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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-12-23
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What Does Fascism Defend3

On November %, Dino Grand, foreign n1inis-
ter OF fascist Italy, made speech In America. ss
which he said:
THE issue is whether we shall or shall not be
able to defend the greatest achievement OF
modern civilization; that is to say, the highest
moral and material standard of life secured by
our working classes"
Well now, what is this achievement" WORTH
How high" is the material standard OF ufes
that fascism has allowed the working class az
Italy to secure? Not so high apparently.
the differences inherent in Mussoinis "instruc-
tions" of December IL are to be taken as mean-
ing anything at all.
Firstly Benito admits that there is a serious
CRISIS IN fascist Italy BY the way this fact should
be explained by those dumb clucks and liars vho
picture fascsm and Bolshevism as "the same
thing because, forsooth. they are both Dictator
Ships
Fascist Italy is a capitalist dictatorship-and
1t has crisis; but Bolshevism in the Soviet
Union is dictatorship of the working class
and there is no crisis there, quite the contrary,
there is unheard of industrial and social progress
The difference is in the class nature of the two
relationships, and what flows from that differ
ence.
But Grandi was spouting about defending"
something which he called the highest material
standard OF life' of the working classes But how
high is that of the Italian working class when
Mussolini has to admit that the crisis he con-
fesses to has brought on 'the suffering OF the
poor" and can only suggest that such a condition
be "alleviated' by Charitable institutions? Not
very high! In fact this is the Hoover Hunger
Program applied to Italian workers by Musso-
lni
In effect, then, it is NOT a defense of any
high standard" OF the workers-because there
is no such thing; but defense of capitalism
AGAINST THE WORKERS WHO DEMAND A
HIGH Standard
This is further proven by Mussolinis instruc-
tons that fascist authorities must remain on this
job twelve hours day-not defending the work
ers-but suppressing them This comes out when
he says the authorities must combat defeatism
and ulnor-mongering." And it is added that
"All such enemies must be eliminated from cir
culation.'
Hence it is clear that what Mussolini is doing
is ordering more repression against the workers
who object to being starved TO death under the
capitalist crisis. That is what all capitalists mean
when they talk about warning on depression"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-12-23
TO HERBERT HOOVER
BY H. Fl. LEWIS

,.,,-,.... BY Fl. Fl. LEWIS
We ask for the bread of social insurance,
You give us the stone of charity.
ALI right then,
It's milestone
On which Hunger may sharpen
That insurrectionary edge.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-12-23
BY MAX WEISS.

"On the eve of the crisis the bourgeoisie
with the self -sUfficiency that springs from in
toxicating prosperity, declares money to be a
vain imagination. Commodities alone are
money. But now the cry is everywhere: money
alone is a commodity, AS the hart pants
after fresh water, SO pants his soul after
money, the only wealth. In crisis the an
tithesis between commodities and their value
form, money, becomes heightened into an alb
solute contradiction. Hence in such events
the form under which money appears is of
no Importance Capital Vol l. page 1859
The Washington times., 1931-04-01
j. Of MISSOURI
FETE APRIL 4

Members of the Missouri So
ciety Of Washington and the Uni
versity of Missouri Alumni Asso.
citation in the District of Colum.
bia will pay honor to DR.. Walter
Williams, president of the Uni
verSity of Missouri, and his wife
at a reception and banquet on
the evening of April 27 at the
Hotel Mayflower.
Members of the diplomatic
corps and number of other dis.
tinguiShed perSonages will be
among the special guests, while
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur
M. Hyde will preside as toastmas.
ter.
The reception and banquet will
mark the first visit to Washing.
ton Of DR.. Williams since he was
1naugurated president Of the
university last January, and in
order that the event will be a
success all Missourians, whether
members of the society or the
alumni association, are being
urged to attend.
Invitations are being broadcast
to all Missourians in the Capital
City by L. c. Dyer, president of
the Missouri Society," and John
B. Gordon, president of the
Alumni Association.
In addition to DR.. and Mrs.
Williams and Secretary Hyde,
distinguished guests include Gen.
John j. Pershing, Senator Harry
B. Hawes, Mrs. John B. Hender-
son, Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose,
Senor Don Manuel c. Tellez, am
baSsador from Mexico; Senor
Don Carlos G.. Davilla, ambassa-
dor from Chile; Katsuji Debuchi,
ambassador from Japan; Chao-
Chu WI, minister from China;
Senor DR.. Juan B. Sacasa, minis
ter from Nicaragua.
The Washington times., 1931-04-01
Dam Workers Seek
Half SATURDAYS Off

ENVER, April / UN.SD
The men who worked out the
complicated engineering plans on
which the Hoover Dam is being
built want the same privileges
as other Government workers.
This was revealed here recently
when Raymond F. Walter. chief
engineer for the reclamation bu
reau, wrote to United States
Commissioner DR.. Elwood Meade
protesting the recent action Of
Congress in granting Saturday
half-holidays to all Government
employees except filed workers in
the Interior Department.
The Washington times., 1931-04-01

We were very fortunate in sec
of high grade Certainteed Floorte
are the new 1881 Patterns. Thou
seconds, we guarantee them to
tory wear. 6 choice patterns.
The Washington times., 1931-04-01
GAS TAX BILL SIGNED

MADISON, Wis, April /
dN.SJ.-Gov. Philip La Toilette
yesterday signed the highway bill
placing q 4-cent tax on gasoline.
The Washington times., 1931-04-01
SOCIETY TO MEET

The West Virginia Society to-
night will hold its annual election
of officers at a meeting in the
Washington Club, Seventeenth
and I Streets Northwest,
The Washington times., 1931-04-01
When you sniff with a
cold , breathe Vapex

Il cleans your head, stops
snuffIins, and promptly
relieves and refreshes you
ALL Of the miserable distress Of a
cold vanishes with just a few deep
breaths Of the delightful Vapex
vapor. Stufed>up heads clear.
Shifting noses dry up. Labored
breathing becomes free. For this
The Washington times., 1931-04-01
Shameful Blemishes
Made Others Turn Away
but almost Overnight
they turned to admire

@"Sy S~HSSS@ So ~SS"G"
"Pimples, blackheads and ugly
blotches nearly drove me mad.
Squeezing made my skin look
worse. BalmS, liquids and pastes
nothing helped. Then a friend
told me about Rowles Mentho
Sulphur-how its Phenol ingredi-
ent cleared up infection-how its
Sulphur cleansed the clogged
pores-how it's Menthol soothed
and healed sore, raw tissue. I
applied this ointment at night.
The next day looked better. In
a few days my skin cleared up"
For relieving itching torture,
pimples, blackheads, blemishes' or
eczema there's nothing better
than Rowles Mentho Sulphur.
Clears skin right up! Keeps it
clear. Sold by all druggists.
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1449 m. New .IerSev

downtown or unfurnished;
Call BREVORT HOTEL. III. g. Ohio SITS
3 FURNISHED rooms mod. heat, lights
gas: $3.50 wk.. mr.. Wash. Oh. 3148-R.
LOVELY Woodruff: extra large room,
kitchehette furn. l rm.. $3.50. Oh. 4108
IF YOU SEE a want al that interests YOU
answer it today. the opportunity NAV be
gone tomorrow
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PRINCETON HOTEL

Nice clean rms. hot. cold water. SIS wk.:
bath. SIT. Steam heat. A real winter
home: ladies. gentlemen. 232 S. Ill.
CENTRAL CAR-521 E. 18th. 49, Nice at
tractive rm. Modern home. Ri. 1852.
CT nonic Running water. 81 for 2.
OC' DcIllo 1856 west Market
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Room for Rent With Board

DELAWARE. 2055 Ma pleasant home;
twin beds or single rms meals. ia. 3046.
GLADSTONE, % N.-Mod. rm., board;
E. Wash. car line Ir. 6651.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-25
Pigeons in Ceremony
Committee Is Named

Contest committee members are
Colonel John S. Fishback, Indiana
national guard; Captain Albert N
Guivera, regular army instructor Tor
the Indiana guard; Lieutenant
stanton t. Smith, Schoen field COM
mander: Lieutenant Cecil F. Rey-
nolds and Captain John G. Hansen
of the guard squadron.
Technical committee members IN
clude Bob Shank, Hoosier airport
president: Walter w. Winslow, IN
diana Aircraft Trades Association
president, and Lieutenant Howard
H Maxwell, Central Aeronautlcal
Corporation secretary
Winslow will be starter for events
and Colonel A. j. Dougherty, eighty
fourth division chief of staff, will be
referee.
Timing will be directed by Lieu
tenant Matt c.. Carpenter, Indiana
guard, and Harry Brunel, Indian
apolis Power and Light Company
will be scorer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-25
Melon Raider Shot

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 25.-An
alleged raid on a melon patch re-
suited in confinement of Wayne
Bush, Is, Stockwell, in a hospital
here today with severe gunShot
wounds. Bush, whose arms and
legs were sprayed with shot, said q
farmer fired on him and Cecil Plat
and Ben Osborne Jr., also of Stock
well
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-25
Legal Notices

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS TO FILE
CLAIMS.
Notice is hereby given that the court
has ordered all creditors OF Capitol City
Gravel Company to file their claims, fully
itemized and duly verified. with the un-
dersiened Receiver, on or before October
18th, 1884, ar be forever barred from
sharine IN the distribution to creditors.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY. Receiver,
III North Pennsylvania Street.
ROEMLER, CARTER AND RUST.
Attorneys for Receiver.
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Doubles and investments

WOODLAND, 82I-23-7-room modern 8
bedrooms. double garage. improved street
? blocks public and parochial schools
one side rented at SIT, other side vacant
for purchaser or potential income s54. 90
q month, good condition. newly re-
decorated throughout. near Fountain
gage about $500. snla1 cash pavinent
secures Deed. LAWRENCE j. SEXTON,
Realtor, Indiana Trust Bldgs RI. 7l5t,
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Houses for Rent

BAKEMEYER. 245-4-room double. lights,
gas, garage; reduced. DR.. 1857.
BELLEFONTAINE, 2838-Mod. good con-
dition; reduced rent. Wa. 0913.
BEVILLE, N, 922-5-rm double. mod ex-
cept furnace; new gar. SCI. CHI 4157.
COLORADO, N, 1216-Attractive bungalow,
rms. mod. gar. water pd.. S35. Ir. 1416:
CORNELL 2925-5 rooms, garage, water
paid; reduced $22. He. 2O90.
DEARBORN. N, 2245-5-Rm. mod double;
clean, easily heated; near school; $40
DENNY, 812-Modern, firm. bungalow,
double. very reasonable; Al. Oh. 3265-W.
EMERSON. s.. 102-Attractive Groom mod.
double. clean. Reduced $3.50. Ri. 1850.
GENT, 2103-4 rms. gas, cleo; inside
toilet. garage. water pd.. SIS Ii 1862.
CLIMBER. 1520-Single. 5-room mod.
garage. near school DR.. 5459-R.
GLADSTONE, N, 18-Mod. 5-rm. double;
heat, water furn.; gar; $3.50 IT. 3689.
HIGHLAND, N, 418-Modern cottage, $25;
near Tech. large yard. Oh. 1891.
HOYT. 2315-4-room single. semi-modern.
garage. Rent reduced. Hu. $685..
INGRAM. 1822-6-room modern double.
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Business Announcements

OLD CHAIRS MADE NEWLY rebottom-
ing in cane, hickory or reed. Call Board
of Industrial Aid for the Blind. Ha 0583
BATH ROOM-Complete S6O plumbing &
heating Installed: reasonable. Ia. 4O2I
FLOOR polished by machine; 81 per room
up. LANGDON. Ha. 3640-W
ELECTRICAL WIRING-5-ROOM COT
TAGE SIS. Ii. 5962, CHI 5568-R, EVE.
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Help Wanted Male
LIVE WIRE Statesmen

LIVE WlRE Statesmen
Free to travel or work in Indian
apolis and surrounding territory;
good pay; transportation paid; ex-
perience unnecessary; not house to
house or magazines. Don't miss this
opportunity. For interview see Mr..
R. Schlossberg, Friday, 6 to 8 p. m.
Telephone calls not answered. Am
bassador hotel, $50 N. Pennsylvania.
WE want some men who need to make
money. know the selling game and not
afraid to work. 1923 N. Illinois. 8 to
a. m.
Be your own boss. Have a business of
your own. Barbering pays TORRS
SANITARY BARBER COLLEGE.
SALESMAN with automotiYe and radio
knowledge to sell our services; must be
high-class representative. Be. 1888.
FIVE USED CAR statesmen WANTED.
WALLICK g. HENRY MOTOR SALES.
S9l5 E. WASHINGTON ST
WANTED-2 energetic men with sales
ability: leads furnished. Phone MR..
RARDIN, Ri. s103. 8-1O am or to pm.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
Barter and Swap

$500 EQUITY in new WHY'S coach: unable
| to make delivery of car. and will sacri-
| fee. Ia. 3212.
HOWARD piano, Simmons bed springs,
mattress; trade for coal. Ri 8l04.
AUBURN limousine: good condition: $40 or
| what have you? 507 N. jefferson.
WILL TRADE floor sander for motor boat
| or diamond Ir. 1923.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-25
Painting and Papering

PAINTING, exterior. interior: comp. insur.
HENDRIX DINKLA. $3.50 E. 34th. Oh $3.50.
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service: 81
room. O'DONALD. Ri 1923.
PAPER HANGING-Hung and furnished
$4 up. GLENN FREW. BE. 0838-R.
PAPER furn. and hung $3.50 per room.
Oh. 1904. FRANK JACKSON IT 24l5
EXPERT paper cleaning; yard and gen.
eral housekeeping, repairing. BE: 4864-M,
PAPER furnished and hung; $50 discount
on all orders up to Oct %. DIR. OIl8
FIRST-CLASS paper hanging, 10c per roll.
Repair work, painting reasonable. II. 6O88.
PAPER HANGING-S2 Room; plastering;
quick services VAN 81 SON. DR.. $3.50
If YOU DON'T FIND what you are. look
ing for in the want ads today. 1t may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily
Personals
DETECTIVE - Private. CONFIDENTIAL.
525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1854; eyes, Hu. 3lO7
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Many Desirable Houses Are Listed in the Houses for Rent Column Today
Real Estate for Exchange
Household Goods

~. MERIDIAN. 2235-4 apartments Fririd
aire. modern. good heat
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Live Stock
Poultry and Supplies
Musical Instruments

GULBRANSEN mahogany grand, fine con-
dition. may be had for small balance.
Viking MUSIC CO.
100 E. Ohio st.
SEVERAL NEW GUITARS FROM So TO
$40. Call Ia. 0616.
KINGSBURY oak upright piano; spec. SIS.
Viking MUSIC co.
40 E. Ohio st.
FOR SALE+Holton E Flat, Alto Saxophone.
reasonable. Call Ri. 2714.
KING oak upright piano; special $500
Viking MUSIC co.
100 E. Ohio st.
SAXOPHONES all sizes and makes, easiest
payment plan in town. LORENZ SAX
SCHOOL, Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900.
TIMES WANT ADS make Interesting read
ing because interesting bargains OF manv
kinds are listed here dailv.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Day book, weight tickets, on SEN
ate Ave. between Indiana Ave. and New
York st. Ri. 3149. Reward.
LOST-Fox Terrier. white with black spots
and brown ears. vicinity 10Th and Ruckle
Name Indy" Reward. Ii. $780,
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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TRANSFORMATION

# YOU-Are driving somewhere and wish
congenial guests to share expense. call
Auto Travel Bureau. Ii. 1851. 426 N. Ill.
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Store-Omce Supplies

RENTAL AGENCY-Typewriters any make.
special rental price; $3.50 per month: Sc
for months. Ii 4712.
USED Corona portable with case: $17.50:
1-yr. guarantee. Judd. 142 N. Mer. Ii $3.50.
TYPEWRITERS E BENZ 4, J H; M ssSo
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

-
ALABAMA. N, 5sO-Rm.. kitchenette. reas.;
single rooms. z price first week.
ALABAMA, 1921 NJ large front room;
kitchenette; down; for 3; priv. Ii. $3.50
ALABAMA, N, 1919 FRONT SUITE; MOD,
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. RI. 1887
ARSENAL 315 N-Living, bedroom, kitch-
en-; overstuffed. clean, quiet. -
ASHLAND, 1922 large rms. down S.:
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ASHLAND, 245o-2 large housekeeping
rooms; everything furn.; mod. He. 4678.
furn. for housekeeping. DR.. S304-J.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1O1S-S front. furn..
mod. private entrance. Christian home.
BROADWAY, 1138-Clean room, Kitchen
cite. range, sink; $5.
CAP, N. e24-2 connec. mod. rms, front,
back emit; respectable people; reason.
CENTRAL, 2604-Front rm:; large KITCHEN;
private entrance. No children.
DELAWARE, N. 6l4-Furn. hsekpg. apt:
running water; also sleeping rn1. LII 6296
EAST, N, 836-Pleasant, clean rm. and
kitchenette, everything furn.; So week.
EfA aFn 3 anf fGl m6d r SR 2a
ENGLISH, 124O--2 rms. furnished .scom-
plete. newly decorated water, lights,
gas, steam heat all paid $3.50. DR.. $3.50
FOUNTAIN SQUARES rms, $3.50; 2
rms, $3.50; ! rm., So. 1917 Prospect st.
HIGHLAND. q NJ clean. mod; every
thing furn.; garage; adults: 81.
HOYT, 1902 housekeeping rooms, also
sleeping rooms by day or week. Private
entrance: nicely furnished.
1d LII IN n, 2ss97l rm., kitchenette
ILLINOIS. N, 128O-Under, new manage
ment;. nicely furn. rm. also apt; reas
coy front apt; private entrance.
steam n heat eat S.. Ha' 1858. - ~ "4'-
ILLINOIS, N, 1892 or rooms hot
water heat. Ha. S858-M
ILLINOIS, ~, l5O2-s5, Sc, 81; neat, light
sinks, ranges, mod. furnished complete.
MERIDIAN, s., 1902 rooms, next bath.
Sc: 1-rm.. sink. SIS: adults. Dr. 5442.
rms Tor the night. CSC and Soc. Ri. AIS.
1449 N. New Jersey
rms. bath up. IS; 9 rms. down, 81;
OHIO. $40 E.-2 large rooms, running
water: $3.50; other rooms 50 up.
OLNEY, N, 1502-Room, kitchenette; mod
ern; everything furnished. Oh. 4097-J.
4
unfinished; modern. Ri. 3706.
PENN, N, housekeeping and hsekping
rooms everything furnished. Ha. O309-J.
PROSPECT. 719-Nice clean mod. housekp.
rms private: everything farm. Dr. 6025.
SOUTH ST.. E. 317-Three UNPUBLISHED
rooms. list floor. bath. SO.
SUMMIT. S., 24-UnfGrn: 2 connecting
rms. private emit Ii. 6176
WASH. E. 1920 mod. rms; everything
furn.: pri. entrance; range; garage.
! 10TH. E.. 1913 furnished rms. cheap
hent. Private entrance. Oh. 6480-W.
| OWNTOWN-Furnished or unfurnished;
| l or rms, wklY. or monthly rates: util
Call BREVORT HOTEL Ill. g. Ohio SITS
| 3 FURNISHED rooms mod. heat lights
gas: $3.50 wk.. mr.. Wash. Oh. 3148-R.
LOVELY Woodruff: extra large room,
kitchenette furn. l rm.. $3.50. Oh. 4108
IF you SEE a want ad that interests YOU.
| answer 1t TODAY. the opportunity NAV be
gone tomorrow
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NO down payment; near 37th and Key
stone; $50 monthly buys Broom bunga-
low: front and back porches; full base
ment: furnace: garage: chicken house
large lot. Open evenings and SUNDAY
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Pets

POLICE PUPS Should be seen to be APP
preciated; reas. He. 2054. 1851 Broadway.
BOSTON terrier. Az months old. pedi-
greed. $50. 401612 E. Wash. If. 0938.
RABBITS pedigieed, New Zealand red and
white and meat rabbits Be. 4098.
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Suburban for Sale

$50 Down
S16 Per Month
wELL-BUuT 4-RooM COTTAGE GA
RAGE AND 4 ACRE. NEAR SOUTH
EASTERN AND EMERSON AYES.
Bert Wilhelm
2lo6 s. EMERSON AVE. IR 1897.
4-ROOM Bungalow. / acre. End house be-
yond Jog. west side S. Harding St.. 212
miles south of river. $50 down. Ri. TITS.
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Only 10 brand new an-steel re-
frigerators at special reduced prices.
z cnI0rc
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Furnished Apts.-Houses

"a AtASAAS0 - Skoe AAOuOOo
ALA, N. 15l8-2-rm. kitchenette apt;
o'stuffed furn.; Murphy bed; uti. Ii. 1885,
ASHLAND, 155S-Small apt; in-a-door
bed; kitchen; bath; util.; adults. Ri. S471.
BELLEFONTAINE. 23O5-Furnished apt: 5
rons and BATH: garage: newly decorated:
everything furnished: $40 per wk.
DEXTER. s.. 30s5-5-room cottage, fur
nished, except bedding and dishes; 81 a
LOCKERBIE, GENT. East and New York
clean. mod. priv; steam ht.; arm. apt;
walking distance; reasonable. Ii. 5000.
MARKET E.. 1904 rooms furnished:
light. gas. heat; $40 wk. Ri. 1647.
MERIDIAN. N. 843
THE .COLONNADE APT. HOTEL.
We have a beautiful, Groom and pri-
ate bath front apt: long living room,
large bedroom, attractively furnished
linen. phone, maid service, everything for
guest comfort and convenience furnished,
Si2.50 week, single or double. Delicious
properly balanced meals, attractively
served. including 4-courSe evening dinner
MICHIGAN. E., 62s--Furn and unfurn
apts.: all utilities furnished. Ii. 271s-
s92 MIDDLE DRIVE. Woodruff Place: q
newly furnished rooms. Oh. 4249.
RILEY. N. 427-Mod. rms, bath: priv:
everything turn. except linen. II. 5406
SHERMAN DRIVE. "a N.-Rent or lease
very desirable 3-bedroom home. furn or
unlurn.. near bus. car. spacious lot: many
flowers. Pear garage: accessible churches,
school: 12-nlln. downtown: ref IT. 1886.
VERMONT e. 3339-Share 6-rn1. mod
with couple; after ESQ P. m. .Ch. 1880
WALNUT, E., ll5-s rms: alcove: priv.
bath. SIC, See housekeeper in basement.
bath apt: downstairs: priv. borch 81 wk.
nth. W.. .42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apartment: utilities furnished. s38 Gail
A1aEtmens Ne b 2AA GRANT,
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EXPERIENCED counter and pastry girl
good baker and salad maker. German
preferred. 401 E. Michigan.
WANTED-Middle-a Roumanian lady
70 tie up grape vines. CHARLES MOCK,
SHERMAN drive and Raymond 81.
UTILIZE that spare time: good pay;
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Business Places for Rent
Houses for Sale

NORTHWESTERN AVE. 2936-Cor store
nm. with 2 liY. rms. garage. Ia. 2551.
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CLINTON HOTEL-29 Vir. clean, sleeping
rms; $3.50 up also hsekp.; steam heat
WANTED-2 boys, girls, or couple home
priv: mr.. restaurant; reason. Ha. 0253-M
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Miscellaneous for Sale

MOTOR OIL
Several 5 gal. cans heavy 1000
pure motor oil, special for a few
days at s2.25 per can.
l ID. cans, 10c each.
Is ID. cans, $2.15 each.
Several rolls lawn fence at reas-
enable prices.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South st.
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Suburban for Rent
Farms for Rent

NO down payment; near 37th. keystone:
and back porches: full basement; furnace;
gar. chicken house; large lot Open eyes,
and Sunday owner. Wa. 3099-R.
FARM & Furnished house. 40 miles. Free
pie. for repairing. Times, Box A 225
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Polar Ice and Fuel Co.
1000 Northwestern Ave. ia. 0689
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North

SEMI-MODERN 5-rm. house on Prospect
St.. near Keystone. price $1,000. 500
cash. SIS per month Ri 1914.
West
HAUGH. 1874 rms, furnace $50 down;
$50 month Ii 8687