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RETIRED SISTER SUPERIOR DIES; RITES ARE SET Nun, 77, Was Many Years Head of St. Vincent’s Hospital. Funeral services for Sister Mary Joseph. 77. retired sister superior of St. Vincent's hospital, and member of the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul flitjr-one years, who died yesterday in St. Vincent s hosP f al. will be held at 10 Saturday momma in SS Peter and Paul cathedral. Bishop Joseph E Hitter will officiate. Place and definite time of the funeral have not been arrane r d. Rural will be m Holv Cross cemetery Sister Mary Josepn was born in Baltimore, and served as sister superior at S. Vincent s hospital from 1009 to 1927. when she was retired. Since that time she has continued at the hospital, visiting patients. She came to Indianapolis m 1883. after six months in the seminary of the Sisters of Charity in Emm itsburg, Md. Sister Mary Joseph worked in the old St. Vincent's hospital on South street, spent a year as sister superior of St. Mary's hospital. Evansville, and returned to St. Vincent's hospital here. Among her souvenirs was an autographed photograph of former President Theodore Roosevelt, w he sent her after spending one day as a patient in the old St. Vincent's hospital. Surviving Sister Marv Joseph are a brother. A. J. Sehiffer. Wheeling. W. V. and two sisters. Sister Mary j Anastasia. Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Fred Boekler, Los Angeles. Marie Moeschlein Dies The funeral of Miss Marie Moeschlem. 70. who died yesterday in St. Anthony's home, Lafayette, will be held at 8:30 Saturday in the Voight funeral home, and at 9 in Sacred Heart church, of which she was a member. Burial will be in St. Joseph s cemetery. Miss Moeschlem was born in Germany. She had been a resident of Indianapolis thirty years, and for ten years had lived in St. Anthony's j home. Retired Carpenter Dies Private funeral services for Columbus L. Powell. 77, retired carpenter and contractor, who died yesterday in his home. 2205 North New Jersey street, will be held at 2 to- ' morrow in the Clyde V. Montgomery j funeral home. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. Mr. Powell was a member of the ; Brotherhood of Caponiers and Join- ] ers of America. Surviving him are the widow. Mrs. Ida Powell: a daughter. Mrs. Mabel Cunningham, and a son. El wood Lee Powell, all of Indianapolis: three brothers. Albert and Robert Powell. Marysville. Cal , and Ed Powell, California. Mo. Upholsterer Succumbs His whittling interrupted by a | heart attack, Davis Nirman. 83-year-old upholsterer, died Wedncs- ; day in a woodshed at the rear of his home. R. R. 15, Box 23. A knife and a piece of wood were clasped in his hands when the body was found by his widow, Mrs. Hattie Nteman. Bush Services Saturday Services for .John Bush. 52. Princeton hotel, who died yesterday i in St. Francis hospital, will be held at 8:30 Saturday in the home of a brother, Dennis J. Bush. 3111 North Capitol avenue, and at 9 m the St. John's Catholic church. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Mr. Bush was associated with his brother m the restaurant business. Surviving him are the brother, a sister. Mrs. Mae Henn. Indianapolis, and a cousin. Owen <Ownie Bush. Minneapolis baseball team manager. Former Resident Dead Services for Robert H. Smith. 34. Sandusky. 0.. former Indianapolis resident, were held today in Springfield. CV. the home of his parents. Mr. Smith died Tuesday following a short illness. He attended Butler university and the University of Illinois.

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160 VIGILANTES HOLD PRACTICE Pistol and Rifle Instruction Sponsored by Bankers’ Association. One hundred sixty vigilantes, representing thirty counties throughout Indiana, received instruction this morning on the Ft. Benjamin Harrison pistol range, as a part of the eighth annual target practice sponsored by the Indiana Bankers Association. Practice on the rifle range was held this afternoon, following an army lunch, at which the men were greeted by Colonel Oliver P. Robinson. Eleventh infantry commander. Field practice was under the direction of Captain Frederick V. Edgerton. The men taking part include bankers, drivers of armored trucks, and persons living in close proximity to banks, who have been selected by their local banks and sworn in as deputy sheriffs. The practice is sponsored by the association in an effort to curtail bank robberies and to reduce the rate of insurance paid by banks. CIVIC CLUB TO HEAR MAYOR CANDIDATES Sullivan Also Asked to Talk on Track Elevation. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, and John W, Kern and Walter Pritchard. Democratic and Republican candidates, respectively, for mayor, will be invited to express their views on track elevation at a meeting of the central committee of south side civic clubs in Tolin’s undertaking parlor Oct. 3. It was decided to ask them to the special session at last night's meeting at which track elevation was a much-debated subject. A resolution demanding that Indianapolis police take action to break up gangs congregating on south side street corners and in Garfield park at night was adopted. The gangs were referred to as incubators of crime by Walter C. Fothcrmel. committee president, who stated that they are composed largely of youths under 21. OR. SMITH TO LECTURE Dental Society Postgraduate Course Meets Tonight. Dr. Lon Smith will be the lecturer at the second session of the Indianapolis Dental Society postgraduate course at 7:30 tonight at the Indiana university dentistry school.

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Ranks Vote to Meet as Long as One Man Survives. L nit* *i Prrug LEBANON, Ind., Sept. 20 —Their ranks thinned by death, a dozen survivors of the one-time stalwart company which represented Indiana in the Civil war. today were on record favoring meeting as long as there is a lone remaining veteran Meeting here yesterday, a dozen aging veterans helped two .sole survivors of the Tenth Indiana regiment celebrate the annua! reunion of the Tenth. Fortieth and Eightysixth regiments. When roll call was sounded. John Rishel, Lafayette, and Benjamin Cohee. Lebanon, answered, being the only two of four surviving members of the Tenth regiment to attend. Cyrus Clark, Frankfort. and George Dexter, Mulberry, are the only other known survivors of the famous Tenth regiment. Neither was able to attend the reunion. For the first time since the reunions were started neither the Fortieth nor Eighty-sixth regiments were represented. The remainder of those who attended the reunion were from other regiments, including John F. McKinley, Elizaville. commander of the G. A. R- and Adjutant-General J. b. Henninger, Indianapolis, and a number of relatives and friends of the veterans. CCC APPLICATIONS TO BE TAKEN OCT 1-20 Order of Filing Not Essential, Wayne Coy. Applications for fall and winter memberships in the Civilian Conservation Camps will be taken from Oct. 1 to Oct. 20 at 60 West New York street, Wayne Coy, unemployment relief commission director, said today. Early registration will have no bearing on acceptances and men registering on the final day will have as much chance as those first to sign applications. All applicants must be registered and be interviewed until the quota is reached. HENRY FARB,‘BOSS of bowery; slain Killed by Gangsters After Visit Here. Only a few' hours after he had returned to New York City from a visit here, Henry Farb. known to police and the underworld as "the boss of the Bowery,” was murdered by gangster bullets last night as he sat in front of the grill and barroom he operated near the Chinatown section of lower New York. Farb had been visiting three cousing here. One of them, A1 Farb, a bondsman, said the New Yorker had expected to stay here for Yom Kippur worship yesterday, but had returned to the eastern city Tuesday on receipt of a letter, apparently from his w r ife. Other cousins living here are Nate and Laskv Farb. Henry Farb was 39 years old. He was known throughout the Bowery for his benevolence to down-and-outers.

4 ALLEGED ‘BOOKIE’ PLACES RAIDED HERE Telephones Are Seized; No Arrests Made. Swoopine down on four alleged race bookmaking establishments police today had in their possession a first-class collection of racing charts and telephones torn from their standards, but no alleged “bookies.” Players in three of the alleged bookmaking places were chased. Furniture in one place was stacked, racing forms seized, and private race news wires torn from walls and the phones taken. Lieutenant Noel Jones, leading the raiding squads, said today, “I know what they're doing in those places. We made no arrests. We merely chased the players and confiscated the race forms.” NEGRO ORGANIZER TO SPEAK BEFORE TEMPLE October Meeting Sponsored by Scottsboro Group. Angelo Herndon, youthful Negro organizer at liberty under a $15,000 cash bail from an eighteen to twenty-year sentence on a Georgia chain gang, will be the principal speaker Oct. 2 at a meeting in Phillips Memorial temple, Drake and West streets. The meeting is sponsored by the Scottsbbro-Herndon Defense committee. Other speakers will tie Mrs. Ida Norris, mother of Clarence Norris. Negro youth in the death cell at Kilbv prison. Montgomery. Ala., as a result of the notorious Scottsboro trial, and Richard B. Moore. International Labor Defense field organizer. LEGION POST READY TO INSTALL OFFICERS Madden-Nottingham Ceremony to Be Held Tomorrow. Installation services for officers of Madden-Nottingham post No. 348. American Legion, and its auxiliary, will be held at 7 30 tomorrow night at post headquarters. New officers are Glen Frey, commander; Bud Lutz, first vicecommander; Harold Crist, second vice-commander; Bill Gabbert. adjutant; Bob White, finance officer; Ralph McCreary, chaplain; Vic Hammel, service officer: Ernest McCollum. sergeant-at-arms, and Glen Robinette, athletic officer. Several state officers will be guests at the affair. \MT A L S T ATISTICS Plumbing Permits John McAra 1228 Oliver avenue, three fixtures Earl Kent. 1262 West Washington, one fixture Earl Kent, 5371 College avenue, two fixture*. ,

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VITAL STATISTICS Births and Lydia William*. 43? North Blackford Prcv and Minnie Haught. 1134 East Michigan Frank and Farr Herndon. 1902 Miiburn. Kenne'h and Theadatta Hoobier. St. Wtnren’ a hospital Lvie and Florine Clift. St. Vincent s hosO'.ta' Thomas and Beulah Lambert, St. Vincents hospital. Charles and Esther Keckhof. St. Vincent's hospital. Claude and Mary Garrison. St. Vincent's hospital Archie and Alice Hankins. St. Vincent's hospital. Don and Frances Clancv. St. Vincent's hospital. Prince and Jennie King. St. Vincent's hospital. Elbert and Pauline Shaw 2241 English. Francis and Mabel Cash. 43 North Grav. Laurei and Elizabeth Walden. 1225 East Keilv Herbert and Vivian Kelso. 840 Woodlawn. Girls Thomas and Laretta Luckett. 1122 Blaine Joseph and Margaret Bowman. 1002 North Delaware Clifford and Mabel Jackson. 2728 West Vermont Lexie and Hazel Hollars. 260 South Temple. Edward and Grace Elsie. 1062 West vie C3 rty O'to and Garnet Harvey. 2107 East Fortv-fourth. Oscar and Lillie McAlhanev. 4146 Spann Joseph and Marv Brown, 2101 North Capi'ol George and Marv Denny. St. Vincent's hospital. Grafton and Marjorie Travis. St. Vincent's hospital John and Ann Knowles. St. Vincent s hospital. Harrv and Josephine Rvfleld. St. Vincent's hospital. Joseph and Thelma Stocker. St. Vincent's hospital. Harold and Grace Pease. 2048 Linden. Noble and Esther Grider. 438'a West Washington. Orville and Cleora Korn. 1426 West Washington. Deaths Ella Newport. 74. of 5924 Dewey, arteriosclerosis. George L Stine. 55. Methodist hospital, acute pancreatitis. John David Troutman. 5 months, city hospital, otitis media. Annie Morris. 87, of 337 N. Kiley. chronic myocarditis. Elizabeth Mangan Stinson. 71. of 2903 East Sixteenth, chronic myocarditis. William E Marshall, 29. city hospital, skull fracture. Frank O Martin. 58. Veterans hospital, carcinoma. Spencer McDonald. 70, city hospital, broncho pneumonia. Mary Norris. 54. city hospital, meningo encephalitis. Beftv Jane Barclay 5 St. Vincent's hospital. acute pyonepl ritis.

_ LECALS 56 Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 2448Application of E. N. Reinhardt, d/b a Reinhardt Transfer Cos.. Portsmouth. O. for certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of property extending though or into cities and towns over highways 40 31. 50. 52. 41. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis, i Ind 9 a. m.. Wednesday. October 24. 1934 Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. Bv RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner. Indianapolis. Ind,, September 17. 1934. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 2449Application of Adkins Transfer Cos.. Nashville, Tenn., and Indianapolis, lor certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of property from Indianapolis to Chicago, passing through and serving Logansport, Monticello, Remington, Crown Point over highways 29, 24, 53. 30. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind , 9 a. m.. Wednesday. October 24, 1934. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. By RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner. Indianapolis. Ind,, September 17, 1934. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 2401-M. Application of Southern Indiana Transfer. Louisville, Kv.. for certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of property from State line at New Albany to Terre Haute, passing through and serving Bedford, Oolitic. Bloomfield, Linton, Jasonville, Hymera. Shelburn. Sullivan. Terre Haute over highways 150. 37. 54. 59. 41 Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com- . mission. 401 State House, Indianapolis. Ind . 9 a. m . Tuesday, October 23. 1934. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. By RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner. Indianapolis, Ind.. Sepiember 17. 1934. NOTICE OF DETERMINATION The taxpayers of Wayne Township, Marion County. Indiana, are hereby notified that the Advisory Board and Trustee of said Township did. on the 11th day of September. 1934, authorize the issuance and sale of judgment funding bonds of said Township in the amount of $40,683.37 bearing interest at a rate not to exceed five (Soil per cent per annum fthe exact rate to be determined by bidding* and maturing serially over a period of ten years, beginning on July 1. 1936. Said bonds are being issued for the purpose of procuring funds with which to pay and satisfy certain judgments against said j Township as follows: Oscar Hang vs. Wayne Township of Marion County. Indiana. No A-79032 Room 2 Marion Superior Court, for $35,344,40 and costs on September 7. 1934; Standard Grocery Company. L. A. Jackson. Inc., vs. Wayne Township of Marion County, Indiana, No. A-79065 Room 5 Marion Superior Court, for $5,073.04 and costs All of said judgments were rendered in the Superior Court of Marion County. Indiana, and were on account of the furnishing of poor relief. By the issuance of said judgment funding bonds, the Township will avoid the necessity of paying said judgments out of taxes levied and collected in one year and thereby equalize the tax burden. Taxpayers desiring to object to the issuance of said bonds may file a remonstrance in the office of the Auditor of Marion County. Indiana, in the manner provided by statute. Dated this 11th dav of September. 1934. JAMES S. POLSGROVE. Township Trustee. NOTICE OF BOND SALE Wayne Township. Marion County. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that the Trustee and Advisory of Wayne Township of Marion County. Indiana, will meet at the office of the Trustee at No. 3234 W. Washington Street, in the City of Indianapolis, on the 15th day of October. 1934. at thp hour of 9:30 o’clock a. m., and at said time and place will receive bids on and sell to the highest bidder therefor an issue of Judgment funding bonds of said Township, in the amount of $40,683.37. j Said bonds are to be dated October 15. I 1934, to bear interest at a rate not to exceed five per cent (5G.1 per annum, the exact rate to be determined by bidding, which interest is payable on July 1. 1935. and semt-annually thereafter, to be in de- ! nominations of not less than $50.00 nor j more than $1,000.00 as requested by the i successful bidder, and will mature In semiannual series, beginning on July 1. 1936. as follows; July 1. 1936 $2,000 January 1. 1937 2 000 July 1. 1937 2.000 January 1. 1938 2.000 July 1. 1938 2 000 January 1. 1939 2.000 July 1. 1939 2.000 January 1. 1940 2.000 July 1. 1940 2,000 January 1. 1941 2.000 July I.' 1941 2.000 January 1. 1942 2.000 , July 1. 1942 2,000 January 1. 1943 2.000 July 1. 1943 2.000 January 1. 1944 2.000 July 1.1944 2.000 January 1, 1945 2.000 July 1, 1945 2.000 January 1. 1946 2.000 July 1. 1946 683.37 Said bonds are being issued pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 30 of the Acts of 1931. for the purpose of procuring funds with which to pav and satisfy certain judgments rendered against said Township on account of claims incurred for supplies and services rendered to the poor of said Township on orders Issued by the Township Trustee. Bidders will be reouested to state the interest rate to be borne by the bonds covered by their bid. the number and denomination of the bonds bid on. and the premium, if any. to be paid. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids, or j to sell a less amount of bonds than the amount advertised. No bid will be considered for less than the face value of the bonds covered bv said bid plus the m'erest accrued and to accrue thereon from the'date thereof to the date of pavment therefor. In the event acceptable bids are not received on said date, for all of said bonds, the Advisorv Board and Trustee will convene in adjourned special session at the same hour of each sticceedle day thereafter for the purpose of receiving bids on said bonds, without further advertisement. until all of said bonds are sold or until the further order of the Advisory . Board. We are advised bv counsel that these bonds are payable out of unlimited, ad valorem taxes to be levied and collected on all of the taxable property, both real and personal, in said civil township. Dated this 11th dav of September. 1934 JAMES S. POLSGROVE. Trustee Wavne Township "LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 2444-M Application of Interstate Travel-Wavs. Inc . Garv for certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of passengers from Garv to Illinois State line passing through ar.d serving Garv. Hessville Hammond East Chicago. Whiting over 15th ave.. Broadway, and Indianapolis blvd Notice ts herebv given that the Public Server Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind 9am Tuesday. October 23. 1934. Public participation is requested PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Bv RUSSELL P KEHOE Examiner. Indianapolis Ind . September 17. 1934 __ LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 2385-M Application of DeLuxe Motor Stages of 111.. Inc., Chicago, lot certificate to op*

LEG4LS 56 Legal Notices erate motor vehicles as a common carrier ' of passengers from I’.linois-Indian* State line to Ir.diana-lUinois State line over highways 41 20. 12 and citv streets. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing m this cause n Rooms of Commission 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind 9 a. m . Tuesday. October 23. 1934. Public participation is requested PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Bv RUSSELL P KEHOE. Examiner. Indianapolis, Ind . September 17. 1934 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No 2384-M Application of Meehl Motor Freight. Hartford Mich., for certificate to operate i motor vehicles as a common carrier of property from Hartford to Chicago over 1 highways 12 20 8 6. 2. from Mich. State i line over highway 31 south to all points ! :n Indiana Notice Is herebv given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind 9am. Tuesday. October 23. 1934 Public participation is requested PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Bv RUSSELL P KEHOE Examiner. Indianapolis, Ind.. September 17. 1934. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pub'ic Service Commission Docket No. 2364-M Application of Interstate Motor Freight Svstem. Grand Rapids. Mich, for certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of property extending through or into cities and towns over highwavs 14. 30 67 21. 28 Notice is hereby given that the Public Setvice Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind 9 a. m Tuesday, October 23. 1934. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. Bv RUSSELL P KEHOE Examiner. Indianapolis Ind., September 17. 1934 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 2445-M Application of The National Transit Corporation, Detroit, Mich., for certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of property extending through or into cities and towns over highwavs 67. 32. 13, 27. 40. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind.. 9 a. m . Tuesday. October 2. 1934. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. Bv RUSSELL P KEHOE. Examiner. Indianapolis. Ind., September 18, 1934.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices BRANDES. HAROLD A.—Age 31 years, beloved husband of Ethel Brandes (nee Kernen'. son of John E. and orother of Raymond and Roy Brandes. passed away Wednesday evening. Funeral Saturday. 2 p. m.. at the residence. 1315 Comar ave. Burial Crown Hill. Friends in- - vitfd. G. H. HERRMANN SERVICE. BIRCH, FRANCES LOUlSE—Beloved little daughter of Laurence and Mary Burch, and sister of James and Harriett Burch, departed this life Thursday. Funeral Friday at the Union Chapel church. 2 p. m. Burial Union Chapel cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of MOORE & KIRK. BUSH, JOHN—Beloved brother of Mrs. Mae Henn and Denny Bush, passed away Sept. 19. Funeral at residence of his brother. Denny Bush, 3111 N. Capitol ave., Saturday. 8:30 a. m.: St. John's church. 9 a. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited SPEAKS & FINN FUNERAL SERVICE. FARR, MRS. LAURA ALlCE—Beloved mother of Mrs. Katherine Lawrence. Edward J. Lane. Mrs. Iva Sullivan. Mrs Adie Harmon, and William Lane of Marion. Ind.. departed this life Tuesday. Funeral Friday, Sept. 21. 2 p. m.. at the residence. 452 N. State st. Burial Crown Hill. Friends mav call at the residence Thursday. Funeral under the direction of MOORE fe KIRK. JACKS. SALLY ANN—Widow of the late Richard Jacks, mother of Mrs. F. A Bruce. Mrs. William Northern, Tolbert Jacks and A. K. Jacks of Los Angeles, Cal., passed away Monday a. m. Funeral services Thursday. 2 p. m.. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. F. A. Bruce, 626 Berkley rd. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. LEYDON. THOMAS—Age~ 74 _ beloved"hus'band of Delia Leydon, passed away Sept. 19. Funeral at his residence, 1350 S. Harding st.. Saturday. 8:30 a. m.; Assumption church. 9 a. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. SPEAKS & FINN FUNERAL SERVICE. MAPLE. AIRS. ALICE—Aunt of Mrs. Mary A. Fuller, passed away Wednesday night in Danville Services Saturday, 2p. m., at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. NEWPORT. ELLA—Widow of James G. Newport and mother of Luella A.. Elmer and Harry E. Newport and Mrs. A. S. Bertram and sister of Mrs. Miles E. Clark, passed away Tuesday. 10:40 p. m-. Funeral at SHIRLEY BROTHERS central chapel. 946 N Illinois. Friday, at. 3 p m. Friends invited. Burial ’ Crown Hill. SISTER MARY JOSEPH—Age 77. passed away at St. Vincent's hospital Wednesday. 4:30 p m. Friends may call at the hospital Thursday afternoon and Friday. Funeral from the hospital Saturday, 9:15 a. m., SS. Peter and Paul cathedral 10 o’clock. Friends invited, l Cards, In Memoriams McKINNEY—In loving remembrance of my dear sister. MARGARET McKINNEY. who passed away Sept. 20. 1932. And while she lies in peaceful sleep. Her memory I shall always keep. Sadly, missed by her sister. MRS. A. WABNITZ. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists ~ FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N Meridian St IA-183' FLANNER & BUCHANAN" 25 W Fall Creek Drive. TA-4400 G R TNSTEIN ER’S 522 E. Market Ri-5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI-3828 GEO. W. USHER FUNERAI HOMES 2614 W. WASH ST riE-014* 1719 N CAPITOL AVE I’A-1719 J c. WILSON 1230 Prospect. DR-0321-1)323 4 Lost and Found LOST—Two fraternity pins, chained together, Rew a rd. HU-4919, LOST—Black rat terrier, white vest under front legs Answers name "Skippy.” Reward TA-6374. LOST—Grown female police dog, called Queen: child’s pet: reward. RI-1990 LOST—Large black brief case, containing communications. Reward. Phone TA-2651, LOST—SIO bill. Vicinity 1401 E. Michigan wages. CH-6519, Reward LOST—Diamond stick pin. rose mounting: keepsake. Liberal reward, TA-3034 LOST—Coin purse, geld ring, without set. earring: keep money, RI-2102. 5 Personals YYise-0 Saves LEARN HOW Send 10c For trial and booklet. The knowledge she missed. AMER. CHEM. LAB., INDPLS,, IND. WILL cure hay-fever asthma, bronchial trouble. 322 1 j Mass. RI-3759 Free Permanent To the first patron who applies before 9:30 a m. tomorrow. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY & BARBER SCHOOL 342 E Wash r'D'P'pv Shampooing, finger waving and 1 marceling. All work supervised. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY & BARBER SCHOOL. 342 E. Washington. women. 5 men. between 18 and 25 years, interested in acting. Apply 22 Parkview, between 7-8 p. PERMANENT WAVES Small Service Charge Only CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE 209 Odd Fellow Bldg. LI-0433.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 Personals FALSE teeth repard. 75c up. New plate $7 50 DR CARTER 626 K P Bdc Rl-1250 | 6 Transportation $5 75 WORLDS FAIR TOUR Lv everv Frt . midnight, ret. Sun I mghv including transports Mon and note arc 2 tickets to fair. UNITED BUS. Cal; PI-4232 217 S lilfhots for reserva'ion. INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring STUDENTS GRADUATED from the Internationa! Beautv A Barber School are in demand because of their high, efficient Qualifications— auspices Jounnevmen Barber Union —low fee. 342 E. Wash. EARN while learning. Engineering AMER. ICAN INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF DRAFTING AND DESIGNING 804 Ft Wavne jive FREE HAWAAIAN GUTTAR—To each new student HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO 2108 Roosevelt ave “BEST BV TEST " HELP WANTED 13 Help Wanted—Male LOCAL position should pay $35 00 weekly to start rapid increase, investment reqiiired P O Box 690. ACCT. with sales o~r retail credit experience with car to handle outside work fnr national organization in Indiana. Must have car and be financially responsible Phone RI-2730 for appointment. ADVERTISING salesmen ntv out-town jobs. CIVIC BOOKING Rm 144 Hotel Roosevelt. 200 men and women to ptek beans. Meet truck at end of W. Tenth line 7 a. m. every day including Sunday. SALESMEN— Steady employment, repeat commission. 622 East Michigan. B_a. m. WANTED—2 good barbers at once JENNINGS SHOP . 120 S, Illinois st. WANTED—Men to have their hats cleaned and blocked or suits pressed for 25c. J. R. HAT CLEANERS. 37 W^_ Ohio st. Saleswomen and Solicitors Pleasant work: possible earnings sls per week and up. LI-5848, YOUNG MAN. with car, experienced in waiting on trade; good pay: permanent. Call for appointment. RI-1388, Thuisdav evening, between 68 WANTED—ALL AROUND LOCKSMITH. 122 VIRGINIA AVE. RI-7894 14 Help Wanted —Female SALESWOMEN (2i Direct selling ana demonstrating experience. Reference required No canvassing. No investment. Excellent opportunity for right nartv 510 Merchants Bank. _ 3 _ MORE GIRLS for pleasant work 1n citv; guaranteed. $lO salary and bonus; average earnings. Sls-$ 18 weekly. After 4 p m.. 272 Century bldg. CHRISTMAS CARDS—Beautiful assortments to sell at 25c. 50c. 75c. $1; costs vou half these prices: call or write INDIANA SALES CO.. 6 Pembroke Arcade. 34 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. ADVERTISING COLLECTORS, city, outtown jobs. Automobile required. Rm. 144. Hotel Roosevelt. _ 2 GIRLS to learn beauty work in exchange for services. 1513 Central ave. 15 Wanted—Male or Female WE WANT 1000 twhite 1 men and women to pitk beans; also 15 tomato pickers. Meet A1 Butcher's truck. 7 a m. every day including Sunday; main entrance Speedway: take Speedway bus. WANTED— Elderly couple to take care of good home for lone party. 1346 W. 27th st, 16 Situations Wanted BUTLER University students need oda jobs. Will work in homes for room and board Also do office work, clerking, tutoring, janitor work, soda fountain, chauffering. etc. Call BUTLER EMPLOY* MENT BUREAU. HU-1318. _ RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms ALABAMA. N.. 2355— Large front room; overstuffed with kitchen; private entranee; garage, BACON. 1201—3 furnished rooms, large yard; garage; overstuffed; utilities lurnished. $4. CARROLLTON. 5631—Large front room; private home. 1 or 2. HU-2144. CENTRALr"333o—Employed couple or men to share widow’s home. TA-5786, CENTRAL, 1812—Apt. 2; nice room: steam heat: private entrance: next bath: gentleman preferred. __ CENTRAL AVE., 2112—Cheerful’well furnished room, joining bath, reasonable rates. HA-3694-W. COLLEGE. 3553—Pleasant corner room; hot water; shower; gentleman. WA-1050 DELAWARE. N.. i4o9—Large front room; twin beds: shower; porch: reasonable. RI-9267. ILLINOIS. S.. 24 3rd floor: lodging, lac: beds, 25c. Showers free. ILLINOIS. N . 1907—Attractive steam heated front; 2 men: twin beds; closets; quiet home; garage. MERIDIAN. N.. 2716—Living room: overstuffed: fireplace; alcove; bedroom; accommodate 2. 53.50 each, HA-4747-.1. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 2169—Nice room. 1 or 2; private modern home: board optional; telephone PLEASANT RUN BLVD.. 733 (Vx sq. North Raymond)—Large room tbrick veneeii: garage optional; $3. DR-3108. SIITHERLAND. 504—Large unusually cheerful; private home: reasonable; suitable for 2. HE-1816. TALBOT, N., 2168—Single or twin beds; private home: hot water, good heat. TA--1697. _ WASHINGTON BLVD.. 2820—Nice warm room; shower bath. $3. TA-3821. 13TH. E. 317—Light, clean room. In private modern home: gentleman; home privileges. LOVELY room; Beautyrest mattress; private apartment: citv heat. Ideal for ladies, RI-1461. 17-a Hotels. Resorts, Inns HARBOUR HOTEL Pleasant rms. Running hot, cold water. Low rates. SCHWENZER HOTEL—4SB E Washington st. Outside rooms; steam heat, running water, showers, tubs; $2.50 up weekly. SEMINOLE HOTEL 9 i° ho N we £ a running water in each room. Weekly. $3 50, $4.50. HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts Ultra modern note ervice As tow as $2 a dsv: *lO week ’SO N Meridian LI-2351 Bar ion Hotel Choice rooms good ventilation. Innersprin? mattresses. Complete hotel service. Coffee shop. Del, at Mich. LI-5310 18 Housekeeping Rooms $2.50—2233 W. 16th—2-room modern apartment; beautiful view; water: garage; adults. BE-4275-W. ALABAMA. N.. 1104—Nice, clean. 1 and 2 rooms: $2.50 up Private entarnce. LI--6082, ALABAMA. N. 1920—1 room, kitchenette; cozv. well furnished; near bath; utilities; phone; adults. ARSENAL. N.. 144. Apt. 3—l or 2 rooms: kitchenette; modern: steam heat: private family; reasonable. BELLEFONTAINE. 1133—Nicely furnished, umtsual, clean light housekeeping rooms. BROADWAY. 1626—Dormitory for young men students: sleeping, cooking: accommodate 4. HE-3963, CARROLLTON. 1561—3 rooms, downstairs: overstuffed; sink: everything furnished; private entrance; reasonable. CARROLLTON. 1804—2 rooms; in-a-door bed: utilities $4; private entrance. HE- _ 4406. ______ DENNY, N.. 423—Share modern home or rooms: garage. Reasonable. FT. WAYNE. 709—3 rooms, furnished or unfurnished: steam heat, walking distance; $6. $7. TA-1487 ILLINOIS. N 2413—Modern "l or 2 rooms; fireplace, upholstered furniture. Also sleeping rooms. Reasonable.

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RENTALS 18 Housekeeping Rooms ILLINOIS. N. 2339 - 2 room apartments. $5; HA-4928-M PARK !023—2-3 rooms, newly decorated; ail utilities. $5. $6; also sleeping __ SHELBY. 2605—3 furnished rooms; private bath: front entrance. DR-1252-R WOODRUFF. 540 M DR —2 rooms; runi ning water: overstuffed; utilities; next I hath _L room: adults. CH-3173 ; TENTH. 2225 E.-$3-$5-s6—Clean modern j 3 rooms; newly decorated: 2 beds, sink. utilities furnished. CLINTON HOTEL—Large front" room: ! housekeeping- steam heat: gas range. 29 j Virginia Ave. 19 Rooms with Board | COLLEGE. 3268—Lovely room: good meals; j private home; garage. Reasonable. TA- | 6980. _ i DELAWARE, N.. 2055—Front room; good i meals; hot water; accommodate 2: small | room. Phone. ; NEW JERSEY. N 2217—Cozv front room: J near bath; good meals: gentlemen prei ferred. TA-4706. 1 RUCKLE .3309- Nice front corner room; I shower- lor 2 gentlemen; private home. | HA-1733-M. WOODRUFF FL . 891 M. DR —Lovely room: next bath: meals optional; gentleinaii: private entrance: Phone. 21 Unfurnished Apartments *2O Rents Start At JACKSON COURT 1222 CORNELL Heat, lights, gas, water furI nished; all newly decorated. See ! custodian. M. E. MOLLOY DR-5012 SPINK APARTMENTS 2035 N. Meridian ! 3720 N. Penn. 45 00- 7- 00 1433 N. Penn 37.50- 50.00 108 E. 13th 32.00- 42.50 111 E 16th 37 s °" a inn 402 N Meridian 45.00-125.00 Modern Fireproof Apt. Frigidaire Equipped General Apartments, Inc. 22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439 THE MADISON 615 MADISON AVE Economize! Live in one of these clean, attractive, newly decorated J J rA apts. -4-5 rooms J) / / Heat, water furnished ia JLm Janitor service. Save on fuel and utilities. _ See^custodian or call M. E. Molloy, DR-aOIJ THE DUNDEE Corner Virginia Ave. and McCarty Sts. Enjoy this pleasant year- /“V r” around home. Clean, attrac- C* M tive and economical. No wa- J) f ter, coal, gas or Ice bills. Walking distance to Circle. yp See custodian or call M. E, Molloy. DR-5012 sls MO .—Down tnw n; 2-room housekeeping apartments, elevator service. 220 N Illinois. LI-4466. S2S—HEAT, WATER—PARK.' 2004—5-room upper; good location. HE-3025, FAIRFIELD. 1123—Beautiful 4-room upper: heat, water: $32.50. LI-2113. Week days. NEW YORK, 1150 E—Modern 5-room apartment; janitor service; inquire 1108 E. New York. WOODRUFF PL.. 1846. Cross dr.— Lovely modern apartment: furnished or unfurnished. CH-0630-M 11TH, W. 42—Nicely redecorated kitchenette apt.; heat, gas, ice. water furnished. $22, Call apt. No. I,_THE GRANT. 11l E. 16TH. $37~50 to $42.50 37 W. 21ST , 45 00 LOVELY eff. apt., north. S3O; bdrm . apt... $37.50; upper duplex, util. pd.. $45. LI--3164. IF wanting apartments, rooms or houses call HARRY G. WERKHOFF Agency. HA. 3819, INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY Furn. and unfurn. apts.; tree transportation. LI-5452; eve.. TA-1064; CH-4481. tmmtix KmimtM Apartments tn all part* of the city: tree transportation to inspect apartment* j Call HE-1328 or Rl-1371 dav or night j FOR colored Douglas Court. 21st As Blvd PI.: $22.50; includes util. Bec custodian RENTALS--22 Unfurnished Houses * Many listings that are near i schools are so indicated with a ! star. ★ ★ ★ *SB—SHEFFIELD - mT 1212‘—4T700m bungalow: newly papered; near school. ’ HU-7458. $8; CONCORD. 780—Double. 4 rooms, semimodern, garage. A-l. good well. SI2—ADAMS. 2809—Bungalow double. 4 rooms; water paid, RI-1533. SIS—TEMPLE. 312 S —Nice 5-room bungalow. WHITE. RI-7766 *I6.SO—WATER PAID—STEEL ST.. 1527 2 weeks free: 5-room modern double: Heatrola: garage: near Tech; Spades park. RI-9512. TA-5T97. ; *lB FORMERLY S4S—RITTER. S . 217 Irvington: repapered modern 3-bedroom: garage. DR-6121-M. : S2I—WATER PAID—SPRUCE. 1022 j 5-room modern; A-l; fenced; schools TR-2175-R6. | S2S—WATER PAH>—TACOMA 1614—A-l 6 room modern; school garage. WA-0395 337 S. Alabama St. *10.00—7-rm. semi-mod. dbl water pd A J. HUEBER & CO 144 N Del. LI--4412 BARTH. 1861—Brick veneer double. 5 rooms, modern, wa'er paid DR-2420-I*. BELLEFONTAINE. 1009--3 rooms modern ideal for roomers: housekeeping; garage. RI-3740 BROADWAY. 4179—Single near Shortridge 6 rooms: garage: perfect condition. TA--6415 DELAWARE. N.. 2854—Single 3-bedrooms redecorated: 2 garages. *4O; formerly $75. HU-1864 DE QUINCY. 775. N—4-room modem, kitchen cabinet, garage: water paid; $23.50. IR-2560 GALE. N., 1345—Near Brookside pk.. owner's modern. 4-room, redecorated; *25 CH-lOfll-W. GLADSTONE. N.. 1448—*20 4-room modern: redecorated; garage; water paid RI-6616 ■frGIMBER. 1721-23—Dandy all modem double. See to appreclate, sls 50. GUILFORD. 2304—G00d 5-room modern double: water paid; onlv *ls. LI-7361 C C. GROVE 44 Virginia ave ♦HAMILTON. N.. 320—Modern single, 8 rooms. 4 bedrooms, cistern. *17.50. Near E. Jfew York. HARRIS. 33—Wa'h. High.: new paint: 6 rooms; full bath; garage. BE-0746, KENWOOD. 3037—Single 5 rooms, no furnace. fireplace: garage; water paid sls. HA-2460 ♦KENWOOD. 2318—Single. 7 rooms, modern remodeled side drive garage *25 WA-4688 ♦LA SALLE. .. 2601—Single. 5 rooms, oath. , *howers. Indry., basement, gar. TA-6415.

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RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses ♦ MmPHERSON 2823—Double. 5 room modern garage, clean; sl4 MICHIGAN W 19T9—4' rooms - BTThT"to couple NEW JERSEY. N. 2518—6-oom~ modern double fine furnace; garage; adults. $25. TA-6062. ♦ NEW JERSEY N., 2348—6-room mortern double. A-l condition; garage. $lB. NORTH. 3400—Beautiful 3-beclrm bungalow type home, 2 baths. $75. RI-7766 NORWALDO. 6124—5 rooms, strirtlv modern: $25. JENNINGS 1.1-3814 ROOSEVELT. 2207 —4-m. mod. bungalow; on car tine: good eond ; water pd . $18; start rent Oct Ist RI-641? ♦ST CLAIR. E, A-1, 8 rooms, garage sls; water paid. "KROGER ” SPRUCE 930—3 rooms modern except-fur-nace, $10; water paid DR-1709 WASHINGTON. E.. 4U modern double, new furnace: garage. IR-697 ft ♦22ND ST E . 625—5-room modem single; good condition; *ls. RI-954S 24TH ST.. E . 148—Double 6 rooms, moriern, in good condition sl7. DR-'-Ml’n-tv. ♦26TH. E.. 3424—4 rooms, modern bath, shower, tn-a-door. garage; $22.50 TA-* 6415. 33RD. W, 1335—5 rooms, modern, hardwood floors, water paid; $25 HP-3418. Speedway Bungalow 5 rooms with elec, lights, gas water tn kitehen, front drive to gar. at 1718 Winton ave. sls Call FRAZEE. 1,1-2318. After You Have Selected Your New Home "WHO DOES IT? For a Reliable Mover. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses ♦ss-8; ILLINOIS. N. Bin</,—Beautiful modern efficiency apartments; utihtir . LI-8888, EAST—Beautiful new mod. brick bung radio; Frig.; washer, S4O. WHITE. R1__7766. __7766. EAST. 3200—Nice 5-rm. home, utilities all pd.. .$35. WHITE. RI-7766. HARLAN. 1117—4-room, light, gas. water, $4 wk. C’H-0686. 27TH. W.. 1502—4-room modern double; water paid; adults, $5. HA-1244-M. POSTOFFICE emp. and wife want fm2 nished home or apt, RI-7766, 24 Suburban and Farms NOW the time to get ground, 4 and 5 room houses. Stop 6U, Rockville rd. j Call at store. S2O; BUNGALOW. 5 rooms" bath, beautiful .surroundings. Act quickly. DR-2275. j 24-a Summer Camps and Cottages SILVER CAMP—Lake Shafer; modern cottages. excellent fishing boats. 560 N. i Elder. BE-2760-3515. 25 Business, Office and Desk Space STORAGE OF ALI, KINDS CHEAP. 26 Wanted to Rent TENANTS waiting for various types houses and apts. Courteous and efficient rental management. O. J. SMITH REALTY CO. 114 N Delaware. LI-8565. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale $1,500 P>. and L. Stock Gets clear title to 4-room double, east near Rural st.. electricity, water, gas and inside toilet: paved street and alley; art quick MR BURGESS RI-9388 HA-2693-M. AMERICAN ESTATES CO, REALTORS ROENA ST—Near school 14, W. Washington: 5 room house; garage; large lot; price $1,200 on payments. MONEN, 2024 W. Washington. 16TH ST E. IHB to 32—Colored. 3~doubles; corner business room; 7 rentals m all, CH-4683. PHYSICIAN'S location; S. Meridian; leaving town: office, residence modern; sacnfiee. $3,500. DR-4954. DOUBLE—S rooms, modern: brings S4O monthly: terms; will accept R. R. B. A; L. DR-2353-R, COMAR ave. 1122—4 room modern, full basement; garage. DIETZ. 3225 Boulevard pi. 16TH, E.. 1118-32—Colored; 3 doubles corner business. 7 rentals; sacrifice. $3,500. CH-4683. 28 Sale Suburban Property BE SURE—ui your title, uemana an abstract prepared OT UNION TITLB CO. S7OO EQUITY 5-room modern. 3 acres~Exchange for acreage. R. R. 6 Box 343. DR-7762-4 31 Wanted to Trade 153 ACRES—Ripley county, well improved; trade for Indianapolis 702 Inland bldg. 33 Wanted—Real Estate Rental Investments We have glients who will pay cash or trade clear --operties for equities in modern up-to-date apts or doubles O. J. SMITH REALTY CO 114 N. Delaware. LI-8565. M E RCHA HD ISE 34 Swaps ~ SWAP ~~ Things You Have for Things You Want to advertiser Each ad appearing tn thia column ta Uitea in The Times Swap Bureau directory for sixty days free of charge. Your "Swap 1 ad wiil receive a special rate of seven days for the price of five and four days for the cost of three. TO IRADERS a you can not find the teada that you desire in the ads in tht* column call the Swap Counter. RI-5551, ano we will attempt to arrange a trade for vou from Swaps previously published There ta no charge for 'his service CANNED EOOD sale. Red beans. $1.75. 24 tall cans; por<c and beans. *1.59; tomato soup. *1.75; spaghetti. *1.85; tomatoes, $1.78. 24 No. 2 cans peas. $1 65; corn; *1 69; pickles. $1 55 doz. quarts, sour or diii. Case lots. Cash and carry LEWIS R DOLL 800 Madison Ave. EQUITY in 30 Chrv'ler 77. sport coup* for sedan or coach. 601 Massachusetts ave. I to 8 p. m. WILLIAMS OU-O-Matic oil burner; perfert condition. For what? CH-0741 USE Nature's Mineral Food for healtfi. Free sample and literature. N. M. f Cos.. 127 E Ohio S'. RI-1461. PAPERING painting, wall washing for dental work, casn or? "WALKER." BE-1347. CASH for used bovs' and girls’ bicycle" and parts. 205 E Wash. LI-6791, *5 00 CASH for bicycles; bought or sold 803 E. 63rd st. WA-1133, SWAP CASH—For Radios and parts; any condition. LI-7273. 725 Ft. Wavne Ave. LOT in Irvington for an automobile. 374 S. Ritter, after 4 o'clock. HUDSON—IS2B brougham good shape; what have vou for down payment? EYER RI-6375 MODEL T ton truck— 27. 'teel cab; gea'r shiit; new tires. G. B POLLARD. 4102 E. 30th. EQUITY—29 Dodge. 2-tor. moving van for Tight car. 1718 Langley. MILCH goats for poultry or ? C. E BECK Zionsville \ mile north. MY cash for vour Chevrolet or Model A Ford. 2505 N Talbot. TA-6205 ALL eiec'ric auto radio; fap radio* $3 50 up. RADIO SWAP SHOP. 1811 S East CASH for used radtoy par's and - meter*. RADIO SWAP SHOP 1811 S East st. 35 Household Good* GAS RANGES Recond your choice. $5. HARTMANN S 317 E Wash DINING suite 8-pc oak. *29 50, *1 wkiy. HARTMANN S, 317 E. Wash.