davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-10-02
THoS. J. OWEN & son. ACCTIONEERS.
TRITsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY. SIX Rooms AND BATH BRICK
DWELLISG. KNOWN AS. PREMISES

TRUSTEES SALE OF tALC ABLE Two
STORY SIX ROOMS AND BATH BRICK
pWELL,IlNGG+r G+rp KN3WN kSG SH,7Ar A, PREMISES
BY. virtue Of a certain deed of trust. dated
resorded MsoSd D. March % :: .i9a5 among the land
records of the District of Columbia and At
the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell. at public auc-
ton in front of the premises on WEDNES-
DAY TIE TIE sETEiNdTIHTR idIT RfaPE PAY ~ qcTMpBER ;bs
foilowinE, described Ian land and and :, premises, 81
mated as, and being lot ss7 in Thomas 2.
per plat at recorded sonl in il, tiber County
the surveyor of the District of Columbia
The above described property is now known
59sd. 5s? taxation % purposes as lot 0S' IN square
trust for S2.25O. furt her particulars OF which
will be announced at time of sale: the pur-
chase price above said aid trust to be paid in
ancing. recording and revenue stamps at
within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeit
ed and the property may be advertised and
reSOld at the discretion Of the trustees.
g. b. LIKENS,
J. H. GORDON
se2s. 80 .oc2.o.1 Tyvstooa,
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AUCTION SALES. 4

AUCTlON SALES. .naSUOf
FUTURE DAYS. 1T
THos. J. OWEN & SON AUCTIONEERs,
Valuable Apartment or RNae
ness Site, in the First CoRo
mercial Zone, on the Main
Thoroughfare Leading Frqm
Dupont Circle to the New
Arlington Memorial Bridge,
Fronting so Feet on the
East Side of New Hamp-
shire Avenue, Between ILL
and M Streets Northwest,
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Surely lot on the bay is more valuable.
by several hundred dollars. than one on a
creek or river: Fine shade trees add ito the
value: beautiful cottages with well kept
to the value: good neighbors add to the
value; safe. sandy bathing beach adds, to
the value: 30-ft. roads add to the valpe -
More value at Felicity Cove than elseHjA}S.
A. W. ANDREWS. REAL ESTATE
Shady Side. Nd Phone West River II I-F-11.
Washington address. 1211 Eye ST. NV.
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GRAFT TALKS /
ON SCHOOL COST
Urges Efficiency in Speech
Before Teachers.

Educational efficiency of such a
standard as TO justify the largo
amount of money expended upon it
was urged upon indianapolis school
teachers by +. u. Graft. superinten-
dent Of schools, at the opening Of the
four-day teachers meeting at Caleb
Mills. today
The financial side Of the school
system was explained by Craft and
he went at length into the school
board budget for the coming year.
The new budget is about A. per CENT
greater than last years. he said. OF
this increase only per cent Is for
maintenance and operation the bal
ance being for new buildings and
debt payments, he said. Annual
growth in school attendance amounts
to about a per cent he said.
Or. Henry n. Sherwood. state SUI
perintendent of public instruction
made the principal talk Wednesday;
Mrs. S. r. Artman, Thursday and
d. T. Weir assistant superintendent
Of schools, Friday.
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PETTIS COMPANY ON AIR
Light Opera Ensemble Will Broad
east From WFBM.

The following program will be
broadcast from WFBM, from SIS to
OILS tonight by the Pettis Light
Opera Ensemble:
prelude" Janefelt
IIWiignb '''''' '''s'.' 49, Prlml
Vocal sole by Mary Trraub Busch, ~
Contralto.
Romance sans Paroles. .,..... sGoens
Mighty LAX Rose. .......... Nevin
Vocal solo by Mary Traub Busch,
Contralto
when Shadows Fall" ,..,.. Keithley
Carry Me. Back TO Old virginny' :, Bland
"Four-Leaf Glover" ...... BroWnell
Vocal solo by Mary Traub Busch
Contralto
"Intermezzo Cavalliera Rusticana"..
........ ...........,. Mascangni
Love in 1dleness" ......., Macbeth
"Genevieve" ............ Henry Tucker
Vocal solo by Mary Traub Busch,
Contralto.
"Barcarolle" (Tales of Hanmon) .....,
. .
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LUCKY PRISONER HELD
Prosecuting Witnesses Fail to Give
Names To Police.

A man giving his name as James
Ferguson, SS, of New York City, held
on a charge of vagrancy and larceny
will probably be released in city
court today because he is lucky.
A traffic officer called to Market
and Illinois SITS. found Ferguson
held by two men who said they
caught him attempting to steal their
spare auto tire. While the officer
was sending the prisoner to jail, the
men left and the case now lacks
prosecuting witnesses.
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BY Virginia Swain


m HESTERFIELD, Ind, Sept. l.
III When a spiritualist mess
III age-bearer" at Camp Chester.
field tells you the date of your mar.
riage or of the death of your child,
or describes the accident in which
you father lost his life remember
her avenues of information are
wide and intricate.
One of the most fruitful sources
is the camp hotel itself.
Every morning, the names of new
arrivals and their home addresses
are copied from the hotel register.
j. p. Clark, the young assistant
Of William e. Hart, trumpet medi-
UNI, is regularly assigned to this
work, and may be seen any morning
after breakfast, with his head bent
over the scrawled pages of the reg
lister.
Pump" Visitors
I have also seen DR.. Myron Post
AND his wife, Mrs. Ethel Post, a
medium, examining the register with
CciIO AIOIil llilA0 " L4Ille.
Not only on the hotel record is
the information found. It Is trans
mitted by visitors to the hotel keep
err, Thomas Bronnenberg and his
wife, and to others who frequent the
lobby and verandas.
Any outpost of the mediums
could pick up enough personal in
formation in an hour spent about
the hotel to give any medium on the
grounds a reputation for marvellous
clairvoyance and "clairaudience."
Aside from these direct sources,
the mediums use more subtle means
of getting information. They have
developed extremely clever methods
Of pumping their visitors for in
formation which the visitors have no
intention of giving.
You may be quite sure that be-
fore you have spoken ten words to
your spirit friends" in a seance,
you will have given some hint to
your other friends in spirit life, or to
your earthly condition, which the
medium will use in future seances.
For example, elderly visitors are
usually confronted with the ghosts
Of their parents.
But if a ghost who calls itself
your mother is met with the reply
that your mother is still living, the
| ghost at once rebukes you for listen
ing carelessly and mistaking the
word grandmother" for mother"
Go Back Far Enough
Or If you are younger, the me-
dunn will take a chance on your hav-
ing a grandmother 'in spirit life, -"
and If mistaken, will declare that
the ghost is your great-grandmather
a person fairly likely to be dead.
Sometimes unknown relatives are
presented to you. In case you deny
knowledge Of an aunt or a second
cousin, the medium will ask you
whether you have parents who
could confirm the existence of such
a relative.
If your reply is yes" she will
be careful not to present the spirits
of your parents. But if you say, ~
have a mother" the next spirit
which approaches you is sure to be
your father.
And nine times out of ten, If you
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are believer, you will be ready to
swear that you have given no clew
to the fact that your father is de-
ceased.
Often the spirit friends ask you
whom you would like to see. If you
then name sundry relatives ION the
other SIDE" they will appear to you.
Data elected from me at one seance
was repeated by Spirits" brought
back to earth by other mediums.
Ballot Reading
One of the most useful methods of
getting information is the ballot
reading meeting.
These meetings are held at Ches-
terrified frequently during the sea-
son. A medium, usually Mrs. dable
Rifle or Mrs. Eta Bledsoe, offers to
read blindfolded the written mes
cages you present and to answer
questions addressed to spirit friends
1t is most important, however
that you write the full name of the
spirit friend on your ballot and also
your own full name, preferably men,
tioning the relationship existing.
These ballots are read by one OF
the many transparent stage tricks
used by magicians on the vaudeville
circuits, into which I shall so fur
Their in a future article.
Equivocal answers are given tc
the establishment of the crowd.
But whether or not the impress
sion made upon the audience is pro
found, the audience has at least sup
piled a wealth of information about
itself, it's deceased relatives, it's para
mount interests and its reason for
seeking communication with the
dead.
At the close of each ballot meet
ing, l saw Mrs. Rifle or Mrs. Bled
soe's sister and secretary, Mrs. Evy.
line Burnsides, complacently, care.
fully gathers up the ballots and put
them in a box.
NEXT: Methods of blindfolded
ballot reading.
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TAKE FOURTEEN DRIVERS
City and State Police Make Arrests
MufrIers Are Missing.

Fourteen autoists were slated at
the city prison Monday\night by city
and State police.
They were charged as follows:
John Shirley, is, Of 1902 n. New
Jersey ST.; S. REESE, %, Of 1927
Central Ave; A. L. Kiefer 3S, Lin
den Hotel; G. II. West, "a OF 1923
n. Delaware ST.; Harold Etherly, 10,
colored, speeding; Sylvester Allen, %,
colored, 216 w. Merrill ST., and John
Doe. So city, driving while intox-
icated.
Seven autoists were charged vita
failing TO have mufflers.
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INFERNO Is BLAMELESS
EXonerated After Investigation OF
Death of John Wallace.

Walter Stoeffler, City Hospital in
terne, was exonerated Monday by
Coroner Paul f. Robinson after in
vestigation Of the death of John
Wallace, Is, of>13S2 S. Pershing Ave,
who died from injuries received in
an auto accident recently.
After an examination at City Hos
pital, the lad was sent to his home,
where he died several days later. 1t
was intimated that Stoeffler, who at
tended the lad, did not make a
thorough examination.
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ANOTHER DEAFNESS DIVE
Man Takes Air Plane Trip-Believes
Hearing Is Benefited.

Nose diving in air planes fra d
height Of about 5000 feet IL.
tempts to cure deafness is getting to
be a fad in indianapolis
c. f. Lane. 1141 River Ave, made
the trip Monday at Schoen Field, TT.
Benjamin Harrison, with Everett
Winnings, pilot. Lane believed the
trip benefited his hearing slightly
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CAUGHT AFTER CHASE
Soldier Charged With Passing
Worthless Check.

A chase through downtown streets
today resulted in Guy Allen Petty.
john, %, soldier at TT Harrison, be-
ing slated at police headquartkMon
charge Of issuing a frau mt
check. lie was caught at S.~Ala.
bama st. and Virginia Ave. by Traf.
fic Officer Albertsmeyer ana Sergt.
Eugene Shine.
According to police, Pettyiohn at
tempted to pass n check at the Dam
iels store. 149 Il. Washington ST.,
IL payment for some clothes, Check
was declared worthless after Daniel
Greenwald, manager, telephoned the
bank.
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BOOST STATE HIGHWAY
Four Counties United to Get Pro.
posed Road.
Bv United Press

BIZ United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. l.
THE Bloomington Pioneer Trail AS
ISOLATION" is the name of a new or
ganization, comprising a member
ship of $500 in Vigo, Clay, Owen
and Monroe counties launched to.
day following a meeting at ASHORE,
Clay County. ASHORE is the central
point of a proposed new Blooming
ton-Terre Haute State highway
fostered by the new organization.
Bert Taggart, ASHORE, is presi-
dent; H. P. Price, Vigo County; II.
L. Moss, Clay County; d. L. Ew-
bank, owen County, and Oscar
Hendricks, Monroe County. are vice
presidents. Ralph A. Donham, Terre
Haute, is secretary, and c. c. Coble.
Brazil, treasurer.
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10000 DISABLE
LATE WAR VI
HELPED by 81
$16,493,966 Expended
Benefit of Ex- Soldier,
and Families.

Nearly 10000 disabled World &|
veterans-among them shell-shoc
tuberculous, blind and totally -
men and women-and families w..
veterans have benefited during
past year to the extent OF 1854
966 from the Reed-Johnson bin
its amendments, National Adju;
James Il. Barton, of The AmerN
Legion, announced today. This
an average benefit of about S41S
case.
Results OF this new legislad
passed with Legion support in
and 1925, are set forth in a rep
made by Watson b. Miller, charm
Legion's national rehabilitation col
mittee. The report will be SUBMIT
to the National Legion convenu|
at Omaha from Oct. to 8.
Only Half Finished
Full benefits OF the Reed.Johnsor
bill have not yet been felt in the
year since its passage, Miller del
clares. A review of all old cases dlsl
allowed under previous laws waJ
taken up at Legion suggestion, bud
is only about half finished. There
were between 100000 and 100000 a
these cases and review is progress
ing at the rate OF about 700 a davf
Experience has shown, according
the report, that the veteran Or hiA
dependents benefit in about Is pc
cent Of these cases by some phaaAlo,
the new legislation.
More than 10000 shell-shSWke ed
veterans have benefited in the first
year Of the laws operation TO IN,
extent Of s4,620,501 under the ex
tension Of the period for presump
tive service connection on menta
diseases. according to tho report. I'm
der a similar extension for tuber
culous veterans, 10,2S1 Of them have
benefited in teh sum of SS,493.4s9
Increased dependency pay for deatf
or disability totaled for the yeai
$93S,63S.
$50 Pay Increase
Increases in pay from 500 to $15t
month have been granted to 1891
blind veterans. Some 937 helpless.
veterans were paid during the yea
S562,200 In allowances for attend
ants. Eighty-nine totally deaf veter
ans received compensation increase.
from sos to 500 a month. Other
awards made under the presumption
OF service connection were: 34S il
cases Of sleeping sickness, 1856 Of
amoebic dysentery, 100 of paralysi.
agitens.
Awards weer made in S97 "per
sonal misconduct" cases, and in 21{
cases Of paralysis, paresis and blind
ness, as a result of the new legisla
ton.
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Mediums Detectiue Work
Greatly Aids the Spirits
Avenue of Information Are
Wide and Very
Intricate.

NOTE; This Is the seventh article
for NEA Service and The Indianapolis
Times giving her experiences while
nationaf spirituaiist' camp at Chester
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

ro wI IInddiiaanispolis, Ind. Aug; 20, 1925.
Public Works Of the City Of Indianapolis
Indiana, that on the 2Sth day of August,
tS SS shfy e a P4ma ac a r f6
the following described public improve
mment; as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named:
Local Sewer Improvement Resolution
No. 1888.
Resolved by the Board of Public Works
diana. That me c constTuetion of local
sewer intended and adapted only for 10
property abuts thereon, and not intended
or adapted for receiving sewage from col
literal drains. be, and the same is hereby
FORTY SIXTH ST.
From Boulevard Pl.
To Sunset Ave.
Beginning at the sewer in Buckingham
Cornelius Ays 70 afR'f ST. n0+ sRene s
east of the east property line Of Sunset
g BeFs3G4 pug a. the sewer yer in Forty-sixth
ty-sixth St. to a point 81 feet west Of the
west property line of Boulevard Pl.
Said sewer shall consist of vitrihed pipe
II inches and - inches in diameter, and
said, sewer. with al its appurtenances,
shall be constructed in accordance with the
the office of the Department Of Public
Works of said city The cost of said inn.
provement shall be apportoned against
and paid by the property holders whose
property abuts thereon. and upon the city
of indianapolis. il the city is benefited by
method and manner provided for in an
Of indiana, entitled An Act Concerning
8, 1908. Assessments, il deferred. are to
be paid in ten equal annual installments,
with interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annlm, A bond bonds shall he ig-
sued to the contractor In payment for
such work. unless the property owners pay
said assessments before SAID bond or bonds
are issued. Under no circumstances shall
the city OF Indianapolis be or be held re-
spo5nsible Tor any sum or sums due from
said property owner or owners for said
work. or for the collection of same. or tor
the payment Of any bond or bonds. certi-
hcate or certificates issued to said con-
tractor in payment for such work. except
ly received by the city from the assess.
ments for such Improvement or such
moneys as said city IS by said above en-
titled Act required to pay. All proceed
of said Improvement. assessment of prop
erty. collections OF assessments and issu-
ance OF bonds therefor SHAH &c provided
for in said above entitled Act;
Persons interested In or affected by said
described public improvement are. hereby
notified that the Board Of Public Works Of
said city has fixed Wednesday. Sept. 2nd
1920. p. m, as date upon which re-
monstrances will be received. or heard
piece of property described in said roll. and
will determine the question as to whether
such lots ,or tracts of land have been or
will be benefited in the amounts named on
said roll. or in greater or less sum than
that named on said roll
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments, with the names of own.
ers and descriptions of property subject
to be assessed is on file and may be seen
~ The 1f'ee OF the Board OF Public Works
CHARLES Z. COFFIN.
W. H. Freeman
NJ J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
apolis.
Aug. 31-Sept. 1. 1925.
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Legal Notices


LEGAL SALE
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes that the undersigned, conducting
q public storage house. viii on Thursday
the household. and other goods held in
charges unpaid belonging to the follow
lT Georgia aaisu pAae SRbaugh Beo52. American
I0463, Mrs: Ida Berry B1O4S1.. Mrs. May
Ball B10697. Charles Bcerch B10715,
Mrs. 1 +. A. Boyd B3103s Mr. John Il Brown o
James Cauble $500. Mrs. T. NJ. Cain
B10695. Vernon Coleman B10692, Const.
freeman B10673. Consts freeman B10690
R Rgs4 ANA Gh3P Ene f Bss T W5 Df pt
B1O371. Chas. Ewer B1076a. Wilbur Ed
wards IB103s6. ", Z; Ferguson B5175, Fl
deity d, y 81 Loan Ca BI0796 Fidelity Loan Co
ity Loan Co. B1O539. w NJ. Gray B1OO56
B1O4sS B9rtis Hicks. ,Bio3e6. Harry
Walter Haas Mrs. h Psu HR e@P
nil B1C579. Mrs, Burley Harris B10716
Bf fS5 } 39Ra gen is 348S onP 9Rn
Kirtiey Bfo2S9.. willis Keller ,BIo376. John
Lipscombe B10359 Wade Langford
BfS595 A Ms R R5a M Bo45S nsnah s
n NiiS2SI B1oSS43, 6. B. Maugh5m B7447,
w. j. Marold Ri O332.- John Miller B9207
kPt N M. B595 5 k MTs K9t f5 NfR s1
biOosa Mrs. Elsie Toss B9Sa4. Yrs liar.
net Ritter B735S. Arthur Rose3sTry
SILVER tR9q0 Estate B1o599. Mrs Eiiizabeth
aat 4is RudefoPd Bio53s, Mrs. Nora samp-
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80 Legal Notices
son ,B10473 Mrs. F. e. wilbert B7os1 L..
1 RG6ee Wells Mr Bd0373s J22seRh f. WILLIAMS
senh Wiz VII Laura NJ, Williams B9Q69, Jo-
SHANK FURNITURE AND STORAGE CO.
227 n. New Jersey ST.
Aug 25 and Sent. /, s, 1925.
To all whom il may concern: This is
10 nouty you that my wife. Jennie Postma
mas abandoned me without cause and that
| am not and viii not be liable for any
debts incurred by her in my name or her
name or otherwise
LOHN j pOSTMA IR
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Y q
u------Houses

Il
r~~~~~~s>~~~~~~~~~ >~~>~~~~~>~~~~~~s
a-Houses
GRACELAND Ave. 1925; Groom modern:
linoleum in kitchen and bath: water
Rand. '6467 Reys next door. nSrth
double; sic. CIVIC REALTY CO.. 1886
N Delaware st. Lin. $3.50.
NEW JERSEY. 1885 N; broom. bath;
newly decorated; heat and water fur
nished adults only.
NEW YORK. E.. 1900: fvr-room modern;
only 500. Irvington 2S03.
NORTHWESTERN AVE. 1887: hve-room
mod. double: water pd.; SO. DIR. 40S7.
PARK AVE. 2so2-24 sixroom modern
double: garage Harrison O975.
SHEFFIELD, S.. 1860. five-room double:
water, inside toilet, garage: S25. Drex.
: Water ito paid only $50. call Mrs. Eisner,
Main 676l. Evenings, Irvington $3.50.
UNION ST. 1716: lower modern duplex:
S35. Call Drexel 1908.
116 w. DRIVE, PLEASANT
RUN BLVD.
$50 STATE LIFE.
Riley $500.
rc1y paid; So per n ppo oI4ha. a.. uoou..
semi modern. water rent paid; $50 per
.l 9. Z. HARNESS. Realtor. Main 1908.
SUBURBAN. Ghqrchamap and kellyi ,, sx-
room: electricity. shade. cistern; garage:
N cy b fTa 5 9 sns block Bee egi
Grove car and bus at door; $50. DIR. 1099.
$50; .WATEk paid, nall new double. near
Colder en- Hill; three ere rooms down down bed, bed,
large eaTage f f49 w. aSs FfS
THREE rooms bath. pantry. storage, large
couple. Protestant. Christians no children,
no dog; references required. Irvington
NEW fiye,r2om eqqtH,agea garage and half
acre SSagrdffn: s@5: Four rooms So. Lin
RENT reduced one-third; 549 W Twenty
Eighth ST.; modern duplex; FIVE rooms,
front and back porches no and down; new
esrag $50 $50 a month. -
C0LQRED-l545 Martindale Groom in
side toilet. gas. ELECTRIC Lights, city va va,
CO. 14s r. Market. Main 65s4.
COTTAGE, large rooms electric lights.
eb5TI2dT Ter cSSpPle Y 4 S no more than
bEA0 C14 DOObA@b
rooms, strictly modern; garage: st.
PHILIP Neri Church. 61S Eastern.
EAST-Dandy sx-room modern garage:
near Tech: $50. Riley 2054.
SEVEN ROOM. semi modern, on large lot.
Rent $50 per month. Call Main 07O7.
DANDY six-room modern double. near
Holy Angels; reasonable. DRex. 1354-R.
A. F. ZAINEr, REAL ESTATE RENTALS
INSURANCE.. los N. DELLA. III. $500.
SEE DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL for bargains
REAL ESTATE
6EHouses, Flats Furnished
CAPITOL. n. l116-Apt. 80: living room
and 2 BEDROOMS. modern Riley 6433.
23D W, 1919: broom furnished house in
Al condition; suitable for , couples;
| only S35 Har. 0lOS.
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NEW JERSEY. 1885 N; broom. bath;
newly decorated; heat and water fur
nished, adults only.
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THREE rooms. bath. pantry. storage, large
yard; fine location; cheap. to middle aged
couple. Protestant. Christians. no children
no dog; references required. Irvington
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LINDEN ST., OlT.2025: half three-room
double; SIG. CIVIC REALTY CO., 1876
N Delaware ST. Lin 5O50
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SELL. your Florida property while the
boom Is on. Get yours while the get.
ting Is good. Furnish us with lots and
block number naming your best price and
terms. Address A. b. D.. care Times.
WILL buy small COTTAGES and doubles.
ALLEN ALSPACH.
Lin 3477 32l-22 Iemcke
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NEW fveroom cottage; garage and half
ecre garden; SIG. Seven-room house.
acre garden: S25. Four rooms SIC. Lin
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GRACELAND Ave. 1925; 5-room modern,
linoleum in kitchen and bath: water
paid: garage; good condition: $50. Owner.
Rand. O467 Keys next door. north.
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$50: WATER paid. malt new double. near
Golden Hill; three rooms, down; bed
up: large garage. 1445 W. Thirty-Fifth.
Harrison 1855
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RENT reduced one-third: $40 w. Twenty
Eighth ST.; modern duplex, five rooms,
front and back Dorches M and down: new
decorations: laundry in basement: five-car
garace. $50 q month.
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81 Real Estate for Sale
Sale or Exchange
% Real Estate Wanted

DOUBLE BRICK
room side. clear. Market and Noble
SITS for residence out 22S n. East ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-01

TUXEDO. n. 953; Groom semi modern:
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