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WOMEN Cling To
DEAD HUSBANDS
Display Herobm After Sinking
Of YEtE

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 16 (UP)-A
pathetic tale of de~otion, of two wo-
men clinging to their husbands as
they swan through the dark waters
near the sunken Vestris, was told
when survivors of that sea mishap
arrived aboard the battleship Wyo-
ming.
Husbands Drown
Neither husband survived. The
women were rescued and the bodies
of the men we're left in the water.
one body has been recovered.
The two women were Nine. Teru-
kio Inouye, widow of the Japanese
military attache at Buenos Aires,
and Mrs. Norman Batten of Brook
Ign.
Nine. Inouye was exhausted when
she was rescued and her condition
was such that when the Wyoming
bringing eight survivors Of the
Nestris disaster-put into port here
last night she had to be taken to A
hospital. She probably will be con-
fined to the hospital for several
days
The japanese woman, rescung Of
ficers said. and her husband were
in lifeboat number 6. which over
turned several times. The major.
along with other men, bailed all
night long. When the lifeboat final
ly gave way lnouye was exhausted
and he and his wife floated to a
spot where two other women. Mrs.
Dolores Rorif OF Brooklyn and Mrs.
Elviria F. Rua of New Bedford.
Mass. were fighting to stay above
water.
Float IS Hours
The three women made an impro-
vised raft of their life belts and held
1nouye above the water. For fiji
teen hours this little quartet floated
through the sea. Then the majors
head dropped. Nine. Inouye held it
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SOME SORT OF RECORD

Statesville, N. c., Nov. 16. R-W.
b. Campbell, &C, says he has never
taken drink of coffee, soda water
or intoxicating beverage, has never
chewed, smoked or used tobacco in
any form and has never owned a
watch.
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durability over rough

test their durability over rough
dirt roads.
Error in the experiments will
not be tolerated. so the engineers
have attempted to eliminate every
possible variable such A. wind
velocity. temperature. imperfect
instruments, and scores OF similar
factors which might render the
data useless.
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FINGERS DIM LIGHTS

Washington. Nov. 16. R-Slight
finger prints on automobile head
lamp bulbs cause a marke decrease
in efficiency. according to recent re-
search experiments carried on by the
American Automobile association.
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II remember her
when she was beautiful"
i 1907 bran - and brings
t00% results.
Hon different from
dangerous pills

How much better than hAblts
forming drugs and laxativesl
Which become useless unless
the dose i constantly in
creased-and sometimes in-
jure the system. How much
pleasanter than sickening
medicinesi Kellosgs ALL
BRAN i 4 delicious cereal.
Serve it with milk or cream
md add 61,ifa ar honey Il
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EAT.l.,.--A(KEAGE.

We HAVE 10 OfFER SEVERAL TRACTS
Ia wakD,ns bsS'i's faetsst gfo~ing DoFth wee!
suburban srsalGG directly ia tie path ~
pFoyfcs4 sblch Insure fDf q bgAfjakk oe
selppBlen, u iAs near future y"t are swat
stJle II farmland price, ID paflejE fsHElHE
Ia sizs from i've ~ fys bundled acyss,
Allan l.. Walker II Co. Inc.
ESTABLISHED 1901.
Main 1880 3ia 18th 81 NV,
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r TWO REAL BARGAINS.
AT TAKOMA PARK. d. c.
VERY EASY TERMS.

i WV NEAL DANIhiNO.
AT y EAEo shsY FA TfkM p C.
sc.ofSefl els s@ &%o S fya I'm SSSf =. $50.
bath: h.-w:h.. .elec.. gas. hardwood floors:
fireplace. sleeping porch. dandy cellar ana
attic; large lot
s1o.75o, FOR THE $4,000 BUYER.
New bungalow with q large rooms all on
Close to Walter Reed Hospital and two car
lines. in best residential section of the park.
II. l.. THORNTON. RcaltOr,
Takoma Park. D. G.. ONCE. Georgia 2co1.
BROOKLAND AND
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
Bungalow.
rooms bath. large lot: near cars,
r "n, ms '1 Price es 500 cash. So
monthly.
Semi-Detached Brick.
rooms bath. porches., hot-water
hat on ;Stss Gs. II, . deem
sodded: fenced, Handicapped. Six built.
one left. Ideal for small family.
4-Room Brick.
2 porches hot water heat hardwood
floors: lot - feet deep to paved alley.
to Rhode Island ave. is minute. to cen.
SIOV tasn. ~ts.o n1OHtHiy.s
Groom Brick.
Hot water heat hardwood hoors
throughout, bnilt-in garage, porches good
lot: near cars. stores. {. L. Price
S7a55: very easy terms.
diii,on: some OF them brand-new. Price
and tern: can BE- Arranged 70 please you
CALI NAM Hk s M9SeAS'
4 MIDWINTER BARGAIN.
pre oss n,oek s.s OF e i ls,h wide 81
large rooms. bedrooms. baths.
shower. screens. awnings and auto:
hns. This This home "c orisinallS sold for
Sl3 e5o. II may now be bought
Tor sioMi R Fox WIS. 1850.
Semi-detached-Less Than Row
Price-S1.5OO Reduction.
Six rooms hot-wster heat. cleo. buiit-in
,nh, freniace. deep lot hardwood q foors
month includes all payments Address Box
i6iZ Star Office.
COLORED SPECIALS.
l445 K St. NV.
A high-class home on two floors. contain
Ing eight large room. and two baths hot
water heat electric lights: newly papered
and painted throughout.
Owner will convert into two apartments
purchaser 80 desires
There is also garage in the rear accom-
mo.,aiing eight cars.
An ideal opportunity for = home and val.
uable Investment combined Live IN one
apartment and rent the other and the
garages
Tn. price IL reduced for . Quick sale and
the terms can be arranged TO suit purchaser
447 NJ St. NV.
neat six-room home in frst-class condi-
ton. with all modern improvements and
large back yard. IN n nice ueiEhboFhood.
Price. SO $50. Terms $3.50 cash. month.
ly $55 10 include both trusts.
1249 9th st. NV.
Eight rooms and bath Will he recondi
toned throughout. First commercial zone
A splendid location for a barber shop or
store
The price IL reasonable and the terms can
os arranged 20 suit purchaser.
For further particulars apply
WARDMAN,.
1887 X St. NV. Main $3.50.
Ask for Mr.. LYONS.
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DETACHED BRICK.

MASS. AVE. PARK.
real home at q sacrifice. Don't faIi
10 inspect. Small cash payment. Eight
rooms three baths. servants quarters oil
burner etc. Excellent location. Immediate
ppssessiOn. Call Main 4gl2.
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REDUCED FROM $1,000.
GROOM HOME WITH BCILTIN GARAGE.
ONLY So 15O--SJD so A MONTH

Attractive tapestry brick home with colo
NAL front porch conveniently located in 3
splendid new community. close to store.
schools bus and car lines. Reception hall. 3
larRe rooms and bath concrete cellar. built
in garage. In excellent condition, hot-water
heat. electricity and all modern conye nieDce-s
completely screened. Owner. ANXIOUS to sell
will .acrifce this home which actually cost
him 81 900 for S5J5O TO immediate pur-
chaser. Only 500 cash. easy monthly pay
ments Of $50 50 See this home today. Ad.
dress Box 1917. Star Office.
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NEW CENTER-HALL
COLONIAL HOME.
CHEVY CHASE.
SO 500

This house is surrounded by stately trees.
The first floor contains large living room.
80 feet long with colonial brick fireplace.
Across the hall - the dining room and but
Iers pantry and a specially equipped kitchen
with q lavatory opening of the rear of the
hall. On the second floor there are four
large light bedrooms with two completely
equipped baths. On the third floor there j.
attic space sufficiently large TO permit Of
servants rooms besides ample storage
space There is pientv of room for eitheI
a Iar2 car garags, ... go, ,,,r
DAY. OR AFTER pm WISCONSIN, ISIS
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CAFRITZ,
14.h &K. ". 1850.
APPROACHED BY 10Th ST.
AND MUST BE SOLD.

@A-ND vi - - OL -OLb.
Cnusual circumhances make IL possible
inf you 70 obtain a. Jess than cost o: pro-
dset l@ bTick home inst one-nalt are
Greek Psrs and the golf course
TN. t~auutni home IL tranS-nev arr
room with open fireplace ura.,af7 axe
flnIn< room. breakfast room Nxp~osive!y 2 n
sItrhen ). eq1ioped attn "srecia!.y cssiz7~,.
cabinet with electric refrJx@-stn- ard Tie
no3r; az doEnstslr- ceilinz. are rt@1
W the Scond floor the man h~froon- has
private shower hs'h, and IN aAcltioa the-s
are are three o.hsr rooms ~.;h .sootn@r 5s;a
tompIetelt finished room. cedar c.ose, srt
storage room IN TIE attic OAK flor, o.
hist and secoud fnors Al xi-!gE. are
nists zisss in s;sei frames ss.- al ~
Ut the hiEEHs, bargains eve- afs-et h, Va
'. '. ior 2'D and 2-car orlcx EaFs=.
NJ ROBERT LEwIs Adm 7 a.. ?a'as '7'
MckEEEER & GOSS. INC.
1nsKa REALTORS. x,,, az.
NO. CLEVELAND PARK.
Near Bureau Of standards S@rYi-9s.sras.,
brick. SIX MONS. hath with shoEsr- @-;a
toilet and iavst0ry of n1ss,A- -a+-oor-
,pen fireplace. fan attic. double ras- oorr -
I.rEs io, paved street and siiey. easy ss-us-
81. 18Th l.. 2 ~ NELLY CO Ma, .a,.
NEW DETACHED HOME.
Very Attractive.
FINELY constructed OF briok Nth siste -1n'
ha1tson1e hone Ia iOczre-t IN >txfSsc;h Stree;
HHl-his- rooms. BATH fzrEe aJEir AMI
bright celia, rls-s@rn in all Eesais Hz-r-
wool on nrs' md Sec0rs. fOO--- @-ea- MIX
xsrazs A hon. yOa must -se 70 fully real
ne what bargain u J. az SCI 500.
Louis P. SHOEMAKER
l401 y. v. Ave NV. Nan 1888
BIG s0-rT NV HONE
o LARGE Rooms PORCHEs
OSLY 80, 450-EAST TERMS.
A wonderful s-roon r0lonis,-:-oe hrfe<
homo 20 feet side aSI 3. fsSs t@~o vita
covered concrete fron, poy.a n sol@rs.,t nv.
srhools. ehHreh@s AMI thAstsrs C-us4zJ'Ts
large rooms. tlAest hath ~lin bgllt-i1 .-h AZ
shower. large rss- pcrcn-s- Ia re-t.et eg--
hilton. hardwood fOors. artistic hEa.4zg Sx-
in-es and dAs0rzfI01. h4< war.rYr- c.o-~ts
Concrete cellar completely equipped E1-1
laGntrv trays and S~rT arts toast r>n.y rt
room for Ea-s<e- Pres. g 500 below c---
rent MAJ ket values for Gua.S sale "a -
bought for 50 450 On T@rT @Asy sA--s Sss
u to-day. Call Lincoln 1874 for ap2aaa;-ecs
70 fnspeS.t
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WAATIffl----fAIkMH

VAST ~ EEAq GODD GRAZING YARN.
Us artyy Virginia elsyse ~ fA3tFohs WIZ pay
eests ~ share rent AGGress Epx 81 d. star
Gstt.f
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Mt Pr EASANT-

Mt. PLEASANT.
AN UNDREAMED-OF BARGAIN.
Beautiful location: house 23x40 IT,: -four
bedrooms two complete baths. lear brick
garage. very large porchcs tSTeenedI. attic.
only slightly used and positively equals new
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS LESS THAN
ORIGINAL PRICE.
FISCHER r. MAESAKEE
1910 Vermont Ave Main 500.
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PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
GROOM AND BATH BRICK HOME.
ONLY - NhiI--mAInn CASH
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN.

TIHNT TIME VFFFkFD To fOIOHED.
eep,i"a 6ai pa,rs " na"ei sd dn I"p aoos
b W h.. rie". lights hardwood fto0is Gnl.
oDiai cement front porch ;. rear norches.
garage and lot ! 80 feat deep 10 paved alley
This h0tisa ~ In perfect condition and eau
be bought with d reasonable rash payment
For appointment 10 Inspect TaIt
AhFHtjH IEWEY
1908 Vermont Ave Main 4ahA
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SALE-HOUSES.
(COntiuued.l
CAPITOL, HILL.

GAIT Oh HILL.
Near Sth & East Capitol ats. and Lincoln
Park Extraordinarily attractive brick home
of q large. bright and airy rooms. on two
floors, Features; Oil-burning hot-water heat
weather. stripped, Frgidairc. screens Seldom
an opportunity presents itself for one to &C.
aure home of this character. Property
clear. Terms arranged
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
OCT 18th st. Rcaltor. Main 753.
Evening Phone Georgia 1000.
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
3TIs Iiih ST N.W.-LARGE. BRIGHT
sioreroom. next TO cornes: $50 monthly. Ap-
ply OWNER. Ant. sos. Riverside: Is.
GEORGETOWN OFF VI ST. IN REAR OF
house suitable for business with large lot
on side for storage or trucks. Tel. West
l147 after pm. 12s
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QAIE--H0IISES
WE WISH TO IMPREss UPON YOU THAT
LY CONSIDER BARGAIN.


MEaE s Il re adMs FIR wye %E x2 TghI
LIZ CONSIDER A BARGAIN.
This IL . new northwest home. priced at
SD and can be bought on exceptionally
easy terms II ~ within fraction Of 20
feet In width. with wide. covered cement
hoored front porch interior flooring Of oak
throughout. The rooms are all bright. largo
and beautifully decorated. The breakfast
and sleeping pOrches are unusually spacious.
with French door entrance from the dining
room and entrances from two bedrooms TO
en-, splendidly equipped. including a built:in
Frigitaire. Storage heater. servants toilet
and built-in garage occupy the basement
The house ~ built of hest material and finest
Workmanship. You will positively make no
mistake in investing here.
PHONE MAIN 1900 UNTIL. q Pm.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14,7xs, Realtors. Main 1900.
LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
lBetween LIST and 2nd stsl
NEW BRICK HOMES.
$s,850. Easy TERMS.
9 large rooms. tile bath with shower.
the city. See them yourself or cali for auto
Sample House Open.
129 Longfellow St. NV.
MAPLE & JAMES.
1116 18th st: NV. Main 10c80.
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SALE-HOUSES.

See this almost new home in good north
east location. q rooms and bath buiIt-in
garage: excellent transportation: hot-water
heat. ami: $50 cash. $40 so per month.
est. This is worth investigating. Direct from
owner Pot 46S6-J
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Building Permits

Claude Newmier, porch, 1854 N. oxford,
John A. Stevens, addition, 42s Concord,
August Garto, furnace, 43o S. New
'e a. B. Pf Raugh. addition. sl8 Udell. $3.50.
Harley Tribbett, reroof, l4l6 N. Olney'
S' Lily ]. Royolty. rcroof, 1908 College,
S|FPo L, Berry. reroof. 1894 Hamilton. $40.
Frank Dav. reroof So N. Irvlngton, S2l9.
Carey V. Mitchell reroof, 81 South Al
0if Frank Jones. addition, 221 N. East. $3.50.
Herman Rsnnegarber. porch, 1877 Vlila'
@'e Guy Justice dwelling and garage, 2873
o 1sn justice Dwelling and garage, 1853 N.
De eny justice SztHS dwelling and garage. 5000
Guy " justice odE%Sssliing and garage 1915
sm mhiP Martin S1t DWELLING and garage 5254
PURITAN Finance Company. dwelling and
garage. 1922 Hiatt s2,70o. =, ,o...t
w A. Reddick. reroof. AIS NJ BoSart'
'N J. Amotto, Basement. 2I5 S. Davidson
S'J J. Amotto, alterations, 2t5 5. Davidson
sa Paqetain5 Biz Eii n Deafborn. So,
puritan Finance Company: oWelnnR anu
garage. 2745 Napoleon. S2.15O. ,.,,;...- ,,d
Puritan Finance Company oWe'inR anu
PURITAN Finance Company place, S| 6sso
Isaac George. tanks and pumps 2oSo
5Ts'k NJ ses sTcy. reroof 2o22 s. Meridian'
"S John J. vaught, porch, se1 N. Holmes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-30
APRIL BUSINESS
IN INDIANAPOLIS
SHOWS DECLINE
City Survey Shows Increase
in April Employment
y Over 1927.

Slight seasonal receSSionS. COM
plicated by irregular weather con-
ditions, characterized April business
in indianapolis, according to bust
ness review in the current number
of the Chamber CT Commerce pull
LEGATION, Activities.
Trade volumes. were aided by good
sales of merchandise for Easter, but
afterWard there was a noticeable
dizziness. Industrial activity showed
little change in general, although
employment increased.
Building failed to show the
usual expansion generally seen ir.
April, and new building started Dur
ing the month was smaller than a
year ago, and smaller tina last
month. There were 173 projects.
for which contracts we're let, hav-
ing valuation of $2,716,100 The
total for the year to date, however,
is slightly greater than for the cor
responding period of 1927
Employment Increases
Employment in metal trades in
VI CdoCQ oI44A 1ul lllCI Qul1IlS ApIA W
the highest point since August,
1926. There were 14,787 on the pay
roll, an increase of 343 over a year
ago and AL over March.
Bank clearings and debts both
stood at levels lower than March
and last year. Banks cleared $685.
$4,000 during April as compared
with $98,989,000 a year ago. Debts
for the month were SITE, 1855, 900 as
compared with March figures, $780,
100000 and April, 1927, $1S2, 466,0O0.
Postal Receipts Unchanged
Postoft1ce receipts have been run
ing nearly parallel with those of last
year and during April, held slightly
higher, as they were in February
and March. April figures were low
er than those of March, however.
Livestock receipts showed a de-
cline to correspond to a dropping Of
last year; retail trade was better
and freight car loadings declined as
they did year ago, but compared
fayOrably with last years figures.
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Death Notices

cERBIG. LOUIS Beloved husband Of
EIzsbeth Gerbig, father of Eugene and
Clifford Gerbig. Nephew Of IN MI uo ana
Sassed away Monday, May %, 2;45 a. M;
81 his late residence. 1447 Climber Funeral eiS.i
services THURSDAY p M from rD01n sh Hi1i
friends invited. w. j. Blasengym IN
~harO8
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Suburban for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

GROOM HOUSE-Barn and lots; fruit;
on $50 st. owner sacrifices. He. $3.50.
MODERN--5-rm. double; $500 north; newly
painted. Sell or trade. Owner. He. 1888.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKsLWe wish to t. express GmS
Sinnds ard relatives for the kindness and
mpath SnS Shown tS1T US during the ess and
eeath 81 our dearly be- Pelo tSS bema ot9ffT
Horsi offerings Especially do we thank
ths Rev Hargitt, singers a, and 1,,1 dn snG
takers Moore & Kirk for their klnd an "a
sfficient services. We also thank the
ssdies of The Kahn Tailoring Co. and
ssavs of the. Standard Oil Company LOT
''' "''' ROY zIEGLER AND WIFE.
and
GRANDCHILDREN.
CARD GE THANKsLWe wish to thank our
relst;ve$. friends and neigfbors for their
kindf,esSE~ LyEcthy and beautiful floral
eeTigs at the u!:5lE death At v Of t Flogp
The Sev' Williams. Mr. ana f:rs. Adams
GOLDIE CROWDER: WIFE
MOTHER, BROTHER & SISTER.
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Apartments for Rent

MAPLE TERRACE
$40 E. MAPLE ROAD
Five rooms: garage ..................S $3.50
THE CAMBRIDGE
NORTH AND DELAWARE SITS.
Beautiful furnished Misunderstanding
apartments: l. 2 and 3-room suites.
MAPLE ARMS
38TH AND CENTRAL
Four rooms and bath; heat. light. gas
water IuTnlSneQ .......... ....s'sss. 90
WESTMINSTER
2725 N. MERIDIAN ST.
Three rooms ...,..... $50
BLACKSTONE
400l E. WASHINGTON ST.
Reduced rental makes this an eXcep-
tional offer; two rooms ........... S42. 80
~KRIEGER
1913 E. PROSPECT ST.
Two rooms .......................s 32 90
H. H. WoodSmall e. Co., Inc.
1--WE insure everything bu the hereafter"
Nights and Holidays call
mr. OQ40
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Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND. 23Oe-5 rooms. bath. janitor
service: $40 Ii. 1851 Ewes. He 2797.
CENTRAL, N, 2O19--4 large rooms, bath
strictly modern, private porch; $50. Lii
1857. Evenings, He 2797
HAMILTON, N. 3l5--4 rni. modern; heat
and water paid; garage. Oh. 1424-W.
ILLINOIS, N, 20l9-2 rms; rms. and
sun porch modern, gas. lights. water and
heat furn. Ii. 2845. Ewes. Ri 30l7.
MERIDIAN, N, l728-Newly furnished
front; rooms. heat. garage. Ia: 1892
ILL N, 22O-Shiel Aut.; 8 rms, newly
furnished. Private bath.
PENN. N, 2l49-214s1a-2 apts., 4 rooms,
bath; rooms. bath; in a double; city
heat. water, garage; S45 and $3.50
respectively Ri. Also.
240 E. Pratt .............''',''''' SSg'eeo0
1920 Park :.,.................'' ss5'2U9
5345 e. Washington ................ 51.5U
231 f Pratt ...,.., 1880
2035 w. Washington ............... 42.90
l649 N. Alabama ..............'..'' 3s'nnnn
666 y. l1tn ...''.''''.'.'.''- sS2.ooUU
1913 n illinois ........ $3.50
3sth and illinois ...... s45 90 and $500
MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES COMPANY.
ITO Union Title Bldg.
Ii. 3458.
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Room, for Rent With Board

ASHLAND. lS19-Attractiye rm.. modern
home; good meals. He. 4063.
COLLEGE. 2466-Pleasant. large room;
suitable 2; breakfast optional.
Pennsylvania. N, 907-Large, modern.
airy room: single or double. Ri. 9l56.
RUCKLE, 2924-Newy furn. IT. rm., mar
ried coupe or gents pref. Ha. 4072-R.
SUTHERLAND, 2041-Good board, room;
summer home 81 wk.; gar. opt He. 1853.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young lady to board
and room at Broad Ripple; IS. Address
Times. Box A129.
CARE for small children or babies in my
home 500 Birch Ave,
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1926 ESSEN COACH

IJlU IIJbDN OOAOII
In Al condition throughout. A reel
buy. terms.
Hare Chevrolet Co.
Branch 923 Virginia Ave. Or. 1856.
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WASHING AND IRONINGS- done
ga N. Alabama. Ri. 1925.
HOUSEWORK OR LAUNDRY-Experienc
girl Willing worker. Ref Ii. 3049.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK or laundry: ex-
perienced: capable woman. ia. 2704
EOUSEW ORK-In or out of city; ex-
perienced reliable woman. Ii. 1859
COLORED WOMAN-Wants cooking and
homework: $40 week. Oh. 6324-M.
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Help Wanted Male

MARRIED MANI Work in factory. live
Al house on premises. 3l3 E. South.
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Houses and Flats Furnished
Houses for Rent

CENTRAL. 1884 rms. sun parlor: we'll
furn; ref. cx, Reas. He 1896.
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Situations Wanted Male
Situations Wanted Female

YOUNG colored man; handy around home;
drives car reliable willing to leave the
city Lii S746
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-30
Real Estate Wanted

WANT DEED EQUITY-In or room
semi-modern house on south SIDE in cx-
change for nicely located lots. GOODE
e. GOODE. REALTORS. No. IL Union
Trust Bldg. Ri. SAL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-30
Help Wanted Female

GOOD HOME--For woman to assist with
housework small wages. Must be clean.
Dr. 1857.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY-For companion to,
lady at night for rm. 1922 S. New Jersey
AMBITIOUS women: splendid opportunity
Sl6-20 weekly: spare time. Be. 2428.
MAID WORK-And cooking; white or col
ored 1920 NJ Illinois. Apt l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-30
Farms for Sale
Building and Contracting

40 ACRES Splendid land; good buildings;
well located 81 900 cash; long time bal
ance. J. W. Trotter, Danville. Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-30

OTTO j. SUESZ
Packing hauling. storage. Lou rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads Main 1858
ltiev 1923. CHI 4579-0 eo9-W.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-30
Wanted to Rent
Storage and Transfer

WANTED 10 RENT-Sm. shop. about II
20 IT.: electricity. ia. 7i76.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-30

EXPERIENCED HEAD sAWYER-For cir
cular sawmill. Apply superintendent, CO.
LUMBUS HANDLE AND TOOL COR
PORATION, Columbus, Ind.
MEN-For Sundays and holidays to sell
balloons. Call DR.. 2044 at 6 p. M.
CLEAN--Canvassing proposition; mail
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-30
ArnnacOSt
ArnnacOSt

4 1928 NASH DEMONSTRATORS
These cars can be bought at a great
reduction il price and they carry new
car guarantee.
A. G. MUELLER NASH SALES
725 Virginia Ave DR.. 1927
The Washington times., 1928-01-16
FARMS ANN LAND FOR SALE s.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE 81

SNAIL BUNGALOW. direct from owner
Must be 2 bargain woodbridge pre-
The Washington times., 1928-01-16
1928, 1929, 1343
CHILDRESS ST. N. e.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 90
BRoOKLARD-6-roonl tile bath: corner
brick: ami: convenient 10 stores.
schools. churches and transportation. Will
trade for vacant land lot or auto,
G 237 Times Herald
The Washington times., 1928-01-16

FOB SALE OR .RENT-F St, N. e. 6
rooms and bath. -w.h., electric: will
cell on cash payment Of 500 and reason
FFaHkliu 1901