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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
Trapped by
 Fire; 7 Die

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 30.-Seven persons. including three children, were trapped in a fire early this morning which gutted three -story tenement, and burned to death. Frank Vitale. one of the tenants. is being held by the police for questioning.
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WHITEHEAD RETURNS

Edward Whitehead, District Ad- visor, Department of Air Commerce, arrived yesterday from Taku aboard the Alaska Air Transport Patco flown by Sheldon Simmons.
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Sen. Lelgis
 Improping

MOSCOW, Sept. 30. United States Senator James Hamilton Lewis, i'll with pneumonia, con- tinues to gain strength according to attending physicians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30

Guayaquill, one of Ecuador's most important cities, was founded by Benalcazar in 1855.
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vEERS TOWARD BERMUDA
 MIAMI, Sept. 30.-The cratic hurricane. leaving 37 dead and 300 injured, moved with gathering speed today toward Bermuda, hay ing veered from the Florida coast.
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Liner Hits
 Reef ,Uith
 95O AbOard
Rotterdam Aground d but Captain Reports All
 Quiet, No Danger

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The Hol- land American liner Rotterdam, carrying 600 passengers and crew of $50 men on West Indian cruise, in the wake of the destructive hur- ricane, struck reef and went aground early today 60 miles south east of Kingston, Jamaica.
 Everybody is well and quiet and there is no danger, said radio from Capt. Van Dulken.
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AID BEING RUSHED

NEW YORK, Sept. 30 = The steamship Ariguani is rushing to aid the Rotterdam and is due to reach the scene late this afternoon and take off the passengers.
 From the Ariguani came word that the Rotterdam is pounding slightly on the coral reefs and her holds are leaking.
 The rescue ship has space for only 120 passengers but there is sufficient deck space to remove all of the Rotterdam's passengers and also crew.
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companys traffic manager-man
named Edward Huth-he's a pretty
good scout and he'll see you get the
help YOU need"
GunderSon copied the number and
departed. Peters and La Rocco came
in, to report that they had finished
recording all the flngerprints that
could be found
Wen 60 back downtown and de-
velop those prints and compare
them with what we've already got, "
said Larry BY that time we ought
to be hearing from Gunderson."
SO they all went back to Mat
thews' Office, through the late aft
ernoon traffic rush. An hour later
La Rocco handed Larry the pictures
he had developed, still moist. Larry
spread them on a table and COM
pared them with the facsimiles Of
the Jackson gangs prints Which he
carried with him.
We'll, it's no surprise, Of course,
but these are the birds" he said
at last. Most of these prints are
pretty badly snudged, but we've
enough to go on. Here's Red Jack
sons big as life, and Wingy Lewis s.
That's enough"
AS ne was putting his fac-simile
cards back into his packet the door
opened and Gunderson came in.
It's back in your bailiWick, Mr..
Glenn" said Gunderson THAT
phone number is in a little town
named Midlothian, about a hundred
miles from Dover. 1t belongs to a
farmer named Engle, who lives out
on the edge OF town"
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C0-TO-CHURCH
DRIVE TO CLOSE
IN CITY SUNDAY
Campaign Brings Marked
Attendance Increase,
Sponsors Report.

indianapolis families have been
asked to forego Sunday motor trips
and golf games and unite in their
churches by members of the Chris
tan Laymens League and the In
dianapolis Church Federation, spon-
sorS Of the go-to-church campaign.
The drive, which has been marked
by increased attendance at services
all over the city, will close next Sun
Gay, and leaders will attempt to
consolidate gains made.
A flying cross made up of air.
planes from Fort Benjamin Harri-
son, which was to have been on
Sundays program, will be seen Sun
day at 1915 if weather conditions
permit.
Most congregations are planning
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Jean Dunn, secretary 70 Donald Mon
tagqe. LAWYER, delays her answer when
Dolby Wallace. automobile salesman.
asks her 20 marry nm.
At The Golden Feather night club
she meets Sandy Harkirs whose business
connection Is vague Sandy INTRODUCES
Bobby and Jean 70 a Mr.. and Ms.
Lewis. Bobby sells some bonds for
Lewis, who buys car.
Larry Glenn. Federal agent is trailing
Wingy Lewis. bank robher he learns
about the bond transaction and ques-
tons Bobby Larry believes the car
Lewis bought IS srmored. Bobby IN
dertaEes 70 frG cut.
Jean agree, 20 secret engagement
with SANDY The bank OF when her
father IS president IS rotbsd and Larry
starts a search for TIE robbers
Jean goes to see Sandy VINO has been
injured. He and the LeWises are staying
at a farmhouse
Larry learns SANDY was one OF the
bank robbers. DOC Jeckers. who treat
ed one Of the robbers says they are the
Jackson gang. telephone number writ
ten on the wall leads the Federal men
70 a distant farm
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR

EEAN DUNN sat in an oId-fash-
~ Toned rocking chair on the porch
Of the little farmhouse and looked
out at the fields that shimmered in
the summer heat. She had been
at the farmhouse just a little less
than "a hours, now. and every hour
! seemed to increase the queer feeling
Of dissatisfaction and uneasiness
that possessed her.
To begin with, she told herself.
she ought to be getting back to
Dover. She had delivered the en-
velope which Mr.. Montague had
asked her to deliver; that part Of
the job was finished.
In addition, she had found Sandy.
satisfied herself that his accident
would not have any serious conse-
quences, and thus eaSed her mind
on that score. She could not, then,
stay on here Indefinitely. She had
done all that she set out to do; it
was time for her to be leaving.
Yet when she had mentioned this
to Sandy, half an hour before, he
had been rather unsympathetic
about it. Indeed, his lack of SYM
pathy seemed to arise from a wholly
new attitude toward her, an attitude
which she did not at all like.
What do you want to go back to
that dump for?" he asked her petu-
lantly, as she sat by his bed and
explained her desire to return to
Dover.
But Sandy, must" she said. II
can't stay on here forever. I've got
my work to get back to, for one
thing"
Oh" he said, waving hand
alrily. III you ask me, old Montague
don't expect to see you again"
Her eyes Widened, Why shouldn't
he? He just sent me down here
to give you that letter-or whatever
it was"
Sandy grinned at her. Don't fool
yourself, baby" he said. HE knows
you and I've got it bad. Bet you
he's got a new secretary engaged
already"
He wouldn't do that" she said
stoutly. Besides, Sandy, don't you
see-I just can't stay on here with
you, like this"
why not?"
''Why-I just can't, Sandy"
He grinned lazy grin, laid one
hand on her wrist, and slid it slow
ly up and down her arm. "Why
not?" he repeated.
You ought to understand" she
said.
oh" he said, comprehension
dawning Forget it. We're going
to be married. What difference does
it make?"
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. 1875 NEA Service, Inc.

CHE stared at him blankly, while
- his hand continued to slide
slowly up and down her arm. In the
brief time that she had been here,
Sandy had displayed tendency TO
paw her; she didn't like it, and she
disengaged her arm and stood up.
I've just got to go back, whether
you understand it or not" she said.
Cant somebody drive mech, part
way, anyway? To Plainfeld, where
I can catch a train?"
Don't know if any Of the cars
are available" said Sandy.
Then I'll have to take the train
from Midlothian"
He grinned mockingly.
There's only one train a day, in
the direction you want, and its
gone already"
But Sandy! Won't you help me?
I don't like this"
He seemed to become penitent.
Don't worry-I'u fix it. Just forget
about it. I'll fix things"
On that assurance she had left
his bedroom; and now, sitting
alone on the porch and reviewing
the conversation, she was forced to
admit that she did not like the
tone Of it in the least. Sandy didn't
seem like the sympathetic and I'M
Outstanding sweetheart he had been
in Dover and in Maplehurst; some
thing hard and unpleasant was
showing through from underneath.
. Then her innate loyalty came
to his defense.
I'm just-silly," she told herself.
I've been tired and excited, and 7
see things wrong. And he's sick,
poor boy, and not himself.
mustn't judge him SO hastily"
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pre- Thanksgiving services and spe-
cial programs Sunday.
In a combined Family Day and
Thanksgiving service, the Southport
Presbyterian Church will pattern the
days religious activities after the
observance Of the first Thanksgiving
by pilgrims. Some families will dress
after the style of pilgrims and old
hymns will be sung.
Recognition will be given to the
largest families, Oldest and youngest
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(To Be Ccntinued)
Ruptured Men Get
$3.50 Truss Free
Pay No Money-Now or Ever
for This Truss

A newer rupture method developed
By doctor of Kansas City, Mo, is
SO successful he offers to give every
ruptured man or woman who tries
it, $3.50 truss free. 1t does away
with leg straps, elastic belts, binding
springs and harsh pads. After using
it, many have reported their rup-
lures better. Often in a very short
time. Others say they no longer
need any support. The method will
he sent on 80 days trial and he will
send the $3.50 truss free with it. If
the method does not help your rup-
ture return it and keep the $3.50
truss for your trouble. If you are
ruptured just write E. o. Koch, 6238
Koch Bldg, 1906 Main St., Kansas
City, Mo, for his trial offer.
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ACCOUNTANT TO SPEAK
F. M. Williams, Cleveland, Will Dis
cuss Securities Act.

F. M. Williams, Cleveland, part
ner in the accounting firm of Ernst
& Ernst, is to discuss the effect OF
the Federal Securities Act on ac-
counting practice tomorrow night
at dinner meeting of the Indian
apolis chapter Of the National As
ISOLATION Of Cost Accountants at the
Washington.
A new president is to be chosen
by the chapter to succeed L. B.
OLaughlin, who resigned to take an
executive position in Detroit.
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STATE TO OPEN
MILLI0N-D0LLAR
BIDS ON DEC. 10
Grade Separations, Bridge
Construction Included
in Program.

The State Highway Commission
Is scheduled to receive bids Dec. 10
on seven grade separations and 16
bridges having a combined esti-
mated cost Of approximately $1,000
600. They will be financed with
works, Federal aid and state funds.
The letting will include the third
group Of grade separations submit
ted by the commission to bidders
with financing by the special works
fund allotment Of $4,000, 900.
The complete list Of projects:
Financed With Work Funds
Noble County--Crade separation on Road
over the 2. &; o, railroad at Klmmell
with o54 mile Of grading and paving.
Three spans 2l2 feet.
Miami County-Grade separation on
Road 81 under Wabash and Nickel Plate
railroads IN Peru, with 022 mile OF grad
ing and paving. Three spans 10 feet
6 o2sf Goq9{G Era separation on Road
Highland, with 047 mile Of grading. paw
ing Seven spans 1863 feet. Grade separa-
non t.3Tro on Road over Ne% YORK Contra!
sFKs@3f snd P9g Fge sPsns lbs feet
81 miles north Of Silver Lake. with 0 90
mile grading and paving. Five spans. l75
Marion County-Grade separation on
Road 50 over Pennsylvania railroad 0.6
nile southeast Of indianapolis. Five spans,
248 feet Extension TO box underhll on
Road 50 over Lick Creek 06 mile south
cast OF indianapolis and OBI mile of
Bradlng and paving.
Blue River at Shelbyvllle Five spans 900
leet, WIN 20 mile Of grading, paving
p Carr 5a County Extension Of bridge on
ROAD 80 over Bridge Greek. one mile south
OF Delphi. One span % feet.
Financed With Federal-Aid Funds
Lake and Porter Counties-Bridges on
I99aq 50 over Deep River, nine miles west
oil oil valparaiso One span. 50 feet. zone
brld9e on each OF the divided lanes)
~ GROWN COUNTY Bridge on Road as over
later Bug Greek, g miles southwest Of
RR 6sd ne one spanl 80 feet Bridge on
southwest OF Nashville. one span. 80 feet
Monroe County. Bridge on Road s. over
llngton, One span, 60 feet. Bridge on
Road 46 over Piercefeld branch. 81 miles
ea Sto OF Bloomington, one span, 80 feet.
over Black Greek. 81 miles northwest of
Cr9a,ygtho fore gil one span, s. feet
spans, Cd feet
Financed With State Funds
- White County Bridge on Road 10 over
Raymond ditch, five miles west of Brook
Ston. One span 80 feet
Knox County Bridge on Road 81 over
River DeShi5, SO miles southeast Of Vim
cennes. With 0.5 mile Of grading and paw
ing. One span rs feet
PULASKI Coqnty-Bridge on Road ia over
selaer One span % feet
- Jasper County-Brdge on Road ia over
GurtisS Greek, SO miles west of Rensselaer,
Three spans 96 feet. Bridge on Road ia
over SAVIOR ditch, &c miles west Of Rens-
se!aer. one SPAN 25 feet
newton County-Bridge on Road ia over
Carlson ditch 35 miles northwest Of
Morocco Two spans. 40 feet
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now GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE
(COntlnued)

Peters and La Rocco were busy
with their fngerprint apparatus,
collecting prints from the glasses
and bottles.
Gunderson was methodically 60
ing through drawers and cupboards
and finding nothing worth a second
glance. Matthews was busy in the
kitchen.
Larry Glenn stood in the living
room, looking slowly about him for
some clew however slight, that
would shed some light on the
sudden move the occupants of the
apartment had made.
Over in the corner there was a
little table bearing a telephone.
Larry strolled over and stood froWn-
ing down at the instrument. He
bent and picked up a phone book,
and ruffed through the pages with
care, looking for scrubbed numbers,
notes, Notwithstanding. The
quest was useless. The book seemed
as new and untouched as the day
it came from the printers.
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LIE laid it down and glanced
X 4 q hn11t him Than he " ,1,l1

HE laid it down and glanced
4 L about him. Then he saw what
he was after On the tan wallpaper
close to the door frame, three feet
from the telephone stand, was
something scrubbed in pencil He
bent closer to look at it. Some one,
apparently, had written phone
number on the wall: Midlothian
326.
Matthews came into the room
and Larry called him. He camo
over and looked at the number,
which Larry was copying into a
notebook.
That's not a Chicago exchange, .
said Matthews.
mop"
mo. Anyhow. all Chicago num-
berS would have four numerals
Larry gave the number another
scrutiny. That's been written re-
Gently" he said. You can tell
look-it isn't smudged or faded.
Somebody. wrote that down on this
last visit, if I'm not greatly mis-
TAKEN.
Matthews bent to take a second
look and nodded agreement. He
called GunderSon, and when the
agent reached his side he said:
Look, Gundy, copy that number
and then slide down to the phone
company headquarters and find out
where in the United States there's
an exchange named Midlothian.
You may have to spend half the
night at the job, but find out. I
know it's not Chicago exchange,
and I doubt if it's anywhere in
this area. I never heard of it be-
fore, anyhow. But stick with it until
you find out. Look up the phone
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$40 to $40
Other Houses

CARROLLTON. 2327--7 rooms. redecorated
ref1nished, screens, shades. awnings
garage $40 HE-2492.
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BICYCLES 90: good condition. Broad
Ripple. 803 z. 63rd-st. WA-ll33.
TRADE equity in suburban home. west. for
beer tavern or what? BE4072.
PERMANENT wave machine KRAUSE
IDEAL make. "a heater. and supplies
portable; good condition. Bargain. for
cash or? CH-4532-W 2945 N Gale.
BEAUTIFUL furniture; pianos. over
stuffed sewing machine. lamps Rea-
sonable. TA-S676.
75-LB ICE BOX. white enamel Al con-
dition. sl2. cost $50. 1R-ll0l.
TYPEWRITER-One new. one used. for
what2 No dealers. Call RI-246l.
CASH for electric drill. garage or indus
trial equipment. 6l2 S. Senate.
PAPER HANGING. painting and decorat-
ing for cash or what? BOUGHTON.
CH-I424-M.
BICYCLE for chickens or? Cornet for
cash or ? 433 n. Safest.
SWAP-Cash for used radios, any condi-
ton. 2ll E. l6th-st. RI-603l.
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ia Hotels, Resorts, Inns

WASHINGTON. W, 359-Heated apart
ments. So so week. Rooms, double. day
or night. soc: single. Csc. Phone and
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HIGHEST prices. discontinued guaranteed
auto repairs. ignition. fender work
HU-8904.
LOT-40x79 it.: near ST. Philips: bargain:
for cash or what? CH-0357M
TOP soil. cinders. crushed rock. excavat-
ing; cash or what? LI-2so5s
BUICK-'29 Master six sedan; good condi-
ton, for SIPS cash. IL N. state
FINE York cornet: perfect condition; for
good ukelele or $40 cash. HA-2678-J.
4-ROOM single. 5000 for equity or good
light car, balance $3.50; SO mo. BE-2064.
HAVE gas stove and 9x12 rug. want small
1882 ring 2. after D. m.
SWAP SIS cash for Model T Ford: pickup
or coupe. 5l2 S. Westzst.
GUARANTEED auto repairing for first
class sign painting. LI-5082
GOOD 5-roon house and lot on National
I'd close in, take good used car as
down payment. BE-0707.
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So Auto Loans
LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
l2597, ~ 0o'''''''SS' ION D0oNe' NO.
II the matter Of the petition Of Indiana
service corporation for adjustment Of
Notice is hereby given that the Public
service commission VIII conduct public
nearing in this cause in rooms Of COM
MISSION ms 4Ol State House, indianapolis.
ma. 10 a. m. Tuesday March 10 1885
PUBIC participation is requested
PUBIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
by SAMUEL L. TRABUE Commissioner.
FRED A. WIECKING Public Counsellor.
Indianapolis, Inc. March 5. 1885
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
the City of indianapolis that the Com
mon Council OF he City of indianapolis
LOW mas pending before 1t Appropriation
0rGlh "a No ,. 1885, appropriating the
sum OF Eight Thousand Six Hundred and
Fifty Dollars ($8 $50 O0l from the unex-
pended balance of the Board of Sanitary
commissioners on January l. 1895 and
transferring the same into their Fund 10.
Eauipn ns ana hXing time when the
The above described ordinance is due to
CoIue up Tor passage at the next regular
meeting " the council TO be held on the
loth day of March. 1885.
After said appropriation has been de-
termlned. any ten or more taxpayers feel
Iils themselves aggrleyed NAV appeal 10
tHe state Board of Tax Comm iSSionerS for
further and final action thereon by filing
petition therefor with the Marion County
Audltor nos later than ten days after
Sald appropriation has been made by said
common Council and the State Board of
Tax Commissioners will fix a date for
Witness my hand and the seal of the
City of Indianapolis. this 9th dav of
DANIEL j. ONEIL JR..
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electric drill; state price.
R. 2. Box 637, City.
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S7-b Farm Garden, Plants, Flowers
81 Miscellaneous For Sale

AGRICULTURAL limestone and Armour'S
fertilizer. l ton or more promptly de-
livered to your farm. HOWARD PRINCE
Glenvalley DR7805-2.
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INSTRUC
10 Schools. Colleges. Tutoring

U 5. GOVERNMENT JOBS. START SOS
to Sis MONTH Men-women. 1880.
STEADY I Will coach IS FREE. Many
early Indianapolis examinations expect
ed Common education sufficient. Frank
I'm Institute list positions and full par
tiCulars FREE. Apply today sure. Box
K-l0s2. Times
GIVEN When YOU enroll a sweet tone
Hawaiian guitar. complete PLAYING outfit
and carving case HONOLULU CON
SERVATORY OF MUSIC. Is w Market
81 Room 107
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/ NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
/ poSals will be received at the office of the
| Board of Sanitary Commissioners, Sanitary
District of indianapolis in the City Hall.
indianapolis, Indiana, until 10 o'clock
A M, Central Standard Time. Tuesday,
March 26 1885, at which time bids will be-
publicly opened and read. for the con-
Structon Of Add ID to the Sewage
of Indianapolis, in full accordance with
| the Mans and qualifications nrenared hV
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SCHWENzER HOTEL-458 E. Washington
st Clean rooms, $3.50 week and up
cbouerc fr1b
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Sc Radios, Musical instruments

GRAND PIANO. will pay cash; must be of
standard make and cheap. Box K-1083.
Times.
SERVICE by R. c. A. trained expert on
any make radio. Free estimates. TA-0212.
FREE TESTING and estimates on radio
repairs. LANE, 1928 E. Tenth. CH-0218.
GRAND OPENING = New Branch Store
In Carlin Music Store Oil Mass.
Free Log Book With Eacn Purchase
~ A nm sALEs end s.Rv!cE
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2 Uufurnished Houses
$40 to SI4

ADAMS. 2934-5-room semi-modern bun
gaiow: garage; good condition; sl2.oU'
LI-6517.
CONCORD. 1037-5--room semi7meotdsern
bungalow: Al condltloni sll. L1-o24 :.
FT.EWTNCI S. 528-5-room double; garage;
SO: will redecorate. LI-6517.
GRAY S., 414-Five-room cottage. semi
modern. garage. redecorated water pa
$3.50.
HARLAN, s., 8-4O-5-room double gas
lights. water newly decorated: STU
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL. LI-6517.
FINEST. N, 3O4-5-Room single; bath.
furnace garage. water paid; Sl4. j. D
CRUISE. 1913 N. Delaware.
RAY 1363-5-rm. semi-mod.; cleo, gas,
toilet. water; water pd. s11. RI-64l2.
WASHINGTON E.. 2413-6 rooms. newly
decorated water paid; modern except
furn. s12. LI-6035
2IST-ST. E. 46O8-Bungalow; rooms,
electricity; water: side drive garage; S1@'
d
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19 Rooms with Board

STATE. N. 23+Nice front room: shower;
private entrance: privileges: meals OPP
tional; men. LI-9024.
WASH E. 3l45-1 or more men, down
stairs: next bath; meals; S.. CH-1175.
ROOM and board for elderly persons or
Young men; reasonable. CH-5192-M.
NONE BETTER-Large front room; twin
beds. shower. 2062 N. New Jersey. Ia
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~ AAOAStHCCPaiS ROOIuS
apartment: suitable for couple employed
Utilities furnished; phones.
BROADWAY. 24O4-Extra good 2 large
rooms; garage optional. Come see or
phone HE-2826
CARROLLTON. 1922 rooms; nicely fur
nished; sink in kitchen; near bath: pri-
Yate entrance RI-5976
CENTRAL. 1899: Apt. 4.-Comfortable fur
nlshed room. adjoining oath; kitchen
privileges: garage Reasonable.
CENTRAL. 2516-Desirable; hot water. pri-
vate telephone. near path l or 2: hot
plate Reasonable.
ILLINOIS. N 1881 and 3-room apart
ments, electric washer. laundry; ina
door bed: $3.50; $3.50.
MERIDIAN. N 1927-Front room and
kltchenette; everything furnished; hot
ORANGE. 222-3 nice modern rooms; front
and back porch and yard
ORIENTAL. N. 20-Lovely furnished q
room apartment; utilities; private
entrance: steam heat; adults.
SOUTHEASTERN. 1928 Furnished cheer
full front room. kitchenette; modern;
telephones: private entrance; garage.
WALNUT. E. 1l5-3 rooms. private bath:
all utilities: SIS. See housekeeper in
basement.
WOODRUFF. 766 WEST-DR-2 and 3-room
apartments: private bath; built-in feat
ures; front; constant hot water; phone;
ideal adults; garage optional.
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the citv