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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-25
p. E. O. TO
Open State
Convention

The state P. E. o. Sisterhood will
have an open meeting and banquet
this evening as the Irvington M. e.
church.
This convention will hold sessions
in the city for three Gays.
Mrs. Ola B. Miller, Iowa City, Ia,
supreme president. and Mrs. Winona
E. Reeve of Chicago are speakers for
tonight. Mrs. Miller will talk on
The Right to Live" and Mrs.
Reeves subject will be Transforms
ton"
Local chapter G members are
hostesses to the seventeen chapters
of P. E. o. delegates attending the
convention.
New officers will be elected Thurs
day morning.
P. E. o. is a sisterhood of more
than forty-tWo thousand members
from all parts of the United States
and Canada, united in aiding girls
gaining education, in developing
their high ideals of Womanhood in
Cottey college and in respecting the
seven founders in the P. E. 0.
memorial library.
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the decorations and party appoint
ments.
Guests with the honor guest were;
Mesdames Thomas Walsh, mother of
the bride-to-be: G. NJ. Young, Wal
ter bearing, Carl Turpin, Myron
Mauzy, Paul Green, Herbert Ped
low, Hubert Merrill and the Misses
Eleanor King. Delma and Dolores
Vestal, Margaret Hohl, Elizabeth
Fletcher, Naomi Adams, Edna Gar
wood. Ruth Ann Carson and Miriam
Garrison.
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Tea Dance
Is Planned
atHighLand

Mr.. and Mrs Frank e. Kotteman,
Golden Hill, are chairmen of the
committee for the tea dance at the
Highland Country Club to be given
next Saturday afternoon, June %,
from 4 until 7.
The tea dances promises to be
one of the loveliest social events
given by club members this season.
Those on the committee assisting
Mr.. and Mrs. Kotteman are: Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wiel, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Madden Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roberts DR.. and Mrs. Mcbride and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Fenstermaker.
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EX-CTTY TEACHER
WEBS IN ANDERSON

Miss Mary Sleicher. for several
years an Indianapolis school teach
err, and Mr.. Arch Keltner. Anderson,
are honevmooning at Lake Webster
following their marriage at the An
derson First NJ. z. church last
Friday. The Wedding was a surprise
to their friends in Indianapolis and
Anderson. Mrs. Keltner is the
daughter of Mrs. George Sleicher.
Anderson. The couple will make
their home at Tulsa, Okla.
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Miss Dorothy Wright was enter
tanned at a bridge party at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Ralph w. Lever,
4462 North Delaware street, Monday
night in honor of Miss Anna Gard
ner, who is to wed Edwin Vinton
O'Neel Saturday. June 20.
Five tables of bridge were played.
Summer flowers in keeping with
the season were used as decorations
throughout the entertaining rooms.
Mrs. Lever assisted Miss Wright
in entertaining.
The invited guests with the guest
OF honor, Miss Gardner. were: Mrs.
William Gardner, Mrs. Stanley Pain,
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GOLDEN WEDDING
Is CELEBRATED

The fiftieth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Duryon
was marked Sunday when relatives
gathered at their home, 1902 Sugar
Grove avenue.
Mr.. Durvon is rs. He was born in
Wabash county and has been en-
gagged in business in Indianapolis
for several years.
The couple have been married
since 1879. Indianapolis relatives
present at the celebration we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Durvon, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Suhr and Mrs. Emma
McDermott. all of indianapolis.
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CHOIR WILL PRESENT
PIANIST IN RECITAL

Miss Sara Elizabeth Miller,
pianist, will be presented in recital
tonight at 8:15 at the North Park
Christian church, Twenty ninth
street and KenWood avenue, under
the auspices Of the choir of the
North Park church.
Miss Miller is a pupil of Bomar
Craner. associate director of the
Kidd Key conservatory, Sherman,
Tex.
Miss Miller, who is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Miller, 2919
Shriver avenue, is organist of the
North Park church
Her program will include selec-
tons from Bratm. Chopin, Griffe,
Stravinski and other noted COM
posers.
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SHOWER TO HONOR
MISS GLADYS PAVEY

Miss Frances Glenn will entertain
the Kappa Delta Theta sorority this
evening with a miscellaneous show
er in honor of Miss Gladys Pavey,
whose marriage to Glen link will
take place June 90.
Those present will be Miss Flor
ence Schaub, Helen Pirtle, Myrtle
McGarry, Josephine O'DonneH, Lu-
ellie O'Connor, Mildred Avis, Mary
Ruth Eicher, Ruth Rogers, Mable
Murrer. Mildred Ham, Elizabeth
Mcintyre, Sara Frances Weather
ly, Beatrice Pavey, Mrs. Lloyd Har-
ris, Mrs. Raymond Sparks and Miss
Mary E. Leiper."
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MARRIED so YEARS:
CELEBRATION IS HELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Barley Of
near Greensburg celebrated their
fftieth wedding anniversary Sunday.
More than one hundred friends
of the couple we're entertained at
dinner. Many friends called in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barley are life
long residents Of Decatur county.
In observance of the anniversary,
special services we're held at st.
Mary's Catholic church in Green's
burg Monday morning.
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E11te1~tUi11.S
fO1~SOrO1Ity
Delegates

Mrs. Charles Langmaid. 1916 East
Fall Greek boulevard, entertained
with a reception Monday evening in
honor of the delegates and visitors
to the twenty sixth annual conven-
ton of the Delta Sigma sorority,
which is convenIng here at the
Marott hotel.
A treasure hunt vas held. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Albert
Wurster. grand president, Mrs.
Hugh Mitchell. Mrs. William Moore
and Miss Marie Wurster.
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Miss Anna Gardner Is
HOnOred at Bridge Party

Mrs. Lewis Hensley. Mrs. Stephen
Badger, Mrs. Emery Baxter, Mrs.
Henry Dithmer, Mrs. Walter Shir-
ley. Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher, Miss
Patia Carver, Miss Dorothy Carroll
Miss Ineya Riley, Miss Betty Ber-
terman, Miss Helen De Grief. Miss
Betty De Grief, Miss Francis Creed,
Miss Helen Myers and Miss Mary
Miller of Franklin.
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B1ide-EIeCt to
Be HOnOred by
Sh070e1-, Bridge

Miss Gladys Hackleman, Miss
Jane Willis and Miss Gertrude Del
brook will entertain at q bridge
party and crystal shower tonight
complimentary to Miss Virginia
Rhodes. who is to become the bride
of Robert H. Greeley Saturday.
The party is to be given at Miss
Hackleman's home, 1901 North Ala
hama street. Ten tables of bridge
will be plaved.
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Doris Walsh, Bride-Elect,
HonOred at Bridge Party

Miss Doris Walsh, whose mar
riage to Walter Hendrickson will
take place Saturday. was compli-
mented with a bridge party given by
Mrs. Leslie DeVoe Monday evening.
The party was given at the home
of Mrs. DeVoe's mother. Mrs. Flor
ence Schulz, 318 East Twenty first
street.
Pastel shades we're carried out in
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Partria Lord Is
Hon0red With
Bride Sh01eer

A miscellaneous shower was given
last evening at the home of Mrs.
Harry Byfield. 1887 Kenwood ave-
nue., in honor of Miss Partria Lord.
who is to wed Robert Ellison Thurs
day, June 27. Mrs By1eld is a sis
ter of Miss Lord.
Decorations we're in keeping With
the bridal colors, orchid, green, yell
low, pink and white
The guests were the girls who are
employed at the Cornelius Printing
Company.
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Anderson Girl to Wed

ANDERSON. Ind. June 25.-One
Of the prettieSt church weddings of
the June season at Anderson will
take place Tuesday. Miss Lucille
Bennett will become the bride of
Raymond Reydell at the ceremony
which will be performed by the Rev.
Thomas Travers. pastor of ST.
Mary's Catholic church.
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Card Pnrtu .CInted

The ladies of St Francis Baptist
Baptist church will entertain at
cards and bunco Wednesday eve
ming in the hall at Twenty-second
street and Avondale place.
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.Striped Frocks

Some of the new striped shirt silk
frocks make their skirts with the
stripes running up and down to give
a slenderizing effect and crosswise
for vestee and stripe down the back
Of the waist. for variety.
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HOW does couturiere
= dress Is she like the doc
tor who never takes his own
medicine and the bald-headed
hair-tonic SaleSman-or is she
the chic and alluring figure She
has every opportunity to be?
To which We may reply. with more
truth than precision. "Yes-and no"
There are those who dress most
simply and even plainly, but for the
most part the feminine creators of
Paris fashions are distinctly ele-
gantes.
Take Madame Ardanse, who is
really the Baroness Accurti, but who
prefers the name that has brought
her fame as a couturiere. At work.
ever the perfect elegante, Madame
Ardanse wears simple and practi-
cal frock of black crepe de chine
in a wrap-around effect, tied about
the waist with a bow of the same
material, sleeveless and with q plain
turnover collar,
DUT the evening is another story.
Id One of her recent dinner gowns
was a smartly simple but stunning
affair of black taffeta and black
tulle. The bodice, entirely plain,
was very tight and without shoul-
der-Straps The skirt had two tiers
of taffeta, both very full and slant
ing in opposite directions, with two
tiers of tulle beneath the lower and
one beneath the upper.
At the theater, she was seen on
another evening, in a gown of pink
chiffon, embroidered in strass in
triangular motifs and tinted here
and there by hand in soft gray
known as Fumes of Opium"
One could not do more than fol-
low the lead of this lovely lady of
both the social and business world.
ONE yard of material-one bloom
" er. No sir, not a child's bloom
err nor even one for a hipleSs YER
sion of modern femininity-very
much the contrary in fact! For
it is cut specially to allow for hips
when they must be allowed for. and
to deny them when they should be
denied!
They're very hard to explain, so
You had better send a two-cent
stamp to the Dare Department of
The Times for the illustrated leaf
let which tells you how to MAKE
them,
Bolt de JeWelry
The topaz is a profound stone.
One has to learn to know and love
it. and thus only can one appre-
ciate its quiet beauty.
There seems to be quite a vogue
at the moment for topaz. It's
golden color enables it to match
dresses of all shades except grays,
but it is best worn with the colors
of the first half of the rainbow.
HAVING once seen a Marynowit-
Il L sky bathing suit. one has a way
of feeling that life isn't Just worth
living unless one can WEAR a
Marynowitsky bathing Suit-and in
cidentally 10 the health.
All we'll! Here We are about as
close 10 beach as a snake is to
wearing corsets. vet can get a Ger
tain satisfaction from sketching this
delightful bathing suit ensemble of
gray and red jersey. with its coat
of gray crash toweling appliqued in
8 bright red design.
:. z c,.tn...t
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Alpha Chapter to Meet
Alpha chapter Of Omega Phi Chi
will meet Wednesday evening at $50
o'clock at The home Of Miss Adeline
Phillips. 558 North Dearborn street.
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Ln1ne H-M Entertnin

Charity Lodge No. g. Independent
Order of Shepherds. will give a
party Thursday night at $50 O'Clock
at their hall, 29ia South Delaware
street.
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P0rtN to Be Held

Center Council Security Benefit
Association will entertain at a
bunco, euchre and lotto party to-
night at their hall on the fourth
floor of their hall, 11615 East Mary
land street.
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Bunco Pdrty Arranged

No. division of L. A. A. o. H. will
entertain Wednesday evening at $3.50
at a euchre, bunco and lotto party
in their hall. Miss Margaret DAILY Is
chairman.
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Pocdhontos Group to Meet
The Past PocahontaS Association
No. VIII hcld their regular meet
ing at the home of Anna Head; 1889
Ashland avenue, tonight at 8.
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Glib to EntertGin

st. Mary's Social Club will en-
terrain at cards and lotto Thursday
afternoon in the school hall, 315
North New Jersey street.
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is GIVEN FOR
BRtOE-TO-BE

Miss Mabel Emery whose mar
rage to Luther Stewart is to take
place early in July was guest OF
honor at a miscellaneous shower
last evening at the home of Mrs. R.
H. Cradick The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Harry Emery, mother
of tho bride elect.
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Glass PGrty Toniqht

The Ancient Order of Shepherds
will have class party this evening
a18:3o o'clock at 116 East Maryland
s&eet.
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Memorial Services Set

CTOIden Rule Lodge NO. IT, Id
dies Auxiliary of Railroad Trainmen,
will hold memorial services Wednes-
day afternoon at the regular meet
ing.
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Skating Party Planned
The Bide-A-Wee Club will give
skating party Friday at o'clock
at the Dixie. Madison road and
Troy avenue. All the members arc
urged to come.
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Real Estate Wanted
Real Estate for Exchange

FOR SALE-Or trade; $1,000 equity in s.
room bungalow; $500 north. Hu. 4874.
WANTED emi-mcdern home from owner
not over $4,000. Call evenings, ia. 1857.
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Room, for Rent With Board

COLLEGE. 2355-Clean. comfortable room;
home privileges. Ia. 3541.
HOLLAND-Apt. S; rm. and board: good
home cooking. Ii. 1914.
ILL, NJ, 2269-Nicely furn. rms, private
home. steam heat; home cook; gentlemen
MORRIS, w, 2231-Room. board; laundry:
for 2. Sc each.
PENN, N, 2I23-Attractive warm rm,
private home. Home cooking.
Bath, w. 1261-Nice furnished rn1., bath,
priv. home. hot wa. Ia. 2310.
CFILDREN-Mother's care: modern home.
pr. 4770.
BEAUTIFULLY-Fu room and
board for girl; home priv, 50. wa. 3099-J.
employed; excellent meals. Ia. 5547.
BOARD-Sman children: Protestant home.
Oh I7j4-J
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Help Wanted Male

Toolmakers, Lathe Mill
Grinder and Bench Men.
General Machinists.
sChrysler Corporation
Newcastle, Indiana.
COLLECTOR, YOUNG MAN,
ABOUT IS YEARS OF AGE.
MUST HAVE WHEEL. AP-
PLY w. B. NICEWANGER,
INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.
Wanted-Grinder man, ia
miliar with Cincinnati Center
less Grinders. Victor Piston Pin
Co, 115 North Noble Street.
TOOLMAKERS- first-class. Apply in per-
son, NOBLTTT-SPARKS INDUSTRIES,
Greenwood. Ind.
SALESMEN-House to house; experienced;
references. ~ S. New Jersey.
WANTED-Lady for furniture store. Apply
228 N. keystone TO $50.
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Legal Notices

The undersigned will sell at public auction,
one 1926 Ford coupe, license No. 244-139,
motor No. 14169I8i. to satisfy lean for
unpaid storage charges in the amount
OF $50 Morris Sales and Service, 9Th
ana Main. Beech Grove.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, executor Of the last will and
testament of John A. Weneu, deceased,
duly qualified and acting as such under
appointment Of the Probate Court OF
Marion County. Indiana. will offer for sale
az private sale. under and pursuant to
the terms Of said will, on the 14th day
OF March, 1929. between the hours OF
10 O'Clock a. m. and o'clock D. M. of
said date, and from day TO day thereafter
until sold. at the law office Of Means 81
Buenting. 52z State Life building. all Of
the right, title and interest of said de-
cedent in and to the following described
real estate In Marion County. Indiana.
Lots numbered 1855 and 1877 in Clifton
Place. an addition to the city of Indi-
annapolis lbeing two vacant lotSl and also
Lot number u, Block number 8. second
section, Lincoln Park. an addition to said
city tbeing improved with frame dwelling.
2346 and 2348 North New Jersey street,.
free Of all membranes. except taxes for
the year 1929.
Said real estate win be sold for cash In
hand. for not less than the appraised
values thereof and subject to the ap-
proval Of said court.
L. D. BUENTING, Executor.
MEANS & BUENTING,
Attorneys Ter 6xeeasees @--A-------s---.i 49,
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Rooms for Rent

PENN. N. 2o2o-Attractive front: plenty
heat. hot water. Ha. 352l-W.
PERSHING. 81 NJ mod sleeping rms.
good heat: reasonable. Be. 4233.
PRATT. e. 222-No. 3: attractive ru.:
const. hot water: walk distance. II. $3.50.
PENN, 1855 N.-Sleeping rm.. first floor:
steam heat; $3.50. Ia. 2s43-M.
VERMONT, III E.-Apt. 6: 2 rms: steam
heat; s.. Sc. Ii. 1854.
WASHINGTON, 1910 z. : Lovely. large
front rm.: l or 2: home priv. IT. 1896.
WOODRUFF PL. = Gentlemen; private
home. NO other roonlers. Garage. Oh. 1867.
W. 18TH 22-Cecile apis, between Me-
ridian, illinois: lovely sun parlor 81 liV
ing rr: Murphy bed; city heat.
PATH ST. lat E.-Modern front room:
gentlemen preferred Ha. 235l.
NICELY FURNISHED-Front;b reakft opt.
Widows private home north. He. 5483.
WALKING DIST.-Nicely furn.. modern
apt; constant hot water. Ii. 1898.
ROOM-Close: safe, clean, quiet. front Iiv-
ing room. bedroom. bath. Ri $40.
LOVELY, MODERN ROOM,
PRIVATE FAMILY
3I4 N Eastern; 81 Oh. 1910
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Farms for Sale

FRUIT FARM--For sale at a bargain; 1
acre of land, 40 fruit trees 8 years old.
apples, peaches, cherries, plums, pears.
rieS; 4-room house, semi-modern: base
ment: good streets, sidewalks. sewer; 3
squares south and one square west OF
court house; corner block; corner Mount
and Pierson Sts.. Greenfield, Ind. Priced
for quick sale.
so ACRES-17 miles from city on Michigan
Rd., a bargain. Ia. 2726.
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Situations Wanted Female
Business Announcements

FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated:
feather mattresses, pillows made to order
r. E. Burke. 4l6 Mass. Ave-, Ri. $685..
INTERIOR DECORATING-By experts. We
are fully equipped for any job. Ia. 1858.
PAINTING-Papering by good mechanic;
wall paper samples: est. free. "a. O955.
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING, plastering;
81 rn. and up. Oh. 4132, ring 1.
PAPER HANGING-$4 a room and up:
guaranteed work. Oh. 0512
PAPER Painting plastering;
general repair work. Ri. 1890.
PAPER HANGING = Paper furnished;
samples free; work guaranteed. Ii. 1924.
APERING-SAMPLES AND ESTIMATING.
EXPERT CLEANING. DIR. 0258.
PAPER HANGING-Paper clean'g, paintg.
VIZ. guar; neat. Mr.. Gulley. DR.. 1858.
PAPER HANGTNG-Personal service. Prices
reasonable. Oh. 2004.
PLUMBING-And heating Installed on our
easy pymt: plan. J. w. Harrel. Ia. 2844-R
REPAIR WORK-Carpenter: remodeling,
roofing, painting, job work. DR.. 2598-J.
RUGS CLEANED-9xl2. $3.50 Specl 10 da
Call and del. Keemer Rug Co. Oh; 1886
WALL PAPER CLEANLINESS room; work
guaranteed. DR.. 3s47 Gadberry Cleaners.
WALL PAPER CJEANING-75c a room;
white workers; reas. work. DR.. 5968.
FOR REPAIRS ON HOUSES-Call VIM
berly at colored Y. M. G. A. Ri. $685.
WE COLLECT BOARD BILLS-Ri. ITO. or
call at 709 Inland Bank Bldg.
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marked Emerson.
WHITE GIRL-General homework, laun-
dry: stay nights; salary $3.50. F. K. Sup
ply and Speciality Company.
EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES-Easy sales
with commission. Must have car. Ir.
16l4J. 4:30 to 700 p. m.
5fIDDLE-AGED LADY-To assist with
work. Stay nights; SIS. Ri. 1863
RM. AND BD.-To employed lady; excll.
for help. morning. evening. Be. 1145-R.
Situations Wanted Female
MARRIED LADY-DesireS position as man
ager of small store or drug store, or any
kind of work; children to support. Day.
time. Be. 2865-M.
COMPTOMETER OF Frat R-EXPE-
RIENCED WITH Al REFERENCES. DIR.
2641
EXPERIENCED-Laun wet, rough
dry. Call for, del. soft water he. 3613.
FIRST-CLASS FUR WORK-FUR COATS
A SPECIALITY. HA. 4473-M.
DAY WORK-Expereinced colored girl
with references. Ha. 0l5l-M
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Houses and Flats Furnished

FALL CREEK BLVD, w, 1875 rooms,
furnished. heat. water: $e5. ia. 5O49.
RILEY, N, I0I-Attractively furnished s.
room apartment; garage. 1r. 2495-M.
RILEY, N, I18-4-rm upper duplex, bath:
good heat adults. If. 30l3.
STATE. N, 1224-Attractiye rooms. nicely
| shed: marches $50 HI. 5234
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Rooms for Rent

BROADWAY, 2616-Nice, warm rm.: Suita-
BILE for 2; board optional. He. 404i.
BROADWAY, 2528-ATTRACTIVE ROOM;
PRIVATE HOME; GARAGE. HE. 1880.
CENTRAL, 16oS-Nicely furn.. or girls.
Evenings. call He. 1854.
CENTRAL, 1l32-Front room, thoroughly
mod: excellent heat; Ngentleman pref
DELAWARE, N, I828-Warm rm.: modern.
private home. Ia. 62O6.
DELAWARE, N, 181T-Attractive rm.:
modern. private home: "a
EAST, 81 N.-WARM RIM: PRIVATE
HOME CAR LINES. CHI. 2497.
HAWTHORNE LANE, N, 27-Nice rm.; pri.
homes hot water: car line. Ir. Zoos.
MCCARTHY ST, 1858 W.-West Indianapo-
us; furnished rooms; private.
MCARTY, E., 1873 unfurnished rms;
/ So. Virginia Ave. carline.
MERIDIAN, N, 402-Nicely furnished; #.
rn1. Call Ii. 92l1.
MERIDIAN. 2208 N.-Lovely rm.; plenty
heat. hot water: private home. IA: 2l9S.
NEW JERSEY, 1449 n.
Nicely furnished parlor bedroom; use
of piano; private entrance. Call Ri. 0575.
OHIO HoTEL-l261a e. Ohio; nice: clean
warm rms. with bath. Ii. 0l64.
ORIENTAL, N, 20--3 Housekeeping rooms
modern; 5 unfinished rooms. Ii. e055.
PARK. i13S-Attractive rm., also double;
steam heat; Central car. Ii 7949.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

wu- HIGHEST SPOT CASH PRICE
M y FOR FURNITURE, RUGS,
ETC. CALL US BEFORE YOU
E.STIos1 SELL Riley 2019.
nj III HODGES AUCT. co.
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Lost and Found


Training. all branches, under qualified
607 Never Kiser Bldg. Ri. 1912
HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION-At home.
complete with diploma. in spare time
while earning. Write American School,
3os Old Trails Bldg. Dept. z.
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Hotels
HARBOUR HOT.

HARBOUR HOTEL
617-19 N. Illinois; nice, clean, warm
rms; low weekly and daily rates
HOOSTER INN-440 Mass. Ave, clean,
steam heated rms. connect. showers;
50 and SIS. Ii. 0450.
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Auction

Tuesday 18th, at $50 a. M, at 9O1
and 903 North Illinois Street
Don't forget to come to our large sale
OF household furniture. We VIII Sell ev-
erything used in a home from cellar to
garnet; about so rooms of good furniture.
MAYTAG WASHERS, ETC.
HODGES AUCTION co.
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