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REFORM COSTL !
FOR ROBERTS

ROCKVILLE, nd, Oct. g..
Harry Roberts. Of Potomac, has dis
covered that 1t does not pay to.
start reforms. Harry undertook
u drag Lewis Stewart, 81 Glen
Echo. from the back 81 q mule be.
cause he objected to Stewart beat,
ing his mount, The latter enter.
tanned strong convictions as tO
what constitutes the border line III
ones personal business and Rob
.lDelts attempt to set up his own
couf 81 Justice resulted IN n Il ex-
chan ticuffs.
attled on even EaffSis
unit cons. also bent upon re-
form called the Mont oraery
cotflfy oIi Zee Roberts and Stewart
were both arraigned before Judge
Wood Id the Rockville police
court The forlner on Il charge OF
RssauItIhe Stewart and the hitter
on charges 81 assaulting both the
mule and Roberts
Stewart was acquitted 81 both
beating the mule and mixing III
with Roberts. while the erstwIile
reform was declared guilty Of
assault and assessed 4 fine o9 $25
and costs.
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EAST maryland
TOWNS HIT
BTFLO0DS

Mafyiands Eastern shore ana
citie and towns along the west
bank q Chesapeake BAY were emer.
gins today from one Of tho worst
storms ana floods In the memory
* lhe Oldest inhabitants.
Streets near the Annapolis water,
'front.' were under water Is inches
deep two inches deeper than last
year's floods. The water still IL
rising reports from the area say.
First floors Of houses Ia Prince
George street were under about five
inches Of water, while the football
Held at the Naval Academy was also
under water.
Autos daroOned
Several automobiles are marooned
along the highway to Gibson Island
and the road Is expected TO be
washed out at any moment. Breakers
1O and II feet high were stnachliIg
on the beaches near the road. The
Wieomicu River has overflowed It's
banks and still Is rising.
Flood water poured into the con-
crete pits housing the electrical
hoisting machinery for the lift.bridgA
on the Claiborne. Ocean City High
way III Main Street, Salisbury and
put the draw bridge out Of commits.
sion. Fire Chief Il. Al. Grier, I'LL, ana
his men. using three motor pumps
made an unsuccessful effort to keep
the pits dry.
southwestern Virginia also was
hit by the general rain and wind
storm. Streams which have been
unusually dry all summer suddenly
went On the rampage yesterday and
flooded boiler rooms 81 factories in
PulaslSi. Va, causing the closing Of
! the plants. The Norfolk and West.
ern Railroad reported two tresEIes
out on its Reed Island branch.
The first snow Of the season was
reported from Frostburg. Md. be-
yond Cumberland. Observers at
Cumberland, Nd, near the head.
waters De the Potomac River, *.
pect no flood. The river, however,
X rising, but has q long way to go
before reaching flood stage, having
been low during the summers ex-
ceptional drought.
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Cars 81 nlI types and models are nj
vertiaed for, sale u Times ana HelAId
Classified nsfg today.
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Ready 60 deliver fhaueanas ~ ,niiea
of Dependable service are the rood
ueea ears advertised for an1a n Tine
and Herald Classified ads.
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Sister Buys Brothers.
Share Of Va. Estate

LEEsBURH, Va, OCT. q Mrs
Linda carruthers Brooks. Of Win
chester va heir to half the estate
.of her mother, the late Mrs Lutte
carruthert van Devanter which il
located At Round Hin. has pur-
chased the remaining half from her.
brother. James q. carruthers %.
tainina immediate possession
This place consists Of q dwelling,
feed barn, dairy barn and other
improvements. together with 10
acres 81 land. Il il known as the
Gregg farm and has been IN the
Gregg, Hatcher and Carrnthers
families for more than 100 years.
The last deed recorded was in
1880. Since that time the place
has been transferred BY inheritance.
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BRIGHTER AND BETTER

NEW YORK. Oct. ; lI.N.S .ls---
The current crop Of fair freshmen
at Barnard College r. one of the
healthiest on record, due TO the
beneficent effects Of the sumnner's
.sun-tnn" lad, according to Or.
Gnilalna Alison. college physician.
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Driver Held AS Auto
victim Dies Of Hurts

Horace Bell, s.. Of the 500 block
Ninth 81. N. H.. died late this after.
noon 81 Emergency Hospital from
injuries received when he was
struck Sunday night BY an antonio-
bile operated BY Charles Wright
sc, 81 the 800 block II st. M W.
Wright n held at the Fifth Pre-.
cifict pending an inquest ~ Tor.
oner Ramsay hewitt tomorrow
morning il the District Morglie.
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Sacred Heart Church
Road Near Completion

I.soNARDTowN. Nd, Oct. 81
The new road from sacred Heart
Church to Maddox Is fast nearing
completion, and win be ready for
use within two or three days. It's
length IS 1870 feet, and It com.
pIetes the last lap on the State
highway from chaptico.
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q South Bend. IND. died IN thel
South Bend Hospital following en-
operation tor appendicitis. accord
ins to inforIhatlon rscelvcd by bis
The Washington times., 1929-10-03

BERRYYfLLE, Va, oct. s.--hErs.
Henry 3. Ely. Of suffolk. state
president Of the Virginia Federakion
Of Women& clubs. and Mrs.. Joseph
4. Cfupper, chairman " the fourth
district. will speak Rt the annual
meeting Of the fourth district Of
the federation here today.
Mrs. =. s. Ayior. vice president Of
the Clarke County WomanS Club.
presides. The meeting Il held in
Duncan Memorial Methodist Epis.
copal Church.
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Loudour dical Union
Holds Leesburg Meeting

'IEEsBURG. Yas Oct. 1.-THE
annual meeting 81 the Londoun ana
Fauquier Medical societies was held
II The home 81 pr w. D. Bally.
Aide, this county. Professional
and BUSINESS men were included ii
the $50 who heard tho program 81
medical subjects
Or. &. frank Simpson. Purcell
vile, president Ok the Loudoun So
eiety and Dr. wade e. Payne.
president of the Fauquier society.
spoke. DR.. w. A. Bieedorn read
q paper on irregularities OK the
The Washington times., 1929-10-03
GET TING SKINNER
EVERY DAY
Hollows in Cheeks, Neck
and Chest Growing
Deeper Every Week
Someone Ought TO Tell Him How
To Gain Pounds 81 Solid Flesh
And Look Like ! Real tan

4
Tens of thou.
sands of thin. run
down men yes.
and women, too
are getting dis.
cOura ca are Civ.
ing up all hope Of
ever being able to
take on nesh and
look healthy and
strong.
Ali such people
can stop worrying
and start to smile
and enjoy life right
now. Tor McC COY /
Tablets, which any
DRUGGIST will tell
you an about. Il
putting flesh o.
heats Of skinny
folks every day.
One woman, tired
weak and discour.
aRsd. put on IS
B q nda in five
weeks and now
feels fine.
Mccoy takes all
the risk-Read this
ironscIad guaraA
tee II after taking
4 sixty cent boxes
of McCoy's Tablets
or q one Dollar
cwe8 any thin
underWeight man
or woman doesn |
gain ct least s
pounds ana feel {
fed with the mark
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parents. Mf. ana Mrs Daniel asn-
ssnbannh. & DowDsrliie. The body
Vim bo brought here today gof
burial
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Former Railway Man
Buried at WardensviIIe

WINCHESTER, va. Oct. 81.
Henry ". HauFhhah. S. formerly
employed By the winchestsr ana
Western railroad, who died Monday
At his home q wardensviIls. w. Va,
Of heart disease. was buried yester.
day the Rev. stoudamyer officiating.
IN The WardensvilIs cemetery.
1T. Bauehman Ii survived 81 his
widow and five children. Misses
Edna, Mary, Katherine ana Esther
Baughman. and Oden Baurhnnai1.
Miss Edna Baughman a connected
with the railroad company offices
IN winchester.
Raaav ~ anllv.- $780, - -
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10unT8- and TeeT completely aus
fed with the marked Improvement
IN health Peoples Drug Stores or
your druggist Il authorized to re-
Surn the purchase price.
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Business Announcements

But DING By CONTRACT-Houses ga
rlc-. repairing on same. estimates,
ac-r.ts. q. L. NOEL. Ii ABB. 1i40 Park.
sfDOA-Complete. $40: plumbing and
-r-f.rF installed. Rcas- Ia. z057
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Telephone Us
for Money

We make loans on personal prop
erty to pay any or all of your bills
and let you pay us in small month
" payments.
We refinance automobiles and re-
duce your payments.
Our loans conhdential-no embar-
RAISING investigation.
1919 Of interest refunded for
payment according to your
contract.
You can insure your payments
against sickness with our company.
Call us and have that money
YOU need in 4 HOURS.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES


TWO BUSINESS BLOCKS. PIX
1872: IN PERFECT CONDITION:
$500 EACH FOR CASH. IN
ALEXANDRIA. IND. THE HOME
OF THE NEW PRODUCT MIN
ERAL ROCK WOOL. THE JOHNS
MANVILLE COMPANY AND THE
GENERAL INSULATING COM
PANY ARE MAKING BIG ADDI-
TONS TO THEIR BIG PLANTS
TO MEET THE DEMAND FOR
THIS NEW PRODUCT 1T WILL
PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE IF
INTERESTED
JOHN A. ROSENBERGER.
ALEXANDRIA,. IND.
704 n. HARRISON ST.
PHONE 40.
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Rates 81 day and up. Special weekly
aiOi, s. ILLINOIS.
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Situations Wanted McIe

NIGHT WATCHMAN Age so: good health
wears Of experience RI 6870.
CUSTODIAN large apartment. white.
wears OF exp: best Of ref On. 4325.
CLEANING YARDS-Mowing lawns: trim
ming shrubs. exp white raaa Oh. 234e
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-2-room hsekping. apt.
also unfurn. front I'M.
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Houses for Rent


ASHLAND. 2641-7-room mod. double; ga
rage: s45. owner. $685. College Wa. 4940:
CAPITOL. N. 3O26-Strictly modern: ga
rage: weeks free. Ia. 3612. ia. 42l4.
CAROLINE, 2O22-Semi-m rms; gar j;
garden planted owner. 1921 Dorman:
CARROLLTON-4 rooms; modern; Crearl
$3.50: $50: water paid. HUI. POPS.
COLLEGE AVE, 1855 rms. mod. separ-
ate bath: furnace; water pd. Adults S22.
EUGENE. 854-5 rooms. modern; excellent
condition; nice yard; garage; paved
street; hardwood floors; $50.
FULTON. 1856 rooms: modern; water
paid. $50. Ii. 9156
GALE, N. 2946-4-rn. hsh. strictly mod
ern double, gar. Mr.. TompkIns. II. 0l64.
HABIG ROAD-At 1900 S. Meridian; Arm.
cottage. garage. poultry house. ! acre
ground. G. 4. DUNN. Greenwood. Phi. i64.
HTGHLAND 418-6-room modern single,
near Tech. Real Silk. Glove. On. 1891.
KENWOOD. 2423-6-room modern double,
double garage. Ii. 1915. From Z 70 Z
LANSING. 49, ROOMS. BATH. $40.
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Apartments for Rent

BELL. STA rms. nicely dec.. plenty
closets heatrola inside toilet, water pd;
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Suburban for Sale

IS ACRFS-9 wooded; ideal home site; 10
miles on National Rd east; cash or
terms. no trade Cumberland Garage, Phi.
% Cumberland. IND.
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Lost and Found

FOUND -Onc Goodrich suvertovn tire.
f~.cs Re 225s
HfLLFCLD black. mouar. lodge re~rfotg.
90 Mon lib. re. Victor Hsmmel Ia
fs'f-R
BOSTON TERRtFR Iort pr ~ T. OaEc5
7o55 ~ Meridian. NJ Rev Ia G565
BROWN TRAVELLING BAG-Cout. chiid's
year apparel, bot. Deaf and Dumb srhI
IND 22th aad Meri-, rea. Cal Be. 1901
COIN PURSE Small black. lovf Ssfurda-
f1i none tosens- RI 503s ri. e7s4
DIAMOND RING Gentleman. pa Karat.
tri'e gold mounting Reward. RI. 1864.
lost Pure. black and brown lcather.
vest Mich car Please return. Pc ITO
FFWAPD-Of IS sill - paid leading m
he recoTerr ~ nay golf bag. clubs SHOES
-'o.eu from mr garage. 5sOa CsrroItou
fFes noon. hr coiored bows. Hu. 4+z4
SCARF Large. lavender SILK. qusre. lost
near or iu police station FRIDAY night
alleo highly. reward Wa 02sq
sCARF-Red fox. lost ~ Indiana theater
-Iure U regard. ne 1901.
SORORITY PIN -JeveIcd lost SUNDAY.
-sFard II. 1921 o. Ri e71e
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Help Wanted Female
SALESLADTFS

SALESLADIES
PERSONAL---VERY. and with business
ability % sell electric radio s. SALARY and
commission
DAVIS STORES INC.
2l7 y Illinois Apply 10 A. Nd P "
GOOD. STRONG WOHfAN-FOR GEN
ERAL HOUSEWORW; ELDERLY PEO-
PIE IL 2982.
WANTED Flrst class housekeeper. Call
2524 Gale after p. NJ.
WOMAN-At once for housework. IS per
week. 1914 Bellefontaine
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Help Wanted Male

TOOL AND DIE MAKERS
SCRAPER HANDS
MUST BE FIRSTCLASS.
RAILWAY SERVICE AND
SUPPLY CORPORATION.
73o W. WASHINGTON ST.
ATTENTION-R READ THIS
VII place married men June l0tt
ou permanent route. - eraging $3.50 pes
PIX Must be willing 70 start for liftie
$40 while receiving training; grocer store
experience an asset See Mp. SUILI-
vAN. &ondat Continental Bank BOG.
FINE OPPORTUNITY
Three neat appearing mer 20 make
worth nile connection nth .srge manu-
factrrer. permanent work one willing
To START V.th $50 PEI week average; i'm
creased rs yo4 learn. experience not
ncce 5art. 10 train YOU Apply Con
tinentsl- Bank Bldg. Room 723 MONDAY
MAN TO 40 general To-k in zrarel
plants. 1925 East T-antieth.
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Rooms tor Rent


ARSENAL. N. 144-Apt 5; nice. modern
rm.. nor water, 81. ri. 3545.
BEAUTIFUL-CooI bedroom; private home:
north. $3.50 ia. l7l8-W.
CENTRAL, 2416-Large light. cool room.
CLINTON HOTEL,-29 Vir. Ave; house
keeping: also Sleeping: clean. modern
DEL N. I8i9-LoveIv room: next bath:
modern: garage optional ia. 2ll9,
EAST. y 842 Modern nm. nicely fur
nished. references exchanged. Ii 1892.
HOOSIER INN
Nice. clean, modern rooms. 440 Mass.
HARBOUR HOTEL
Cool. modern rooms; 1ub, shower oath
reasonable rates. 6i7-i9 n. Illinois.
Ill - 235@Sleeping I'm; IN private
modern home: gentlemen. He. 1916.
ILLINOIS. n. 35O0-Room FOR l or 2; pri-
"ate family Ia. 5259.
ILLINOIS,. n. 244t-sleeping room; mod
eyn home: SO. Ia. 2858-R.
ILLINOIS. n. 4Ol APT. 55-Rink: large
desirable room. or gentlemen. LII.
$3.50 after D. m.
TINS. modern. rea sonable. Ri 1895.
ONO HOTEL-126i2 T. Ohio: nice. clean.
modern rooms; reasonable rates.
PARK. l13s-Attractive. cool nm; modern:
central car. Ii 1919. -
PENN. n. 19l7-Beautful front rm.. 2
vg. ladies. s3.50 each. Ha. 0492-R.
RUCKLE. 37I6-Attractive front RIM: pri-
waite home lady: garage. va. 046l.
800 f. VERMONT
Wee sleeping rms; So and up: home
privileges. plenty hot water. Ri 0575.
VERMONT. W. Sc. Apt. 3.-Pleasant front
nm; plenty hot water: walking dist.
VERMONT. W. 36-No. TO- savoy apts.;
large room for . gentlemen. II. 90l3
WALNUT. as E.-Sleeping and housekeep-
ing apis: near bath: reasonable. Ii lob
25TH. E. 665-Nice. pleasant room; pri-
vate nome; College car; breakfast opt.
NICELY FURN.-Room east; private home;
privileges. Ir. li77-W.
DESIRABLE homelike rooms; suites for
married couples Oh. 5e93.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Nice. cool. clean rms. Come see what
We have. Denison Hotel u. 1895.
HOTEL AMERICAN
Rates 81 day and up. special weekly
2IOis S ILLINOIS.
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Cottages and Resorts
Business Places for Rent

LAKE WEBSTER-Cottages for rent OF
sale. 1913 Park Ave. Ri. 1857
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Situations Wanted Female

MAID WORK-In hotel: reliable woman.
best ~ reference He 36l3.
LAUNDRY-CaIled Tor and delivered: first
Glass tnrk. lei. Oh. 3I52-J.
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PAPER HANGING

PAPER HANGING-Painting. plastering:
General repair work. Ch- 0469-
TAPER .HANGING-EStima free 1929
amples- FRANK JACKSON. Oh. zoos.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and painting;
-aiEh-class work Oh. 05l2.
PAPER CLEANING Hanging: cleaning Of
all kinds. painting. JONES. Ha. 1l0lW
RUGS CLEANED-9xI2. $3.50. Call for
del. l0-da. spec Kemer Rug GO. Oh. 5336
WALL PAPER-RcmOved oy steam. save
time and money. TANNER. Ri. 1912
WALL PAPER CLEANED-s1 per room
work guaranteed. Oh 2661-J.
ALI KINDS or PLUMBING INSTALLED
AT REASONABLE PRICES. Ia. 4O57
Try TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Building and Contracting
Storage and Transfer


STORE Your furniture In IRE proof stor-
age house Private lockers. Pay months
later, Special no charge for haullpg
6gt ' o3Iigat 10 CalI '-ii'
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
419 Z. Market. Ri 1850
PACKING-Shipping, hauling. Special
prices on overland hauling to and from
Ohio points OTTO J. SUESz. Ri 1928
1851 night. Oh. 4579-Ch. 0699-W.
J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. & STORAGE. SPE-
CIAL PRICE OVERLAND-To or from
Chicago. St. Louis, Detroit. Cleveland or
other cities. DR.. 307l. or Ri. 4262.
BORNMAN TRANSFER O.-Satisfactory
moving service; overland trucking OF
furniture and freight. Oh. 257l.
BRITTON TRANSFER-Movi $3.50 LOAD
large trucks: responsible men. DR.. 1916
FURNITURE MOVED S2.50-And up: large
covered trucks. Lii 7790. CHI 1892.
STORAGE-Local and overland moving;
lowest rates responsible men. BE. 1858.
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APARTMENT
nHn

BUREAU
Let us help YOU find an apartment. We
take YOU in our car. No obligation OF
course. Ri. 1871.
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Real Bargains
1924 Buick touring, 4 brakes.
Down payment SIS.
1928 Buick 6, 4-door sedan.
Down payment $50.
1924 Oakland 4-dOor sedan. 4
brakes. Down payment $50.
1925 Essex Coach, overhauled.
Down payment s55.
1925 Dodge coupe Down pay
ment 500,
1924 Olds s, 4-passenger coupe.
Down payment 500.
1923 Chevrolet sedan. Down pay
ment $3.50. r-e
Ford sedan. good shape, $35.
1924 Odds sedan. Down payment
$50.
Ford sedan, good tires, $35.
1928 Cleveland sedan. Down pay
ment $40
1928 Hudson coach. Down pay
ment $40.
1924 Hupp coupe Down payment
$40.
CENTRAL BUICK BARGAIN
LOT
COS y. CAPITOL AVE.
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Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters, at exceptional prices to reduce
Di F. D. GARDNER q co.
221 z. Maryland. Il. 1888
See the wonderful new number 81
Butcher Roy Refrigerator Counter dis
plaved on our floor.
TYPEWRITER-A. w. /. Co. grade and
rev porta hles; all makes. See the new
nodel Bennington portable Rentals t4s , sgry-
MACHINE CO.. 1877 N Meridian St.. Beard
Of Trade Bldg. Ii. 6822.
SPECIAL RENTAL RATES-s2.50 and up.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER co. 842
Consolidated Bldg. Ii. 4712.
CALL US--For- Tebu1lt typeWriterS also re-
pairing KING TYPEWRITER Elk. EOS
Mass. Ave. Ii. 9470 "
SCALES-50O0 Dormant, 48x48 platform.
INDIANAPOLIS SCALE CO., $40 Z. Wash
SCALES-Dayton butcher computing; real
barg for quick sale. 344 N. Walcott.
ERATOR-Walk-in 6X8; cheap;
quit business. scales. blocks. Ha. 0716-W.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. N. 1838-Dandy, 1urn. new;
rm. kitchenette. come. see; hot water.
ALA. n. ll2O-Nce. mod. 2 rm. suite.
close bath. eyeryth. fur. Ii. 1884.
ALABAMA. 32l Night Housekeeping
rooms.
BEILFT.. I10l-4-rm. apt. un-furn. light.
heat. gas. elec.: So newly dec ia. 4499-W.
BROADWAY. 2121-l rm.. kitchen: fur
nished modern. $3.50 wk. Ia. O597.
CONGRESS. 724- Kitchenette and bed
room; completely furnished
EAST. n. 7l8-2-rm. apt bath; also nice
front sleeping rm. ri. 4893.
Ill. n. a1"5-Unfurn. lower door; beauti-
full home; p.tv. ent; gas. heat. lights furn-
ILLINOIS. N 1920 everything furnished;
coy spt; reasonable ADULTS
LOCKFRBIE. 5l6--2 clean furnished rms.
rcdecorated: Walking distance: reasonable.
MARKET. E, $50 rooms; housekeeping
or sleeping; modern.
MERIDIAN. S. IO24.2-Furnished house
keeping rooms; call at room u.
MEREDITH. 2ei7-2 lower rms: modern:
private entrance; garage. Dr.. 5729.
NEW JERSEY. 2O42-2 large clean. cool.
front rms, cheerful. coy. Turn. Adults.
NEW JERSEY. N. l24-Good. light house
keeping rms; modern. Ri 4l42.
NEW YORK. g. 545-Light Housekeeping
and sleeping rooms.
ORIENTAL. N. 20-2-room hsekping. apt;
everything furn.; also unfurn. front I'm.
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Houses for Sale
COLORED. NORTI

COLORED. NORTH
Paris Ave. 2517-252l.
Just finished: rooms. fun bath and
fixtures, light kitchen. good furnace.
garage: $3.50 down; S35 per month. G. B.
MILLIKAN. Ri. 5l3s. Il. 1851.
NO DOWN PAYMENT-s45 q month: s.
room modern bungalow; long living room
side drive: full basement: garage, located
5000 west close TO National road MI
Sf0tt. Ii. 2316.
BIG BARGAIN Beautiful 5-room house:
shade trees. front and back porches, full
basement hardwood floors. cabinet:
large lot; bargain: open. owner. Il. 1892
Near Riverside. 1861 Burdsal paTkWay.
SACRIFICE MY E0UITY-In new Groom
mod bungalow: breakfast nook; full base
ment. 1890 Finley. Owner Dr.. 546l- R.
KENYON. y. 56-Unusual new modern
bungalow; extra long. living room. Jul
basement, dble. gar. side dr.. owner II. 3646
7-ROOM MODERN HOME = Good oondl-
ton; east Clifton. on S5th; double ga
rage. Price $500. He. $780,.
BELL, 5iS-4 apt. semi-modern fat. Al
condition 5000 annual rent, 1915. See
MRS PULLEY. Flat No. >.
7-ROOM- semi-mod. double. good condition,
Small down payment; real bargain.
RURAL. i2O5-3-bedroonl modern home;
steam heat owner. Oh. 2i36-W.
THE SERVICES OF the telephone COM
panv's engineers are at the disposal
OF those contemplating building con-
structlon- For ADVICE on telephone
requirements. call the Business Office.
Riley 1861
INDIANA BELL
TELEPHONE co.
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Help Wanted Male
Statesmen

~ n IIIIUWIN- NUWTN ~
MEN
Unusual opening in merchandising dept.
fer aggressive salesman capable Of rep
reSentinR public utility en- complete line
including refrigeratOrs in protected terri
tory; position permanent ana substantial.
Sec Van HoOk Indiana polls Power and
Light Washington and Meridian.
Statesmen
For radio end photograph department.
10 work with sales manager, ageS 1880.
Apply Mr.. BOYD. Radio Department.
BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY. 81 MonU-
ment Circle.
COMPOSERS Verse or music. write me
81 once Brilliant OPPORTUNITY. Address
Burreu & Buren,. 1859 AicCulrg Bldg-
Chicago.
MEN WANTED FOR real estate business.
Earn while YOU learn. Send for parJicu-
lars. Dept Of. Real Estate Institute.
Us Townsend New Haven. Conn.
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Room, for Rent With Board

Ill. n. 2358-Large. front: private home:
good meals. reasonable. Ha. 1897.
NEW JERSEY. n. 2066-Front room, fur
niShed or unfinished. He. 48l2-R.
OAKLAND. 953-Cozy nm. Breakfast. eve.
meal 81. Young men. Oh. 27l4-W.
PENN N. 2256-Front room; or 2; home
privileges. Ia. O76l.
SUMNER HOME-For children. Mothers
care SOC Somerset. Be. 1868.
CHILDREN Mothers care. modern home.
DR.. 477o.
CHILDREN 49, Lovely suburban home;
mothers care. ample playground. Oh. 3474.
NICELY-Furn. rm. in strictly mod. home;
Home cooking. home privileges. II. 6209.
FRONT RM-TWin beds; garage; mod.
home north. Wa. 1854.
HOME PRIVILEGES employed moth
er: will care for child. Oh. 2294.
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!. =. AND 4-ROOM SUITES:
Furnished or unfinished
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware
L. 345S. Room 10.
LARGE STOREROOM-Ches rent. 328 n.
Euclid Ave.