St., 5-rm. colored 10.00 Fletcher Trust Cos. MODERN ' 509 E. 31st *35.00 127 W. 24th 20 00 2174 N. Olney 20.00 3703 E. New York 22 50 1305 E. Market 2L50 523 S. McClure 18 00 , SEMI-MODERN 924 Coffey 14 on 18 31 Applegate i 5 ; 0 o 46 w. Kansas 15 on 105 N. Belmont 18 00 JOHN R. WELCH & SONS 23 W. Ohio. Li. 3423. SINGLES 285 Burgess: 6-r. mod.: 2-car gar.. 525.00 2330 Parker: 5-r. m.; gar.; wa. pd. 20.00 2719 Cornell; 9-rm. mod 18 00 4121 Spann; 5-rm.; 61., well; gar. 15.00 3024 Euclid; 4-rm.; el., well 12.50 549 Vinton; 6 rms. & shed; ei., as, well io.oo i DOUBLES 3122 N. Harding: 4-rm. mod.; gar. 24 00 2305 N. New Jersey. 6-rm. mod... 18.50 1906 E. Minn.; 4-rm.; gar; wa. pd. 16.50 1034 N. Rural; 5-rm.; el., gas. wa.; 2-car gar 15.00 2129 N. Jefferson; 4-rm.; el., well.. 10.00 COLORED 2602 N. Oxford: 4-rm. dble.: el., furn.: wa. paid 15.00 2432 Parker: 4-rm. mod. sgle.; gar.: water paid 15.00 2462 Parker; 6-rm.: el., water 10.00 2213 Sheldon; 4-r. dbl; el., wa. pd. 900 2536 N. Temple: 5-r. sgl.; wa., el. 10.00 2755 Caroline; 3-rm. sgle.; el. well; gar 7.00 GREGORY & APPEL, Inc. 247-49 N. Penn. St. Lincoln 7491. a COLORED —1453-5 Shepard; 5 rm. double; new paper; toilet; sink; sll. COLORED—Oriental. N . 828—4 rms attic, cellar, gas. electricity, inside tcllet, cement porch. *10: water pd. Ta. 6250. COLORED SINGLE, $8 4 Rooms: good shape: 2522 Hillside. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS' 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses ADDISON, N.. 279—3-rm. mod.: private bath: furnished; $25. ALABAMA, N., 1942—3-rm. fur. or unfur.; bath, Gen, elec., util, pd. Ha. 2329. 115 N. ARSENAL Have two furnished apartments; five rooms, utilities furnished; price reduced to *35 per month. Key at Apt. 1. or call Mr. Mackey. Ri. 2554. Hall, Hottel Cos., Inc.

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Business Services AUTO REFINISHING—Duco or Lacquer: Ist class work; SEDAN. $25; COUPE. S2O. Li. 9205. 209 Hiawatha. AUTOS—Refinished, sls; work guar. FAIRFIELD OARAGE. 1150 Fairfield. Wa. 5165, BUS. service for prl. parties, picnic, church affair. Res. 2018 Boulevard PI. Ha. 1019--M. CARS WASHED it polished. 75c. Slmonizing *2.50, $3.50. Call for. delivered. AUTO BEAUTY SHOP, 8 E. 20th. Ha. 4115-J. CARS washed vacummed and elmor.ized, $2.50. $3 50. Washed and polished, sl. Ir. 1341. CONCRETE —Cement Work; Flagstone Setting. J. W, SPARKS. Ri. 5880. Be. 2942. ELECTRIC wiring: bargain prices; new, used and rebuilt fixtures. Our trouble dept, never closes. Reimer Electric Cos. Ch. 8767. GENERAL repair work. Tinning, roofing and furnace work. Ch. 1787, JOHNSON RUG CLEANING CO. 9x12 rug cleaned and sized. $1.25: 3piece overstuffed suite. $5: large rug free. work guaranteed. RI. 1839. Reflmshing—Rebufiding—Upholstering at Factory Store Prices. Your old furniture mle like new. Let Our Estimator Call. EMRICH FACTORY FURNITURE STORE. 325 West Morn*. Dr. 7330 TRY ~Taaka~WANT~AD FOR WiaBHM .•!■. , . . * .

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RENTUS _ 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses BRIGHTWOOD—S-rm. mod. cottage, overstuffed: tar. *4O mo. Owner. 359 W. wash. CENTRAL. 3131—3 rm*.; pri. ent.: porchz util paid: *6.50 week. He, 4156. COLLEGE. 2543—Beautifully furn. apt : 3 ra- kitch.. bath: gar : util.; *35. He. 4105. DELAWARE, N., 806—Attractive furnlahed apt., rent reduced. RI, 1148 GUILFORD. 4501—5 rma.; well furn.; etocT refrig.. reliable adulU. ahedy. Hu. 3518. MERIDIAN. N.—Beautiful, richly furn". hehrm apt.; *th floor; alao m-t-door bed; large living too m: combination radio: reasonable Call Ta, 5695. MERIDIAN. S., 2139—4 rms.. bath. mod., furn.. util paid: wash, machine; gar; pri. vate ent,. yard: *35. NEW JERSEY. 824 N -Mod . 3 rrnTT bath' utility, near bua. cars, stores, cheap. RAVFNSWOOD—Furnished cottage: - avaiu able for 1 (one) and 2 <twoi week perireasonable rate*. Call Williams. Ll. 8652 before nine. 8029—See this: 4-room mod"! Pii n nce r ,? d & WMh - m,Ch ’’ #ll elect ' ,0 * W i6 L so U Jnrt E ti apt : P nv ' bath : *6.50 and *B. See housekeeper In basem t W „ J. 548 —°NE AND TWO-ROOM APTS., UTILITIES FURN. REAS. W wJr^ T nW & TiV rm ' ru l n ' * pt • ! teht and water paid, >2O mo. Inq. 632 Sanders. " , TP’ 8355—3 or 4 rooms, downstairs! strictly mod., cool & comfortable; rea^ 3 ' rm ® pt - co °h airy; convenient transportation. 919 Park. Ri 4898. FURNISHED—S-room bungalow; modern! near Garfleld Park. Be. 4124. LOVELY home* north. ideal - ' locat ion! near Wash. Blvd. Rent reduced. Hu. 7714. FURNISHED COTTAGE! “ ~ *5.00 to SIO.OO (COMPLETE) ' El.. N.. SlOti —Beautifullly furn. apts.:’ utilities paid. Ll. 8888. v Newly Furnished Apt. Includes all utilltle* and garage. THE DUNDEE VIRGINIA AVE. AND McCARTY STS. See cuatodlan at 781 E. McCarty st. Apt. 47. 24 Suburban and Farms NEAR Holy Name School Beech Grove-5-rm , semi-mod., gar., >l4. Ir. 4297! SUBURBAN APT.—2 rms. and kitchenette; partly furn.: sll mo. Bridgeport, odposite Post Office. 24-A Resorts and Cottages COTTAGES on Little Chapman lake, near Wan>aw. close to nature, excellent soring u * De,s ’ Office and Desk Space DESK SPACE-With desk, file and telelRoom sVTYI 6 < & m °- 81 E Georgla ’ STOREROOM and 5 living rms., semimodern; $lB. 466 8. Ritter. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale AODISON, N., 79—7-rm. mod. dbl; gar., to settle estate. Bowyer. Ri. 1421: Dr. 5550. NEWLY PAINTED—SheIbv 116; 5-rm. semt__mod.. gar- 815 dwn: bal like rent. Ri 7725 28___®aie Suburban Property 70. ACRES—Near Greensburg: fair buildings. good land, gravel road: Sl.noo; SSOO down. Balance 5 years. Ir. 4297. 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage li ACRES—-4 miles from Mavwood: lm?I2, ve w ents; 10w Dflce- 1552 E. 10th. Ch 35 (4-M----ACRES—26 mi.; S. West, house, i r . n ?i ne water in pasture. 100.I 00 .- tree * ; SSOO cash. 1501 Wa. 3440. 30 Sale Income Property S T?,Sw iOC L M wl , th 8 llvln F rms i' Irvington! modern: bargain. Ir. 6406; Ch. 2334 32 Wanted to Sell or Rent FINE site for milk or cleaning planttn? d n^ or n Small UctOTY - Brick buildMERCHANDISE ~ 34 Miscellaneous For Sale COMPLETE LINE OF VENTILATING AND DESK FANS. LET US HELP ENGINEER YOUR VENTILATING PROBLEM. Meier Electric & Mach. Cos. 3525 E, Washington. j r jjjj EL wi?p| tl . C v, band gaw v tr >P hammer, emery shaping machine and other blacksmith equip.; good cond. 2917 W. loth. EL DhaIe RIC 24^ O N° G 7a 5 v 56 P ° WCr ’ single Electric Water Pump , JACTORY REBUILT, GOOD AS NEW. ATTRACTIVE PRICE. ’ Meier Electric & Mach. Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. ir. 1151. FREE G^ oss ot caps with 3 doz. botj ... ties; qts.. 45c doz.: pints. 25c doz. We deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO., 534 W, Pearl St. Li. 8085. equipment. Including chairs! tables, linens, lrg, size range. Hu. 6715. TRADE Your Old Golf Clubs for new steel shafted clubs. Liberal allowance for your old clubs and bags Guarantee Tire & Rubber Cos. 211 S. Illinois St. ri. 7391 TYPEWRITER—OIiver. >ls: Addressograoh machine: $lO. 1240 N, Dearborn, Ch 17:< ,. TYPEWRITER— Underwood, portable ike new; real bare. MR LANCE. Hu.’ 8493. TYPEWRITER—PortabIe, almost new real cheap. 653 E. 42nd St. 35 Household Goods BEAUTIFUL —6 rms. of Walnut furniture, including rugs, must move at once Dealers welcome. 540 W. 31st. Ta. 4196. BOOKCASE—4 sections; dressing table: other small wrticles. All cheap and clean. 1202 Hovt. BREAFAST SET—ltalian carved dining rm. and bedrm., twin beds, linen Frieze., Jiving rm. rugs.: sac, 3710 N. Meridian. FOR REFRIGERATORS All types and sizes, new and used. See our display. 2000 Northwestern Ave. Open 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. FURNITURE, stove*, rugs, refrig., new. used: cash credit Barrett 863 Virginia. FURNlTUßE—Beautiful; 7 rms.: complete; must sell. 2150 E. Raymond. Dr. 0587-W. ICE CHEST—Almost new; cost new Sl6; will sell for 85. 241 8. Rural. KITCHEN cabinet, green; and 75-lb. refrigerator, both A-l; cheap. Ir. 6283. LlNOLEUM—Remnants, as large as 20 sq. yds., suitable for bath ie kitchens. 81L N. Alabama. °^,f T 2 lce boxes - A-l. at a bargain. 1-36 Oliver avenue. Be. 2456. SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON ALL MAKES. WHITE CO., RI, 4755. WASHER—Easy; wringer type: A-l condition: very reas. 2609 E. Wash. WASHING MACHINE PARTS & SERVICE Wringer rolls $1.85 and up. EASY parts. new and used. 2609 E. Wash. Ch, 0852, Wicker Chairs, $3 Each $5 C t h o al sl0 I ?a U cT S ’ * 4 ’ WlCker daven ' 50rta ’ prlced'nght****' * nd chll<,ren ’* raincoat* / BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. Corner Capitol and South St

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Basinoas Servieca PLASTERING—Gen. repairs, painting. paper hanging. WTLJJS. 4*o St. Paul. Dr. 5075. 3IMONIZING—Prices fOo! **!ml —top I u * r - ALBRIGHT AUTO SERVICE 310 £■ 13th. Ll, 2182 Moving, Transfer, Storage ALLISONS—*2.SO A LOAD UP. EXPERI” ENCKP. CAREFUL WHITE MEN RI 4698 MOVING. s3—You help, $1 leaa: quick service: careful white men Ch. 8840 FIREPROOF STORAOE Store now. pay alx month* later, free Hauling to storage. Moving 84 per load and up. Call Ri. 7750. 419 E. Market at. MOVING—S 2 up, anything, any time: local, overland; white men. Petes. Ch. 3878. Paperhanging and Painting A-I FAPERINO, 9c. Samples shown, furr.lshad Si hung. $3 a rm. Terms. Ir. 6088 FIRST-CLASS paper hanging, 8c per roll Be 0112-R. MATER ft BID ELL. PAPERHANGING—I2c roll, paper cleaning. 50c. Palntg. For furn, or auto. Ll 8Ul!