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The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-21
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

trees to chop. Stuffed ballot boxes
and repeaters will get halo from
st. Peter.
And if any ones barred, it'll be
male phrenologists.
Former Sheriff George Winkler
won the 1890 contest from Mayor
Reginald H. Sullivan in a thun-
der storm of votes at tile last min
ute. It was a contest, as you'll re-
member MATES, full of poison pen
letters, injunction threats, and
bribes.
The 1881 winner will receive
bronze plaque in addition to the
Brown Derby at the coronation at
the state Playground. He will ad-
dress the multitude on anything
from moratorium to caskets. A pile
driver will be present to represS
any repression" talk.
The day will be indianapolis
Day" at the Indiana state fair, so
make it a royal one by voting your
first ballot for 1875 King of the
Brown Derby in Saturdays edition
of The Times.
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of Shipp as receiver for the j. D..
Karstedt Construction Company, of
this city.
The appointment, made on petit
ton of the People Coal and Cement
Company, puts the completion of
School SO in the hands of Shipp.
Judge Williams said evidence
showed the construction company
could not borrow money at local
banks and that Shipp was the
only man able to bring the defunct
company out of its financial COL
lapse"
A. B. Good, business manager Of
city schools, stated the school board
would force the bonding organiza-
ton for the defunct construction
company to finish the erection of
School SO. The Karstedt Construc-
ton Company has the school almost
built.
In making the appointment Of
Shipp, Judge Williams declared: Il
am doing this by agreement of both
parties in the receivership suit"
Difficulties in the former school
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BROWN DERBY
CONTEST WILL
OPEN SATURDAY
City'S Most Popular Man to
to Receive Award at
State Fair.
Avast, MATES!

Avast, MATES!
These days have come to a pretty
pass what with the Princess Eu-
genie reincarnated in every home
and every office building.
The streets tremble with the eu-
genics Of the feminine Eugene hats
and so it's up to us males to recip-
rocate.
Princess Eugene had her Napo-
leon the Third, and now's the time
to show the "ball-and chain" that
you-A MAN-too can wear regal
top piece.
With this in mind The Times
again is offering to the city's most
distinguished citizen the only katy
that the Napeoleons of industry
politics and the marts can wear
without getting Uranium bunions-
the BROWN DERBY.
Ballots in The Times
At 8 the night of Sept. II in front
of the state fair grandstand the
1891 King of the Brown Derby will
be crowned.
The royal diadem will go to the
man judged by popular ballot the
city's most distinguished citizen dur
mig the last year.
He may be bald-headed, or an
ad for dandruff killer, it makes no
never mind. He may receive his
votes from men, women and chill
Il
from The Indianapolis Times and
mailed into the Brown Derby Ed
itor.
The first ballot in this he-mans
contest will be printed in Saturdays
edition Of The Times.
Winkler Past Winner
The Brown Derby is acknowledged
to be the rankest un-ranker of the
rank-and-f1le. It has no political
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SCHOOL BOARD
READY TO FIGHT
RECEIVER DEAL
See Attempt of Shipp to
Re- Enter in Building
Program.

City school board members began
a fight today against legal moves
which they consider a veiled at
tempt of C. c. Shipp, indianapolis
ventilating equipment manufacturer,
to edge his way again into the city
schools building program.
Superior Judge Joseph r. Will
lams today announced appointment
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UTILITY RATES
ASSAILED AT
RAIL HEARING
Witness Admits Living Cost
Drop Hasn't Affected
Service Companies.
BY DANIEL NJ. KIDNEY

Street railways and interurban
lines have become a sort of STEP
child Of the generally prosperous
utilities. particularly electric utili-
ties.
This fact was dramatized at the
street railway wage hearing before
Frank Singleton, public service com
missioner, in the house of repre-
sentatives recently.
Charles N. Overman, 924 North
Beville avenue, veteran street rail-
way conductor, was on the stand.
He was a company witness to op-
pose wage increases and gave pert
testimony regarding decreased liv-
ing costs during the last two years
and also his idea of the decreased
street car revenues over the last ten
years.
Food, Clothing, Drop
Hating for a moment he reached
into an inside pocket to find some
notes he had jotted down on the
fall in prices of staple groceries,
clothing and rents.
He couldn't find the notes, but he
did bring forth some utility bills,
which looked like electric light and
telephone billings. He then pro-
ceeded to testify, somewhat as
follows:
Thirty dollar rents are now $40;
clothing down so a $35 suit has an
extra pair of pants; shoes off 25
per cent or more; flour down to IA
cents from SIPS, butter dropped
from 40 to 30 cents per pound and
so on.
Answer Is "NO"
Overman knew the cost of COM
mcdities, for he has reared nine
children.
A short recess was taken.
Then Attorney Asa Smith, repre-
senting the wage increase petition
ers, called the conductor back to
the stand. He admitted having a
pocketful of utility bills.
Have the cost of utilities dropped
also?" Smith asked.
Overman offered no hesitancy in
giving the answer which all Indian
apolis citizens could anticipate.
The answer was NO"
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DUKE is SERIOUSLY ILL
Gloucester Will Undergo Operation
for Appendicitis.
BIZ United Press

BU JDtTcd PfCSS
LONDON, Aug. 21.-The duke of
Gloucester, third son of the king,
will undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis at 10 a. m. Saturday. The
dukes case was considered norma
and no undue anxiety was ex-
pressed.
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PASTORS BODY FOUND
Victim of Freak Atlantic City Waves
Is Washed Ashore.
BV UHitcd Press

BD UHitCd Press
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. 81
The body of the Rev. John w
Cannaday, 25-year-old pastor OF
Olivet Presbyterian church, Balti-
more, who was drowned when a Sc
ries of extraordinary waves swept
the beach here Wednesday, was
washed ashore at MOrgate City
near here. today.
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Such a Rnn1n1y

By United Press
CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-Boleslaw
Lidikewicz. janitor. was being
sentenced on a prohibition vio-
lation.
Charles L. Wiley, tenant of
the building and war veteran,
stepped forward.
I'D like to ask leniencey for
this man." he told Federal
Judge John P. Barnes. He
didn't sell his liquor. All he
did was make beer He wouldn't
sell it, but at my request he
made some for 3 party I was
giving some Legionnaire friends
Of mine
Walter Wiles, assistant United
States prosecutor, rose.
Il recommend the leniency
plea be denied" Wiles said
And I want this man arrested
as an accomplice."
Wiley was arrested on a con-
spiracy charge and held on
$1,000 bail.
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HUSBAND Is FREED AS
ETHER DEATH SUSPECT
Girls Story Branded unbelievable
by Missouri Sheriff.

BIZ BHtcd Press
KIRKWOOD, Mo, Nov 4.-Wal-
ter Maddux, middle aged $27-a-
week chemical plant employee, was
released from jail today, thirty-six
hours after his arrest as a suspect
in the "ether Staying" of his wife,
mother of two children.
Sheriff Al Lii explained Maddux
was freed because authorities con-
sidered unbelievable" the story Of
19-year-old Clara Fish, a domestic,
that MadduX Slashed his wifes
throat after she had given the
woman ether.
In one of her series of COMES
sions," the girl admitted killing Mrs
Maddux. In her statement naming
Maddux as the slayer she alleged
he ''plunned to marry me and take
me to California"
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Legal Notices

NOTICE OF c. p. A. EXAMINATION
Notice is hereby given that the State
Board of Certified Accountants of the
State of Indiana will hold an examination
IN the House of Representatives of the
Statehouse. Indianapolis Indiana. Thurs
day and Friday, November 18th and 18th,
1881 for applicants who desire to practice
as Certified Public Accountants.
Said examination will be conducted
under the plan OF cooperation with the
American Institute of Accountants of New
York
The hours assigned to the subjects are
as follows:
Nov. 18th.
A. M. to 1890 P. M-Auditing.
1880 p. NJ TO $50 2. M.-ParC l Ac-
counting. Theory and Practice.
Nov. 18th.
A. M to 1890 P. M.-CommerciaI
Law.
1870 P. M to $50 P. M.-Part Ac-
counting, Theory and Practice.
Applicants to be examined in one
subject should appear at the hours
assigned to that subject
LAWRENCE F. ORR President.
WALTER G. OWENS. Secretary.
CREENBERRY @. LOWE, Treasurer.
Members of the Board.
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month sponsored by Mr.. Hoover
goes far beyond this easing of the
credit situation to include means of
providing cheaper financing for
homes. One Of the principal OBJ
jectives is elimination of high in
terest rates now charged on second
mortgage loans.
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Help Wanted Male

AUTO MECHANICS WANTED-Ten BEGIN
ners immediately for work in our three
big garages. Earn $40 70 $50 a week while
training and $50 to 500 a week as
graduate mechanic. Reasonable cash tut
ton starts YOU. See ad under Instruction.
Indiana State Auto School. 405 South Ala
bama.
SIX experienced house to house canvas
sers. Earnings s25 to SIS per week No
selling. Apply 6S4 Architects and Build
ers Bldg.
LET us tell YOU how TO earn money dur
inc spare time. selling useful tool. Ad-
dress Tires. Box A-255
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Pets

FOX terrier puppies. thoroughbred fe-
males So males S. Ship c. Q, D. H. G.
ELLIOTT. North Vernon, Ind.
BULL PUPPIES-8 wks old: good marx
ings. So and So; 1st house north of 30th
on Shadeland Ave
FINE black and white fox terrier pups.
$50 Wallace. 1900 East. Evenings.
BOSTON BULL puppies for sale. May
SELLING-16 New Zealand white Does. 2
bucks. bargain. 29l6 Kenwood. Ia. 1884.
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Barter and Swap

DO YOU MEDIA typewriter? We will
trade your old one at q small difference
JUDD, l42 N Meridian. Ii $3.50
HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle with side
car. and electric range for small car. In
quire Grocery at Lyndhurst DIR. and Penn.
railroad.
3 BUILDING lots for automobile or what
have YOu2 He. 5358
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Might Advance Funds

The proposal is to finance the
central mortgage board or the re-
discount banks by issuance of
bonds against the mortgages. It
also has been suggested that the
federal government might advance
funds to start these institutions, as
it did with the farm loan banks,
which now are owned by private
stockholders.
Release of credit to the banks and
financial institutions also would
provide money for additional home
building. That also is part of
MIR. Hoovers program. Home build
ing would provide a real stimulation
to industry and would aid ire
mendously in recovery from the de-
preston.
The entire program to be consid-
cred at the conference here next
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON GOWN
repair or make new tops and curtains for
your car 202 Kentucky Ave.
NATIONAL AUTO SERVICE. Il43 f WASH
Phone. Ri. 9088 for information on pick
IN and delivery service.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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Helm Wanted Female

Women 10 make Christmas
money selling attractive Christmas
specials and splendid line Matthews Dis
tinctive FrCckS. Free gifts 10 producers
For interview write Matthews Mig. Co.
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Specials Notices

STOCKHOLDERS annual Meeting of the
ton of Officers and general business win
be held at the office of Kingan & Co.
Indianapolis. Saturday. November 14th. at
10 a. m A. M. Movie. Secretary.
contracted by other than myself on and
after Nov. 4. V. r. STONEBRAKER,
1899 Whitcomb St. indianapolis Ind.
PILES removed Without pain. no snes-
thetic. no after effects. no loss of time
from work. For appointm't phone IT. 5344
FOR protection with Indpls merchant
police night patrol. business and resident
property. Call Capt. Geo Scherrer. Ia 1928
DANCING-Wed. Thurs. g. Sat. mites Wed
Waltz mite. CRYSTAL PALACE. !29 ~.
Ill. Ladies Csc. gents 35c: checking free.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Lost and Found

LOST-sigma Chi pin and Kappa Kappa
Gamma key, jeweled and chained to-
gether. Reward. Wa. 1928. 3l09 Park.
LOST-Lady'S white gold wrist watch. sun
day afternoon; Holy Cross cemetery.
Finder call Ii. 1852.
LOST-white Fox terrier with black spots.
Name Jack. In downtown district. Re-
ward. Wa. 2s23.
Ha. 1870.
PURSE-Black Upper. near 5l00 Pleasant
Run Blvd. Mon. Reward. Hu. 2563.
FOUND-Strav hog. owner have to identi-
fv. Wa. 1927.
LOST-Sample grip. brown fiber and con-
tents. Finder cal Ii. 1888.
LOST-Pig in neighborhood of 5000 w
Washington. Please call Be. 2942.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BOTTLES 5 5f2as We 5eT delivd Tsd wss1
End Bottle Co., 538 W. Pearl st. Ii s0s5
ONE GAS CRATE, SIS UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT STATION, Cor. Cap. ave. and
South St.
NOW sliced bread delivered to your home
for cents. FREEBOOTER BAKING CO
Dr. $780,
BEAUTY Shop Equipment, Vanities, drivers.
reducing machine. swivel chair, Nestle
and Eugene Machine. will sac. Ii. 0444.
FURNACE and Stove Repairing, model
Stove Repair Co. 622 E. Wash Ri. 0369.
8-FOOT. Al floor case, $3.50 Drug
store. Villa and Minnesota Dr. 1910
SHOTGUNS-Riples for exch- DOR sale.
Compac Tent Corp. 1874 N. Capitol
RABBIT HOUNDS-Come and try before
YOU buy. $500 E. 30th St.
LET US repair your washer. vacuum
cleaner. 2609 E Wash. Oh. 0852.
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Instructions
Indiana State Auto School

Indiana State Auto School
4O5 S. ALABAMA, INDIANAPOLIS.
Earn $50 to $500 a week as graduate
mechanic; earn $40 to $40 a week while
training; genuine experience; reasonable
tuition. Call or write.
TO discover II you nave talent, we offer o
special six weeks free instruction in
voice, pipe organ and piano. for enroll
ment fee of 50. lr. 0956
TEACH-Piano. violin, mandolin, guitar,
banjo, sax. tuning. Henderson. Ha. 1898.
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Business Opportunities

PERSON with $500 or more may share in
substantial returns distributed monthly
Company selling electrical commodity
used extensively. Product of absolute
necessity Essential regardless of bust
ness depression Give phone number.
Box A 252 Times.
good location; paying we'll;
will sacrifice for cash or will trade on
rooming house. 1938-40 S. Meridian
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. N. 2535-3-rm. furn. apt. over
stuffed: private bath. ent. Ia. 3407.
BEVILLE, N, 17-3 furn. rms. incloSed
porch; priv. ent; garage. On. o336-M.
BEVILLE, % N.-3 modern. furn. rooms;
heat. light and gas. 81 wk. Oh. 3148-R.
BEVLLE. N. 1902 large rms, every
thing furnished; IS. Oh. 1S6o-M
BROADWARY. 1716-Rm. kitchenette. also
sleeping rm.. steam heat gar. He. z763.
BROADWAY. 1855 large rms, living nm.
beds. good heat, persons empl. $3.50,
CAPITOL. N, 292S-Unfurnished apt;
G private Entrance: steam heat. He 4so4.
DEXTER, l917-Modern front apt, SIS;
private entrance; garage. SOC. II. 1893.
DORMAN N, 541-2 rms, modern, heat
furnished; Private entrance.
apt, newly. dec. Private entrance; gar.
Also furn. basement apt. So. II. 0392
FOUNTAIN SQUARES rms, $3.50;
rms, $3.50; l nm, So. l017 Prospect St.
FOUNTAIN sQUARE.-,LOyely 2-rm. fur
nished: reasonable. DR.. 24s2.
ILLINOIS, N. 7lO1s APT. 60 connecting
rms: breakfast nix. sink. range. phone. 81
ILL. N, 2o2O-Loyely apt; piano, over
stuffed, S-poSter, sink, porch. private emit,
garage; ? or 3 persons; good car service.
MARYLAND, E, 20l4-3 nm. double; mod;
everything furnished. DR.. 5711-W.
OHIO E.. $40 nice front rooms. So so
per week: others. So up: gar. So mo.
OLNEY. N, 1922 rms; modern home;
everything furn.; on carline: adults.
ORIENTAL. N. 20-5 rms. unfurn. SGT so:
also furn. apt. modern. Ii. 9055.
PARK. 1655-Wen furnished apt. gas.
lights. phone included good heat: $3.50.
RANDOLPH, N. 2SS-2 furn. or unfurn..
utilities: clean: reason: adults. Ri 1871.
RUCKLE, l944-Warm housekeeping and
sleeping room all furnished. He. 5551.
SOUTH ST, E, 3l7-Furnished housekeep-
ing rooms: sleeping rooms; $3.50 week.
ST. JOE. E. 10, APT So rooms. nicely
furn. sink steam heat; hot water. Ii.
1928.
SUMMIT, S, 24-Unfurn, connecting
front rms. mod; everythg turn. Ii. 6l76.
TALBOT. n. 1857 rms FUR or IN
furn: good heat: all utilities; IS.
TALBOT. N. 2420--3-rm. ant. everything
furnished: $3.50 wk. Ia. ITO.
WALNUT. e, lI5-2 ms furnished
clean: SIS. See housekeeper in basement.
WASH Z. -i2co-Front bedrm complete
kitchens net bath: warm: private. $3.50.
WOODRUFF PLACE-ss2 Middle Dr.. and
3-roor ants. Prlvate3entTance. On. 424e.
10Th. w. 1862 nice clean furn. rms,
priv. entrance; bus line. Ia. Gill,
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Personals

ORCHESTRA: pieces. good & snappy. De-
pendable open for engagements Ri $685..
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

WANT GOOD HOME OF FURNITURE;
CASH. ia. BOIL.
FURNITURE WANTEp-ANY AMOUNT.
CALL II. 56S1 ANY TIME.
WILL BUY old blue and white dated cover
lets or spreads. 2l23 N. PennsYlvania.
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Houses for Sale
North

North
LET your transportation buy your home
figure it yourself: New Jersey, 739 N.
rooms modern. $50 down. or will sell com
pletely furnished. overstuffed Ri. TIPS.
South
ROOM Semi-mod: 2-car gar, always
rented: bargain; quick sale. 81 800. Be 2942
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Machinery & Tools
Building Materials

Build Garages Now and Save
special now $40 per hundred it.; garage
door .glz.. 1913 ca; sach. 49c; asphalt
shingles. $500; slate rig. STA: garage
paint. Sl.29 gal; cement 45c bag: glass
$50 off list; all kinds of hardware, all
new materials al second hand prices. Call
He. 5177 for everything to build or re-
pair with.
Cornell Material Co.
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Principle Is Same

Whatever method is adopted the
principle is much the same.
Jones owns a small home. He is
in financial difficulties, perhaps out
Of a job and can not meet the pay
ments on his mortgage The bank
hNlding his mortgage holds many
similar mortgages.
The bank would like to help
Jones and the others by extending
payment, but it can not afford to,
fearing to endanger its credit posi-
ton. All that is left in many cases,
IS a foreclosure and a sale so that
something can be realized
Under the Presidents program,
the bank could take these mort
cages, representing a sound invest
ment, to the rediscount institution,
borrow on them, and thus get
credit. This would permit it to
tighten Jones mortgage either by
sUspending payment for period, or
by requiring only interest charges
for time until he gets back on his
feet
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Houses for Rent

ARROW AVE. 1926 rooms. 4 down. ?
up. modern except furnace. garage. paved
St. allev: SIS. Be. 1858.
double; garage; water paid. SID
ASHLAND 252smlQ-ToOm mod; ideal for e!
and ton coal. Ii. 8l21. Hu. $3.50.
BOLTON. N. IT'S 1rv.)-New mod. 5-rm.
bungalow: Frigidaire. RED. $40. IT. 26l8.
BURGESS. 361-Irvington mod. double; {
rooms; garage; $3.50. II. ais.
CALHOUN. 1917 rooms, lights. gas,
water paid, garage; $50. DR.. 1909.
CHARLES. I448-Mod. 5-rm. double, newly
painted: s2l; water pd. IT. 6207.
COLLEGE. I619-2I-Modern double. 6-rn..
hardwood frs, Holland furnace, gar, SO.
COTTAGE. 16O1--5 rm house water. toilet
inside: good neighborhooo DR.. 3564-R.
DEARBORN. S.. al rooms. semi modern.
garage. Rent reduced ITO SIS. Ri. 47I3.
EUCLID, 1556-Mod., arm. bungalow; in
door bed: s25 II. 2080. Ii. 1888.
GENT. 2l03-5-Bareain; save the differ
sink. garage: nicely decorated; water
paid: only SIS; Riverside car Apply Mr..
RAINIER, 400 Kahn Bldg. Ii. 1862. He.
5s5a
GRAND. 4C5-4-rn. seri-mod.. $3.50; also
5-rn mod; water; gar. II. 1867.
GRANT. N. I33--o-ner z New York:
6 rooms. modern. in good condition. Rent
reduced 10 reliable tenants. Water paid
HIGH. lOO2-4-rOom cottage: sl5.. Ii.
ILLINOIS N. 24ss-south hail., modern
rooms: garage; $3.50. Ia. 5f57.
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HOOVER SCANS
PLANS TO FREE
FROZEN REALTY
President Is Determined to
Begin Action to Help
Home Owners.
BY THOMAS L. STOKES
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Presi-
dent Hoover, determined to formu-
late a method Of releasing a bill
lion and a half dollars frozen" in
real estate mortgages, largely on
small homes, is giving. particular
consideration to two proposed meth
DDS Of curing the situation.
The first of the two plans in
Wolves formation of national real
estate board, to deal with realty
financing.
The second embraces formation
Of rediscount banks similar to the
farm loan banks, which would take
the load Of mortgages off the hold
ers, lend on them, and thus pro-
vide additional credits.
kny method providing additional
credits would permit banks or
finance companies holding mort
cages to extend the time in which
the home owner must meet his pay
ments.
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Houses for Rent

JEFFERSON. N. 2O5--51rm. semi-nloSd.eirIn
single: gar; Al; reduced. $50. Au. 2s4 Z;
KANSAS. 149-5-room semi-mod.: good
condition: water pd.: $50. Or. o65o
LEE. l43I-5-room semi-modern. garage
= 50. car line. Be. 38O1.
MERIDIAN. l445 s.-Mod.. 7-=m. d5le'
reprinted. dec; $3.50, va. pd. IT. 500
MINNESOTA E. 73O-Dandv 5-rm. semi
mod doubles good location: Al condl-
ton; garage. Reduced SIS. water palo-
MINNESOTA, E.-4 rs; IL. wa. pd.;. $3.50.
Pay moving. DRUGGIST. villa, Minn. mn
NEW JERSEY. S., 216EDandv 5-room
Garfield park. Floor Te1nlshed: newly
papered: Al condition: garage. Reouceo.
sl8: water paid. DR.. 34l2.
MORRIS. W. 2os;-S rms, easily heated
water paid. inside toilet. Reouceo, STU.
Ri O645.
ROWLAND I6O5-6-room double. semi
mod. yard: nice location: near SchooI: SIS
OHIO. e. 738-single. 6 rooms mod: Re
finished in and out. Redu. SO. II Lo4z
OLIVE. I72l-5-rm. mod. full basement;
garages: $50. Southport 219-W l:
PENN, N. 2424-5-rm. mod, double, gar
s45 house for $3.50. IA. 3639-W
PINE. $685. rms. near Tech, St; Mary
high school, grade schools. RI. 1907
PROSPECT, 429-5-rm. mod, gar. s24;
Raymond, E, 14l8; 4-rm. mod, gar, $40.
RURAL. N. 405-7-room modern double:
hardwood floors.
mod hardwood floors. gar. water DO.
SINGLETON. 2IOl-5 rooms. bath garage.
clean. S21 SO: water pd. DR.. S509-M
TEMPLE. S, 11-5-room mod. double, clean.
easily heated: $40.
TEMPLE. 2203-Dandv warm 5-room dou-
BILE. lights. gas. city water paid. cistern.
garage: Sl5. II. 1448.
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Store-Omce Supplies

PERPETRATORS Attractive refrigerated
display counter and walk-in butcher box;
very reasonable. Ha 2100. a. m. to 3
p. m. 1850 N. Illinois St.
RENTAL AGENCY-Tvpewrtter any maze
special rental price: $50 per month Sc
for months. Lii 4712.
TYPEWRITERS R Bent D. ii II M $40
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SUBURBAN
w National Rd 8 miles. one mile east
of Bridgeport: Arm bungalow. newly
papered, electric lights. well water inside.
garage. large chicken ward. one acre
ground: exceedingly low rent. Inquire at
20 w. Kansas St. city.
TERRIS. 536O-Q3OO S. Eme-sonl: arm.
BUNGALOW. gar. Y acre: SIS. Ii. 0466