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The Washington times., 1931-01-14

MANAGERS - To organize States for
amending prohibition law; convention
plan. F. W. Buck. Room $50. Southern
Building. 18th az H.
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LARGEST EXCLUSIVE manufacturer Of
bookkeeping, billing and adding ma
chimes in the world frequently has openings
in Washington for young men who are
willing to enter its employ on q small
initial income and learn the business from
the ground up. Business or high school
education preferred. Write Box. C-240,
Times Herald. stating age education. Ad'
dress and telephone number.
The Washington times., 1931-01-14

CHAUFFEURS-1O. with Identification
cards Apply Anacostia Cab Co.. HOS
Good Hope Rd. s. E.
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Financial
MONEY TO LOAN-ON
AUTOMOBILES

CONFIDENTIAL LOANS. Refinancing Of
autos. prompt service, longest termS'
lowest rates in town. 400 Chandler BldE::
1927 Eye st. n. W. Parking lot In rear
of building. Met. $3.50.
AUTO LOANS-LOw cost. prompt ser
vice. Pacific Finance Co. Open evenings.
1888 New York Ave. N W. Met. 7793.
AUTO LOANS and reiinancinE. confiden'
tial. lowest rates: ample parking NC
Gill 1902 R. L Ave N. W North 4954:
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MADAME PARKER

MADAME PARKER
Guarantees to read your entire life. past,
present. future. Gives help and advice on
business, love, health. family affairs.
Hours, 90 Read, 81. 6O4 F St. N W.
Look for big blue sign. below Hechts store
PRINCESS DIANA
GIFTED HINDU PALMIsT. If in trou-
BILE. unhappy. discouraged with life, you
need my help. tell past. present. future.
business. love; health. family affairs.
charge. 637 N. W. Over Springer's
Res, opp. Hecht Co. Hrs. 9 to 9. Sun. 90.
EASTMAN, l213 NE4Fo ETE ST SaS4 y W.
ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE.
25 YRS. ON 14TH ST. IN WASHINGTON.
NOTED SEERESS tAsgtrSol3pgist.
NEVER NET YOU. TELLS YOUR NAME.
IMMEDIATELY TELLS OBJECT OF CALL
.922 18th ST. 0EFIeAI 0EFR G14E61As: sF6RB:
CONSULTATION. 81. 1881 BOOK FREE.
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 4

UNIVERSITY graduate, certified teacher.
wishes students to coach in English.
French, Spanish Latin. Italian, Greek and
German. Phone North 0509
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CLAIRVOYANTS s

LICENSED N DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PROF. WRIGHT, 46O N. J. Ave S.E.-sea.
8 D. m, sun, Wed, Fri. Read. Ii. 4193
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AN AUTO MECHANIC, exp. wanted; also
radio salesman; other positions daily.
Wash. Business Bureau. 229 Bond Bldg.
14th N. Y. Ave.
Al COLORED POSITIONS, such as jani-
tors. porters, elev. operators, bellboys,
drivers, hotel, apartment and restaurant
help, secured through the
WASH. BUSINESS BUREAU
COZ Bond Bldg 14th and NV York Ave.
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MALE AND FEMALE
Business Opportunities

QUICK CASH RETURNS Tor seIIlnB RhC
coupons Paine Studio 923 st. n.
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Educational
INSTRUCTION COURSES

EXCEPTIONAL. COURSE. short. saves
time and money: earn more; graduates
in demand: new classes now forming.
Bovds School 1898 F st Nat, 2340.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

pOCITIoNC Need 200 dly.; Stenog.,
man. FREE reg. Boyd's. 1898 F. Nat 233S
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MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES II

SCIENTIFIC PRUNING
That produces large, nicely colored fruit,
to 30 cents per tree. Write A, HART.
Ard
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1RESSER WANTED At ONCE, eEpsrA.
enced only. Apply 500 G st. n. VI.

Three young men, experienced preferred:
in our radio dept; street commshons'
automobile desirable Apply at once: M
TayIor, HARRY KAUFMAN. 1915 7th St.
n. W, Radio Dept. basement.
The Washington times., 1931-01-14

WANT TO GO to Louisville or Cincinnati
by Thursday. Any one driving, please
call Lincoln 1929.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-05
ALASKA RAIL FIGHT OPENS, REPORTS THE
 FRISCO EXAMINER

Says the San Fransico Examiner of January 19:
 ANCHORAGE, (Alaska), Jan, 18 -(INs) Uncle Sam is about to have private opposition to his Alaskan railroad
 Following announcement from Washington that Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur had favored a 30 per cent increase on freight and possible 40 per cent passenger increase for the rail- road. a delegation of Anchorage business men today were on their way to Seattle for the purpose of purchasing steamship .o op- crate direct to Anchors in com petition with the railroad.
 A similar effort failed two years ago, when the railroad refused the use and service of the Govern ment dock here.
 UaQeT the new TaCeS the cost of freight on a ton of groceries from Seattle to Anchorage would be $46 as against $33 at present
 Simultaneously comes the an nouncement that the White Pass Railroad is contemplating drastic cuts in its rate in order to cap- ture all interior business.
 A representative of the Pacific International Airways of Alaska is said to be comforting with of- ficials in Fairbanks on the pro- posed establishment of an air passenger route to Seattle, with rates lower than the railroad
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CITY PEOPLE EAGER
 TO MOVE BACK
 ID TIE COUNTRY
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS or PEOPLE MAKE APPLICA
 TIONS HOMESTEADS

WASHINGTON, Feb, 5, (P)- Thousands of city dwellers are seeking homesteads in the West at the rate Of 400 to SOD a day.
 Land office employees say the same thing occurs in every per iod of depression.
 Most of the letters come from the thickly populated centers of the East and from Central United States. Many are from farmers of the East seeking a chance, while some are from the white collar class.
 During the fiscal year which ended last June. 434-550 home stead entries were recorded over the number of the past year It is thought this year will see an increase of 5OO,O0O to a million.
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SENATE TESTING RIGHT IF SMITH
 T0 POWER OFFICE
ISSUE IS UNPRECEDENTED IN HISTORY OF COUNTRY,
 TIT IS SAID

WASHINGTON, Feb, 5, (P)- The Senate considers today Sen atop Walsh's resolution t0 test in court Chairman Smiths, of the Power commission, right to off flee after voting 40 to 33 reject ing Smith.
 Although President Hoover rel fused the Senate request to re- turn the nominations for recon sideration. he was put into office.
 The issue involved an unpre- cedented action in American his tory
 The Senate voted to. reconfirm the nominations of Commission CTS Marcel Garvaud and Claude Draper but the dispute arose afr ter three of the five commission CTS were dismissed as members of the commission staff.
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FORMAL CHARGES
 AGAINST BUTLER .
 IN PROPER HANDS
BUTLER AND COUNSEL SAY NEXT MOVE KS UP TO
 DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, Feb, 5, tPi- With copies of the formal charg les against General Snedley But Ter served on the Marine and Navy departments in the hands of said department, NJ has not been decided whether or not to make them public
 At the same time, Vanderbilt, in Phoenix, Arizona, said that the General had nisquoted him in telling of the Mussolini incl dent.
 The Navy department had previously said publication was up to Butler. Buffers counsel last night told Navy and Marine officials that his client and him self have not sought publicity nor avoided it, or endeavored to prevent publication, but thought that the department should del eide the question
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OCEAN LINERS POWERED
 BY RADIO IN FUTURE

LONDON, Feb, 4, R-Speak- ing in somewhat whimsical vein the Earl of Inchcape, ship ping magnate, envisioned a pos sible future day when ocean lin CTS would be propelled, heated and lighted by wireless from a central power station ashore, or even by the shackled rays of
 What the future may hold expressed in power units and their application he said, mo man alive today can foretell.'
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BANK FAILURES
 SPUR CONGRESS ID
 SEARCH FUR CURES
RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE PRESENTED THIS TERM
 OF CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Feb, 4, (P)- Rpurred by bank failures in rel cent months, members of Con- gress expect to lay the ground work at this session for the most important banking legislation since the Federal Reserve act.
 The clash between the unit nank proponents and the group or chain bank advocates prom lses to precipitate a battle during this session
 The house banking and cur rency committee, which has been making an exhaustive study of group, chain and branch bank ing, hopes to complete the gath ering of information during this session and may make recom- mendationS for the new Congress.
 A subcommittee of the Senate committee on banking and cur -ency is conducting an inquiry sAnder resolution pr oviding for a complete survey of the national and federal reserve aanking systems, and recon lendations for legislation as soon as practicable.
 A bill introduced by Represent ative B dy, Republican of Maine, would authorize national banks to establish or acquire branches within the limits of the respective federal reserve districts.
 A measure sponsored by Rep -esentatiye Strong, Republican of Kansas, is designed to prohibit group or chain banking.
 A bill introduced by Repre- sentative Goldsborough. Demo- arat of Maryland, would restrict 9hain and branch banking
 Representative Mo Fla d d e n's measure would authorize the comptroller of the currency to Rxamlne each federal reserve nank, and every member bank and affiliated corporation of such hank
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NEW 7REMORs T0PPLE BUILDINGS IN QUAKE
 ZONE, NEW ZEALAND

NAPIER, New Zealand, Feb, 5, (P)-New tremors toppled stand ing buildings about the rescue squads today.
 Napier and Hastings are speed ing complete evacuation and this city sent an appeal to the railroads at Wellington to fur nish rolling stock to remove the populace to camps where they can be cared for unA sanitary conditions are resDred.
 The death toll is mounting. and it is believed the total will ad- vance to 1000 with several thou sand injured
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TOOK NINE TREES, N AGREES PAY FINE BY
 PLANTING THOUSAND

NEW YORK, Feb, 4, R)- A citizen of New York State is still paying one of the strang- est Christmas debts so far rel corded.
 When charged by an officer of the state conservation depart ment with cutting down ever green trees on forest reserve land to sell as Christmas decor ation, he was fined the custo- mary penalty of $10 for each tree.
 But unable to pay the fine, he begged to be permitted to work out his penalty by replacing the nine trees with 1000 more.
 Under this agreement he has since been busy repaying his debt to the scenic beauty of the state.
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MuRDERESS RELEASED
 BY JURY AFTER TWELVE .... YEARS IN PRISON

SEATTLE, Feb, 5, (#Ruth Garrison, poison murderer of Mrs. Douglas Storrs, wife of Ruth's sweetheart, a deputy sheriff here, was granted her freedom from the criminal in- sane ward Of the State peniten- tiary after F years.
 A superior court jury was out 35 minutes after three e-day hearing.
 Ruth was immediately releas- ed. The jury decided she was R safe and sane person to be at large sIa!
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ENGLAND GAPE:S '. AT FORD PLANT . 0|V THAMES BANK
NO TWO AREAS PRESENT THE SAME PROBLEM, CLAIM
 ENGINEERS

DAGENHAM, England, Feb, 5, (P) Before wide-aWake con- gregation of conservative British industry, Henry Ford's engineers are rearing here a brain-child of concrete, glass and steel in a huge automobile factory
 Tn this structure, which takes advantage of every stray beam of English sunlight, workmen will have no more privacy than goldfish as they assemble 1000 automobiles daily when the pro duction peak is reached
 Built On land that was for merly a spoil bank on the Thames, the factory also serves to reclaim a large section of waste land
 Even as the Chicago packers are heralded as using all the hog save the squeal, So will the new factory take advantage of the surroundings.
 The electrical equipage of this new factory will have a capa clty equal t6 the requirements of a city of 25O,OOO Production is fore cast for the fall of this year.
 Driving approximately 13,5OO piles so. 6O, 40 and even 80 feet into the ground, no two areas of the 500 acres reclaimed present led the same problem to engin- .eerS.
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GIGANTIC PRODUCTION
 Is STEEL C|TY's G0AL

MAGNETOGORSK, U. s. s. R. Feb, 5,(P)-Here are some fig ures to show the size of the Rus sian job in building this new steel city"
 Its ultimate population, it is estimated, will be 8O,000 and it's estimated cost will approximate $4OO 100000
 Annual capacities of the com pleted steel plant are to include 2,670,0O0 tons of steel, 2,50000O tons of pig iron, 2,1OO,OOO tons of rolled metal with ultimate ex- pansion to 100000 tons of pig iron
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BRONZE AGE GRAVES

KIsKEROs, Hungary, Feb, 5, Sixty graves of the bronze age, about 4,5O0 years ago. have been found by the school master near this town in the center of the Great Plain of Hungary. The National Museum is supervising excavation work.
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TIE STOCK MARKET

A. Juneau g, A. Can. 1212, Ban corporation A, 241s, Cities IS, Cons. Gas. 92, zellerbach 51s, Durant l3s, Motors 38A, Gold man ', Int. Tel. 27, Kennecott 235#, Lehigh 61a, Radio 1872, Richfield 5, Stand N. !. 473s- Carbide 6O1s, Union, Calf, 2312, Steel 14l.
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REPORT CONFIRMED

PLYMOUTH, England, Feb. 5, (P-It has been confirmed that nine were killed and three off cers seriously injured when the Royal Air Corps seaplane dove into the sea and exploded, as was first reported yesterday
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ALASKAN REINDEER
 TREK|NG 10 CANADA

PORT ARTHUR, Ontario, Feb, 5, P)-N. H. Dimond one of the owners of the Dimond Reindeer company, St- Michael, Alaska, and Charles Botesom, owners of the Dimond reindeer ranch at Grand Marias, Minnesota. ar rived at Lakehead to arrange for grazing privileges in the Lake Nipgon area.
 They plan to bring 1000 rein aeer from Alaska soon. It is said the climate is well suited and that reindeer moss is plentiful
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MASONIC SERVICE

The Seward " Masons Lodge held private Masonic funeral Ser vices at D m. today for H. E. ID. Wallace, whose remains will be sent East for interment.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-05

One who had ocassion to be up early a few mornings ago, report ed that for about one-half hour a series of light quakes "shim- nied."
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Business Announcements

AUTOS RESTORED-To new car condition;
roadhaze removed. nickel shined, tops
dressed vacuum cleaned: special at SO
up Free gas with every job. Call for
low estimate. 1903 Sheldon. On 1888.
OLD CHAIRS MADE NEW-By rebottom-
ing in cane, hickory or reed. Call Board
of Industrial Aid for the Blind. la. 0983.
BROWNS magnetic paint, will keep wa
ter from running into cellars. Ii. 2298.
BATH ROOM-Complete. $50: plumbing &
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 4051
GEN. REPAIRING-Real sewer man; leaky
roofs, CUTTERS furnace coils. Oh. 2283-J.
UPHOLSTERING-Fur repaired in your
home; clean, paper hanging. BE. 28ll-W.
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED-Built; building
pointing. cement work. IT. 2l22 RING Q.
FURNACES cleaned. SITS. Flues cleaned.
repaired quick service. Be. 220l-R.
ELECTRIC movement installed in any
clock Gribben. Deliv. Ii. 1921. HUI 1888.
FLOORS Rescraped ref IN ss3s T0rk
~ guar Ieas. Vi. zz2o-H1.
Ct NOTICE-Drain your plumbing, save;
p1 best prices on all work. Oh. 3643.
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Furnished Apts.-Houses

ALA. N. 15l6-Front. ? rms. kitchenette;
overstuffed. walnut dinette: private emit
AUDUBON S.. I0s-5 rs. turn. mod. ex-
cept furn SIS: blk. CT car. bus IT. 5S44
CENTRAL 2l3l-Front: ltv. rm,. bedrm-,
kitchenette, priv. porch, ent.; $3.50. He.
4l55.
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Furnished Apts.-HOuses

EAST-5-room nicely furn.. strictly mod
ern house: $3.50 va. paid. II. $3.50.
LOCKERBIE, 6f2-Modern 4-room, nicely
furnished, priv. apartment; reas.s close
in, inspection; references. wa. 434l-4.
near school: utilities; $3.50. DR.. 1881.
PARK. l93l-Will share mod. home with
emp. couple; utilities; garage. He. 1893.
WALNUT, T., i15-3 rms. private bath,
$40. See housekeeper IN basement.
WASHINGTON, E., 372O-Lower; very
nicely Turn. rms; all mod. 81 week.
18TH. W, 42-Nicely decorated Kitchen
ette apartment; utilities furnished; s35.
CAL Adj. No. I. The GRANT.
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Storage and Transfer

CLEAN FIREPROOF sTORAGE--w Where
your goods are safe. Private lockers
Low rates. easy terms. Get our price
on moving; guaranteed service.
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO.
can ri 1850 419-23 E. Market St.
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
tlre-proof storage house Store now. pay
months later. No charge for hauling
PARTLOW-J JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
419 z. Market. Ri 1850
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. packing
California shipment
RI 1923 Ri 6561 Nights Oh 0699- "
OTTO J. SUESZ
MOVING-Anywhere exp white movers;
ext care care So; 24-hr. service. ALLISON.
w. E, RODOCKER-- st. Transfer. Gen
hauling. 821 E. Gath. Wa. 4433.
MOVING-Hauling. So white men: any
thing. anywhere. ANYTIME. Oh. 1878.
LOW-PRICED moving Call for estimate
CHAS. COOMBS. 50 S. La Sale. Oh. 1891.
STORAGE-Low rate Furniture for sale
and hauling. 441 Blake. Ri. 3842.
MOVING-3O days time or will take fur
nlture as payment. BEE INNS. DR.. 1902
MOVING. S3-You help. 81 less; quick
service: careful white men. Oh. 5840.
CARLIN TRUCKING CO-Cash. credit or
furniture. He. 1929, Oh. 1702-J.
MOVING RESPONSIBLE DIR. 2710
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Sal ESMEl
Male or Female Help

SALESMEN-And salesladies wanted by
factory representative for new and scien-
tific electric article; good commission and
exclusive territory. Phone. Ia. 4543
LET us tell YOU how to earn money dur
ing spare time, selling useful tool Ad-
dress Times, Box A-255.
SAIFSPEOPLE-Xmas novelties and cards,
big demand Call 629 Peoples Bank Bldg.
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Ambassador Apt. Hotel

LN1llGOANAL1LL T. AION
LIZ RATES.
Beautiful. modern complete. furnished
or unfinished. with OF without hotel
service. walking distance. 85O N. Penn
sYlKania street OF can Ri. 1871.
LADY. employed part time, viii share
coy, mouern home, niceIy furnished,
with girl or couple; garage. IT. 140l.
COTTAGES rooms. 2 bedrooms: all mod
eTn. furnished. radio. 2l00 north. S35.
Mr.. MOTT. Ii 23lS evenings. Ii. 9065.
NICELY FURNISHED 5-room home. north
east: garage: Immediate possession: $40.
Mr.. MOTT. Ii. 23l8; evenings, Ii. 9065.
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA, N, 2445-Cheerful front rm.;
good heat; priv. home; or ?. Ha, lo39-W.
BUCKINGHAM DR.-Near Butler. large
rm.. priv. bath. new home. gar. hu. 25I0.
CENTRAL, 25l6-Front. well furn.. heated
and lighted: constant hot water. Ia. 7l34.
COLLEGE S55S-Fxceptionaliy nice warm
rm, for men. Private entrance. shower.
hot water, garage. car lines. Wa. SS08.
COLLEGE, 1865 middle-aged ladies to
room. Ii. S794 |
MER., s6S N.-Apt. u; front single or cor Son
meeting rms; steam heat; gents. Ii. 2ll8.
MERIDIAN. N, 20th--l or ? lovely large
rms near bath. shower, gentlemen. own
ers private home. ia. 20l9.
modern. beautiful, warm. MRS. SMITH.
f gESS6Hr Nj 1 Win AK6RSN6 GH WAfER
REAs. HE. 1858.
PENN. n. 2l40-Large well-heated nm;
suitable ! or 2; private home. Ia. $780,
PRATT. E.. I26-LARGE BEAUTIFULLY
FURN,: WALK. DIST. BET. PENN. s.
W. c. Barton. 1883 woodlawn.
PENN, N. 2i64-Good. clean sleeping rm.,
mod: private family. ia. zesl-R.
RUCKLE. s309--Attractive. warm rm..
private family; near carline. wa. l152-M
SUTHERLAND. 5c2-Attractive front rm.:
on Central carline. He. zl65.
VERMONT. E.. 2s0-sleeping rm.. furn..
modern. warm. clean.
WASH. E, S2Of-Steam neat, loNeiS
rooms: double and single. Oh. 534I.
WOODRUFF PL., 774 w. Dr.-LovelY front
rm. good heat. Oh. 5724.
WOODRUFF, 952 f. Dr.-Warm. cheerful
rrn.. in new private home. en-. 0630-M.
18TH. E.. 52e-couple in private home;
everything furnished: ref: 81 Ri. 6656.
nth. w. l32-Warm mod; week free: ?
semployed persons. Priv. entr. Ii. 1888
&6TH w. 47-Large front rm.: no other
roomeres empl. young men. Ia. 02l6.
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Help Wanted Female

WOMEN and Girls desiring to be Expert
Penmen to attend night glasses at the
2l7-18-19 WINNER Bldg.
Bring 30c-Material furnished. Our new
system OF teaching is easy to learn
Amazing results assured. Monday,
Wednesday. Friday. to p. m. w. f.
WILMOTH. Teacher. Ii. 5242. IT. 1851
statesmen
FOR FAST SELLING DON'T DELAY.
IS VIRGINIA AVE.
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Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND. 12l4-Upper; mod. arm. apt !;
neat, water gar; reasonable. RI 1856.
B'WAY., 2lST-Living dining, bearms
bath between, kitchen; neat, water.
he. 1858
DELAWARE, n, 26II-Beau. arm. lower
apt, neat, wafer. gar. turn. Ia. 4882-R.
DELAWARE N. 3ll-Cozy arm. modern
apt; IDEAL location; reasonable. Ii 1900.
r. l. Fields 45 S. Belle Vieu.
FAIRFIELD, ll49-Tne Ruin; S-room front
apt; all utilities; reIrigeration garage
furnished; bargain rental Wa. 1855
FOUNTAIN SQUARE-3-rm. upper apt;
Sl4 month; water turn. DR.. 1908, to 6.
IRVfNGTON N. 11-3 rms, bath; garage;
utilities paid; $40. II. 34l2.
NEW JERSEY. N. 522--Warm, 2, 4 and 5
PARK, l411-5 rooms, tile bath; range,
ice boz; heat, water, garage He. $685..
WASHINGTON. E., 5Ol41A-5 large rms;
mod; desirable; cd. heat; gar; rent reas.
Indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable apartments IN any part oil
CITY, Furnished emo Gniurnlshed, tom ~
charges OF obligations. LII 4507 evenings
and SUNDAY Wa. 0433 or Be. 3ll4.
CALL Ha. 136l-W. Inquire about a 6-rm.
duplex: heat. water. garage turn.
RA1S--BATH, GARAGE; HEAT, WATER
FURNISHED. HE. 2025.
Apartment Rental Bureau
Apartments IN all parts OF city; free
transportation to inspect apartments.
Cali He 1887 OF Ri 1871 dav or night.
Real Values-Low Rents
412 N. Ala; l bedroom ... $50. so
234-4O E. Pratt; e esffdiscienncyo ]. bed - -
1020-2b Central; effic.. 2l.00- $500 $3.50
,,oa {Ith; ssiJioispcy $500 a4-OO 3s Sc
1920 Park; l bedroom ....... 1900 $500
Alb E. 18th: l bedroom $50. 1900 490
1903 Central; efficiency.
1649-55 N. Ala: effic... $500 1880 $3.50
1893 n. Meridian; 2 bedrooms 80. $500
1925 N. Illinois; eff
cheney: l bedroom. $3.50 $500 $3.50
30l5-25 N Merid.: IL bedrms. 70,00-l19.00
1907 ~ Meridian; 3-bedroom go. 90
Is E. 9th; l bedroom. full
dining room ........... 5000 5000
3515 Penn, bedroom .......... 5000
1914 E. Wash; l bedroom ......... 41.00
4509 E. Wash; l bedroom ........ $3.50
5345 E. Wash: efficiency .......... $3.50
From efficiency types, to 1928 bedrooms.
here you will find the most desirable
apartments N the city. Clean environ
ment. reasonable rents. proper manage
ment new Frigidaire, all utilities. excel
lent heat convenient to street cars, stores,
schools. churches. etc.
Inspection Invited
Moynahan Apartments
HE. 1887. RI 1871 Nights. Sundays.
COLORED; LA VERNE, 22O W. NORTH
rms bath. heat hot wat. S35, Ii. 1862.
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ASHLAND. 1214-Upper mod. arm. apt /;
heat. water gar; reasonable. Ri. 1856.
B WAY, 2lST-Living. dining, 2 bedrms.
tbath between, kitchen; neat, water.
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Hisey & Titus 951 N. Delaware IL 1928
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DEATH NOTICES


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VIM E. Krieger, 1902 n Illinois St.. RI. 1913 Il
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Elb Wednesday m
the LAUCK FUNERAL HOME
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n dence, Greek m Friends
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. c. Wilson, 1880 Prospect DIR. 0
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w. d. Beanblossom, 1921 W. Ray BE. 1888
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Grinsteiner's 522 E. Market