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Retired - Botany Professor Was Visiting Daughter; Rites: Set Tomorrow.

Services for Dr. David M Mottier, professor emeritus in botan diana University, will be p. m. tomorrow at| his

Bloomington. [| : Dr. Mottier died peters ' Home of his son-in-law an ter, Dr. and Mrs. Lyman son, 4558 N. Delaware St., | here he was visiting. Dr. Mottier had been a professor at Indiana 39 years. He retired two years ago. Born at Patriot, Ind., he

4 was graduated from ‘Indiana Uni-

versity and took his doctor’s degree at ‘the University of Bonn in 1897. He also studied at the University of Leipzig and at Naples, Ifaly. Dr. Mottier was a life member of the Botanical ‘Society of America, a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and . a‘ member of the Washington Academy of Sciences. He was a member of the Botanists of Central States, American Society of the Indiana Academy of Science. He had | been president of the latter since 1907, and was a member ‘of Sigma Xi and Phi Beta Kappa Fraternities. He was author of “Practical Laboratory Guide for [First Year in

Botany,” published in 1902; “Fecundation in Plants,” published in 1904; “College Textbook in Botany,” pub-

papers. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. ‘Pearson and Mrs. Leland Haworth of Urbana, Ill.; a son, Dr. David H.

Mottier of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. DE. Wallace of Walton, Ky., and four grandchildren, Mary Ann and Elizabeth Pearson of Indianapis Jane and John Haworth of Urb:

ate Deaths

NDRIA_Mrs. ‘Mary E. Crouse, 77. Husband, Jacob; daughters, Williams, Mrs. Nora Huiparey nd Mrs] J. C. Yule; sons, Clyde, Jay Crouse; sister, Mrs. Ida Crotch, Dwight Webb, 34. Surviyv- , Hazel: gon. Phillip; Gaughtes, [hrothers, Bissell, thur, Earl,

T. > O'Bryan, Survivors: Wife, . Ro William, Richy and Jant; brothers, William, Elisha and John; sister, Mrs. May Baker.

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ARAMA NA NEP PITRE TIO

rivors:) Huseand, | Charles; sons, oy and Will Rouch; daughters. fry ky ry Wells) and Mrs. F. Komann. | AGE--M rs: Jennie Steward. 65. 5 SAE] sons. Joseph. 5 Ed and Raymond; Naughters, MTs. Mrs, Roy Turner., Mrs. John pela a Mrs. Gilbert CEAY ORDSVILLE — M) Lowe, 3 Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. SherRe ert. Mrs. Fannte B. Smith,| 68. Fushant, Franklin; . brother. Sarah McClure, | 87. usb John: son, TX Harris.

~ ave CREEK—Mrs. Emma Jane Grey, Husband, John; John, man Hl nore; sons, Emory; A. E., and the Survivors: ILLE—Ken Surviv=-

neth 50. : Wife, Lola; Lier] Miss Jean Cox; son, John; mother. Mrs. | Clara Cox; sister, Mrs. Bessie Pulley; Mrs. Zerlie ummers. | __DUNIA AP — Marion Showalter, 68. Sur‘|vivor: Brother, Alfred. EVA SVILLE-Valentine Staub, 817. {vivor: Brother. part Mrs. | Louise x 70. | Husband, janthony Arey urnham and Luigs; son, | Gharles; Senter Charles | Raben. FRA 'KFORT— Willard Milner, 57. vor: Wife. al FRA! y vOors: # Mrs.

half-sister,

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Survivors: Mrs. Alfred

Sur-

73. Sur-

KTON—Mrs. Nancy Shell, : sister,

Sons, Edgar and George; iam" Richwine. | FULDA~Dr. Max Eble. [7 = s, three daughters BST Nan Graves, %0. Surviv- | oe ALVES Miss Mary Helen Graves; brother, im sisters, Mrs. Laura MarMrs. Claudia Speece. NSBURG—Mrs. Fannie Carroll Pat- . #8urvivors: Husband, Cortez; jis Irs. Robert Woodfill. INNISDALE—MTs. Hatile Malieoat, 65. Husban ; daughters, a ' Mrs. Noah Goodnight Smith; sons, a: Roland Malicoat; brother,

Survivors: Wife;

Mack |Blystone KOKOMO—Thomas McVety, 8. William H. Summerton Sr. Survivors; Son, William; brother, oh ohn and James. LAGRANGE—Joseph Spero, TL. / | gurvivors: Wife, Gertrude; Ganghter, | Mrs. Elsie (Wier: sisters, Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Aggie Kane; brother, Ned. MIDDLETOWN—Mrs. William > Greenlee. 75. Suryivors: Husband; so NEW ALBANY—Charles L. Tocker, 58. Survivors: Daughter, Myre. > Autrey Gibson; brothers, John and Tho!

Therédsa Oft. Charles E. Daughter, Mrs. Hollis; brother; is fae Schyler, Lemmon and Heber Jackson.

NEWBURGH—Mrs. Nora Jane Vonder- | scher,¢ 52, Survivors: Husband, William; | daughter, Mary Jane: x Bio au hter, Mrs. James Maynard: stepsons, Floy Stew art Vonderscher; sisters, Mrs. Ane Hast and Mrs. William Stratton; brothers, Asa, . Russell Taylor. , 84. | Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Charles Schmidt and Mrs. Jacob Spaetti; sons, Oscar, Charles Jr. and Anthony, RUSSIAVILLE—Mrs. Vertia Eikenberry, 64. Survivors: Husband, Carl Eikenberry; sister, dre: Bertha Gordon; brother, Dr. L. H. Stout. |

Survivors: 3 | son, Addison,

SEYMOUR—M = Margaret Rueter, 40. urvivors: | Pare Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rueter; brothers, oy Edward and Martin: sisters, | Mrs. Henr ters,| Mrs. Ed Wandersee, Mrs. bert ersee and rs. Mayfiel avity. Wayne Mervil 1 Survivors: . Truex;

bro Vir nia, Boy "Louis & and Joyce Truex,

other Mr. = 1d Mee. terti ‘Lock-

. SHARPSVILLE -— Mildred Louise ridge. 15. Survivors: - other. Mrs. ia gs Lockridge:

sister, John brother, James; Balf-brother, Earl Green. Hana-

LBYYVILLE—-M:3, Susan H She survivo hillip Hoop;

Jhan, 83, Sau ign Mrs, Nellie Spurlin. | V: BURG—-Mrs. Nanc, , Jane Deck, 67. ul td SHusband, Zack; d ughters, Mrs. Nellie Hess I Deck; Brot hers, Jont and Phill nL sisters, | Mr Grace Gouty. Mrs. Sadie Mr

Charles Porter.

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at Ineld at 2 home at Bloomington. Burial | will be. at at the| daughPear-

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lished in 1932, and other technicali:

qust Endris, 74. Survsvor: Sister, Mrs. |.

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Ave,, Mrs. Sarah J. Huston, Huston. candle cake himself. good cake,” he reported.

| ‘day of the youngest Huston, John William. William, in the arms of his father, Dr. Paul Huston, 3820 Rookwood who will celebrate April 13, and her son, William A. Huston, 3946 Guilford, father of Dr. As a special attraction Grandpa Huston baked the one“It took me an hour to make it but it was a

LOCAL DEATHS

Four generations of Hustons last week celebrated ‘the first /birth-

(Left to Right) John her 90th birthday

Charles L. Genier

Services for Charles L.. Genier, a local resident for 38 years, will be held 5 1:30 p. m. Thursday at the McNeely & Sons Funeral Home. Mr. Genier, a tinner, died yesterday. He was 74. He wis a member of the Sheet Metal Workers Local 41." For many years he worked for the Joseph Gardner Co. He had been confined to a wheelchair for 20 years because of a leg injury. Since then

he had made a hobby of his trade,

making minnow buckets, tackle boxes, deed boxes, brass and cop-

per lanterns and copper mail boxes.

Mr. Genier was born in Xenia, O. and learned his trade at the Soldiers & Sailors’ Home there. . He is survited by two sons, Louis and Edmund; two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Kent and Mrs. Elinor York; a brother, Fred, all of Ind polis, and four sisters, Mrs. Florence Mec~Gaughey and Mrs, William Ratchford, hoth of Xenia, and Mrs. Thomas O'Dea and Mrs. George Benham, both of Springfield, 0.

Mrs. Iverna Cline

Services for Mrs. Iverna. Cline, who died Sunday at her home, 2120 E. Michigan St. will be| held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Dorsey Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Washington Park. Mrs. Cline was § E ive|ot Pratt, Kas., and had lived here for many years. She was a member of the Methodist Church at Winchester, Ind., and was a fosmer member of the O. E. S. Her husband, James,

died 10 years. ago.

Survivors include a son, A, M. Cline, and two brothers, Clyde and Fred Merritk, all of Indianapolis.

Albert C. Miller

Funeral services for : Albert C. Miller, 287 Shortridge Road, Big Four Railroad employee 40 years and engineer on the IndiapapolisCincinnati run, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the, Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Crown Hill. Born in Bartholomew County, Mr. Miller lived at Maywood, Ind., with his family before coming to Indi-|] anapolis when he was 21, He. died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital after a five weeks’ illness. He was 62 and a longtime member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Survivors two caught Mrs. (Willia apolisha si ter, Mrs. Fletcher Denny of Mooresville, Ind.; a brother, Forrest Miller | of Camby, | Ind., and a granddaughter, Alma Louise Fitzgerald of Indianapolis.

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EXTERNALLY CAUSED pimples, rashes, quickly relieved by

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are his wife, Louise;

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Edward H. Smith

Services will be held at 2:30 p./m.

tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchgnan Mortuary for Edward H. Smith, who died yesterday at Methodist Hospital. Pheeters, pastor of the North Meridian Street Methodist Church, will

officiate. Hill.

The Rev. C. A. Mc-

Burial will be at Crown

r. Smith, who was 73, was a re-

tired Monon Railroad conductor.| He lived at 2121 N. New Jersey St.

Survivors include his wife, Min-

nie; two brothers, Albert and Fred, of | Danville, Ill, and a granddaughter, Miss Phyllis ‘Tiffany of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Nathan Bowman

Mrs. Nathan Bowman, native of

Indianapolis, died today at her home, 1653 Carrollton Ave., affer a long illness. band died in 1926.

She was 63. Her hus-

Mrs. Bowman is survived by'tour

brothers, Samuel Barrett, Chicago;

Jack Barrett, St. Louis; Charles Barrett and Meyer Barrett, Indianapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Detroit, and Mrs. Max Jellman and Mrs. Nellie Barrett, Indianapolis.

[Services will 'be at 2 p. m. tomor-

row in the Aaron & Rubin Funeral Home and burial will be in Shara Tefilla Cemetery. Rabbi Charry and Cantor Myro Glass will officiate.

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innersprings, near bath; adults” home, gentleman; $3. HE-5706.

CLINE—Iver e 55, beloved mother of Ardeth Lp cue. Ds of Clyde and ay p. m,

Barns Cemetery at

VERITAS LODGE No. _& A. M. called meeting edn ‘day noon to attend funeral of

Brother Clyde W ! BAM-

DELAWARE, 400 N tively furnished’ , front; reasonable; phone DELAWARE. 1034 “N—Attractively furnished alcove living, bedroom, innersprings; suitable for couple; phone. DELAWARE, 2147 N.—Nicely furnished studio bedroom suitable 12; private entrance. RC, Uk ILLINOIS, 6—ADt. large “front room; private lavatory: a water; $3.50; eman.

. Apt. 8—Large, attrac-1-2 employed;

CENTRAL, 1948—Lovely, desirable front 3a Sonim overstuffed: sink. COLLEGE, ce 2-room a tment, _ private EA % ont porch, A150 1 room DELAWARE, N., 1714—Pront, nicely ols nished 2 rooms, downsiales: electric yefrigerator, garage, phone GROFF, T4413. 25; two rooms: everything furnished: uals ental

HIGHLAND AVE a clean, mod.: utilities he Ne adults: phone.

ILLINOIS, N., 3125—Efficiency apartment.

018. jnnersprings: good meals; home privileges. phon

od Me may y de avs orsey Funeraj| gentle newly furnished: on porch: desir Home, 3039 E. New York. Puneral, 10:30 a 1318 8—Attractive front room, for 3 girls. HA-2098-J. eaS0 ILLIN -— d bath. Burial Washington Park. [Frenkfort | RENWOOD. 3227 Unusually | attracti ITS ome at (Ind).. papers please copy.) Dll me oar a 1 Janitor. oh, 'Sonftani, hot. Nate HUXLEY—Dors A., widow of Henry Hux. | leBeS: room for. TA-7842. > ONE, 820—Large front 2 rooms: ley, age 71, beloved mother of Charles| KENWOOD. 3634—Unusually = furnished sembioyed fps one room light cook- ¢ Huxley, India napolis; Mrs. Naoma/| front; private home; kitchen privileges| ing. ussell, artinsville: sister of Mrs. optional: reasonable. | HA-2708-J. Fae 2008 N.—3 rooms, down; p12 = Myrtle Cramer and Mrs. Eva ; grand- NEW JERSEY, 13% N.—Attrcative down-|_ vate entrances; sink: all utilitie moiner of “ Bro Todi Huxley, D 2d away| stairs room: va entrance; Jn ner- | MASSACHUSETTS AVE., 703, No. 9; clean oo; $3%. Christian iho, Sy Liartimaville springs: walking distance. LI-17 3 rooms, utilities. Contant hot water, Ind. Burial Martinsville, Ind. SI PARE, 3345 “Large IND) 8 ventila- | NORTHWESTERN, 3131—Two rooms, nicely ith gis at 2% Shir rie Er Central Chapt in, pr jyase, Domne, gentleman preferred, furnished, sink, tiintien, steam beat. a church after 1 p, m, Wi es- | TACOMA. N. 517; $2. tt. y day, un picely wiraished 82h Aiias nee Dewly, Lo : Neigldaire: private en K EP Alle, of 608 N. New Jersey, be- 21ST, 529 E.—Lovel : ret cot ML hemmed] X J. y TTarge room, nexi| STERLING, 1205—Desirable 1-room apartloved Elizs th ri bath: private Somes! innersprings; rea-| ment: near bath; everything furnished; of Greenfield, Ind. and George of Chi- sonable. HE- i transportation. CH-4198. cago,. sister of Mary Kinder of Indian-|33D. 36 W.; 2 bl. Meridian-Tlibois; front AVE., 210-Nice one-room efils apolis and Henry Turton of Youngstown, bedroom, pi "plenty ventilation, 2 in family. | elency: utilities hot water. S:Rassed away fay. °3 34 aes of Yan 3 10th E. 516—_Three rooms: nicely furnaddress. Buria, Yon Park Ceme-| d comfortable, in awe ome. ished: private entrance; . electric retrigtery. Friends may call at the home any| fest optional 1001 Fletenee SH sons, Trlr EN time. (Paris (Ill) papers please: copy. COLORED. a HL, o E.—Nice. warm 1 to 4 rst-class; 2 furnished or un- ha or | unfurnished; utilities: MILLER—Albert husband of Louise, furnished. near bath: Illinois carline.| parking. lia Hisgoraia dire. Du es a Sl 1218, E. AE RE rooms, oDacely furMortuary Wednesday. 1:30 p. Didi Rooms With Board 15|w ANTED= Respansible “Business 7 Siar Business or trayTown rien ging ma may call at the mortuary. PARK, 1806—Warm, light room: home kftcher ette apartment. pi iano: ideal loPASCH—Kate he 92 years, belove d mother woking, Near carline. Garage. HEShier Sch "Ridhis Scheib. os. Jous Po LEFONTATNE 1333—Large, ght Toom, | Apartments for Rent 18] Monday even: ing. Pu Funeral, Thursday, 2 So a Sr 335300 porch; breakfast , at the home, East 8t. optional. LI-3217 «=== 4 Friends ‘nvitea. Burial Crown Hill, ~~ | GUILFORD. Sa nome_seed. ven-| APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU . eals. POWERS Jesse, of 425 St i st. | _HE-2804 5. Nurse's care.| o, sice apts. gladly shown. LI-5558 e Powers, father o LMES, oO v JQrate Be, and Jewel Aus hin, passed HOLME: rivate Ne i Sranaporiation. GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. To x Funerai Aon a8 08 ots se <BEA811-M. nN yomout, L1-2439. Tolln | Monday, Services Wednes- | ILLINOIS, N.. 1730—Large, warm room; COLONNADE or 2-room apts,, bath,

maid service; din, rm

$5 up |i

348 N. Meridian.

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June; garage; $35; water paid.

TW 2039—5 rms., semi-mod. . WYOMING, 414 E.—6-1 a modern a $17 HICKMAN, R110. 43 E. Ohio. 5-Rm, semi-mod.; water pd............. Fine condition; ld Rcreens PR 906 Daly St. MR. HUFF L1-7221

EE emai Taos Rooms. sok r arms—Suburban 20(¢ 77 Are You a Carpenter ? ? pe FEE oF Kos bought on low terms.

Mr. Nicolai FUSE REALTY

RI-6412. ACRE LOTS o n Southeastern and EmHorson "Aves. ; $165 with $15 down snd 3 er month and up. We will assist v in financing oROur new Home. hERT WILHELM, Emerson. EAST—THREE en rooms, modA Chicken house, broodFal, Da mong Jat HH alter erth. a 4200. . ™M BUNGALO' Tg Ac pson hes at. Ma Vol. T, A Price 31600 on BRA os y:

C farms, LAND Bank ‘and $5 purines 0. CIR 3510 N. fe

dri i ood Tand. “Bldgs. ni epdricy Co oy Yenn., Bo3.| 25

Houses and Lots Sale OLD HOMESTEAD

Per me inc., taxes and ins. buys 8-rm., mod., newly home at this W. 3ist St. Lot Only $3200, $320 down. McDaniel, Realtors.

$30.1

recond. 80 ft. frontage, 4%% int. rate. Call Elbert L. M Kirk McKinney .Co., Inc. OAT, KA. 3021, res. RI-8790.

6 Rms., Mod.—$215 Down

$25 50 Per mo., inc. taxes and ins. 8 buys this newly repaired home near Perry Stadium, Close to schools, stores, churches and transportation. Bee 1430 Remirandt, (1100. West). Call Elbert McDaniel, E. Kirk McKinney Co., Inc, Bealtors. Off, MA-3521, res MA-3521, res, RI-3 790.

T_ MORE NEW E NEW HOMES

Bik, E. Stratford

only 4500 4 own, 42 333 De or no: ady 1 to Basement, ia tion “rirage with | nead r. Fear ew grade and igh

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BR- 819. ap) 43 N. Del., RI-3471.

on BUNGALOW, NEAR FAIR GROUNDS, pod, sar. bus,

Northern, 2 2 Brescads br. n. Sin LE On] pm ape ME rcpt Lo 1a aa i; Sas. BE BE 333} 06 Wo 32nd’ Bedroom modern bungalow;

AL $300 down. r. Flowers. HU-8672, with

2-car

NEW JERSEY 2334 N. Weil furnished. SMITH—Edward ; -|#%8: 3 ROOMS, newly decorated, livingbrother of Fred Ba. ig oo ith ot ie EE mie acter ingts Shower, 82 room, bedroom, , ki in, bath, utilities, Danville, - Ill, passed away Toney AGED-CONVALESCENTS: Good food and stove furnished wa. distance. ee oe We caday 3.30pm. | SATE: Sownsialis Mes oI Mome 3048, HES 500M ¢ d sh A ..m. i . - u arage, " Friends invited, ' Burial Grown “ill, |S. Meridian heat Sri Bn oa faery | Friends may call ‘at the mortuary. Hotel 2 16 Pies. upper front bedroom WORLEY—Clyde: H., ent = $ fof snartment: ivory work: refrigerator. |e RS fr BSE : oe Sn nter, Charles N N. and Jalde M. Hoosier otel et 1322 Carrollton A i Beil” orley. Services Wednesday, 1:30 Po | bath; city heat; $3.50 See cust. Apt. 1 or call Mr. W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial i ety ’ Mass... COLLEGE, 1409—Upper re rooms, Memorial Park, : i i bath, 25% water, Key a Coe Carroll- \ i ton. = be » 181 room, Card of Thanks 2 conséane hot water, Roden, garage. BERGLUND—We wish ank all a friends and bors for their k kindness, 3541 N. MERIDIAN sympathy and subi] floral offerings 1'and 2 apts.; ul rendered at the death of our beloved gy ities eo. See oun. Ph 5660. mother, ' daughter and granddaughter, W JERSEY, 1617 TN —AUiTaciive B-Foom: tive 5 Margaret Berglund. Especially do we t. water, Sve an thank the Rev. Arthur L. Mahr, the em- (83.50% duplex; heat. water, pore Ba nn std Flanncy 4nd Bushssan. FARE, $318 Toons maiers por as HRY Mother and Grandmother. Plex, Jjarase ; heat, water for fuimiatid. $35. Lodge Notices 4

50.4 4030.34 N. Reystone:

$22.00 per month. |

MA--2523. HU-2200. 1, STRIC cr Boa five-room Ofori, : Owner. i :

Rooms Without Board 14| Housekeeping Rooms 17| Apartments for Rent 18 Houses and Lots Sale = $2: BEVILLE, 1026 N.—Nice, warm, pri- | ALABAMA 1516—2 rooms nicely furn-| FOR SALE—2 Young Guernsey cows, ¢all urls Rms. &5 Rms. | | Jate entrarice; nice’ for couple; privi-| Ished: ri ldaire; utilities; air-condi-| TA-4281. $38.9 Per mo., iné, taxes and ins, Ee ; Se. oJ! buys this 2 apt. home. 3525 $3—PARK, 1232—Attractive room, steam Hooking © Sten AEN oe. Rat room: | Furn. House Apts. 18A Salem St. (Between Meridian & HL) pr vileges; hot wat iso sleep- % heat, -innersprings, fares closet; phone; _ ing ILLINOIS N.. 810% —Lar .. offi Nees repairs. Can be acquired at'a sav parking. BROADWAY. 2419 — Large 1 or 2-room easy and bedroom apartments: utili- . Only $375 down Jor 4 home wits $3; DOUBLE; 412 B. 15th: large front | kitchenette apartments; nicely | fur-| ties. LI-8888. a , stone's "throw of 38th & Mer cKinne 3 oom; inn Dersprings: Central carline; | _ nished. Adults. : Elbert L. MsDaliel, Sri Morne privileges. RI-12 BROADWAY, 1403—2 front rooms, kitchen- | Houses for Rent 19| Co, Inc, Realiors. Off. MA-3521, ALABAMA, 3339 N.—Front room, 1-2, pri-| Cie; [avatory, next bath; nice place;) 8790. et vate boie, rivile meals’ optional. 5 $12; WYOMING, 854 E.—4-room double; uo ! - FEi%50%;, privieses, | meals pp Jotal CARROLLTON, 1529—Comlortable room. $1 iside toilet: lights, gas, water paid. we TIRED OF RENT RECEIPTS? | ALABAMA, OT Wswrectve, wony.| entiemen brelertes, "Riots | hn Se EA LEA 0 | ment, SiidiafAES 4° HES 2 Al _ portation. ~ Reasonable. HA-3974-R.___| CARROLLTON. 1226: LINDEN, 1395711. ee amd TE yard ‘and quiet stree CAPITOL, 2130 N.—Attractive front room,| &Sitchenette apartments. tuinished; pri-| ¥%5 rooms; built-ins: beautiful glass bath Good size o yard, AE aoe gra good ventilation, suitable 1-2. Reason. |. vate entrance: utilities, Liat | “walls. Open 6-8.p. m. Mon., Wed., Fri. baw redecorated—electric lights. _ able. -3644. CARROLLTON. -1804—2 Room omplete eve. : Caroline. Only $100 “down, low fontaty OARROLLTON, 3330—Pleasant, well fur-| Liebe; inca-door; next bath:” Stoker; | ARSENAL, 344 N.—6-Room double, com | AYRES vir. Miner, HA-1072-W, 0 Bet) Jom, suitable 1-2, private home. gd {Fur Shed: To 1 5k Bs redecorated, garage, near ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors. H1-2368, 2 BW irik mmm Sass fame rte il as RI-281 eee eee CARROLLTON, 3737 — Room _downsialrs;| [00m Kitchen, large screen porchi, I¢a-| FoNARY, 1504—5-Room modern double: 1805 50, HIGH SCHOOL ROAD

8-Rm. modern on lot 120’x185’ with beautiful HS hrubbery and targe trees, 5 | House has hardwcod floors, fan pas ement and fire place, only iY 10%

dow B *ATLISO REA REALTY! CO. RL 2568,

" Modern Bungalow, $2100

Room nd gar, in. ood Sohdiun, A

5 nuine ou the money 59 Leeds. hs Ave. 2700; turn north. $400 cash required. Balance $17.00 monthly. all Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koepper. 5 S. CRUSE REALTY CO. RI-6413, |

$2,000! TO

1832: Hoyt: S5-rm. cottages newly recond.: new hardwo s,} Highs, | gas. city water, inside toilet, gar. Sow Mr. s. RI-1419: eve;, HUAUL L, Mc CORD CO., 615 Lemcke Bldg. | Dandy Duplex [East } 2 bedrooms, wood: floors. New cabineis, nice | individual furnaces, large new garage. Nice

ighborhood. 200. “Term ne HUDELSO 42610 E. 13th.

NCE 6: 2 BUNGALOWS 5-rm. nod., Joss or Mr,

ms 0% flown. mn, ent. RI-8413, = Cn of your title. Se a abe ed by |!

stract: prepar + Union Title Co. 155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg. 2-story modern 7-room

112 N. GRANT — home! [reolace, on garage. 0s 3-bedroom mod.$

MOSL. 25. CH-1575,

SHERMA “cls En an TF Ea C CH2 , Cash 0 argain, $650. Call 1828 Tt ¢ ges 0 Sask?

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for HEALTY

WNER'S three-room/ (house. THREE rentals; total pri

__ Investment nets 30 pet. T Colored Buyers 301 W. 26th Six-room A se.

$300 down, balasce ‘mon

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