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REAU rlFCI. FARN HOME,
~ MINUTES DRIVE FROM
WHITE nOUS

High ELEVATION, fue view oi
surrounding country and over
looking Washington. Must he
seen 10 he appreciated, Main
dwelling bungalow o rooms and
bath, ; open hreplaeeS. :
porcheS, ami, This farm con-
tainS about 20 acres with bear
inc orchard. farm house and
harms, servants quarters and ali
necessary outhuildlngS, II YOU
are looking for a country home
and farm in an ideal location
close "a Washington il would
pay YOU to inspect this property,
NSil sell as a whole or will sell
acreage and main dwelling to
suit,
r, ", HILBERT,
Falls Church, Va, Phone sos.
tCsaslassa ea NsxI Kasel
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N BRUCE wHTTNoHE.
Box IS6. Manassas. Va,

FARMS H0NES-VINgI.AND, CAIIFoS
ala of tire East Send handsomely Illustrated
eatNloSue details; State road. po0itry rlAns
4 acres fful home. cNnNeftisFsceS. Eat~t-
svn noultrx NutidinSs fer l 0geta, widow Nit
ssrr} Rrr Price - 40 - osts cash Wcsts
BRAY & AACG GORGE Est. 1901. Ntnslanst
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RENT REDUCED.
81 SEATON ST. \, w.
Between n Capitol 4 ist. 4 I ~. NW
Attractive slx-room and bath
house with two large rear
porchcs, dry cellar, electricity.
furnace heat and entire house
is in perfect condition.
RENT. $500
r. i. SAUL co.
laqe q i Va ROOMS, HATH .s..,, ssA 80
1890 Az II. Aw, ,-~-7 rooms. bath a. 40 %
I0l9 Glh ~, s,W.~e~B T., walaf5 garage, Innn
500 y ~ sw,zr~n rooms, liaih st's', 4. hn
10 q - nw.A rooms. hath ,,st 4s ~
bOa Md ave "a FnaniF, bath s,, II 20
2G2 st u e.~~h rooms bath stAtt bHtnu
T0i,DHEn
1914 /. ~ hs.er~h rooms. @aiet l4t WI hu
III 10 ronefass ~ ne ~~h rpnnia, wAtsr 80
90H ID sW.-~=A tnhnis water tst, 30
e0f 9Tth at. NV - rooms Nstsf Rb 90
ali q ~ sw "A rnnms, haih fl.,s DO
1917 e ~ sas @~sa rDnBs ~astt t4,tt HI hu
Asa 4 y .sa roop, BATH L.,., ssse
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pIs ~ Y Ave NV Msin bkg
HOME BARGAINS.
ess CROMWELL TERRACE N,E.--rsiD so.
s Blocks North Of n. Ave
q rooms bath slsc. h'w h.. porebes,
"a'''''" sGgf 7,h pL Rw~-~sae. .s0.
q ro1nts bath with shower. NV h. eIec i,
q pofehes rnaF metal karsee
a3g7 let aT AW,~~A6h
q rooms. sieha bath h.'w.h excellent
''""94s s94s w0oDLEY Pr Hw,-~~sss.
q large rooms, bsth with shower h.-w.h.
sisn g BoFfbes -GaF ggfHRf
.THE JOsEPH SHAPIRO g ihC.a
FOR COLORED.
9is q sr NV.
Seven rooms and haih
II TLDHlDA AVE. NE.
six rooms and bath saT 30.
-Four rooms snd 6alh s5b 50 nouth.
elgs AGb at24 kEwa YoaK. AVE
Eisht fa9ms and bath $50 month,
80 u ST kw
FoutiesH teans and baths h,-s. hi
slso Afb month
n. l.. SANSBuRY co, INC,
iais ESs g. h.w. Msia seot
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SALE or ExcHANi,E


CLEAR Ro0NtNo HOUSE wlrH EsTNs
MAIN tOnHh
EotiiTS IL coon farm. %o0 ACsES ~
neartw MARYLAND for smsu etly eesptence
~ nrnpsrtS n haryam THE THnMrsnN
LAND 90 Mam iSaA taia y ~, nv
M t4ih AND RENyoN-~l VANITY ft.AT
! garaxeA we'll r,nted tFNde sns taem ~
suburban home, Clrve, sta Mstn titt
NEAR l9th 81. NV ~~sEMt.nEr ACAEn
brick baths ssraseS, OWNER Nam
1hif. kyeainss CleNe, ON
THREE COTTAGES AT CNrNArE AKk
Aeaeh Running water taslde lNN II, from
water front rear the pier. nRes, ls''atsOn
sond tncopa frNN fenA aNeFag1nx sNA ney
week. WIN rxeaAnFw tAs nF g0eaA ptasi
sen house In Washlastan call lluV, A0lR
Ste nhotas AZ Garreas aNF VI st ne after
u nm,
COMPARATIVELY NEw HONE NEAR, Ma.
ehange tor hanse araV0d slnaAA IN sesistel
~ nafthNest Owner, Address fex iAtt.R,
star aNtce
IA ACRES, Arrl,E Avn rEACA oRCAARn;
Sheasnaoah VAltay Va, SEQ anele AND
: nnn pearh trees Ia aest condition at haaF~
ms 2anA fumMeFttat varieties; NAe Msgl@ eNn
e&Nte rt,ad a. raliread VIII sell ~ exchange
lgg wsshIaxtea esenefN weFtA Aaao
ENCAANaES A SPECIALITY
". ~ %Nso ,ss,Ie I,NESs SsSa n
ATrRAcrfyN nEFACHEn noNr--aEAr
tlfnl iaragien TakaaA nark~-~f gssanse 1
hedrnamA VIII sNehAnse fer AsNaM hhnsa
seh,set % cne tFuss, Address heA ssi>k
STAR e1Aee.
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sALE--INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.
WANTED--INVEsTMENT PROF.

FIRST CLASS APARTMENT HOUSE
wanted by Baltimore investor Write full de
tails, frant1nG etc DAVID BRESsIER
40 Bond bldg -
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. tUJIAGES NJ LHE@APkAhk bkALE-
FuFnrhed. running water inside: 163 fsst
from water front: near the pier finest Inca
tinn: good in"nme from rem: avevaEe. $50
per week: will exchange for or roorl
modern home in Washington. Call LincolfI
ltl9. or see photos At GARRESs. 907 =
st. ne after ~ M
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RENT HousEs-FuRN1sHED.

ATTRACTIVE HOME IN BuRLEiTH-6
rms b. gas cleo. h..w As. in eScellent cnn-
dlunn. $, reens ( awnings Rent. $i1O mo.
Partly furnished home in residential sec
iinn of GeorEetown--iA rms. hathe, lava
tory Rear GARAGE. cleo. Gas, h.-w.h,, etc.
$50 mo.
Good house On Brnokville road. rms. .
baths phs rtc.. $3.50 mo.
.tats ST Realtors. NJ AS.
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Cloth 54x54, and six napkins.
Handsome sets of pure linen in
the popular pastel shades.
60x7O-inch size, $5.95
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Wanted to Rent
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

WANTED Furnished. modern, 5-rm. bun
galow. HUI. 4004. Fri, Sat, Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
ENGINEERS TO
ELECT MILLER
Power Chiefs to Close An
nuaI Farley Saturday.

c. Leroy Miller, Evansville, Ind, IS
slated for election to the presidency
of the Indiana Association of Ma
tional Power Engineers Saturday at
the. close of the twenty-fourth an
nual convention and exposition at
Tive Indianapolis Powerand Light
Company hall, Pine and DAILY SITS.
Miller now is vice president, and
Ralph H. Zeller, Anderson, Ind, is
president.
F. L. Clifford, Kokomo, Ind,
will be reelected secretary and E.
G. Heeger, Evansville, will be re-
named treasurer.
zeller presided this morning at
the business meeting. Speakers
were: c. E. Bales, Ironton. Ohio,
vice president and production man.
ager of the Ironton Fire Brick
Company, and A. w. Cole, professor
of steam engineering at Purdue
University, Lafayette.
Delegates to the convention will
be guests at the Speedway this
afternoon, buses leaving the trac-
ton station at p. m. ana return
ing at 4:45.
A banquet Is scheduled for 6:45
tonight at the Spink-Arfns.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
HONOR FOR DRIVER
Most SportSmanIike Car
Pilot to Get Trophy.

Indianapolis Real Estate Board
again will honor the most sports
manlike driver in the 500-mile race
by presenting him with a valuable
split-second stop watch, President
Emerson w. Chaille announced
today.
Last year the watch was awarded
to Norman Batten for driving to
the pits in his flaming car and
risking his life to keep from en-
dangering other drivers.
Winner of this years realty board
prize will be selected by a special
committee composed of Eddie Eden
burn, American Automobile Associ-
alton official, in charge of the
Decoration Day event, chairman;
T. E. Myers, secretary treasurer of
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
and member of the contest board;
Eddie Rickenbacker, contest board
chairman; Secretary Arthur Means
of the contest board; President
Thomas P. Henry of A "A. A, Val
Haresnape and Arthur G. Pillsbury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
POSSE HUNTS
BANK BANDITS
Fear Third Man Kidnapped
by Outlaws.
BIZ Hnitcd Prcsa

BIZ United Press
LAMAR, Colo, May 25.-A posse
of eighteen men left here today for
Dighton (Kan0, where it was re-
ported the bandits who killed two
bank officers here, may have kid
mapped third man in their efforts
to escape.
DR.. w. w. Wineinger Of Dighton,
has been missing since Wednesday
night, when he was called from his
home to treat a stranger, Under
sheriff Lee Davis of Dodge City
(Kan.), notified Sheriff l.. E. Alder
man of Lamar. Davis said it was
possible Wineinger had been kid
mapped by the same bandits who
shot and killed A. N. Pearson and
his son, Joseph F. Parrish, in Their
bank here Wednesday.
Much apprehension was felt fol
the safety of E. A. Kessinger, bank
teller, whom the bandits kidnapped
along with E. A. Lundgren, another
teller.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
WATSON ASKED
RAP AT WATSON
Reputation on G. .. P
Floor Was Sought.

Reputation of GoverrTf' Ed Jack
son was all but asked OF the Repub-
lican State convention Thursday,
The Times leraned today.
Senator James E. Watson vigor-
ously Endorsed Jackson's repudia-
ton, it was learned, when he met
with Republican leaders Wednesday
night after the Coffin machine sue
ceeded in having the Governor
chosen as one of the two Seventh
District delegates to the national
convention.
Watson, it was learned, told his
conferees that Jackson's presence
on the Indiana delegation would
be decidedly harmful to his can
didacy and so sought to brand him
as repudiated on the convention
floor.
Finally, however, the conference
was concluded by a decision to avoid
possible outbreak on the floor, by
letting bad enough alone and avoid
ing disruption in the interests Of
party harmony.
Watson's had was seen in the re-
fusal to permit Jackson to address
the convention after it had been an
nounced he would speak and he was
on the platform with his prepared
speech in his pocket. Watson car
ried his opposition to the Governor
further in insisting successfully
that he should not be named on
the "big seven" delegates at-large
To both moves Watson lent the
air of harmony,by consenting him.
self, not to be on the "big seven,
norto speak before the convention
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25

TT WILL JUST BE TOO BAD

II you miss this buy; 1705 Climber St 4:
a bungalow, nice big rooms, electricity.
city water. kitchen sink. full lot, paved
st. Price S2.950. Easy terms.
SECURITY TRUST co.
NicOlSOn Ri QAQ4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
JUDGES OF STATE WILL
PAY VISIT TO PRISON
Collins Will Meet With Other De-
linquence Group Members.

Criminal Judge James A. Collins
left for Michigan City today to
meet with other members of the
committee on delinquency for an
inspection of the State prison.
The committee, named at the last
State meeting of associated char
tiles, is seeking State law requir-
ing all judges dealing with criminal
cases to make regular inspections of
penal institutions and the establish
ment of a probation commission
similar to that in operation in
Massachusetts,.
Judge Collins is an advocate of
sensible probation" believing that
certainty rather than severity OF
punishment is a crime deterrent.
Judge William H. Eickhorn of
Bluffton is chairman Of the COM
mittee John A. Brown of the State
tax board is a member.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
GAS GROUP ELECTS
E. J. Kelly, Fl. Wayne, Is
Named President.

E. ]. Kelly of FIT. Wayne, an eX-
ecutive of the Northern Indiana
Public Service Company, is the new
president of the Indiana Gas Asso-
citation, succeeding I. G. Shepard OF
Evansville, official of the Southern
Indiana Gas and Electric Company
The election was held at the
closing session of the gas associa-
ton, Thursday which also closed the
three-day convention of the Indiana
Utilities Association.
Clarence L. Kirk, vice president
and general manager of the Citi-
zens Gas Company of Indianapolis,
is the new vice president and F. B.
Tracy of Muncie official of the Cen
trail Indiana Gas Company was re-
elected secretary treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
PEGGY JOYCE
/ PLANS TO we'd
ANOTHER COUNT
Alice SiIverthorne's Di-
vorCed Husband Will
Marry EX-FoIIies Star.

BIZ IHitCd Press
LONDON, May 25,-Peggy Hop
kins Joyce, indefatigable seeker OF
martial happiness, is about to try
again, the Evening Standard re-
ported today.
The newspaper said the former
Follies star was about to marry an
other count-this time Count Frede-
ric De jane, divorced French hus-
band of Alice Silverthorne of Chi
cago and Buffalo.
It was explained that Peggy fell
in love with De jane through a
book of his she picked up idly in a
bookshOp.
Purportedly, it was said the book
was prosy enough-about the Kenya
colony in East Africa, where De
jane has large farm-but Miss
Joyce was enraptured. At the time,
the newspaper said, Miss Joyce and
De jane were not acquainted, but
this difficulty was overcome.
De jane divorced his former wife
when she showed her love for Ray
mond De Trafford, son of Sir
Humphrey De TrafTord, by shoot
ing him in railway car at a Paris
station as he was leaving her for
England.
They had been close friends, but
De Trafford had said he could not
marry her after a divorce because
his people opposed the match.
De Trafford was not badly hurt,
but the countess wounded herself
desperately a moment afterward.
She was arraigned in the French
courts, but the charge against her
was dismissed, as it was held that
she was overcome by emotion at
the moment and could not be held
strictly responsible for her actions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
FIVE HURT IN CRASH
Autos Collide; Driver Charged
With Assault.

Automobiles driven by Frank
Olshan, II, of 1902 Howard ST., and
Walter Wilson, 831 Chase ST., col
lided at Capitol Ave. and wilkins
Sts., Thursday night and five per-
sons were injured, none seriously.
Olshan was charged with assault
and battery.
The injured were Mrs. Emma
Barnes, "a; Lois Wilson, 8; Henry
Wilson, 6, and Emeretta Barnes, 6.
all of the Chase st. address, and
Miss Gladys Nelson, 16, of 1120 w.
McCarty st. They were taken to
the city hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
VOTE ACCOUNTS FILED
Six Candidates Reveal Expenses Ii

Six Candidates Reveal Expenses In
Primary Campaign.
Three Democrats and three Re-
publicans, candidates in the primary
election of May 8, fled expense &C
counts with County Clerk George
o. Hutsell today.
They are: Democrats, John M.
Corwin. sheriff, $40; Charles L.
Cook, $1,000, and William r. john
son, $3.50, both for the legislature.
Republicans, Chester A. Mckinney,
Senator, $14; Charles H. Keever,
coroner, $780, and Sanford S.
Starks, Representative, $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
PASTOR SUES FOR LIBEL
J. Frank Norris of Texas Seeks
100000 Because of Editorials.

By United Press
JACKSON, Miss, May 25.-The
Rev. j. Frank Morris of Texas, &C
quilted of Staying member of his
congregation, has filed 100000
damage suit here against the Jack
son Daily News, charging libel in
two editorials.
One was an answer to an article
allegedly written by Norris in an
other paper. The second editorial
is said to have described Norris as
shooting IAN unarmed man in cold
blood"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
P. T. A. HEARS MINSTREL
Power and Light Troupe PIeases
Broad Ripple Audience.

DIUdU hIppIG AuuICIICC,
A free minstrel show, presented
by the Indianapolis Power and Light
Minstrels, featured the final meeting
of the year for the Broad Ripple
High School Parent Teacher Associ-
alton, Wednesday afternoon.
officers elected for the coming
year are: G. E. Young, president;
Mrs. Walter Holtz, vice-president;
Miss Josephine Hartman, secretary;
and Thomas Ressler, treasurer.
Five hundred persons attended
the meeting and entertainment. The
MINISTRIES, widely known through
their work in broadcasting perform
ances over WFBA, gave good &C
count of themselves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND, 1527-Upper duplex; rms. and
bath; mod; heat and water; gar. Ri 1884
HAMILTON, N. 315-4-rm. mod; heat,
water paid Oh. i424-W
N. JERSEY N. 1866 rms and bath. $50
N. JERSEY N, s64-S-rm. and bath so
E. WASH. 952-3-rm. and bath...... 20
Ii. 1874 from a. m. to p. m.
MERIDIAN, N. 1728-Newly furnished,
front; rooms. heat. garage. Ia 1892
WASHINGTON ST, 926 Zone room and
kitchenette: second floor; $40 month. City
Trust Co. Lin. 5535. Mr. Hurt. He. 4775
ILL N. 22O-Shiel Aut. rms, newly
furnished Private bath.
4-ROOM apartment: newly papered: bath,
wtr pd; close sch. and car SIT E. Merrill.
INSPECTION INVITED.
BEAUTIFUL AMBASSADOR
APARTMENTS
Furnished or unfurnshed: $3.50 to
$125. Apartment-hotel service if desired
SITS. Phone Ri. 1871. Moynahan Proper
ties COMPANY. 7l0 Union Title Bldg.
IUzU SenGraI ,..................... .S35. 90
5345 %. washington ................ $3.50
1888 "; Merlulan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
234 u. Pratt Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
2035 w. washington ............... 1890
1649 N. AlaDama ................... 37.00
ooo T. itIh ''''.' ST.50
sig =. lhIn ;........... $4,000 and $500
lz1o N. lllnolS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 37.50
56tn ana !lllnoiS 81. 90
2d5Q
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 25.-Frieda
Hempel, opera and concert singer,
has withdrawn her application to
have August Heckscher, philan-
thropist, examined before her suit
to recover $4,000 yearly, goes to
trial
Mime. Hempels suit was based
upon an alleged contract under
which Heckscher agreed to pay her
$4,000 a year if she would retire
from the stage and devote her time
to sing for charity.
The application for examination
before trial was made because she
said she feared Heckscher, who is
of advanced age, would die before
the case came up for trial in
eighteen months.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
DOLL SENT TO LATVIA
Emmerich's Miss ManueIa' Goes on
European Trip.

miss Manuela," the beautiful doll
prepared by the Junior Red Cross
of Emmerich Manual Training High
School, to represent the typical
American girl, has been sent on its
long voyage as goodwill "anbassa-
dress" to the citizens of Riga, La
tvia. A complete wardrobe, with
lingerie costumes for morning, sport,
afternoon. and evening wear, has
been designed for her by the class,
and sent with the doll in tiny
steamer trunks.
She will arrive in far-off Riga
next month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
INDICTED; REARRESTED
Newell Black Nabbed Second Time
on Liquor Charge.

Almost at the same hour he was
being indicted by the Federal grand
jury on a liquor charge, Newell
Black, 1116 N. Capitol Ave, was re-
arrested by Sergt. John Eisenhut
and squad whe nthe officers found
a quantity of liquor in Blacks
home today.
Upon learning he had been in
dicted by the grand jury, Black
asked to be permitted to plead guilty
to the indictment, He was to be-
taken before Federal Judge Robert
G. BaltzeI this afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
Room, for Rent With Board

ASHLAND. l8l9\ attractive rm.. modern
home; good mealA He. 1903.
BELLEFONTAINE, i914-Attrac. rm.; men
pref; good meals; pri. home. He. 2020.
MERIDIAN, N. 2I62-2 very comfortable
rms, priv. bath excellent meals. ia. 0955.
RUCKLE. 2924-Newly furn. it. rm., mar
ried coupe or gents pref. Ia. 4072-R.
SUTHERLAND, 304l-Good board, room
summer home; 81 wk,; gar opt. He. 1859.
WANTED-Employed young lady to board
and room at Broad Ripple; IS. Address
Times, Box Al29.
CARE for small children or babies in my
home. 603 Birch Ave.
CHILDREN to room and board; mother
care. Oh. 2965-M.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
TOT EATS HEART PILLS
No Effect Noticed After Baby
Swallows Is Tablets.

Swallows Is Tablets.
Eighteen-mon Walter Duvall
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Du-
vail, 1919 w. New York St., was
taken to city hospital today after
swallowing fifteen tablets, which
were used by his father for heart
Stinulant.
Doctors declared that the tablets
had not proved serious as yet, but
the child is being held for observa-
tinn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25

The many-titled monarch of AZ
ghanistan, prior to his tour of
Europe, had never previously seen
the sea or ship.
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Death Notices

LAWLER. WILLIAM beloved husband
of Josephine Lawler tnee NeWton) and
SON OF the late William j. Lawler and
brother of James and Robert Lawler and
Mrs Charles Drumming. died Thursday
May "a Funeral at the home OF his
sister, Mrs Drumming, 1910 S. Alabama
ST.. Saturday. May rs, 2 p. m. Friends
invited
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
Business Announcement
: BICYCLES AND RADIOS

Repairing and supplies. Riddles Shop,
$40 Mass. Ave. Ii. $780,
FEATHERS-Bought. sold and renovated
feather mattresses, and pillows made. z.
F. BURKLE. AIS Mass. Ri. 6695.
INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PAINTING
speciality expert. Prices reas. Oh. 1858.
PAINTING Roofing, thinning. wall paper
cleaning. All kinds furnace wrk. Be. 1856.
BAND SAWING-5pindle carving, hand
and machine turning and special fur
niture. 324 West Morris st.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior: work
guaranteed. II. I. DWIGGINS. Oh. 1858.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
Houses and Flats Furnished

FIvE-ROOM modern bungalow; east: fur:
garage; $50. SCHLOSS BROS. INV co.
Lii 23l8. 1877 E. Wash. st.
PRETTY DUPLEx-NEW BUTLER DIST (;
ADULTS; $50. WA. 0186-J.
FURNISHED HOUSEWIFE be available
June l6; rms; reasonable. Oh. 2996-W.
r. n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25

ARROW AVE, 1861 room semi-modern.
nice condition. with garage; water pd.;
$25. Oh. 44oo. II. E. DRAHER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
Instructions

MEN--If your present line is dull; learn
barbering; business is good. Pay is Dig.
Send for catalog. MOLER COLLEGE, 512
N. State St. Chicago.
BANJO LESSONS-By professional BAN
toist; 81 Ukulele and piano. Ia. 2l25.
PIANO-And harmony lessons: fun hour,
81. Graduate teacher. Ri. 5000.
You Read the Want Ads
Have you tried to use them2
It's easy-Call Main $500.
Ask for an Ad Taker
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
is 1T A
THREE BEDROOM HOME

We have the finest possible selection Of
three bedroom homes east. Ran ing IN
price from $500 to $4,000 clear. Let us
show YOU one of these. Can
CHARLES r. ETTINGER CO, REALTORS
LII 5057 Res. Ir 1859.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25

5000 east: for real construction and
modern conveniences inspect this NEW
modern bungalow; long living room type
with freplace; lot 5oxl22; price and
terms reasonable.
STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST co.
Ii. 1915. l.. Ray George. CHI 4l80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
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KEYSTONE AND THIRTIETH ST.
Dandy broom bungalow with bath, fur
mace. electric lights, for only S4,250;
small down payment and balance on
terms like rent. Let your rent buy your
home. Representatives on ground Sun
day, between 2 and 5. CRUISE REALTY
CO, REALTORS. Ma. 5s40.