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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-27

Ave miles ~ the contest entered the
seventy.ninth hour.
Worn by the wearisome grind, the
strength Of the runners was ebbing
fast. and while they logged about the
cinder path ut scarcely better than q
walk, the horses had overtaken the
lead Of a. miles piled up by man dur
ing the early stage Of the event.
The standing Of the leaders Of the
end Of the seventy-eighth hour was:
Men-Joie Ray, Chicago, and Johnny
Salo, Passaic, N. j., 244 miles laps.
DEMONSTRATING and Fleetwood, first,
24e miles lap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-27

While taking O new fire engine from
London to Drifisld, England, recently,
the driver saw q blaze In a wheel
wright's shop near st. Neots and ex-
tinguished it before the local fire de-
partment arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-27

and Amozoc yesterday, according to re-
ports received here, firing on the
passengers and killing one and wound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-27
HORSES OUTRUN MEN
IN ENDURANCE RACE.
Thoroughbreds Overcome 24-Mile
Lead and Pass Rivals for
Smile Advantage.
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, September 49,
Two Philadelphia thoroushbreds, Fed
wing and fleetwood, were leading the
six-day endurance race beteewn man
and beast at the Arena here TODAY BY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-27

One Slain in Bus Hold.up.
MEXICO CITY, September a. Dr.
With remarkable thoroughness bandits
held I'D an autobuS between Puebla
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FACES CHARGES
OF BICAMY AND
CHECK FRAUDS
st. Louis Business Man
Held on Complaint of
Second Wife.
BgUniiod Prcss

BIZ IHitCd PTcss
ST. LOUIS. No. Nov. 22.-Thom-
as G. Jones, electric sign company
president. was enmeshed in a tangle
today that included police investiga-
ton into his private and business
life.
He was held on complaint of a
Columbus tO1 attorney, who
claimed Jones married the former
Mrs Margaret Brenholtz Of Column
bus. while still married to his first
wife. He faced a charge also of Oh
tanning money under false pretenses,
through issuance OF allegedly worth
less salary checks.
Mrs. Ryita Travis. Kansas City,
who at first told police Il am his
wife" but later said she was his
secretary was detained for ques-
tioning.
Jones said he believed he had
been divorced from his first wife,
seven years ago, and married Mrs.
Brenholtz at Knoxville, Tenn, last
February.
The worthless check charge con-
cerned payment of thirteen en-
ployes of Jones sign company here,
who claimed they received checks
totaling $4,000 which they were I'M
able to cash
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Legal Notices
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NnTICE OE HEARING

NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that A. KoSkey
has fled with the Board OF Zoning APP
peais of the CITY of Indianapolis q petit
ton asking permission. to vary the re-
ouirements of the Zoning Ordinance oy
Installing three gasoline tanks and pumps
in the rear of the building at 1902 Key
stone avenue. -.
BOARD IN Room 401 CITY Hall, Tuesday.
Nov. IS. 1929. ~ 2:3O D. m. at which
time and place ell interested persons VIII
be given opportunity to be heard in re-
ference 70 the matters set out III said
petition.
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS;
GRO. T. O'CONNOR President.
II. B. STEEG. Secretary-Englneer
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Death Notices

I.ANHANf. VIOLA A.-Age IS. beloved wife
OF George y Lanham. passed away at the
indiana Christian hospital. Wednesday
Funeral at residence. 1882 +. llth 81.
SATURDAY. 1870 D. m. Burial Washington
PARK cemetery. Friends invited.
MOITTTTY- JOHN Wage G. years, died
Wednesday. Nov. 20. at residence, S2l :;
Harris. Funeral Saturday. NOV .. ESQ
%. m at residence Burial Floral PARK
cemetery. Friends invited. GEORGE W.
USHER & CO. in charge.
MISSIK. MARTHA--Wife OF Andrew Mis-
sik and mother Of Edward J. Missik and
Mrs. Frances Pfarr, died Thursday. Nov.
81. Funeral at the home OF her daughter;
1883 Linden Saturday, Nov. .. $50
a. m. Services St. Patrick's church 9
a. m. Friends invited. Interment Holy
Gross cemetery.
MURPHY. JOHN Y.-The. companion Of
Nellie Murphy, father of Lee Roy and
Otto Murphy of Indianapolis and Mabel
MesserSmith OF Castleton. Ind; Mrs olive
Pollard Of Crown Point, Ind. departed
this life Nov. 81 at 4:45 p. m. az his
home. three miles east Of New Bethel
dence; 2 p. m. at the New Bethel Bap-
fist church. Interment Washington
Park cemetery in charge OF Max Herr
VCGT. MRS. GERTRUDE-Mother of
Joseph Vogt and daughter of John and
Mary Flaherty. sister OF Mrs. Erie Jett,
winifred and Margaret Fisherty. passed
neral SATURDAY.. Nov. %. $50 a. m. at
the residence of her aunt. Mrs Nicholas
Heiob 2743 Allen Ave. services st.
Catherine church; q m Burial Holy
Cross cemetery. Friends invited
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Annual turkey party of the Holy
Name parish will be given Sunday,
Nov. "a, at 2 and Z p. m. in the
school auditorium Ladies of the
parish will serve supper.
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G. F. SheeIy, secretary Of the In
diana Retail HarWare Association,
told of business problems from the
viewpoint of the retail merchant at
today's meeting of the Exchange
Club in the Lincoln
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TheGty
in Brief
SATTRDAY E1ENTs

Community Fund workers luncheon re-
mort. ClaypoOi.
Beta Theta ri luncheon. Board of
Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon, Cham
her of Commerce.
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Male

TRUCK DRIvER-Or helper with good
ref. DR.. 3026 or 437 n. Alabama.
PLASTERING-By hour or job. Work
guaranteed. Dr.. ala
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND, 1529-Lower front rms,
kitch'te. dinette. indoor bed overstuffed
furn.: private bath & entrance. Ri. 1884.
mod house. He. 5l92. after $50 or Sun.
DELAWARE. n 2603is-Attractiye Arm
mod. duplex: ref. exchanged. Ha. zS6a-M.
KENWOOD. 2912-6-room modern FUR
niShed house, reasonable. Ia. p839-W.
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EurOpe's youth will be discussed
Wednesday night by Miss Irene Har-
ris of Phyllis Wheatly branch, Y. w.
c. A., at the Central Y. w. c. A.
The talk will be held under the
auspices of the industrial depart
ment of the -"
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Farms for Sale

ACRES FOR 81 O0O-8 miles south of
city in Johnson county; cross roads; good
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

BELLEFONTAINE l427-1. 2 or light
housekeeping rms. modern. Ri. 2708.
BELLEFONTAINE. 93e-Rm. everything
turn. near bath. good heat.
BROADWAY. 1422-Front FURNISHED pri-
vate bath; steam heat; adults; $40.
CAPITOL, N. 212O-3 rms, sink, range,
steam heat. S35 month. Ha. 3036-M.
CAPITOL, N. 815-2 connecting rms,
clean. modern, good heat.
CENTRAL. l960-Nicely furn. kitchenette
apt: steam heat, lights. gas. water.
EAST ST N. 914-2 modern conn rms,
steam heat; hot water; adults.
HARLAN, 1ll3-3 completely furnished
rms; bath toilet Dr. 1882
HIGHLAND AVE. 81 NJ clean. fur
nlShed modern rooms: adults.
ILLINOIS. N, 5II-NewIy decorated rms
and apts.. city heat. hot water.
Ill. n, 23S9-1, 2, 3 rm.. priv. apis. SO
S.. $3.50 wk. Everything furn. Ia. lilo
ILLINOIS. N, 2l59-2 modern rooms; good
heat: private home
ILLINOIS, N I9l5-Beautiful furn., 2
nm. apt. gas range. priv. entrance; ST.
MARKET. E., 634-6l9-H Housekeeping rms,
modern. private entrance Ri 2t02s--
laundry rm. private entrance. Ii. 3640.
rooms: also Sleeping room
NfER., N. ll37-Room. kitchenette; heat,
hot water; clean: reasonable. Ii. 1888.
MERIDIAN N 23l5-2 nicely furn. house
MERIDIAN. NJ. 1835--Nicely furn. apt. 2
or rms. constant hot water.
MERIDIAN. S. 1852 nicely furnished,
modern. front rooms. DR.. 0362.
MILEY. 1872 clean furn.. gas, electric
lty, heat; reasonable. Be. 4931-R
NEW JERSEY. N lS4-Good warm house
keeping rooms. Ri. ALAS.
NEW JERSEY o041 NJ clean Uarrn
rooms; down: nicely furnished; adults.
MOBILES, s. 615-2-room newly fur. apt !;
steam heat. everything furnished; walk.
dis; Sc & 81 per wk.: adults only.
water SIS per week: I rm.. So
OLIVER AND DIvISION-2 mod. rms;
everything furn.; Sc week. CHI 6819
OXFORD. N, 1882 furn. Housekeeping
rms; 81 WE.; priv. entrance. Oh. 0897-W.
PARK 16553-Front. Sroom apt. fur
niShed: good neighborhood: reasonable.
PARK. 943-Modern, warm, housekeeping
rooms; Sc and 81 parking space.
PENN, N, 1s64-Lovely Housekeeping rms. !;
everything furn.: ref.
BUCKLE -20I5-2 furnished rms. modern;
everything furnished: 81. He. 1867.
sn mod oLAIB W yte lOsARt e.
WASH. E. s323-2 furn. front connecting
rms: everything turn. Ch 5587-W.
WOODRUFF PL.. 544. NJ. D.-2-rm. apt.
private bath. also small apt. On. 3l73.
10TH. E. 2l9-NICE RIM KITCHENETTE
MOD. CAR. BUS. FURNISHED.
18TH. E. 2S20--2-rm: front apt; every
thing furnished: modern.
18TH, W. l22-Nicely furn. rm., kitchen
cite: good heat: priv. entrance. Ii. 55ls
3fST.. W. S30-Nicely furn. 2 rooms;
private entrance. Ha. 152l-R.
SID. E, 720-3 unfurn. rms; newly deco. /;
heat. water: reasonable. Hu. 1855.
nm. 50 a.: everything furn.; SIS. Oh. 4l08.
? NICE large rooms furnace heat, priv.
toilet and sink s29 Villa Ave. DR.. 1870.
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u r. Sneeiy, secretary OF tne IN
diana Retail Harware Association,
told of business problems from the
viewpoint of the retail merchant at
today's meeting of the Exchange
Club in the Lincoln.
EurOpe's youth will be diseased
Wednesday night by Miss Irene Har-
ris of Phyllis Wheatly branch. Y. W.
c.. A.. at the Central Y. w. c. A.
The talk will be held under the
auspices of the industrial depart
ment of the -"
A children's party will feature the
Little Flower church bazar in the
auditorium of the church building
Saturday afternoon. The baza"
opened Thursday and will close late
Saturday night.
Civil service vacancies for which
examinations have been announces
by Henry NJ Trimpe. local secretary,
include: Principal topographic
craftsman. dietitian. assistant ware
house examiner. junior chemist.
A reception was held for the Rev.
Herschel NJ Reed. new pastor of the
Forty-ninth Street Christian church,
Thursday night He is a graduate
of Butler university and comes to
his new paStorate from Shiloh
church.
Lafayette A. Jackson. head of the
Standard Grocery Company here.
has been made a colonel on the staff
of Governor Elem d. Sampson of
Kentucky. He is a direct descend
ant and Andrew Jackson and was
reared With Governor Sampson in
their native town of LONDON, KY.
Jackson has been a resident here
thirty-two years.
ODDS Porter. president of Porter,
Glore g. Glass, Inc, electrical firm,
and inventor of the electric timing
device used at the speedway races
and other lightning fast events,
addressed the Electric League at
luncheon at the Columbia Club to-
day.
The state armOry board, meeting
Thursday with Adjutant-G General
Manford E. Henley, decided to re-
ceive bids on a heating plant for
the Elwood armory. The board has
delayed closing a lease on a city
building in Marion for an armory.
pending an inquiry into heating
costs. The board. however, is agreed
that the present armory quarters
in Marion must be abandoned.
Officers of the Rotary Club will
be installed at the annual inaugural
dinner at $50 Tuesday in the Riley
room of the Claypool.
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A children's party will feature the
Little Flower church bazar in the
auditorium of the church building
Saturday afternoon. The baza"
opened Thursday and will close late
Saturday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
Musical Instruments

KURTzMANN PLAYER. Mahogany bench
and % rolls, beautiful bench. and case
S195 terms. 100 E. Ohio ST.
PLAYER PIANO-Mahogan bench. rolls;
bargain. 1902 Northwestern. On: O946.
DUO-Art Player, mahogany; perfect con-
ditione bench. rolls; reasonable. Hu: 2313
PLAYER PIANO-Oak. bench cabinet, rolls
SIS 1875 E. Minnesota. DR.. 1854
HAYNES upright piano; mahogany case
Good condition: reasonable. Oh. 360o.
PLAYER Mahogany good as new, 70 rolls
Only $500. 1862 Kenwood. Wa 323O.
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Situations Wanted Female

EXP. WOMAN half or whole day work
or laundry to bring home. Ii. 906l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work: called for
and delivered. Ha. 2359-R.
LAUNDRY to bring home. Called for and
delivered: exp. woman Ha- 1881
Exp COLORED WOMAN-Gen. house
work. Al reference Oh. 1881
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Business Places for Rent

PRIVATE OFFICE-Odd Fellow Bldg. At
tornev preferred. ONLY $50 mo. Ri. 1914
MODERN 12-car garage. 1920 Shelby
Very reasonable rent. II. 4l30.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Houses and Flats Furnished

= 4 y = T. = 2 ~ z ~ p
KOEHNE. 77f0-Attractive arm. dble.:
furnace: toilet. lavatory and sink: newly
dec. $40. Near Riverside park. Ha. 0380-M.
WALNUT. T.. lI5-3 rooms, everything
furn.. see housekeeper in basement.
COUPLE to share my lovely modern
home: reasonable. II. l4s9-M.
LOVELY 5-room modern home: good Ioca-
ton: very reas. Ia. 1882.
HALF DOUBLE rms: gas. lights. in
side toilet; paved street; So Hu. $3.50.
BUNGALOWS rms. mod. well furn; re-
liable people: good location east. II. 1901.
HALF DOUBLE rms, bath. heat, water
furnished; garage; SO. Be. l533-R
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Suburban for Rent

FLEMING 1914 Smile city; new, rms.
garden; garage; S25. Wa. 1906
SUBURBAN West: S rooms, clean.
turnace; gas, cleo. shades. cistern, well;
500. with garage 1923 He 1892
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Real Estate Wanted
SELL. NOW

I have several buyers for 3 or 4 bed-
. room homes north. See me al once or
Call
MR.. FARRIS Ii. 254l.
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CENTRAL CAR-Bus: warm pleasant rm
COB E. 32d. Wa. 1856.
CENTRAL-Modern rm. with board: 2 EN-
HAMILTON. Gal N.-Rm.. mod, private
home refined people Oh. 3546-M,
ILLINOIS. N 22S9-Nicely furn. nm. home
cooking. steam heat; home privileges So.
Ia. 5176
JEFFERSON, AIS NJ men or married
couple; care for small children.
NEW JERSEY, N 2235-Cheerful, warm;
breakfast optional: garage. Ia. 1893
OAKLAND. N. 953-Modern front room; 2
meals; ST. or o Oh. 2714-W.
OLNEY. N, 1862 rms. mod. private
home meals opt. gar. Oh. 0938.
TEMPLE. N, 1132-Warm, southeast rm.;
good meals. laundry; gar CHI 1880.
CARE for elderly or convalescent in my
home. IT. 0223-R.
CHILDREN to board: modern home; S.
6O6 Somerset Be. 4963.
BUSINESS LADY-Share home; breakfast
evening meals; garage. Wa. 2627-J.
You Reao the want Aos
Have tried TO use them
It's eaSv Caii Ri 555l
Ask for an sd Taker
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Houses for Sale
FREE

l. MILL
THREE TONS POCAHONTAS
To purchasers of these new 5-room
field Park. Brick and cement porch.
hardwood floors. shades, linoeum, alcove
bath. Schlage button locks, garage. Terms.
2154 ALLEN AVE .................S IS 600
1048 BERWYN ST. ...............S4.500
1046 ALBANY ST. Observation-Disclosures 4,350
Ri. 25o9. N ]. FOX Hu 1853,
ORANGE. 3524-Colored; new 4-room bum
. galow: nicely decorated; electric lights.
cement porch. cement walks in yard,
driven we'll, garage; lot 44Xl40 price
Sl,350; small cash payment, balance
monthly; close to Paramount Glass Works,
Gas Company, Pennsylvania and Beech
Grove shops and Tie Company; take
Shelbyville or RuShville lnterurban to
$500 Prospect St. walk two blocks south;
agents on ground all day Sunday. OSCAR
LEE, 406 Castle Hall Bldg, 23o E. Ohio,
Ri. 7217.
SHERMAN DR.. S, 742-Thoroughly mod
ern 5-room house; all improvements
paid; no Barrett; basement, garage, Hol-
land furnace, built-in feature. full front
porch. rear porch. Close to school and
church. This is a bargain. Price $3.50.
Terms. c. B. MFADDEN. 230 E. Ohio,
Room 400, Ri. 7217. or On: 0S99.
HOYT Eve, 3e25-Nice 4-room bungalow;
good condition; nicely decorated: gas.
city water. lavatory. inside toilet; no
Barrett; front drive; garage; sell at a
bargain; 81 $50. on terms. NJ T.
HUNTER. 1929 English Ave
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Card of Thanks


CARD or THASKSLTo our dear
friends and neighbors who we're so stead
fast in their kindness during the illness
and death o. our beloved husband and
father. Edward II. Lashbrook. We extend
this acknowledgment Of our thanks and
appreciation.
Especially DO we appreciate the beauty
and sentiment OF the flowers and music so
generously offered.
While our loss cannot be replaced nor
our sorrow aileviated. these sincere at
tentions have made our grief easier to
bear.
MINNIE a. LASHBROOK,
EARL d LASHBROOK
and FAMILY
CARD OF THANRS-We wish to thapk
the relatives. friends and neighbors for
the kindness and sympathy shown us
during the sudden illness and death OF
our darling son and brother. Billy Con
slant We also thank our doctor, J. c.
Rhea; the undertaken. J. G. wilson; We
also thank the minister. the Rev. Mr..
Davis. and all for the many beautiful
flowers Mr. AND MRS. CONSTANT,
BROTHERS AND SISTERS
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SUMNER AVE. Legore Crest small down
pawn: 5-rm. mod. bung. DR.. $500 RI.
WILL BUILD-5-room house complete for
81 500: clear lot necessary. Be Sl57
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Houses for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

28s ACRES-Jackson county, we'll i'm
proved. will Grade for rentals. las acres.
Jackson county well improved. trade for
rentals or restaurant. R. L. MOSELY,
10 w Market Indianapolis. Ri. 1880
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Civil service vacancies for which
examinations have been announces
by Henry NJ Trimpe. local secretary,
include: Principal topographic
craftsman. dietitian. assistant ware
house examiner. junior chemist.
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Rooms for Rent

ROOfnS IOT leut
ALABAMA. N. 52a-Dandy front room;
warm. first floor, modern; free laundry
ARSENAL N. 4I0-CHEERFUL RIM;
PRIVATE HOME. GAR. CHI. 0805.
BELLEFONTAINE. I2I8-Clean rm. with
bath: upstairs. SO week.
BROADWAY 2038-Large warm rms. So SO
SO. $3.50. hot water. He. l7l2.
BROADWAY. 2e39-Comfortable furn. mod
nm. near bath. Gentlemen. Ia. 0834.
CENTRAL. I960-Nice. warm room; close
to bath 81.
CENTRAL. 2O48-Nice. comfortable room:
near bath. 81 90.
CENTRAL AVE.-Buslness women. home
environment: reasonable. Wa. 2122.
CENTRAL. 1885, Newly furnished, modern
coy. privileges: garage Ha. 3959.
CENTRAL. 3321-Wsrm. pleasant. laun-
drv. garage. board optional Wa. 0400-J.
CLINTON HOTEL-2s Virginia; clean.
sleeping and hsekpg rms; steam heat.
COLLEGE. 2242-Pleasant, warn rm.. con-
slant hot water or 2 girls or couple.
p|ELAWARE: Il; 2264-Lovely ROOM well
DENISON HOTEL
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio; Now is your
H for Winter inter- Complete hotel service Rate
surprisingly low; SIS wk:: broom suites.
parlor bedroom. bath. for persons. as
DOWNEY. 290-Suite Of rms. nicely
furn., private bath ent. IT. 2810.
DREXEL ARMS-73O N. Illinois; very de-
sirable outside rooms, furnished, SO week
and up. Ii. 1921.
EASTERN AVE. 234-Nicely furnished rrn.
good heat private home.
FLETCHER. s74-Private nm, next bath;
widows home: privileges.
ILLINOIS. N. i9O7-Ideal rm.. steam, con-
slant hot water; l or 2. Ia. 6024
MARKET E., 528- Sleeping room, steam
heat; 50 up; garage; parking.
lovely nm. refined apt Ii 77o9.
MERIDIAN. N. 53O-Lovely steam heated
rm private bath reasonable. RI. 6O63.
MERIDIAN. N, 2208-St James Court,
Apt. 20: rm.. modern apt. Ia. 1915.
MINI. E.. 326-Nice, clean room; garage
if desired DR.. 1913.
room: right down town: $3.50 wk. and up.
NORTH, E.. 226 Front. modern, steam
heated rms; private family. Ri. 5255.
OHIO HOTEL. I26I9 e Ohio-Clean rms,
steam heat, hot, cold water; So up.
ORIENTAL. N 20-Front room furn.
modern: reasona BILE: also housekeep. apt
PARKVIEW, 10 Clean. warm, front rm.,
or kitchen privileges Ri $500.
PENN. N. 627 APT. 2-Large front rm.
fireplace; steam heat
home: j or o Central car. He. 2554.
N, 2345--Larse front room;
suitable for two: 2 closets. Ia. 6363.
WASH. BLVD. AND 3lST-Master bedrm.,
furn. as living and bedrm.. also smaller.
18th. W. I18-Furnished, modern rm.;
owners home; hot water; near Illinois
St Ri. 1851.
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Rooms Wanted
Room for Rent With Board

MAN, 39-Desires Christian homelik
Dlace close in. Box a 81. Times.
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on STOvE-New Pertecuon, 4~burner, Al
condition; bed davenport. full sized bed
and springs; dresser small buffet and
other articles, all very cheap. Be. 1865.
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S11 OXFORD

A most pleasant neighborhood; 4-room,
modern home; large porch large ya5dc;
cash required. Ri. 3477. eve. Hu. 1905.
HOTEL-Doing good business; will sell or
trade. Call at Apt. No. 30, 1926 N. Hi
nois St. Sat. or SUNDAYS.
BARRETT. 2l2I-s25 down. s23 per mo-;
5 rms, AL condition: elec. lights. large
lot fruit and shade trees. Eu. 1886.
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A reception was held for the Rev.
Herschel NJ. Reed. new pastor of the
Forty-ninth Street Christian church,
Thursday night. He is a graduate
of Butler university and comes to
his new paStorate from Shiloh
church.
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Belieue 81 mmlot

800 +. VERMONT
YOU Will find Clean comfortable, modern
rms. $3.50 wk. up. Ri. O575.
COMFORTABLE for men and wife
cooking privileges Phone Ha. 42l3-M
LARGE FRONT RIM Sal RIM. TWIN
BEDS. Sc: GARAGE MODERN. Gu. 7760.
LOVELY ROOM-Newly decorated; priv
ate home. Lady preferred. Ia. 4l03.
BEAUTIFUL furnished rm: pleasant home.
70 IllinniS Ea. A29a-R
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WE HAVE A LARGE AS
SORTMENT OF ORNAMENT
TAI TABLE AND BOUDOIR
LAMPS, SOC AND UP. MAKE
EXCELLENT XMAS GIFTS.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
PETS and Live Stock

POLICE PUPS months, eligible to reg
ister, Cd stock, S.. $40, SIS. Elmo Spears
3l4 Eighth Ave. Mars Hill, or Ii 1913.
FEEDING SHOATS-Sows and pigs; Red
male. Emswcller. Arlington below 30th. :
cheap this week. 1144 Dawson. DR.. 641I
PABRIT and Coon Hounds. Any kind
you want. 836 West Both Aa 1424.
BOSTON TERRIER Al stock,
Glover. 1888 Eugene. Ia. 277O. -
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JOB PRESS-Chandler g. Price, 8x12, reas
Harrington & Folger. 800 Century Bldg.
LARGE ICE BOX, BAKERS OVEN.
Make us an offer. DR.. 6528 or 2403
CHI Ave
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Believe 81 otmot

ILL. N. 352l- Newly furn. front nm.
priv. modern home. l or gentlemen.
THE MAYFIELD.
City heated, clean. reasonable. 1nvesti-
gate. 1922 w. Ohio or cor. Cap. & Ohio.