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RELIEF COSTS 19 CENTS DAILY Average Much Lower in Some Areas, Hopkins Reveals. Bf firripfit.H'Kfart Xeerepnprr Alllnn--r WASHINGTON. Sept. 1. The average cost of maintaining a Yam-

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IJy of four on public r**lirf 1s $23.09 per month, Harry L. Hopkins, federal emergency relief administrator, estimates. This is aDout 19 cents a day per individual. The monthly family cost varies In different localities, dropping to as low as $2 or less in some southern renters and advancing to more than S3O in densely populated industrial towns of the north. Mr. Hopkins says that in the low brackets the two or three dollar costs do not represent the full value of relief to families, but do give an acurate estimate of the difference, in cash.

between what the family produces in commodities and its needs. The cost of relief per family is rising with the general increase in food and commodity prices, Mr. Hopkins says. In order to offset a greater outlay of federal funds, the FERA has instituted a critical survey of all persons on relief, hoping that the load may be reduced to include only thost actually in need. There are now slightly less than 4.000.000 families on relief. One person from each three families is employed at cash wages on federal relief work projects. Mr. Hopkins contends this number of workers will not be greatly increased during the winter, saying the present total of 1.600.000 persons is “top.” Each day Hopkins is bombarded with entreaties and demands for a renewal of the civil works administration of last winter. Union labor leaders have joined in the cry. Newspapers in various middle west-

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ern cities are printing articles on “what the new CWA could do.” Mr. Hopkins has met each inquiry with the stock answer that the FERA “will do what is necessary this winter. , ZINK GETS NEW POST Appointed General Agent for Sun Indemnity Company. Charles M. Zink has been appointed general agent by the Sun Indemnity Company of New York, ! for the accident and health departI ment, in Indiana, with headquarters in Indianapolis. For several years Mr. Zink was state secretary and treasurer of the Travelers Protective Association of America, during which time he gained national prominence within the association as an organizer and production manager and his achievements within the state organization has never been equaled.

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VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Licenses Thomas Williams 20. of 3940 Highland place, clerk, and Sara Tahl. 18. of <2l wi Twelfth street, housekeeper Robert Covert. 27. of 2000 Ruckle street, engineer, and Babette DeMotfe. 28, of 1040 North Delaware street, social worker. James Hegartv. 27. of 2038 North Alabama streev knitter, and Ilona Giep. 23. of 2148 Broadway, housekeeper. Harold Swift. Jl of 1255 West Thirtvflrst street, and Helen Johnson. 25. of 1226 West Thirtv-flrst street, housekeeper William Knapp. 24. of 39 Wes- McCarty street, barber, and Magdaline Snvder. 18. of 177 West Westfield boulevard, housekeeper. Jess Lewis. 22 of 2008 Prospect avenue, laborer, and Clara Fankersley. 19. of 2008 Prospect street. Births Boy* Thomas and Carson Toole. Methodist hospital. James and Leona Hazelwood. Methodist hospital. Max and Helen Page. Methodist hospital. Otto and Edith Sandifer. 955 Drier. Frank and Leona Rikhoff, 1962 Broadway, Arnold and June Fisher. Coleman hospital. Twins William and Vivian Drake. Coleman hospital, boy and girl. Girls Wade and Florence Gunckel, Methodist hospital. Glenn and Louise Hoffbauer, Methodist hospital. Leonard and Wilpta Swartz. Methodist hospital. Car! and Alma Porter. 2166 South New Jersey. Ewing and Nell Cox. Coleman hospital. Ovete and Wilma Mann. Coleman hospital. Paul and Ruth Dyer. Coleman hospital. Frank and Lecna Ralrdon. Coleman hospital. George and Rosemary Weare, Coleman hospital. Roy and Virginia Jones. 1210 Spann. Roland and Viola Palcely. Community hospital. Deaths William Edward Rhinehart, 59. of 2934 Ruckle, angina pectoris* Frances Louise Burch 1. of 3103 Emerson. acute gastro enteritis. Laura Alice Farr. 73. of 452 North State, coronary occulsior. , Russell Short, 1 month, of 454 Division, malnutrition. DANCE TONIGHT AL SKY And His Orchestra 25c Before 9:00

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VITAL STATISTICS Deaths Fannie Townsend 15. of 225 North Spring arteriosclerosis. Charles H Johnson. 30. city hospital, broncho pneumonia Albert McKinley. 44. oity hospital, pulmonary tuberculosis. Plumbing Permit* Albert Kiel, 3731 East Thirtieth, two fixtures Frank Irish. 14U Somerset, four fixtures & Charles McNabb. 6607 East Washington. four fixtures LEGALS 58 Legal Auctions and Sales TO BE SOLD at public auction—l93l Ford roadster, motor No. 4449093. for Crane :n and storage charges amounting to $35 Oct 5 at FANCHER & LONG GARAOF a- Maywood jvo Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING' i Public Service Commission Docket No. 2446-M _ I Application of Truck Service Company. I Indianapolis. Indiana, for a certificate to \ operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of property over highways Nos. 24 12. | 20. 2 3<f 3.9, 43. 46 | 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 2nd. 1934 Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. By RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner. Indianapolis Ind., September. 19. 1934 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given to interested citizens that the Common Council of the Cit v of Indianapolis, through its Committee on Public Parks, will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p. m Monday October 1, 1934 in the Council Chamber at the City Hall on General Ordinance No. 61. 1934 which proposes to rezone the territory bounded by Indiana Avenue. Blake Street. North Street, and Locke Street from a U 2 and U3. A4. HI district to a U3 A5. H 2 district. , Witness mv hand and the seal of the City of Indianapolis, this 18th day of September. 1934. HENRY O GOETT. <Scali City Clerk. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of the City of Indianapolis that the Common Council of the City of Indianapolis now has pending before it. Appropriation Ordinance No. 32. 1934 appropriating $3,750.00 from the Board c! Health General Fund to Citv Hospital Fund No. 721. Furniture and Fixtures. The above described ordinance is due to come up for passage at the next regular meeting of the Council to be held on the Ist dav of October. 1934. at 7:30 p. m. After said appropriation has been determined. any ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon by filing of petition therefor with the Marion County Auditor not later than ten days after said additional appropriation has been made bv the said Common Council and the state Board of Tax Commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this County. Witness my hand and the seal of the City of Indianaptlis. this 18th day of Sept-mber. 1934. 1 P HENRY O. GOETT. (Seal) City Clerk.

LEGALS 56 Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby giver, that scaled bius for the- purchase of the following material* will fce received bv the Chairman cf the State Highway Commission of Indian i at his office ~on the third floor. State House Annex. 102 North Sena-e Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana, until 2 00 p m on the sth dav of October 1934 at which j time they will be publicly opened and read: Invitation No. 3553-B 800 to 1100 tons No 6 Crushed Aggregate. Gravel or Sag FOB Mexico or del'd on State Road 31 S from Peru Citv Limits to Miami-Fultoa County Line. Invitation No. 3854-B: 600 to 800 tons No 6 Crushed Aggregate F O B Miami * Bennett or del and on State Road 31 Q R from Citv Lim*s of Kokomo to Junction with State Road 318 E Invitation No 3555-B 400 to SOO tons No. 6 Crushed Aggregate. Gravel or Sivg del'd, on State Road 31 R from Pc:u Citv Limits to State Road 218 E Invitation No. 3634 Quantity of Ford A B V-8 Parts FOB Indianapolis InvitatioiC No. 3635: Quantity of Painting <fc Welding Equipment F. O. B Indianapolis Invitation No 3642 Quantity of Tires A- Tubes FOB Indianapolis Invitation No 3643: 15,000 Board Feet Oak Bridge Lumber del'd, on Road 156. between vevav and Patriot. Invitation No. 3644: 500 to 1000 tons No. 45 Crushed Aggregate F. O B Linton. Invitation No 3645: 40 tons Rock Asphalt F. O. B Madison. Indiana. Invitation No. 3647: Quantity of Truck and Auto Parts FOB Indianapolis. Invitation No 3952-B 50 to 100 tons Stoker Coal F O. B Goshen. Indiana Invitation No. 3592-B 50 to 100 tons Stoker Coal F. O. B Waterloo. Indiana Bids shall be submitted upon standard proposal forms Proposal forms and specifications will be furnished free upon request. The right Is reserved bv the Chairman to reject anv or all bids, or to award on any combination of bids that in his judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA. JAMES D ADAMS Chairman ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices BRANDES. HAROLD A.—Age 31 years, beloved husband of Ethel Brandes (nee Kernem. son of John E. and ortuher of Raymond and Rov Brandes. passed awav Wednesday evening. Funeral Snurdav 2 p. m.. at the residence. 1315 Comar ave. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited- G. H. HERRMANN SERvTCt BURNS, KENNETH” W.—Beloved husband of Mrs. Euna Burns, father of Mrs. Aurmeta Martin afid brother of Mrs Merle Haugh, Smith and Millard Burns, all ol Indianapolis, passed awav Thursday p. m. Services at the family residence. 6157 Buckingham ave.. Saturday, Sept. 22. 2 p. in. Friends invited. Interment Washington Park cemetery. COLLINS. MISS ELIZABETH daughter of James A. and Lilly T Collins, passed away Thursday evening at the home. 4811 Park ave. Services Saturday. 4:30, at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friends invited. DEVERE, JOHN C.—Age 86 years, died at his home. 2902 Brill rd., Wednesday evening Funeral Monday, 8 30. at the home, 9 a. m. St. Roch's church. Interment Holv Cross cemetery. Friends invited. _K lUBVIÜBV SERVICE. HIGGINS. FRANK G.—Husband of Ida F„ father of Mrs. H. R. Wass of Bonne Terre. Mo.: Mrs. C. C. Gullion. Miss Sibyl. William G.. Robert F. and Richard B. Higgins, all of Indianapolis, passea awav Thursday evening. Services at the FLANNER & BUCH'tNAN MORTUARY Saturday. 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery; STAPLE. MRS. ALICE—Aunt of Mrs. Mary A. Fuller, passed away Wednesday night in Danville. Services Saturday. 2 p. m , at the FLANNER <t BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. MARTIN, LAURA ALlCE—Daughter of the late William H. and Alice Ann Martin of Lebanon. Ind., died Thursday, Sept. 20. at the home of her sister. Mrs. R. H. Hollywood. 5555 Broadway. She is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Hollywood and Mrs. R. F. Heaton of Mlchigantown. Ind. Funeral services, 2:30 p. m., Saturday. Sept. 22, at the RAGSDALE A- PRICE FUNERAL HOME. 1219 N. Alabama st. Friends invited. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Lebanon. Ind. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. rri. Friday. [Lebanon (Ind.) papers please copy. I MOESCHLIN. MARlE—Passed away Thurs, day Sept. 20. at the St. Anthony's Home. Lafayette, Ind. Funeral services at, the VOIGT MORTUARY, 1632 S. Meridian st., Saturday. Sept. 22, 8:30 a m.. followed by services Sacred Heart church 9 a. m. Interment St Joseph Cemetery. Friends invited. Members of the Third Order of St. Francis will meet at the mortuary Ft iday. 8:30 p. m., for praver. RHINEHART. WILLIAM EDWARD Beloved husband of Crickett Rhinehart, father of John Edward and Shirlev Ann, departed this life Wednesday. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 22. from the MOORE KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 253 C Station st., II a. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. I'OUNG, A. CATHERINE—BeIoved mother of Miss Laura Young and Mrs. Paul Ray. grandmother of Laura Jean Rav. and sister of Miss Marv Quinn, passed away Thursday p. m. Friends mav call at, the residence. 5001 N. Penn, st Saturday and Sunday. Services Monday. 9 a. m.. St. Joan of Arc church. Burial Holv Cross cemetery, i Cards, In Memoriams SIFFERLEN —With deepest appreciation we wish to thank each and every one for their kindness shown us at the death and burial of our beloved husband and father. Especially to the members of the "Crew” who so loyally and faithfully assisted him in his last moments and burial. To our friends and neighbors. also the. officials of the railway mail service, to the Rev. Fathers Lyons, Moore and Schuttlekotte, the choir and Men's Club of Our Ladv of Lourdes church, the school children, the sisters of St. Francis and Feeney and Feeney funeral directors who all assisted us in our great bereavement—MßS CATHERINE SIFFERLEN and FAMILY.

3 Funeral Directors, Florists " FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N Meridian St t’A-Uiac FLANNEK & BUCHANAN 25 W Fall Creen urive TA-4400 GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market Rl-5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware Ll-3828 ; GEO. W. USHER fUNERAI SOMES 2614 W WASH ST rifi-01*ti 1719 N CAPITOI AVA TA-1716 J C WILSON i 23U Prospect L)K-U321-032d t Lost and Found LOST—Two Iraternitv pins, chained together. Reward. HU-4919. LOST—Grown female police dog. called Queen: child's net: reward. RI-1990 LOST—Large black brief case. containing communications. Reward. Phone TA-2651 LOST—SIO bill. Vicinitv 1401 E Michigan. Girl's wages CH-6519. Reward. LOST—Diamond stick pin. rose mounting: kpepsako. Liberal reward. TA-3034 LOST—Female, black and white setter nursing pups. Reward. 1344 8. Sheffield Ave. LOST —Ladv's white gold watch, between ?00 block Kentucky ave. and Murphy s 0-cent store, Reward. BE-4369 LOST—Small bracelet initials L. H. M. Value, sentiment only. WA-3444 TIMES WANT ADS cost less than in any other Indianapolis newspaper. 5 Personals Free Permanent To the first patron who applies before 930 a m. tomorrow. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY &i BARBER SCHOOL 342 E JWash _ Shampooing, finger waving and r rtILIL marceling All work supervised. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY & BARBER SCHOOL. 342 E. Washington. " PERMANENT WAVES Small Service Charge Only CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE 209 Odd Fellow Bldg LI-0432, Wary wives want Wise-O. Safe and sane for hygiene. 18 capsules, SI.OO. 10c for trial and booklet. AMER. CHEM. LAB.. Indianapolis. Ind. FREE haircuts, flngerwavlng. marcels ROYAL ACADEMY. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.. 111, ar.d Wash. _____ WILL cure hav-fever asthma, bronchial trouble. 322 ? Mass. RI-3759. FALSE teeth repard 75c up New plate *7 50 DR CARTER. 628 K P Bldg RI-1250 FOR grace and poise, try dancing. STOCKMAN STUDIOS RI-1810 TIRED of being a wallflower—learn to dance. STOCKMAN DANCE STUDIOS TIMES WANT ADS cost less than in ons other Indianapolis newspaper and Transportation *5.75 WORLD S FAIR TOUR. Lv. every Frt„ midnight, ret. Sun. night, including transportation and hotel acc : 2 tickets to fair. UNITED BUS. Cal) RI-4232 217 8 Illinois for reservation. FnstWcTfolH s 10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring STUDENTS' GRADUATED from the Internationa! Beauts oc Barber School are in demand because of their high, efficient Qualifications—auspices Jounnevmen Barber Union—low fee. 342 E, Wash EARN while learning. Engineering. AMERICAN INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF DRAFTING AND Jg* Ft Wavne I'&smfC*' ihftiff UOS Roowwlfi ill .t TEST.

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HELP WANTED li Help 4\ ,nted Male LO-AL oosrtiun should pv 835 00 weekly io start reoid Increase, investment re* qiured__P O Box 690 ACCT wi’h sales or retell credit experience with car to handle outside work for national organization in Indiana. M ist hate car and be financially responvh.e Phone RI-2730 for appointment. WANTED— 2 good barbers at once. JEN* NINGS SHOP.. 120 S Illinola t. vUANTED—Men to have their hata cleaned and blocked or suits pressed for 25c. J, _R HAT CLEANERS 37 W. Ohio St. L WANTED ALL-ROUND LOCKSMITH. 122 VIRGINIA AVE YOUNO man 22 to 28. single, as partner for advertising work. 82’0 00 required. • MORGAN Berwick apt 2 901 h New Jersey WANTED EXPERIENCED SHOE"' SAUSiMAN INQUIRE IMMEDIATELY. 35 E. WASHINGTON 14 Help Wanted —female SALESWOMEN i2i - Direct selling and demonstrating experience. Reference required No canvassing No '.nwestment. Excellent opportunity for right party 510 Merchants Bank. CHRISTMAS CARDS—Beautiful assortments to sell at 25c. 50c 75c. $1 cost* vou half these price.-: call or write INDIANA SALES CO . 6 Pembroke Arcade, _3 4 Virginia Ave , Indtanapolis, lad. Saleswomen and Solicitors Pleasant work; possible earning? 814 per week and up. LI-5648. ADVERTISING COLLECTORS, city, outtown jobs Automobile reautred. Km. 144. Hotel Roosevelt. _ _______ 2 GIRLS to iearn beauty work in exchange for sen ices, 1513 Central ave. 3 GIRLS for demonstration work lor national concern: ac.vancement to managetisi post'ions. 510 Merchants bank LADY—Young or middle-aged, more lor _home: days. 3H> Sanders 15 Wanted—Male or Female WE WANT 1000 (white' men and women to pick Deans; also 15 tomato pickers. Meet A1 Butcher's truck. 7 a. m every dav including Sunday; main entrance Speedway: talce Speedway bus. WANTED— Elderly couple to take care of good home for lone DSrtv. 1346 W. 27th st, RENT ALS 17 Furnished Rooms S3—RURAL. N. 612—Very desirable room; steam heated; garage; laundry optional. CH -6698. ALABAMA. N. 2355—Large front room; overstufted. kitchen: private entrance; also housekeeping room. BACON. 1201—3 furnished rooms. Urge yard; garage: overstuffed; utilities furnished 84. CENTRAL. 3330—Employed couple or men. to share widow's home. TA-5786. CENTRAL _ AVE.. 2112—Cheerful well furnished room, loining bath, reasonable rates. HA-3694-W. COLLEGE. 3553 —Pleasant corner room; hot water: shower; gentleman. WA-1050. DELAWARE. N, 1409—Large front room: twin beds: shower: Dorch; reasonable. RI-0267 ILLINOIS. S.. 24—3rd fioor: lodging. 15c: beds, 25c, Showers free. ILLINOIS. N 1907—Attractive*steam heated front; 2 men; twin beds; closets; quiet home; garage. MERIDIAN. N.. 2716— Living room: overstufTed: fireplace; alcove; bedroom; accommodate 2. s3_so each. HA-4747-J. NEW JERSEY. 201 N ~No. 29 -62 and *3 sleeping room, single or double; parking. LI-1801. PLEASANT RUN BLVD . 733 l sq. North Rav mondi —Large room < brick yenreri: garage optional; $3. DR-3108. SUTHERLAND. 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-382L 13TH. E 317—Light, clean room, In private modern home; gentleman: home privileges. 36TH. W. 14.—Delightful front room; N. Meridian bus; private home: reasonable. NICE room. 1 or 2; private modern home; walking distance; reasonable. LI-7240. LOVELY double room: new furnishings; continuous hot water: private apartment: ladies. RI-1461. Ten uer cent discount on all Cash Want Ada placed at Times Want Ad Headquarters 214 W Maryland St 17-a Hotels. Resorts, Inns HARBOUR HOTEL rms. Running not, cold water. Low rates. SCHWENZER HOTEL—4SB E Washington st. Outside rooms; steam heat, running water, showers, tubs: $2.50 up weekly. SEMINOLE HOTEL T £° ho Vi‘running water in each room. Weekly. $3.50. $4.50. “ HOTEL ANTLERS ott-rs ah comtorts Ultra (rndern notei ervice As low as $2 a day *lO week •50 N Meridian LI-2351 Bar fort Hotel Choice rooms good ventilation. Innerspring mattresses. Complete hotel service. Coffee shop. Del. at Mich. _ LI-5315 18 Housekeeping Rooms $2 50—2238 W. 16th—2-room modern apartment; beautiful view: water: garage: adults. BE-4275-W. S2.SO—CENTRAL. 2244—Lovely small room; utilities: running water; wonderful heat. HE-4627. 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; nrivate family; reasonable. BFLLEFONTAINE. 1133—Nicely furnished. unusual, clean fight housekeeping rooms. BROADWAY. 1626 Dormitory for young men students; sleeping, cooking: accommodate 4. HB-3963. CARROLLTON. 1561—3 rooms, do'wnstairs; overstuffed: sink: everything furnished; pri vate entrance; rcasonsble. CARROLLTON. 1804—2 rooms; ln-a-door bed; utilities $4; private entrance. HE_44O6J DENNY. N.. 423—Share modern home or rooms; garage. Reasonable. EUCLID, ' 109 N. Cozy furnished modern apartment; private entrance; steam; phone, $4. E Washington car FT’. WAYNE. 709—3 rooms, furnished or unfurnished: steam heat, walking dlstance; $6. $7. TA-1487. ILLINOIS. N.. 2339—2 room kltechenette apartments. 85; HA-4928-M. ORIENTAL. S. 138 -Married couple or woman to share home; pleasant rooms. PARK 1023-2-3 rooms, newlv decorated; all utilities. $5. $6; also sleeping. PARK. 942—3 rooms; gas rang*: sink; icebox: hot water; steam heat: also sleeping. $2 50, LI-4145 SHELBY 2605—3 furnished rooms; private bath: front entrance. DR-1252-R. WOODRUFF. 544 M. DR -2 rooms: running water: utilities: next bath. CH-3173. TEN'th' 2225 E.—S3-S5-SS— Clean modern 3 rooms: newlv decorated: 2 beds, sink: utilities furnished. .. _ CT.INTON HOTELr— Large front room; housekeeping- steam heat: eas range. 23 Virginia Ave. sell7~rent or buy real estate through classified ads In The Times. Phone “ad-taker." RI-5551 during busl-ns-ss hours. ===. Ift Rooms with Board COLLEGE. 3268—Lovely room; good meal*: private home: garage Reasonable TA--6980. DELAWARE N.. 2055-Front room: good meals: hot water: accommodate 2; small room. Phone. RUCKLE 3309—Nice front corner room: shower- 1 or 2 gentlemen: private home. HA-1733-M. ___________ WOODRUFF - ?L 891 M. DR.— Lovely room; next bath; mea.R optional, tieman: private entrance: - 21 Unfurnished Apartments "the MADISON 615 MADISON AVE Economize! Live in one of these clean, attrac- A"\ _ tive. newly decorated J 1 CA ipts. - 3-4-5 rooms R) / / ,JU Heat, water furnished A—lamtor service. Save on u„ fuel and utilities _ r\R 5012 See custodlt n or call M E. Molioy. DRJSvIa THE DUNDEE Corner Virginia Ave. and McCarty Sts. Enjoy this pleasant year- P" around home. Clean, attrac- fl* M tive and economical. No wa- X _ A ter. coaL gas or Ice bills. W Walking distance to Circle. tjn See custodian or call M. E. Molioy. DR-5013 125—HEAT. WATER—PARK. 20(4—5-room uppgr; good location. HE-3Q2a. FAIRFIELD 1123—Beautiful 4-room upper; heat, water: 832.50. LI-2113. Week days. NEW YORK. 1150 E— Mod er n 5-room apartment; janitor service; inauirt 1108 £7 New York i WOODRUFF PL. 1846. Cross dr.— Lovely modern apartment: furnished or un- | furnished CH-0630-M. Ij-th w. 42—Nicely redecorated kitchenette apt.: hest. cas. ice. water furnished. $22 Call apt. No. 1. THE GRANT.

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