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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-17
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STA les
Hurricane Cuts Wide
Path in Florida; Damage
Is Great.
STORM MOVES ON
Georgia. Alabama and
Mississippi in Path OF
Tornado.
by United Press Leased Wire

A hurricane that had devastated
Porto Rico and caused extensive
damage in southern Florida threat
cncd today to move with revived
force onto the Gulf and Mexico
coasts of Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi.
Storm warnings covering theso
areas were sent out by the weather
bureau today as the storm S center
moved across rhe rich fruit belt Of
Florida east of Tampa.
1t had been hoped the storm
would pass out into the gulf and
cxpend its force harmlessly. But
the weather bureau at Washington
gave warning this afternoon that
the storm was expected to move in
land after passing to the gulf. Gulf
ships were cautioned.
Coy. Horace NJ. Towner, of Porto
Rico, informed the government at
Washington that the hurricane was
the most severe that ever struck the
West Indies. Appealing to Presi-
don't Coolidge for immediate aid on
a large scale, he said that 7O0,00o
persons probably. were homeless and
destitute.
There was no reliable report Of
the number of deaths, he said, but
he expressed fear that the list would
be large United Press reports in
dicated that at conservative es-
innate, the minimum would be 200.
At first the estimate was 100.
Storms continued to ravage tho
North American continent today,
adding to the terror and destruction
that has been mounting steadily
since Thursday.
The tropical hurricane, which
struck Porto Rico and went north
westward through the Jupiter inlet
Of the Bahamas, ragged northwest
ward across Florida, spreading des.
truction along America $ winter
playground;
Porto Ride, rc-establishing contact
with the world, sent out reports
that 100 persons were known to have
lost their lives as result of the
hurricane and that the death toll
was expected to mount considerably
after receipt of reports from the in
terror of the island. Property dam
age was estimated cOnservatively at
$50, COO, 600.
In Rockford, ILL.,, the death toll
had reached eleven from the tor
nado and the town officials wero
laying plans for rehabilitation work.
Twelve cities in Nebraska AMI
South Dakota began to build out
Continued on Page g.
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a turkey gobbler owned by D. A..
Waddel, Whiteson, Oregon, recently
hatched l6 young.
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SEARCH STARTED
| ON MURDER FARM
FOR TWO BODIES
Elder NOrthcott Says
Son Told Him of More
Killings.
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. ia
buzzard aIightcd ON the Northcott
murder farm today and led deputy
sheriffs to bIood-stained sack, be-
lieVcd to once have contained the
body of one of the youths said to
have been murdered by Gordon
Stewart N0rthcOtt.
Thr sack, recently torn open by
air scavcngcrs, was on top of a
sink hole. \ crew Of workmcn I'M
mcdiately started to dig i'll ! the
vicinity of this find.
Officers also announced the find
ing Of Il 10y Scout whistle. Louis
and Nelson Winslow, of Pomona,
said to have been two victims Of
Northcott, were kidnapped while re-
turning from a Boy Scout meeting.
Northcott, it has been charged,
either murdered or caused the muir
der Of five youths after he abused
them.
lie was arrested in Los Angeles
in 1928 on a charge of sex dclin-
quencN.
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The output of sheep and lambs on
Canadian farms last year was 40,.
600 more than in 1926.
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MARKET QUIETS
DOWN FOLLOWING
FAST TRADING
Nv United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Marred
only by the usual profit-taklng fol
lowing sharp advance, the stock
market today was of the character
before the June break.
Trading was at fast clip III the
first three or four hours with nearly
everything on the board rising.
Induced by profit,taking toward
the close, the market quicted down,
Buying in the early dealings was
based chiefly on easier money which
resulted in the call rate dropping to
six and Il half per cent after re-
ncwals had been made at seven per
cent Business was reported pro
crossing favorably.
L. s. steel rose to new high for
the year and came within one-eighth
of it's record high. All the active
oils made new highs on the move
mcnt.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Total
stock sales ON the New York Stock
Exchange so far this year passed
last years record total of 574,626,
700 today. Sales to | p. NJ. today
amounted to 2,233,20 shares, which
brought the aggregate so far this
year to 574,S2l 700 shares.
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Los ANGELES. Sept. lin the
belief that the remains of onc or
more bodies might be found there,
investigators began digging up a new
concrete garage floor at the North
colt murder farm today.
| Cyrus Northcott, whose wife and
son are suspected of having partici-
patcd in the murder Of five youths
on the farm started this search
when he said he believed it the most
likely spot for the hiding of any
| bodies.
Riverside county officials asked
that the elder Northcott and San
ford Clark be turned over to them
today. The re Vest was made by
James Quinn, of the Riverside
county district attorneys office
after he questioned the pair.
Results of chemical tests applied
i TO bones and hair found on the
farm probably will be reported to
day and will give Officers an op
I portunity to brand the gruesomC
tale, now encompassing six slayings
true or fictitious.
Meantime the search for Gordon
Stewart Northcott, 2l, proprietor OF
! the ranch and asserted instigator OF
the slaughters, continued on tho
west coast and into Canada.
British Columbia Officers tele
graphcd here that Northcott and his
mother, Mrs. Louise Northcott, also
wanted, were in Kamloops, on Sept
| ON, bnr |
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TOMORROW

Lions club luncheon-Bar-
bara Worth hotel.
Radio KGEN--11 to l p. m.
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Mexican Bandits
Free Engineer
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. lie. j.
Bumstcd, mining engineer, has telc-
graphcd his wife here that he has
obtained freedom from the Mexican
bandits who held him since August
25.
The brief wire held nc details of
the release. 1t said: Released.
Feel fine but tired. Will write soon.
Are all well3 No news since kid
mapped. Love to all.
Bumsted was picked up at lXtlan
where he was in charge of mining
/ interests. His captors took him to Il
mountain stronghold and held him
there for ransom. Half of the sum
demanded was paid the first of this
month. It is believed here that the
full ransom was paid for his release.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lie. j.
Bumsted, kidnapped American mining
engineer, has been released by MeXi-
can bandits, according to unconfirm
ed but apparently reliable informa-
tion received at the state depart
mcnt today.
Bumsted was captured during the
last week of August and was held
for $4,000 ransom which was re-
ported to have been forwarded to
the bandits last week. NiceConsul
SatterthWaite, of Guadala lara, ad
vised the state department under
date of Sept. l6, that Bumsted s
fiscal agent at Guadalajara had re-
ceived telegram stating Bumsted
was free and enroute to IXtlan.
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 17.-E. J.
Bumsted, kidnapped American Ell.
gineer, has been released, the Unit
ed States embassy was advised to-
day from Guadalajara. No details
were given, but it was assumed at
the embassy that the $4,000 ran,
son demanded by the bandits had
been paid.
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Two More Murders

Complaints charging the pair with
murder will be issued today by Dis
trict Attorney Ford of Riverside
county.
In addition to the four named in
the story told by Sanford Clark
whose arrest started the investiga
tion, the elder Northcott said his
son told him of the killing of a
miner and fifth boy.
"My son told me-" the elder
Northcott said, THAT he went tC
live with two miners at the edge
of the desert in February or March,
He said he helped one Of the miners
kill the other.
"After this Staying my son said
he discovered a young boy who wit.
messed the killing. He said he took
this boy to the chicken ranch and
later he helped the miner to kill
the boy.
Sheriff Glenn Sweetcrs, of River.
side, continued today to search the
ranch for further evidence to sub
stantiate or disprovc the various
asserted murders.
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WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Airdome Theater-"W While the
City Sleeps
Radio KGEN-6 to 10 p. m.
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choir, directed by William e. Beck,
to start at p. m. Sunday evening:
Concert Variations" Bonnet o., ct
ccSaIpGPicco .Mendeiss sfAShl
Anthem@"fHHeU Souls of the Righteous, -,
Broadway Choir. l. N0O'e
",'scherzo" from Fifth sonata). .Guilmant
,,Nocturne, ........'...'....'.'. Greg
Asn e9gtea A paaKfffr
Anthem lord .L;osd, For Thy Tender Msr-
'ieS "sNf broadway Choir iciii.''', f"''""'
"PaStorale' .................. thompson
The Brook" ................... Dethier
The following is the order of serv-
ice at the All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sunday. starting at IL
o'clock as announced by the pastor,
DR.. F. S. C. Wicks.
enhancing Dream" castor de Lille.
Lamb of Cod (BiSet), Hymn No. 1885,
Third So. vice. Covenant, Anthem, Words
EeSpOnHa ymn 4o Notices
CBatiste). Address. Hymn 800, Benediction.
PoStlude. From Stradella overture Gle
tow.
DR.. Armin A. Holzer is conduct
ing a summer Bible conference on
Christian Fundamentalism at the
indianapolis Gospel Tabernacle.
This is the third campaign of the
evangelist here in the city.
On Sunday DR.. Holzer will preach
at 10 a. m. on THE Mystical Body
of Christ" At 2:30 p. m. he will
speak on 1.-THE Four Horsemen of
the Apocolyps and Is Mussolini
One of Them" On Sunday night
DR.. Holzers subject is THE Second
Coming of Christ the Christians
Purifying Hope" The wee kday
sessions are at 2:30 and 1880 every
day except Saturday and the sum-
mer conference is to last until July l.
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Deaths

George Hatfield. rs. Long Hospital,
infant Aiitop, =. city hospital. atelec-
tasis.
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Ella Cook. 40. 336 Agnes, diabetes.
Matte Morton. %, city hospital. acute
cardiac dilatation;-
Pearl E. Jarboe, "a. city hospital. acct
Dora Pecock. so. s16 E. North. 1arci-
mona.
David c. Boughman. II. Central Indiana
Hospital, arteriosclerosis;
Walter S. Benta. ~, 1643 Belletontaine,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Myrtle M. Davis. 80. 1919 Mill, chronic
parenchymatous nephritis.
Thomas w. Foley, II, 43l7 Park, chronic
myocarditis.
Mary Wilson, 80. IT'S N. Pennsylvania.
hypostatic pneumonia.
lobar pneumonia.
Valentine F. Czapski, 46. 134t N. Ala
bama. diabetes mellitus.
Gary Bats, IT, 1904 Columbia. acute
Ruth Evans. 50. 274o Eastern. influenza.
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Births

Paul and Lillian Wheeler. 1918 Sturm.
Charles and Olive Turner. 1927 Climber.
Russell and Veva Suhre. 272o N. Olney.
Boys
Frank and Sallie Williamson, 2464 N.
Harding. -.
nois.
Carly.
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Death Notices

MCCORMACK, AMOS - Age 10 years.
passed away Friday, June is. Father Of
Mrs. A.. c. TUNNEL and Ernest McCor-
mack of Indianapolis, James Mccormack
of~Lafayette, Mrs. G. L. Mandy of Los
Angeles, CAL. Emmett and Herbert Nc
Cormack of Cleveland. Ohio; Arthur Nc
Cormack of Detroit, Mich. Funeral from
Finn Brothers Funeral Home, 1889 N
Meridian. Time Of funeral given later.
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Rooms for Rent

mod. apt. Gentleman preferred. Ri. zoos.
ALA. N, i8iO-SLEEPING RIM; PRIVATE
HOME: OR 2; PLENTY HOT WATER.
BROADWAY, 1720-Nice rm., mod; near
car line gar: / or men. He. 5l45.
only; home privileges.
private family. Wa. 1899.
CENTRAL. 2404-LIGHT. AIRY, CLEAN.
FURN. ROOM. HA. 47s7-W.
COLLEGE, l6eo-Furn; rm: for brother and
COLLEGE 6l52-Modern. private home;
couple pref; cd. meals; gar. HUI. l722.
U opt; i or . Gentlemen. ia: o249.
DELAWARE, 406 N-Colonial Apt. II;
nicely furn. front rm. Ri. 55l2.
private home; So week, near E. Wash.
car line. Board optional
GRAY, 81 S.-Attractive front rm:; pIi-
vate, mod. home for lady. Oh. 3714-W.
NEW JERSEY. 626 N.--Front. rm;; down;
pri. emit. nice. near bath. Ii. 2007.
OAKLAND. Ii33-Two pleasant rms: suit.
girls: near E. 10th car; pri. Oh. 1242-M.
PARK. 2l46-2 large. front connect; rooms:
2 large closets; adj. bath. He. 30l5.
PENNA. N, 1901 or 2 persons: hot
water in room: very quiet. Ri. 1922.
P 81 Nai, y" sO7-Pleasant rooms; modern
PRATT, 426 E.-2 front sleeping rms; ex-
ira good bed; nicely furn. Ii. 1854.
SHELBY, 1412-Mod.; private family rea-
sonable home privileges. DR.. 593o-R.
STATE, n. 45SENicees warm rm.. modern;
girls; home privileges. Oh. 2562-W.
fuTn.; garage HANDY Reasonable. Oh. sii5
E. WALNUT, 32O-No. 8; close in; cont.
hot water: Joining beth. Call after pm
mod. home; ali privlgs.: gar; $40. Be. 1075
desired; plenty hot water. Ii. sl97.
MoDEfsN APT; PLENTY HOT WATER.
T 0sEIv FHfni 81 'lIa asf front F00m
18TH, E, isa-2 lovely FURNISHED sleep.
rms; reasonable. Ha. 0l13-W.
path. E.. 52O-Lovely. front -furn. rms.
Modern home; Central car. He. 56l7
WTDOW-Has modern home, with garage;
reas.; home privileges. Oh. 5355-W.
CLEAN-Furnished room; l or men;
LARGE airy room, adjoining BATH. private
home; gentleman; reasonable. He. 244l.
HOTEL
WIL-FRA-MAR
Nice clean rooms by the day or week,
etion go E. yerm GSso just OF
YOUR Credit lis Good
You can phone in your want ads and
have them charged. This courtesy is eX-
accounts on our books. Avail yourself
of this opportunity. A courteous girl Will
help you write YOUR ad. Call Main $500
Want AID Dept.
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Farms Wanted
LADY-Wishes to share apt. Box 6Ss,
Times.
Room for Rent With Board
EDWARDS, 14sl-Univ. lights. Want man
and wife or mother and child.
NEWMAN, 1118-Nicely furnished room in
private home. Lady preferred.
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Houses for Sale
1854 N. PENN. ST

1854 N. PENN. ST.
seven-room modern house; garage;
merry rented ii for s25.I Prise rise $500
r .O- %2EkEcH i; SONS. % W. Ohio St.
STATE, N, 309-11-5 rooms a side, cleo
trio lights, gas, city water. toilet: rents
SO rI. side only $3.50; $3.50 cash. Mr..
SCHMID & SMITH. INC, REALTORS.
$50 N. Delaware. Ma. 4os7.
HoYT AVE, 2o2s-6 rooms modern,
residence location. $4,25OOO, inspect any
sEXroN. Reator. Main Gisi !" i II. Csis-J:
MATHEWS ST, .5los-4, rooms, electric
cash: N. F. MEGEL. 7ls Mass. Ave.
60, ACREs-For sale or trade for house or
lots. BROOKS. 55s E. Ohio st. Call
after D. m. Brokers protected.
CENTENNIAL. 828-4-room bungalow; gas.
electricity. garage. owner sacrifice equity.
NORTHERN AVE, 3742-New 5-room mod.
Priced right. Owner. Oh. ss4s-W.
S4O0 SOUTH-$4OO cash gives deed to g.
room, strictly modern home: paved street;
near car. school, Owner, Ha. 4474-W.
500 CAsH-504l w. 18th: 5-room bunga-
trees: gar. Information, key 5037 w. 18th:
ST. FRANCIS PARK-Beech Grove; lot 40x
1876. Call DR.. 2307M, evenings and Sun
day.
DENNY AND ENGLISH-3-bedrm. bunga-
low; f1repl.. buffet, kitchen cabinet. hard
wood frs. For terms. call owner, Ir. 2174.
CHESTER, us N.-Well-built, 6-rm. SENT
modern; terms. Ownes. 1r. 2692-R-3.
nth & REMBRANDT-6-rm. mod. double,
7-rm. mod bung., garage; $500. Or. $3.50.
COLONIAL type, bedrm mod. hm., heart
of Irvington; may trade. owner II. 1894.
NORTH, E., 3715-2-room house, good lot;
garage; reas. Owner. Oh. 9483-M.
50. 600 EQUITY in Washington Blvd. Home
priced to sell direct No agents. Ia. 2673.
KAPPES 1244-Well built 7-room SENT
mod. garage. By administrator. Wa. 1854.
NEW JERSEY, 2460 N.-Beautiful Away
dou.; nd; dou. gr.; shrubs. Own, Ia. 3l4s
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Room for Rent With Board

PARK, l923-Pleasant rm. for l or 2; prib.
family; garage opt. He. 4539.
27TH, AS W-Between Meridian and Ill;
room and alcove. furn ar unfurn.; gar.
FRONT ROOM-PRIVATE MOD. HOME.
CENTRAL CAR. Ii. 1896.
/ OR 2 CHILDREN-Board; mothers care;
plenty music g. shade. MRS GOWEN,
Dudley & Lawrel, Edgewood. Ind. Stop 2.
CHILDREN-Rm. and board; play house,
sand pen; ref. Mothers care. 843 S. Trent.
GOOD-Home cooking; all modern con-
veniences; suburban home; garage, ten
mis- court, large yard; clean, airy rooms;
reasonable; preferred man or married
couples. Call Southport 138-M-l. evenings.
CHILDREN-To board on farm $3.50 per
week. r. r. No. 6, Box 1853.
2 CHILDREN-On farm: good home:
Southport 96-M-3. R. R. 6. Box 34s. city.
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Special Notices

IF YOU HAVE ANY LAW BUSINESS See
US. Damages. wages. liens collected. We
handle criminal or civil cases in all the
courts. FITZGERAZyD'S LAW OFFICES
251a w. Washington St.
ELECTREAT BODY MASSAGE - Corrects
poor circulation, also nervousness. JEAN
SKINNER. 307 E. North, No. 10. Ri. 1898.
MAGIC CLEANER - Cleans woodwork,
floors all painted surface. ALBERT
MAS. 81 Va. Ave. Ma. 1925.
ELECTREAT MASSAGE-Corrects tired and
nervous condition. 1112 Central, Apt. K.
Ii. 1878. LOLA WALKER.
ON or after June 10. 1928. will not be
other than myself. S. r. LA PORTE.
OSTEOPATHIC - Massage and internal
baths Marg. Sellers. 3l2 E. North. RIM. 10
ORGAN LESSONS = And practice. See
Bur1.ie & Walt. organisSs, Earring Theater.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND. 224O-2 rms, kitch.; pri. bath
and entrance; use OF phone; gar; adults.
BRADLEY, N, 1913 furn. or unfurn.: gas,
lights. water, heat p. M. II. 05l4-R:
BROADWAY, 2121-Living room, bedroom.
kitchen. garage. Ia. 0597.
CHADWICK, 916-3 rms, furnished, light
and gas pd.; So week.
DAVIDSON. SCI M connecting rooms;
gas. electricity. Ri. 6703.
DELAWARE, 1905 N-1-rm. apt: everything.
included fine location; 81 wk. Ri. $685..
HARLAN. 1ll9--3 furnished rms. bath.
toilet. Drexel 1882.
ILLINOIS. 3232-Two 2-rm. apis, furn.,
gas. light pd.; Sc and So. Ha 1868.
FERSON-Modern cottage. 4 connecting
rms. private. reasonable. gar. Oh. l424-J
MERIDIAN. s., 1862 rooms: modern;
yard; garage: on car line:
good. clean rms; prices right. Ri. ALAS.
N. NEW JERSEY. S21-2 rms, kiochenette;
front: Sc. 2-rms. apt. front; $3.50.
E. OHIO, 538 II housekeeping room;
everything furnished; So week.
PARK. 1655-Well furn. 2 &. 3 room apis.
$3.50 and $3.50; good neighborhood.
PARK, 1643-Combin. liv. and bedroom;
near BATH plenty hot water; priv. ent.
PARK. 2l42-Furnished apt. for light
housekeeping. He. 20l6.
PENN. 2oO2 N.I3Large front room with
kitchenette; modern; adults.
privl. md. home gar; cou. emp. Ir.4577-R
FREMONT. s.. 32-4 unfurnished rooms;
adults only. Belmont 3956-W.
WALNUT. W. i2s-Also 222 N. Senate;
mod. furn. hsekpg. e. Sleeping Ri. 9l36.
TENTH. E., 3is-I large. light. clean rm.,
adjoining BATH comp. furn.. breakft. SET,
cabinet. wardrobes; S4.50 close in.
TENTH. 3l5 E.-Large. cleap, front. room;
kitchenette. sink: newly decorated; pri-
vate entrance: close in; So.
10TH e. 23l0-2 connect. rms, apt, mod,
clean: plenty hot water. Oh. 696l-W
BOTH. W. ll25-4 semi-modern rms, gas.
water. light. heat furnished. garage SIS.
Splendid location. Ha. 3238
u RMS.-Mod., nicely furn.; private en-
trance; walk. distance; reas. Ri. $3.50.
MODERN-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Try. i599-R
AND UNFINISHED Housekeeping
rms. north of creek. Oh. 2l27-M.
2 NICELY furn. rms. modern. / unfurn.,
priv. bath. Riley 4075.
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all or part TINE driving. Ill 4809
Situations Wanted Female
MAN AND wIFE-Young eolored. as maid
and cook: chauffeur and general work.
WIN leave CITY. Ii. 9746.
STENOGRAPHER-E familiar with
office methods; competent; willing work.
er. He. 4244.
YOUNG COLOREO dRL-Housework:
half day by the week. He. 1855.
HALF DAY .WORK--Any line homework;
exp. colored girl Ii. 6655.
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING : Willing
worker; exp. reliable woman. Ii. 7l59.
WHO NEEDS-A neat colored girl for
their office? Call Ri. 1858.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-Wil relia-
BILE. colored woman. Ri. 667l.
NEAT C2oL.oREp GIRL Il :, General .i house
Work i Sone aR: re TaS R P ssss COUPE
DISH WASHING or, nursing; cOlOred
girl: day or week. Oh. 5545-W.
NURSEMAID- Young colored girl; perma-
nent home best references. Ii. 7lS9.
WASHINGS-Family and bundle work. viii
call for and deliver. RI 2l92.
HOUSECLEANING-R woman willing
to leave city; ref. Ha. 0266-W
DAY WORK-Experience colored lady;
willing worker Oh. 6365-W.
CLEANING or laundry work; day or week;
best ref. He. ll47.
HOUSE CLEANING-By the day, also ex-
perienced seamstress. Careful wk. Oh. 1884
EXPERIENCED-Col lady for work by
dav or week. Ha. 39l5-W.
Home Laundry Expert. HE. 5212.
NEAT colored girl. half day work; good
worker. Ii 5000.
DAY WORK-Competent colored girl;
willing worker; reference. Ha. 1911.
NEAT Colored girl; work by the day or
week Exp Ii 8949.
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Suburban for Sale

200 PEACH TREES
$50 STARTS YOU
ga acres; Fall Creek Highlands, good
roads, electric light service, excellent
neighborhood. Part of trees now in, let
fruit pay for the ground. Price 1885,
$50 cash, $13 per month.
Call Ir. OILS. MR.. EASTBURN.
10Th AND AUDUBON
Your new 5-room bungalow is ready
$35 per month. Will accept lot as down
payment. Open for inspection Sunday
afternoon. Call MRS. KTMMELL. IT. 1925
IDEAL BUNGALOW-Is acre; Edgewood;
shrubs; small down pay. owner. DR.. 5297.
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EDWARDS, 1431-Univ. lights. Want man
and wife or mother and child.
NEWMAN, ll18-Nicely furnished room in
private home. Lady preferred.
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Building and Contracting

WE WILL BUILD
3-room houses. 500 and up: 4-room
houses, 81 ,025 and up.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED
L. G. BRIGHTMIRE co. Ii. 1910
GENERAL building ana contracting; re-
modelling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY. 1876 N. Delaware. II. $3.50.
GOING TO BUILD?-WiI help finance.
and Clifton. Ia. 4740, Ia. 1859
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transportation
COAST-TO-COAST
YELLOWAY

Chicago ..... .s400IDayton ..........$ $500
St. Louis 800. SIS Pittsburgh ......$s.00
IL anil pm, Daileyl ANS pm. Daley
DeniSon Hotel. RI. 2273, III. 1883.
Traction Bus Terminal MA. $500
English hotel. Ri. 1878.
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Farms Wanted

TO TRADE good income property for 2rd farm I'M
apois Address. owner 2-G..-inn. r.
F. D. No. 8. Frankfort. Ind.
WANTED-Cash price from owner: farm
for sale. D. F. BUSH, Minneapolis. MINI:
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Farms Wanted
Room for Rent With Board

LADY-wishes to share apt. Box G $50,
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Business Property for Sale

LARGE STORE ROOM and room mod
ern house combined; garage. 1417 Madi-
son Ave. Will sell reasonable for cash.
M. F. Megel, 713 Mass. Aye. Ii. 580l.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Farms for Sale

2 CHOICE lots, southwest corner 49th.
g. Kessler Blvd. cheap. owner. Ia. 3l49
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Lots for Sale

SHORT LOT-Near seth and College; bldg.
suit. for shop. Excellent location for bum
galow. owner. 5633 Guilford.
CORNER LOT-40xl20; beautiful Montrose
addition. N. of tairground. Oh. 20l6-3.
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1899 S. RANDOLPH

OAKLAND. s30-Long living rm. with brick
fireplace, gas CRATE, dining rm. beamed
ceilings. nice Kitchen, Frigidaire. pantry.
hardwood floors, back Enclosed porch 3
bedrms. bath up. full basement: 2-car
garage brick and cement front porch:
street and alley improved No Barrett
10 to 6. Make offer. will consider terms.
DR.. 6l84
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JeweIry
Pets and Live Stock

BEAUTIFUL 80 Diamond ring, lS-karat,
white gold mounting, for $25. II. $685..