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Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Naval Veteran To
Retire June 30

WASHINGTON, May .. UP)-
The Navy department announced
today that Captain Thomas A.
Keaney. yard captain at the Mare
Island, Calf, navy yard, will retire
on June 80 at his own request after
35 years of commissioned service.
Captain Kearney served during
the Spanish-American war and was
attached TO the naval ammunition
depot at st. Juliens Creek, Va, dur
ing the World War. Later he COM
manded the Yangtze, China. river
patrol, and in 1922 was appointed to
the Brazilian naval mission. He has
served as commander Of the Mare
Island yard since August, 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Keeps Her Word
With Burglar

CHICAGO, May 2. U.p)-In ex-
planning today why she had waited
two weeks TO report she was rob-
bed, Mrs. Howard d. Whitehouge
told police she would rather lose
thousands of dollars worth Of jew
elry than be unfair even to q crim-
inal.
On April II, Mrs. Whitehouse said,
she entered her home on Lakeshore
Drive to find a youth ransacking
the place. He already had filled
two suitcases with clothing and
jewelry and forced her with a gun
to sit and watch while he filled an
other.
II promised him I would wait
two weeks TO report the robbery II
he would give back some OF the
things he had TAKEN Mrs White
house said
He gave them back. ! kept my
promise. l will not give a descrip-
ton OF him--but do think you can
find the things he took in pawn
shops and I am willing to buy them
back"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Loses Life In
Boiling Tar

LOS ANGELES, May 2. W.p)-The
body of Archie Lee Martin. SO. CT
Huntington Park. was found in a
vat Of boiling tar today at the plant
OF the Western Pipe and Steel COM
pany, where he was employed as an
electric welder.
Martins body, virtually mummi-
fled, was found by fellow workmen
soon after he had turned his torch
over to a relief man. 1t was not
known what caused him TO fall into
the vat. police reported.
Martin lived with his wife and
four children at 5l22 Miramonte
Blvd, Huntington Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Portugal Ends
Island Revolt

S LISBON, Portugal, May .. U.P)-
The government announced today
that the federal military operations
against revolutionaries on Madeira
Island had been successful and the
rebels concentrated at the Port of
Funchal had surrendered.
The official announcement said
that, with the surrender OF the
Funchal rebels, the entire insurgent
force on Madeira Island had sub
mitted to the authority of the gov
ernment and the revolutionary
movement was ended.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Quick Finance
With One Bill

One $40 bill had a record turn
over here this morning when it set
tied $50 worth of debts in one and
one half minutes.
Tom Morrison at the Lion Sery-
ice station paid Willis Bradshaw
$40 in wages, Bradshaw paid Robert
LeBlue $40 for two cash meal tic
kets at the Fourth Street lunch
stand. LeBlue paid Morrison $40
for restaurant, Morrison receiving
his own bill in the last transaction.
Since the men were standing in II
group, the bill travelled rapidly
about, returning at last TO the or
iginal paSser.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Freedom Given
To Mrs. GirardO

Mrs. A. Girardo, Imperial Valley
"Cantaloupe Queen, was released
from the San Diego county jail yes
terday afternoon after hearing on a
writ of habeas corpus before the
superior court there.
Mrs. Girardo is wanted in FL
Centre on a charge of theft of
labor. Ernest Clay, deputy sheriff.
had gone to San Diego TO return
her to the Imperial county Jail
when he found she had applied for
a writ of habeas corpus.
The writ was granted. and the
"Cantaloupe Queen" given her free
dom On he grounds hat the COM
mitment she was held on in the
San Diego jail was not warranted
by a judgment. The commitment
was to the Imperial county jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Small Estate
Left BY Flyer

LOS ANGELES, May 2. U.P)-
The late Robert G. Fry, pilot of the
airplane which crashed in Kansas.
causing the death OF Knute Rockne
and six others, left property valued
at $4,000, according to a petition for
letters OF administration filed today
by Mary E. Fry, of Burbank. the
pilots widow.
Most of the property consisted of
personal effects in Kansas City, Mo.
No will has been found, it was said.
In addition to the widow, the
pilots parents, John and Lena FRY,
of Milwaukee, Wis, were named in
the petition as heirs.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
TWO HURT IN CRASH

COLUSA, Calf, May 2. UP, -
Evan Hampton. %, manager OF the
Union OH company at Williams, is
In dying condition at the Wood
land clinic. and Elmer Prime, 25, was
slightly injured when Primes air.
plane crashed from an altitude of
200 feet near Maxwell last night.
Hampton received fractured
skull, q crushed chest and several
broken ribs.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Ranch Burglars
Obtain Watch

One burglary and one attempted
burglary were reported to the sher-
ifs office today
A house on the 10i ranch south
of Brawley was broken into last
night, said the report. The house
was thoroughly ransacked, but the
only thing missing is womans
Waltham watch on a long gold
chain.
The door Of the Firestone store
in El Centro was broken open last
night, but check up this morning
disclosed nothing missing.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Lineman Will
Survive Shock

Clyde Davis. employee of the
Southern Sierra company, is slowly
recovering in the Ell Centre hospital
from third degree burns on both
hands.
While tying in wires on a pole six
miles from El Centro on the Seeley
road in some manner the wires con-
tacted and threw 1900 volts of elec-
tricity through his body. He was
unconscious for hours following the
accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
ENGLISH AVIATORS
START ONCE MORE

LYMPE AIRDROME. Eng, May
.. WP)-Captain T. Neville Stack
and j. r. Chaplain. attempting to
test the practicaDility of air mail
flight between Australia and Eng
land, departed today on their third
attempt to fly to Australia.
On two previous attempts TO make
the round trip in 81 days, they had
been forced back by weather con-
ditions and motor trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Prince Michael
Reported Better

BUCHAREST. Roumania, May 9.
U.P)-Crown Prince Michael was
reported improving today after ino-
culation with diphtheria serum. The
prince has been i'll since Wednesday.
King Carol indicated the i'm
provemert of the prince by depart
ing on a three-day visit to Einiso-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
ANGER KILLS TWO

POCATELLO, Ida, May 2. UP)--
Angered over a trivial remark made
by a friend, NJ. J. Clark, travelling
salesman, shot and killed Larry
Innes, 40, early today and, a half
hour later, took his own life.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
BASEBALL SCORES
National

At Pittsburgh
Cincinnati ..... l30 0l0 600 5 10 3
Pittsburgh . 00l 004 60x-ll IL
Benton, Ogden. Eckert and Suke-
forth; Willoughby, Grant, Osborn
and Phillips.
Boston al New York, both games,
postponed, rain.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, post
poned, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
SUES HEALTH OFFICER

LOS ANGELES, May Q. U.P)-A
damage suit for 100000 was filed
against DR.. George Parrish, city
health officer, today by Beta Tot
ten, 1i-year-old school girl, who al
legged false imprisonment.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02

Go To Coast - Twelve Eagle
Scouts under the leadership of H.
E. Lounsbury, scout executive, r. P,
Moore and Fred Williams were
guests today aboard the airplane
carrier U. S. S. Lexington off Long
Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Daily Reports
OF Finance And
Grain Markets

CHICAGO, May 2. W.D-Scarcity
of offerings after the early break
brought in short covering in wheat
on the board of trade today and
prices rallied sharply to close high
er. Corn rallied with wheat but
closed unevenly steady, only May
advancing. Oats were uneYenly
lower, failing TO recover. Firmness
at Winnipeg was a factor. AT the
close an announcement of a 25 per
cent reduction of the German wheat
tariff due to a short crop caused a
squirt upward. The announcement
by the StabiliZation Corporation
that wheat held at Atlantic and
Gulf Ports had been disposed of
came as surprise 10 the trade and
inspired a large part of the buying
The amount taken was estimated
around l3,000,0 900 bushels, but Off
cial confirmation could not be had.
This would make some 20,000,000
bushels of the original 100000
bushels now sold.
AT the close wheat was II 10 liac
higher with May sc up, corn was
unchanged to sc higher and oats
were unchanged TO sc lower Pro-
visions were steady TO lower, lard
dropping Is points on scattered SELL
ing.
Receipts were: Wheat, 81 cars;
corn l22, and oats, 19.
Cash grain was wheat unchanged
corn y to lc lower and oats un-
changed TO 1c higher.
May wheat old closed at .3l&
May corn old at .552. and May oats
old at .26A.
NEW YORK, May 2. UP)-Bears,
thwarted in an attempt TO under
mine the market by breaking United
States Steel common and American
Can, hastily covered, their buying
turning the stock market up TO
higher close today after a sharp re-
action in the first hour.
According to preliminary calcula-
tions, the Dow, Jones & Company
industrial average advanced 1852
points to l4720; rail averages ad-
0.l8 points to 86.72.
Sales totaled 1900 900 shares, COM
pared with 100000 shares last Sat-
urday.
The opening was tame, most is
sues being slightly lower. Dealings
were in volume equal to around
100000 shares for a five hour ses-
sion.
Steel opened unchanged at ll4A
ctn IN n
few minutes Steel was making new
lows for the last four years. 1t
1925.
simultaneously American Can
vas driven down to a new low for
The year at 1855, where it was off
rs. The whole market dropped with
Can and Steel.
The subsequent recovery was as
swift as the decline. Steel came
back to around lie and Can to
around 100, and other issues made
recoveries.
Auburn Automobile swung
an arc of 19 points between
1876 and 204. At the latter price it
vas up lS points. 1t held most of
The gain.
LOS ANGELES, May ?. U.P- |
all issues advanced |
on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange today. Trading
vas dull.
Gilmore Oil l7la, unchanged; !
Southern California Edison 44i2, up
=: Security First National Bank /
,lia, off y; California Bank 7s
Los Angeles Gas and |
Electric 1861, off 81: Union Oil
l6s4, unchanged and Richfield Oil
rs, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02

ara. The royal physicians were said
TO be satisfied with Michael's con-
ditiOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
Second Camel

Second Game)
At Boston
Washington .... 900 020 900 l--3 5
Boston .............. 900 001 O0l O. 9 !
Marberry, Hadley and Hargrave;
Morris. Moore and Connolly, Ruel.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-02
American

New York at Philadelphia, post
poned, rain.
At Boston
Washington .... l0l 900 1876 i3 l
Boston ........-... 900 100 00l-2 9 o
Fischer, Hadley and Hargraye;
MacFayden. Brillheart, Durham and
Berry, Ruel
ST. Louis .......... 600 001 000-1 4 /
Chicago ....... 900 Dol 001-2 6
Blaeholder and Ferrell; Caraway
,and Tate.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
Announcements
Lost and Found

BRACELET-Diamond, platinum. emerald.
containing 149 diamonds. 3 emeralds. on
Thursday afternoon, downtown shopping
district Reward. YOT1NG & SIMON. $40
woodward Bldg, 18th & b SITS. N. W..
DOG. ATREDALE. male Md. tag 5000
Reward. Phone Wisconsin 3913.
tween 10 As and H. IN DIAMOND CAB
Return to Powhatan Hotel Barber Sh. Rev
PoCKETBOOK, ladies' containing prayer
beads with initials H. B.. picked up IN
Grants store. Finder keep money out re-
turn other contents to O36 22nd st. NV.
WRIST WATCH-Lady's diamond be.
tween Georgetown and Franklin st. or
on Burlieth Bus. WEST O23l and receive
reward -
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
20 Brick Houseot Rooms and Bah Completely odn .dM$4(Z5I
Commissioners Notices

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Deceni-
Der 81. 1881 Notice is hereby given that
in accordance with the act of Congress ap.
proved March =. 1927. there has been
printed in the regular issues of the Wash-
ington Post and the Washington News on
a delinquent tax list containing list Of
taxes in arrears on real property IN the
District of Columbia on July 1. 1881. I'm:
Guiding special assessments overdue and
with penalties and costs are not paid
prior 10 January ~. 1882. the date fixed
for sale the property involved viii be
iector of Taxes D. C.. commencing Jan
uary 18th 1899. and continuing each day:
Sunday and legal holiday excepted, until
REiCHELDERFER. H, D. CROSBY. D. A.
DAWSON (ActinE). Commissioners, d. c.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
w S
In Todoy's
CLASSIFIED ADS

SUBURBAN HOME FOR RENT
IN beautiful Silver spring 49,.
rooms and bath bungalow with
built-in garage, lnclosed porch
Convenient bus service =,
schools and churches Only S46
per month.
ELECTRIC WIRING-Extra outlets
for the Christmas holidays q.
may cash for the work and save
zS per cent don't miss this
0ppOrtuRity.
ROOMS FOR RENT-OtlS st.
several, very attractivelY furnished
rooms , excellent meals :,
alI home privileges reasonable
rental,
fkese are ''sideliJhts' on some o. B1da
lnteeestiRg adveytiSsN eRts yoB tGiI find Il
tOddy's Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
Special Notices

CAN TAKE 10 tons TO New York City
Box CSC Times-Herald.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
Want - Miscellaneous
BOOKS WANTED

BOOKS BoUGHT-AH kinds. any quantity
NET. B415. Psarlman's Big Book shop.
pas 6 %, u, W, Ext, 1907,
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
Automobiles
LINCOLN

LINCOLN 4-PASs. COUPE painted dark
blue. Reconditioned mechanically and
= wonderful bargain at our price. S376.
wARFIELD MOTOR COMPANY =.
1l30 Conn. Ave. n W.
DECATUR 3l10
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
500 REWARD

For the return to Nichols Co.. 326 Wood.
ward Bldg. of . diamond and platinum
ring, containing ! large diamond ana ~
small Baguette diamonds. on Dec. 20 At
or near wardnan Park Hotel. .,-
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Psrkside Hotel. 1886 St. N. W.
3 NICELY furn rms. entire floor. Gas
elec.. linens, c.hw. Reas 212 C st. NV
MET. 1878.
1895 10TH ST. Dupont CircleI-3 rms:
kitchenette. bath. Well furntsned and
equipped.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
WASHINGTON TIMES

BUSINESS OFFICE. 1917 H. ST N W
BATES DELIVERED By CARRIER IN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The Washington 1fmea datlS N de-
nvered by carrier at 10 cents Der week
Daily TInles and Sunda1 Herald 10 Cents
Ger week daiIV Times and Herald daily
90 cents DeI week: daiIV Ttmes end
Herald dailV and SUNDAY % cents rel
week
The WashsnEton aeraId daiIv ane
sunday ia delivered bV carrier At rs
'enie peI week daiIV onIV 10 cents Uei
week and Sunday ohlV To- csntS neI
RATES BY MAIL
NRaOahle AduanC0l
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

IS Statesmen, Wanted
MEN WANTED to operate world renowned
of washington, D. c.. MI Rainier, Counties
of Prince Georges and South Montgomery
Reliable hustler can start earning S35 wky.
and increase rapidly. Write immed. Raw.
leigh Co., Dept. DC.-A-6-S. Chester Penn
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

CASH for your car. Without a
doubt I pay highest prices. II
car is not paid for, will pay :'our
Undue balance, give you the differ
ence in cash. No delay. See Mr..
Barnes. 1923 14th st. D9atur 1890
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
GIFTS FOR THE HOME

XMAS TREE TRIMMINGS; l0c, orna.
ments, 8 for 25c: &c tinsel, yds. 2oc:
eatries at astounding low prices. Boston
Barg, House, 3416 14th st. NV. AD6149
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

If YOU can deliver a free service coupon
book containing $12 In free service tor
81 for local super service station, we offer
YOU a position that will pay you $40
daily. Sales experience not necessary. Op-
portunity 10 travel. See Mr.. Sharpe at
Pro.tex.U Service Station, Georgia ave.
& v Sts, Monday. Tuesday or "wednesday
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Wanted TO Rent
Houses for Sale

NORTH OR EAST-6 or 7-room modern
house, single preferred, with garage Not
over $50. l Bog B I'll.
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ONE DEATH REPORTED
IN INDIANA HEAT WAVE
Two Men Collapse as Temperature
Ranges From 95 to SO.

Ranges From IS to SO.
The third day of the second heat
wave in Indiana within a month
brought no promise of relief today.
rhe forecast is fair and warmer.
The only hope for relief is local
Ghundershowers. No reports Of rain
have been received from the west.
Mhere is possibility the mercury
would drop within the next twenty
Eour hours.
One death and two heat prostra-
tions were reported Tuesday as the
temperature ranged between 95 and
D8. Harry Crage, 50, died while
Working on farm near Corners
Rille. His death was believed super
Induced by the heat. Thomas Haase,
III. an Indianapolis city employee,
was prosCraUed while working on a
street. Richard Ooley suffered a
Sunstroke near Bloomington.
Vegetation was reported to be
parched near Anderson, where no
kain has fallen since July /. Tenn
perature there Tuesday was IS de-
grees. A similar temperature was
reported in Seymour, and 90 at
Bloomington.
Water stages in White river and
Eall creek were reported to be the
lowest of the year. Authorities say
there is no danger Of water short
Bge, however.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-15
union MINERS
MEDIATION PLEA
BEFORE HOOVER
White House Influence Seen
Necessary to End
Mine War.
By scripps-Horard Newspaper Alliance

By scripps-HOWard Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Om-
Gals Of the United Mine Workers
today are awaiting President Hoo
vers decision on their request that
he call a conference between opera
tors and miners to force peace In
the soft coal fields and to stabilize
the industry.
Reasons why the President should
take such action we're presented to
Secretary Of Labor Dosk and to Sec
rotary Of Commerce Lamont at a
f1nal three-hour conference Tues
day. On Monday, during three
hour session, John L. Lewis, preSi-
dent of the mine workers, and his
associate officials submitted a de-
tailed report Of conditions which he
pictured as desperate and steadily
getting worse"
I'VE have completed our presenta-
don Of tie case" Lewis declared
after the conference. I'VE sup
ported our original representations
In our message to President Hoover
On June II, when we requested that
be call a conference between OPP
orators and miners. We will now
await the recommendations of Sec
Eetaries Doak and Lamont to the
President and his action thereon"
Lewis said the miners will make
kwo demands at the conference, if it
b called:
First, recognition of their right
DO organize, and
Second, the erection of a fair
mage structure for sterilization Of
btle industry.
Throughout. the two day session
With the miners, Lewis and others
emphasized the need for Presidential
Interference in order to prevent
widespread suffering next winter.
They pointed out that already
stems of thousands Of miners and
nheir families are starving because
pf lack Of employment"
The mine workers officials feel
&hat unless White House influence is
employed to terminate the industrial
Warfare, conditions next winter will
be tragic.
Secretary Doak explained that
Epokesmen for the National Miners
Union, the, so-called radical or
ganization, we're not invited to the
conference because in a stateme-t
last week to Theodore Joslin, t.
rotary to Hoover, they protested
against conference with the mine
workers.
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COLORED
2540 N. oxford; 7-room single. ONLY
$3.50.
Gregory & Appel, Inc. Ii. 7491
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Legal Notices

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Office Of the Board
Indianapolis, Ind. July Il, 1881.
Notice to Bidders:
Notice Is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City OF indianapolis.
Indiana. that sealed proposals viii be re-
ceived BY 1T, at its office. until 10 a. m,
on July H. 1891, for the sale of the fol-
lowing described houses and accessory
sii-sis North State street.
s2i-s23 North state street.
s22-324 North Waicott street.
sis-S20 North Walcott street.
1898 North Walcott street.
$40 North Walcott street.
322 North Randolph street.
Sle North Randolph street, 4
All bidders to include in their PIG the
complete moving andfor wrecking or
razing of said buildings, and accessory
buildings; including all foundation walls,
and leaving the premises free and clear
OF all debris and building material caused
by said removal or wrecking. subject 70
the approval Of the board; premises to be
cleared OF said improvements by Aug 10,
Bidders shall attach to their bid a
certified check in. the sum Of per cent
OF their total bid.
The Board Of Public Works reserves
the right 70 reject any or all bids.
=. KIRK MCKINNEY.
LOUIS e. BRANDT
CHARLES O. BRITTON.
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ROAD CONTRACT is LET
q. r. Hiatt Awarded Lawrence
Township Work.

County commissioners awarded a
contract for construction of the j.
G. Langstyn gravel road in Law
renee township, continuing Thirty
eighth street from Emerson to Ar
hngton avenues, one mile in length,
today TO j. r. Hiatt, contractor. The
bid of $3.50 is subject to approval
OF the state tax board.
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Houses for Rent
1928 Lawton

w. '~<~~ " VII
5-room modern. garage: $500.
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
MARKET. E.. 9S2-Mod- T-Toom bTicF
MINNESOTA, E.-4 rooms, water paid
$3.50. DRUGGIST. villa and Minnesota
NEW JERSEY, s.. el3-8-ROOM MODERN
HONE; 4-CAR GARAGE; Al CONDI-
ORIENTAL, s., 1877 rms, water pd., gas,
elec.. gar, near Ford plant; sl2.
| OLNEY. ~, s3s-5-rm. bungalow; nearly
new: oullt-in-teatures; adults. Oh 2z79-M.
OAKLAND. Sal N-A.tractive modern
all on one floor: large basement Rybolt
furnace: screens. awnings: S36; with ga
rage: $40; adults l block E. Mich. car.
PALMER al r.; l544..5 T9ms; water paid. gas.
| PARKVIEW. 21o-6-room mod. fine condi-
ton; no garage: $50. DR.. 2o4l-J.
SCHOFIEED. 5009-6-room modern house:
double garage. Beech Grove l46R /.
SCHILLER, T2-5 rooms and bath, clean.
SIS; water paid DR.. 2083-W.
TALBOT. N. 2335-5-room mod. double.
newly deco. parking space. Ia. 7171.
TEMPLE g. PEARI-Nice clean 4-room
semi-mod. bungalow. redeco.: sl4: He. 58o5
TEcUMsEH, 62s-Near Tech; Arm. mod.
double: gar. Reduced $40. Oh. SSH
GARAGE: water paid sl8. Ii. o672
WASHINGTON; E.. s717-6-room mod. dou-
bic: nice ward: $50. IT. 4112.
wIsSGoNsINT ST. Si9-Clean 5-Fms; s egaE
moe newly panied; gar, S14. III. 0642;
reas. to Responsible tenant Ii 1928.
tub: All: garage; $3.50 Ia. 3Si9-J. -
RENT REDUCED-6-room south = double
newly papered. water paid. II. 1915.
ON NORTHWESTERN CAR LINE
27l5 Clifton, 5-room single. lights, gas.
Gregory & Appel, Inc. Ii. 7491
n; YoRK: E.. 72!o8-Tmi mod, except fur
1 2Fs down g. 222 SIS F 2a sag Rod hardwood
| ALMOST new mod. single. nice I'd. gar;
good location. ia. 1914 after 5 p. m.
Al SMALL DOUBLE
2213 Sheldon: rooms. Only $40.
Gregory q Appel, Inc. Ii. 7491
COLORED
$50 N. Oxford; 7-room single. Only
Gregory & Appel, Inc. Ii 749l
Wanted to Rent
house single preferred. with garage Not
over $50. Box B I'll.
Houses for Sale
South
1910 FLETCHER AVE: 81 $50.
Four rooms. complete bath, double
garage. paved street and alley. vacant. eX
ceent e5 5oSati9n Sple9d1lds value at sl63S;
LAWRENCE j. SEXTON. REALTOR, In
diana Trust Bldg. Ri. 7l51. II. 0621.
Lots for Sale
FOR. SALE-Vacant lot No. 469 in Bellaire
addition. Improvements paid. Size COX
lat. Robert Hartsook, st. Bernice, Ind.
Cottages and Resorts
NEW Mod. cottages private; Lake schae-
fer. Ideal Beach. Lake Side Lodge. IT. 1850
LAKE front mod cottages. Gail Millers-
vile. Ideal Beach, Schaefer Lake or Oh.
0i02. Indianapolis Ind. 1907 North Gale
Real Estate for Exchange
so ACRES house with furnace, 2
barns. poultry house and other buildings.
Mostly tillable running water; Is miles
south of Monument. Price $500. Take
small clear property for part. Ri. 6441.
E. Tenth Tenth St. Oh. s574-M. plOp'- W. -00-
INCOME RENTAL-Will trade for clear
lott owner. Wa. 1881.
| $1,1oo EQUITY in 5-rm. bungalow in
Shadeland park, trade for acreage with
house. Oh. 4647, Ir. 3345.