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Search Still Is On for Mother of ‘Miss Nobody’.

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Betty T incher, now 10, who was the City's little ‘Miss Nobody” in 1923.

Foster Mother, in Difficulty, Is Willing to Give Up 10-Year-Old Child. Somewhere in the United States, the mother of Betty Tincher, popularly known as “Miss Nobody,” is wondering what fate has in store for the child she abandoned ten years ago. She wants Betty to have every care and attenton. And Betty’s foster mother, Mrs. Harry L. Faulkner of Los Angeles is seeking help from the child’s mother. Betty was only a baby when she was disccovered in a suit box by Mr. and Mrs. Mart Hayes at 3046 Central avenue. She was taken to the city hosiptal, from which she was later informally adopted by Mrs. Faulkner, then Mrs. Orvall E. Tincher. For ten years Mrs. Faulkner has given Betty the love and care of a mother. Betty has been educated in a private school. She has been given musical training, and has appeared in programs at her school and church. She does not know that Mrs. Faulkner is not her real mother. Recently Mrs. Faulkner met with unfortunate circumstances, which make it impossible for her to continue to give Betty the home and training which she needs. She has appealed to Los Angeles authorities to aid her in finding Betty’s real mother. “Betty’s mother always has wanted to help support her,” a relative of Mrs. Faulkner said today. “She followed Mrs. Faulkner to Des Moines, and offered financial support for her. She told Mrs.

Farmers of State Vision Rocketing Price for Hogs

Ten-Dol!ar Porkers Is New Dream of Soil Tiller to Save Agriculture. Farm relief bills may come and go at Washington and yet not lift the mortgage on the Hoosier farmer’s homestead. However, his eyes had a glint of hope today as he stood on the back steps and surveyed his grunting porkers, in prime condition, rooting up land unable to produce enough to pay taxes. The value of each of those sleek, fat squealers had risen approximtely a. dollar in the last few days.. In the back of his mind a. faint whisper is beginning to be heard. Ten dollar hogs? Who knows? Since April 19. when the United States definitely abandoned the gold standard, hogs have risen 75 cents a hundred pounds, or around $1.87 for a good 250-pound porker. On March 4. the beginning of the Roosevelt regime at Washington, hogs were selling for a top of $3.70 at the Union Stockyards. With the immediate effect of the bank holiday, an artificial price of $4.35 was created by March 7, due to lack of supplies and cash with which to do business. By March 10 the price again had slumped to $3.90 and on April 4 it was back to $3.80, following a series of up and downs in which $4.15 was the extreme high touched. April 19 marks the turning point in prices. Starting at $3.65 on that day, the price never has been lowered. Buyers continually have had to pay more for offerings, until Thursday the top price was $4.40.

Inflation talk, uncertain outcome

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Faulkner that it was impossible for her to keep Betty with her, but that she would like to see her. Afraid It Was Ruse Mrs. Faulkner was afraid that it w r as a ruse to take the child from her. since she had neglected to adopt her, and she refused both the money and the privilege of seeing her. “For years Betty’s mother kept in touch with her, but Mrs. Faulkner wanted to be completely responsible for the child. Now she feels that she will be unable to continue to give her the things to which she has accustomed her, and which she feels Betty’s mother is able to give her. “She loves Betty bo much that she is willing to give her up. so that she can have the comforts she planned for her. But I am sure that she never will release her to any one except the real mother.” Sacrifice Not Unusual A sacrifice of this kind by a foster mother is not unusual, according to William Fahey, local attorney, who for years was connected with the juvenile court. Fahey was instrumental in finding a home for “Little Miss Nobody.” ‘‘There is a very real feeling of love in foster mothers,” Fahey says. “If Mrs. Faulkner must give up Betty, it undoubtedly wall be a very difficult thing for her. I remember how anxious she was to have the baby at the time the child was found. “I made several visits to the home while they lived in Indianapolis, and her care of the baby was a beautiful thing. Little ‘Miss Nobody’ at that time had the daintiest of clothing, and the best of care. She was a much-loved baby.”

of farm relief legislation and a belief that higher prices are due all have combined to force the level upward. CITY PUT ON DISPLAY Giant Photographs to Tell Story at World’s Fair. Indianapolis will be on display, through th* medium of giant photographs. at the world’s fair in Chicago which will open May 27. Through co-operation of the Chamber of Commerce and the Indianapolis branch of the American Airways, photographs were taken of the entire business section of the city and of the municipal airport. The aerial picture of the buisness district forms the background for the display and at each side are charts showing the diversified industries of the city and the marketing area. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices ALEXANDER, NINA—Age 63 years, wife of Charles M. Alexander, died Thursday, May 11. Funeral Saturday, May 13. 2 p. m. at the GEO. W. USHER FUNERAL HOME. 2614 W. Wash. St. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. ELDRldEeTanna—Beloved wife of Emerson and mother of Gail Eldridge, passed away at the residence. 3470 Salem st„ Thursday evening. Services at the PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday evening. FUNK. FRANK F.—Beloved husband of Mar" H. Fun!:, father of Marv Jean Funk, -in cl Mrs. Pauline Funk and brother of Charles and Joe Funk, passed away Wednesday evening. Mav 10. age 44 years. Funeral services will be held at the residence of his mother. 323 Prospect St.. Saturday afternoon. Mav 13, at 2 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill cemete’-v Friend invited. WALD FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices HAM ANT. FRANK J.—Age 73 year*, beloved husband of Catherine, father of Mrs. 'William Nayrocker. William C. Hamant, and Mrs James Loftus. died Wednesday. May 10. Funeral Saturday, May 13. 8 30 a m. at residence. 341 N. Holmes ave.. 9 a. m. St. Anthony s church. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. GEORGE W. USHEft In charge. KREUTZBERGER. CARL—Parsed away Thursday eve at the Methodist hospital. Services Monday 10 a m. at the CONKLE FUNERAL' HOME. 1934 W. ■'Michigan st. Friends invited. Burial Floral _P ark. LOSEV. GEORGE H.—Passed awav Wednesday evening at his residence 3620 N. Meridian. Services at THE FLANKER AND BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday. 2 and. m. Friends invited. Burial Lebanon, Ind. M’GINLEY. JOHN—Age 42. husband of the late Nellie Casey McGinley. brother of Sister Carmelita. Mrs. Mary Broughton, Mrs. John Fahey. Mrs. James Malev, James and Francis McGinley. died Wednesday afternoon. Friends mav call at KIRBV-DINN MORTUARY. Funeral Saturday 7:30 a. m. at the MORTUARY. 8 a. m. St. Anthony's church. Buriai Holy Cross cemetery. Friends Invited. WATSON. EDGAR C.—Passed away May 11 at the Methodist hospital. Survived by his mother, Emma Watson, Eminence, Ind.: brother of Mrs. Ralph Warmoth, Eminence: Mrs. J. A. Shuler. Terre Haute: Mrs. Blanche Smith, Indianapolis. Friends mav see Mr. Watson at the FEENEY A: FEENEY FUNERAL HOME. 2339 N. Meridian st.. any time after 6 o. m.. Mav 12. Funeral Sunday. May 4 14 at the FEENEY FUNERAL HOME. 1130 a. m. Services at Eminence. 2 p. m. I’AEGER. MARGARET ANNE Beloved daughter of Godfrey D. and Cecilia Koehler Yaeger and sister of Edrea. Jane of 75th and Keystone ave.. passed away Thursday, May 11. age 14 years. Funeral services at the Bethlehem Lutheran church, 52d and Central ave.. Saturday. May 13. at 1:30 p. m. Burial at Crown Hill cemetery. Friends mav call at the FUNERAL HOME. HISEY & TITUS. 951 N. 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BUSINESS SERVICE 7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage BRADSHAW TRANSFER 825 Broadway “Better Moving of Better Furniture’' Lowest Rates in City Any Time Any Place LI. 4105 MOVING—LOCAL AND OVERLAND. DAY OR NIGHT. RI-9673. FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now. pay six months later, free hauling to storage. Moving $4 per load and up. Call RI-7750, 419 E. Market St. GENERAL HAULING—LocaI and long distance; new Dodge trucks. RI-6113 MOVING—S 2 up. anything, anvwhere, any 7 time: white men. PETE'S CH-2578. BRADSHAW TRANSFER—Move anv time. S2 and up: exp, white men. LI-4105. STORAGE—LocaI, long distance hauling, return loads wanted. Part loads service. OTTO J. SUESZ. RI-3628. RI-6561. CH-0699-W. 7-b Paperhanging and Painting A NO. 1 PAPER hung 10c roll; wall paper cleaned FREE. Painting. repairing, quality work. MR. WILLIS. DR-5075. A-l CLEANING WALL PAPER GADBERRY. Work guaranteed. CLEANING—Paper 50c per room; immediate service; white: 10 years experience. LANNAN. BE-4728. PAINTING—Best paint, repairs, reliable terms. BEARD. RI-4155. 429 Va N. Davidson. PAPER HANGING Cleaning, painting, moderate prices. SMITH BROS.. Decorator. CH-3782-M. PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning and painting, by responsible man; reasonable. CH--2515-J. PAPER HANGING—IOc roll, border free; painting; repairing; clean 50c room. BE--3754-W. PAPER CLEANING—EXCELLENT SERVICE. O’DONALD. RI-4628. PAPER FURNISHED, hung. $3 75; kitchens painted, $7; woodwork washed. RI-1642. PAPER HANGING—Paper furnished, hung. Special price on large jobs, HA-2987-W. PA.'ERHANGING—S2 anv room, work guaranteed Paper 5c up. LI-4290. REAL paper hanger, painter. 25 years’ experience; any room $2; white man. MR. RAY, HE-3247. PAPERING. $2. HOUSE PAINTING. IM~MEDIATE SERVICE. HE-4070, A-l PAPER CLEANING—SOc up: hanging. walls washed, painted. CH-6533-J. nOf Paper cleaned anv room C. F. TUPPER. BE-2528-(21 AVERAGE rooms hung, 53.50. Suntest. Paper 8c up. BE-1185-W. MODERNIZE—Painting, paper hanging, roofing. 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RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms NEW JERSEY. 1225 N— Light, clean front room; 4 windows; S3; near Central car line. NEW JERSEY. 2601. N.—Nice front room, garage. porch, yard. Central car. HANORTH Comfortable modern room; private family; gentleman; garage, near Central car line. HA-1677-NL PENN . N . 1347—Cozv room, near bath, quiet home, reasonable; gentleman; garage. LI-8357. VERMONT, E. 128; Apt. 3; sleeping room, modern: citv heat, walking distance. Reasonable RI-3941. WASHINGTON BLVD.. 2820—Front room, shower bath, very reasonable; breakfast optional. TA-3821. WINTHROP. 4101—Clean, airy sleeping room: gentleman preferred, garage, reasonable HU-17 33. 10TH . 1604. E.—Unfurnished rooms, cheap: 2 large rooms down. gas. lights, heat furnished, sl2 month. 2. up. in front $lO month; 2. In back. S8 month, one $6 50 month. Newly papered. Be readv Monriay. Mav 15 11TH. 132 W.—Twin beds. 2 closets, large porch, private entrance; telephone; $3 for 2. BEAUTIFULLY furnished room; refined home, north, gentleman preferred; reasonable. WA-3080. ! DELIGHTFUL room: real home: north 2 voung men or employed couple. WA--065L ' COZY furnished sleeping room, east modern: gentleman onlv; references required; $2 50 week. Call evenings after 7 at 50 S. Grace or DR-4427. days 17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns NICE clean beds: steam heat; 25c night. NEW PALACE HOTEL. 4 N. New Jersey. FURNISHED cottage on White river; 12 miles north. 30i E. Michigan CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia: downtown, clean, steam-heated rooms; walking distance; $2 up. roionifll Tint pi Every con free Darkouiuiucti iiuiui me Musl see t 0 ao . predate. 84 up. 236 N. Illinois. HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel service. As low as S2 a day: $lO week 750 N. Meridian. LI-2351, CORONADO HOTEL Illinois, one block north of bus terminal. Running hot and cold water. Public and private baths. Daily 75c up. Weekly, $3.50 up. SEMTNOLE Alabama. 920. n.. OILIV.UrNUJRHL SINGLE ROOMS. ITOTFT, $3.50—54—54.50. IIU FOLLOW THE CROWD for clean attractive mod, rms. LI-1496. EASTGATE HOTEL We invite comparison In rates, appointments and service; beautifully furnished and carpeted rooms. Beautvrest mattresses, radio mot headphones*. You will en.iov our luxurious lobbv. social rooms, card games, etc. The location is quiet and most convenient. We are sure that vou will be agreeablv surprised upon learning our low rates, as we guarantee more for vour monev than can be obtained elsewhere. Washington and New Jersey Sts. 18 Housekeeping Rooms $3. $3.50 and ss.so—lllinois. N.. 2339; 1 and 3 rooms: suitable for 4, HA-4928-M. $3—1051 XV. 31st.—Front room and kitchenette. near car and bus. $3.50 UP. 2224 COLLEGE—I or 2 large front rooms, overstuffed, sink; next bath. 54.50; 2225 E. 10TH.--2 front rooms; modern: sink, gas range: large closet $5, MERIDIAN. 1706 Rooms, sink, twin beds. Private entrance, adults. $5.50; 930 w. 33D —2-room, modern apartment; sink, utilities. TA-0930 days, TA--6983 eves., Sunday. s6—Ashland. 1232; 3 rooms, liicelv furnished; private porch; overstuffed; utilities paid. ALABAMA. N.. 1920—2-room front, apartment; everything furnished; modern; 2 private entrances. TA-0620. ASHLAND, 1550 —3-room apartment: nicely furnished; utilities; complete kitchen; garage; references. ASHLAND. 2603—Light, cheerful. 2-room apartment, sink, porch, garage, very reasonable. HE-5071. BELLEI’ONTAINE. 2033—2 large, light, nicely furnished; next to bath, $3.50. HE-5805, BEVILLE, 829. N.— 2 front housekeeping rooms, next bath, porch; private entrance. BROADWAY. 1422—4 rooms furnished; private bath: overstuffed; Beauty rest mattress. $5. CENTRAL. 1456 Unfurnished modern apartment, utilities. 2 large rooms, kitchenette, porch, garage, RI-4749. COLLEGE. 1427—Airv 2 or 3 rooms; everything furnished. Utilities, sink. garage. Reduced, Ri. 8104. DELAWARE, N„ 830—2 rooms: everything furnished: modern; reasonable: walking distance. ILLINOIS. N., 3121—3 rooms, completely furnished; nice kitchen,* private entrance. hardwood floors. HA-0208-R. MERIDIAN, N., 1927—Fine little 2-room housekeeping apartment; side entrance; very cheap. HE-3422. MERIDIAN. N., 1835- —2,3 room apartments; also sleeping rooms; very attrectively furnished. HA-2347-W. NEW JERSEY, 831 N.—Close in; lovely 2 or 3-room apartments: sink: hot water; ail utilities. NEW YORK. E. 421—Nice front room, all furnished: also sleeping room: reasenable. Phone’44. OAKLAND. N.. 956—3 Rooms and bath: private entrance; utilities furnished; adults, after 6 p, m. OHIO. 540. E.—Room and kitchenette. $2 per week, single rooms, $1.50 up. PROSPECT, 2008—Nice modern 2 and 1room kitchenette apt.: porch and garage. PRUITT. 1325 —’ 2 square from Riverside car: 3 nicely furnished rooms. $4; yard. garage. RANDOLPH, N. 232—3 modern furnished rooms; newly decorated; private entrance, RI-3986. STATE, N. 423—Lower 3-r£om apartment; redecorated; overstuffed lurniture: utilities paid; yard, CH-0162-J SUMMIT. N„ 237—2 nice front rooms, well ventilated: everything furnished; utilities: private entrance: $4. TALBOT. N. 1710—Beautiful sleeping room, adjoining bath: home pri vlieges, $4. TUXEDO, N. 1210—Attractively furnished apartment: private bath: private, modern home: utilities: adults. UNION. 1214—2 and 3 rooms, modern, newly papered and furnished, $3 and $5 week, WASHINGTON. E.. 1220—2 connecting front rooms downstairs; sink, porch, garage: reasonable. ' WASHINGTON, E.—Two large front rooms and bath; cross ventilation: $5 for couple: walking distance. LI-9103 10TH., E.. 222 —2. 3-room unfurnished apartments, large kitchen, in-a-door bed: hot water. 30TH. W—4 rooms, unfurnished, modern. $3.50: also sleeping room, $2. WA-2R20-J, COLORED—La Vern722o W. North; 1 rm. 8t bath $2 wk LI-2662. 19 Rooms with Board s3.7s—Real hom<'. east—Employed girls or children. 39 N. Oxford st, ALABAMA. N. 1224—Nice, comfortable, airy room: modern; good meals; close in. RI-6647. BROADWAY. 2232—Comfortable room; good meals, gentleman preferred; hot water. $5. HE-2567, EUCLID. N. 1018—Nicely furnished room; 2 in family: private home. CH-1162. HANNA. 1239—Nice airy room; 2 gentlemen or employed couple, privileges; $5. DR--5091-J, NEW YORK. 2219 E. -Widow’s home, single. $5; double. SB. including laundry. Ch, 4634-W. STANLEY. 2626—Nice room; widow’s home; 1 or 2: home cooking; laundry; garage. DR-7686. TALBOT, N.. 2023—Large, airy, front room; twin beds; home privileges; board optional. NONE BETTER—Twin beds, shower: home atmosphere. 2062 N. New Jersey. TA-6916. ATTRACTIVE room in lovely home north; board optional. TA-4893. 21 Unfurnished Apartments $32.50, COLLEGE, 2465—Upper 4 light airy rooms, large porch, awnings. S4O. 2-BEDROOM APARTMENT. Frigidaire equiped. 655 E. 24th St., Marie Apt., E. J. GAUSEPHOL CO . 51 Circle. BICKING. 318 4-room modern, near Lilly’s: heat, water: summer. $lB. DR--4659-M. CENTRAL, 2342—5 Rooms, heat and water, 1 month free RI-5994. HE_-2783 J COLLEGE AVE . 1815—LIGHT. AIRY BTTS’GALOW TYPE 5-RM APARTMENT; PORCHES. YARD: MOVING PAID’ DATING RENT CHEAP RESIDENT MGR.. 1807 COLLEGE AVE FALL CREEK BLVD., W.. 51—5 rooms, 2bedroom apt.; porches; G. E.; reduced. HA-3127. FLETCHER AVE., 522 2-room apt., utilities furnished. *25. Security Trust Cos., Ri. 9484. GRACELAND. 3615—Upper duplex 3 rms., garagfe. utilities furnished: sls. MERIDIAN, 1218 8.—4 rooms, hot water, steam heat, reasonable rent. DR-2759, MERIDIAN. N.. 2237—Upper. 5 rms.. bath. frigi . oil heat, rea LI-2862 PENNSYLVANIA. 2128 N—Lovely 5-room apt., utilities furnished, vara, reasonabie WA-1645-W. 5822 East Washington Best location in citv: fine bedroom apart--230 E. 9th St S3O 00-$ 37 50 402 N. Meridian 45 00- 125 00 10TH ST., E., 1530—4 rooms modern, heat, water, near Tech. See janitor. CH-2758. 29TH ST : W. 403. Modern 4 rooms. S2O. Adults gA-0282. 3-ROOM APARTMENTS—Modern: 5 minutes to town; Riverside bus: hardwood floors; very cheap. Call TA-1713.

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RENTALS 21 Unfurnished Apartments Woodsmalirs Well-Managed Apanrtmneinits • UNFURNISHED • 2735 NO MERIDIAN. 1 Bedrtom apartments with dinette and diniig room ample closer spare, rross-ver.lilation. all modern conveniences Be;> location in citv. Rents reduced to S4O-$45. 3777 NO. MERIDIAN Efficiency ar.d 1 bedroom suite* crossventilation. sound-proof, fireproof new building with all modern conveniences. 'Carpeted F!oo r? . Special rates nowavailable. An address of distinction. 502 EAST 38TH STREET 1 bedroom suite, front location, with dining room modern conveniences and garage Rent now only SSO 90. 542 EAST MAPLE ROAD. 2 Bedroom suite with unusually large room, nice daylight kitchen. t> large closets, modern conveniences, garage Must be seen to be appreciated. A real price to the right tenants. 3444 NO. FENNA. ST 2 Bedroom suite, choice of dinette or dining room Modern conveniences Well-kept sound-proof, fire-proof building near Shortrtdge High. Exceptional value. 1530 NO. ILLINOIS ST. Efficiency Suite, well located, modern conveniences, with all utilities paid. Convenient to downtown. Rent now only $25. # FURNISHED • THE DOWNTOWNE 120 E North St. at Dela. Bachelor suite with large living room, bedroom. ' kitchenette bath, twin beds, well furnished. maid service, $u week. Res Mgr. 1530 NO. ILLINOIS ST. Large living room, dressing room. Pullman diner, kitchenette, built-in features, Frigidaire; utilities Included. See Apt. 1. 4001 E. WASHINGTON ST. 1 Bedroom suite, an unusual value with modern conveniences. clean, healthy environment, proper management, low rentals. 2735 NO. MERIDIAN ST. Newly decorated 1-bedroom apartment with dinette or dining room- crossventjlation. large closets, plenty of sunlight: rents reduced to S4O-$45 Best value in distinctive neighborhood in the city. ML H. Woodsraall AGENCY, INC. 2nd Floor Fidelity Trust Bldg. Phone, LI. 5391 BELVEDERE. NO 12. 310 E North. 4 rooms. G. E. refrig.; all utilities; S3O. 2327 COLLEGE 5-room upper duplex; heated; $32 50. BROADWAY. 1706. Lower duplex: 5 rooms, heat and water; $39. WASHINGTON 345‘i E Three rooms; steam heat; sl6. ASHLAND AVE . 1532—N0. 3. Three rooms. $21.25. ILLINOIS. 2449 N —No. 9. Six rooms; S4O. DEAUVILLE APTS —Colored. 548 N. SENATE AVE. Two and three-room heated; close to city; sl9 to $23. _ 1508 BROADWAY. Two and three-rooms, G. E. refrig., some with in-a-door beds, gas furnished; S2O to $25. 17 E. ST. JOE Six rooms, porches; $29 50. 310 N. DEWAWARE. Two rooms, private bath; S2O. t 3239 N. ILLINOIS. Three rooms and kitchenette, all utilities, garage; rent $42.50 to $47.50. FLETCHER TRUST CO. SEE SAYLES FOR RENTALS. The Stratford 510-20 N. Meridian St. Opposite the beautiful War Memorial fountain Unusually desirable one to four-room apartments. Some include all utilities. Attractive rates prevail. The Lexington 1116-20 N Capitol Ave. These apartments can not be dupll- '* rated at the new summer rates now in effect. Efficiency and bedroom apart- “ some with utilities. Call ' RI-1713. HOUSES Listed below are just a few of our bar- - gains in houses. See them today. 3506 N Illinois, 5-room modern double; garage; $25. 2 °525 Coileeoi fi ' roorn modern double: - 533 N. Keystone; 5-roont semi-mod- 1 ern; $lO. C. F. SAYLES & CO. 239 N. Delaware. RI-3468. - BARRINGTON ICOI'RT APARTMENTS \JTI {*/ 38th and Pennsylvania 2 Bedroom Apt. 27 ft living room, cining room, out- - side kitchen, 2 fine bedrooms, and an unusually attractive bath. Features in- ” elude high windowjs in living room, walls painted and glazed, 4-room closets, oven heat control regulator on Roper range, electric dishwasher sink, - ventilator from kitchen, sound deadened floors and walls. '“Rentals Just Reduced : SUMMER COMFORT The really big thing now to consider ' in selecting an apartment is how livable will it be two months from “ n°’’ You will find the apartments listed here far above the average on this score. • 1028 VIRGINIA AVE. J 2-room arts., newly decorated, renti reasonable, keys at apt. No. 2. •615 MADISON AVE. The MADISON apts. are newlv decorated. 3 rooms. $22.50 ; 4 rooms. $25: 5 rooms. S3O. • 1232 BROADWAY 3 rooms and sunporch. newly dec- - orated Onlv 2 apts left. $22.50. See - custodian in basement WHAT VALUES! i Wyndham, 1040 N. Delaware..,s4o-S6O " Marleigh, 1434 N Delaware. .. S4O-S6O Rotherwood. 1503 N. Penn 535-160 Shelton. 825 N Delaware s2s**3o • The finest in modern fireproof construction now available to the - discriminating tenant at a modest rental. * F. R. Buck Properties \ Riley 5715. Z "college court * APARTMENTS 5347-5353 College Ave. Several apartments available containing” living room with in-a-door bed. full-size" bedroom, bath, dinette and kitchenette.” Frigidaires electric dishwashers Beautl-„ fully decorated and ready for possession.. All utilities furnished Garages available.. REDUCED RENTALS See Resident Manager Apt. No. 115. for inspection, or call HU-1226 W. A. BRENNAN, Inc. : 428 Illinois Bldg Ri-2315 ~ *20—42 W. llTH—Nicely decorated. Kitchenette apartment: neat. gas. water. :c--furnished. Call Apt. L The Granu - S2O—ASHLAND. 1214-Four rooms, hard-" wood floors: heat, water, garage . *3O; ALABAMA AND 19TH—5 large, lighl"' airy rooms, unusual apt, home. TA-0419.* *3o—*32—s3s PENNSYLVANIA CAR 5. 6. 7-ROOM APTS., HEAT AHD WATER. JA. 5578.