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10 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1027. 19 RENTALS. DEATH NOTICES. -Delbert Has Pluck, All Right- Roger Bean -By Chic Jackson YE5 AND TtXJlLGET I GboD LAND! jSkt (jOUDUH 1 good moaning 3 GOOD oh always feel. the urge to Get out with THE BIRDS AND WATCH KATORE BURST wro SNARED -DCWYX KNOW TRYIN' Tb GET A MAN and You're aft To Be the STOP I SHALL COVER MY EARS IF YOU PERSIST IN 5UOH INSINUATIONS AGAINST GCLDOrt-r MAY 6EEM A BIT OVERLY FIRM AND hPA.Prrm OH THE 11 MORNING -I HAVE NT 5EENY0O a round here BEKVF.B 8..

departed lift' ci Jun t. l-7. at a. age inn Funeral Friday, la. i.

in. at lte 12 mm s'. I Friend miltw. Burial In Crowa Hul cemttery. JS( KkHEAD Jobs father ef Robert ad Vernon (deceased passed away Thursday.

June 1, ge 45 year ral. Saturday, p. m. it 629 E. New York street.

P.41I.Y Margaret, at her home, 29J1 E. Was, street. Thursdsy. June t. Funeral at resident- Saturday at i.S a.

m. 8t- Philiph Keri'a Church at Burial at Washington, Saturday afternoon. ARMOX Michael, father Clyd F. Harmon, passed away Thursday a. m.

Friends may call at th reai.ience. 931 W. 134 Friday evening. Friends in-vited. Burial at Beanington.

lnd. MARKLE William brother af Freak Mark. Mr. Mary Nells and Mrs. J.

N. La Porte, died Thursday. una Funeral at tha hum Mrs. Melle. 237 Parkview Saturday.

Jun 11. at a. m. Services at St Philip Nerl Church at a. m.

(Richmond (lnd.) paper pie copy. Friends invited. quite RI0T0U5 BIPO" IN 5PR1NG- Subject but I H'AMT YOU To KNW.GOLWl WOMEN MEIER Amelia a U. departed this Ufa a Jusm 1:7. at 1:1 p.

ass years: sister of Edward Albert O. and Theodora A. Mayar. asd surviving art aa aunt. Mary SchackeL and aa uncle.

Henry Reoaner. Funeral Saturday, June 11, at 1 m. at brother's residence, Theodora A. Meyer, SI N. Webster ave.

Friends Invited. Burial In Crowa Hill cemetery. Friends may view remains Friday evening from V- to o'clock. Houses. Lent Reduced 1V 4 rooms, to.

elec.HTf -131 N. 4 room. 11 2.t( JkassiuuU. 4 r. gd.

dec. 1- Hj4 Jieiett- 4 rooms, cuttaaa, evod arurw I'- New York. 3 room, water pa d. gas Id' Aliuve p4imed and j.apered woodwork, painted Hours, a.l iaiuted Uke new. Colored NICE Bve-rooin cottage, garage, subur ban west: fz.

Inquire 11 E. Ohio. 5-ROOM modera house oa I'lvuioa st Weat Injianapolis. KEn. 4227.

32D. 39 E. C-room double, modern; tine location; garage: 15. Apartments. Maple Terrace S42 E.

Maple road; 1 moms. IS! 9 Lafayette' Court 2735 N. Meridian; 1 rooms IS5.0 Westminster 2721 N. Meridian; 1 rooms 5l.lt Blackstone 4001 E. Washington: 2 room.

Kreiger 331 E. Prospect: 3 rooms 132 51 Cambridge North and Delaware eta; nonhouae- keeping apartments; 1. 1. 3 rooms. See custodiau or call LIn.

5391. H. H. Woodsmall Inc. 'We insure everything but the hereafter Nights and holiday call E.

V. Dessert HUm. 2204. Bradley College: rooms, newly dec, 175 0 Rose Court S2( E. Fall Creek; 3 rooms 170.9S Hazel Dell 1201 Park; 1 rooms iielmont 425 N.

Delaware: room Ijt.CI Monico IT E. St. Joe; rooms I5 0 State Savings and Trust Co. MA. 515S.

E. Market. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS Southwest Corner Pennsylvania OH 11 ,1 STB. Furnished and Unfurnished 157.5k to 1121 Monthly Cool and eomtortable through th hot summer months. Beautiful apartment.

Walking distance. INSPECTION INVITED, RI. 1371. Moynahan Apartments AVAILABLE. 1101 College 3 a HOI Central 17 5, 122(1 N.

Illinois iQ.ot All newy decorated. Moynahan Properties Co. 710 Union Title bldg. MA. 4811 or Kl.

1371, nights or Sunday. Live Downtown Save time and carfare. Baker Apartment, close to market, theaters and business center; 3 and 4 room, witfc private bath; newly decorated; heat, water, range and refrigerator Included, bee custodian or MA. 5540. J.

S. Cruse Realty Co. SCHUYLER 3761 N. MERIDIAN. Large living room, bedroom, dining; rocm with furniture, bath and.

shower equipped; closet, in-a-door bed, kltcn enette, attractively decorated; rent 110.60 to 70. Children allowed on first floor. See resident agents. Apt. 108, or see custodian.

Standish Apartment -1229 N. Illinois St. Furnished Unfurnished These are the nicest apartments ef their kind In the city. Large Jlvlu room, sun parlor, kitchen, tn-a-door bed, bath: Apply No. i or see custodian.

3330 N. Meridian These are the nicest apartments of their kind in the city. One front apartment, large living room, dining; room, bedroom, kitchenette and bathj 16.50. On apartment with 1 bedrooms, $66.50. Apply Apt.

101 or sea custodian. JOSELYNN APARTMENT. FATRF1ELD AND BIKCHWOOD AVE 8. Two-room apartment, exceptionally convenient arrangements; heat, light, gas and water furnished; verv reason Jo-Kuhn Lumber Co. WAsh.

3959. C'HADWICK APARTMENT. 1006 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. These are the nicest apartments of their kind In tha city.

Large living room, dining room, kitchenette, gateleg table, large bed closet; 147.10. Ap y.j ivy vi bop cuipuia.n. BALSAM 3516; front rooms, etrictly modem, with all latest Improvements: living room, In-a-door bed, bedroom, diner, dressing room, laundry; also 3 front rfms with I In-a-door beds: light, gas and heat fur. wished; 150: garage, 15. Fairground car.

SEE. THESE FIRST New. desirable 4 snd 8-room kitchenette apartment, upper and lower front, greatly reduced to 138 for quick rental 9.a"lr;bla parties, 21S N. Arsenal. MA.

1319. Pinex Court PINE ST. AND FLETCHER AVE. Small modern apartments; newly decorated: 136 and up. See custodial In apt.

No. 2. KATHCLAMAR APARTMENTS Meridian, 1202 bachelor apartment: nice airy; newly decorated jlvlnaj room, bath, In-a-door bedt light, heat and water furnished; 127.60. Custodian. DRex.

672G. COLLEGE 1816. QUEEN ESTHER APARTMENTS. Cozy, steam-heated five-room apart ment; newly decorated; reasonable! steam-heated garage It wanted. Ia-quire Apartment 8.

702 E. Georgia Attractive three-room modern apartment. 125. Fletcher Savings Trust Co. THE CREIGHTON.

Southeast corner of 12th and Alabama; one small apartment, gee rest-dent manager. Apt. 103. EAST drive, 984; Woodruff Place; lower duplex, 0 rooms, sun parlor; fine condition; heat, water, janitor service! 165. LIn.

1867. BEAUTIFUL 1-room, kitchenette apart 135 W. Vermont. 1 rooms, gas. maid toilet 117.

lux W. 12th. 1 r. good NEfiKiT L. SEARCY.

OWNER 124 N. st. Li. 49.1 rw miibv w- You'RE HANGW'AROWIb THATSTl8JNS GiRL locc LOST AXD FOUXD. LOST Brow leather brief eas.

In vicinity of Union station or on Capitol contents of value only to me. Call MA. 343 or HUm. 2S18: reward. In-.

William F. King, state health, touiniia-aioner. HAND BAG. left in safety son, corner of Pennsylvania and Washington; reward. Return to Paramount Optical Co, lrj N.

Pennsylvania. AT lath, and Pennsylvania, dark brown leather pocketbook, containing bill, change, papers valuable to owner and owner's name; reward. HAr. 202-J. LOST Trawlers checks In container, Thursday afteraonn in downtown district; checka no valu to any on except ewner Call WEb.

6660. Reward. BOSTON bull, weighs about 11 pounda; answers to name ot Fortune; reward. Owner, IRv. 1S69.

LOST Black collection purse and about tjt by workingman. Call Lin, S13. Reward. LOST 29x4. 4t flrestone tire, inflated In tire carrier.

Reward. DRex. 6400-R2. Carrier R.R. No.

4, City. CHILD'S sport coat. Inst around 40th and Winthrop. HUm. 34U1.

Reward. 11 MACHIXEHY AXD TOOLS. BOILER AND ENGINE REPAIRS specialise en all kinds of boiler and engine repairs and have port sale tools for boring cylinders of all siiert your plant. We have first-claas workmen. The SINKER-DAVIS Co.

Phones: MA. 041S. LIn. S41J. 7H H.

220-volt, 60-rycle slip ring motor with consoler; slso one lot of sewing machines and trim shop equipment. H. C. S. CAB MANUFACTURING CO.

i Hth snd Capitol aw. C. Merx, receiver. MOTORS, electric; new ana ud; electric wiring and motor repairing. MEIEK ELECTRIC 4 MACHINS CO.

1.16 a Meridian at. MA. 23(1. DEPREZ EQUIPMENT COMPANY. Machinery and equipment of all kinds.

1306-1613 Madison ave. Phone Kox. 61170. 16 AND 15 H. P.

BE8IRE BOILERS. INDIANA METAL MACHINERY CO. 812 E. Washington st. LIn.

4981. NEW AND USED machinery dregltoe. hoists, crushers, engines, bollera. Roes-Power Equipment Indianapolis BATTERY CHARGERS FOR HOME OR flBLin GARAGE. SEVERAL TYPES FLEURT KI.K4.'., 134 E.

NEW YORK, SIIAPER, B. O. screw machine; drill press. 108 8. Capitol ave.

JAEGER MIXERS, tutors, nontlltere, Butler bins. Edlln 20 8. Senate. lie HELP WANTED MALE. BARBER Must he good, steady; job guarantee.

2968 Northwestern. BARBER; first-class; 126 guaranteed. 33.11 Clifton st. BARBER, first class; Friday and Saturday. 3425 Nowland ave.

BARBER, Friday and Saturday, 1613 a. Meridian st. BARBER, Friday and Saturday, 1026 Oliver ave. BARBER, must be good; no atudent. Harry St.

John, MidUletown, Ind. COLLECTOR. Toung man, fjood refer-sncs, city route, liberal commission. 410 Odd Fellow's Bldg DENTIST. One licensed and registered in Indiana.

Dr. Rank, 41uVi S. Msrion, Ind. DENTIST, good position for right man Dr. East, Anderson, lnd.

ESTIMATOR: Lumber snd planing mill. Exp Open COLLECTOR: Exp. Installment. ,25 JR. CREDIT MAN Exp.

acctg. and aome credit, chance ta learn 1130 BOOKKEEPER: Thorn exp Open O'SHEA EMPLOYMENT SYSTEM Licensed Employment Agency sua rieicner Trust nicig. JEWELER Young man; sizing and re- leaning. omie Line LABORERS, track work, out of town; transportation paid. Indianapolis Com-mlssary.

24 Jackson place. LABORERS. 710 E. Michigan. NIGHT COOK, middle aged.

306 Indiana ave. PAINT SALESMAN Prefer experienced man for city work. Must be thoroughly reliable, with ability and personality. Salary, 1200 with expenses. Brown Efficiency Bureau, Inc.

Licensed Employment Bureau, 306 Guaranty bl PAINTER and carpenter. 1SH Montcalm. Appy this morning. PAINTER and paper hanger. Apply at 240 Hendrlcka place.

PLUMBER, call DRex. 126W between 1 and a. m. RADIO service msif; lust be first-class and willing to do aerial work. Alamo Sales 131 E.

Ohio. SALESMEN, publisher pays 150 per wepk on 3 orders daily average; new clubbing proposition; no advance payments. 427 Peoples Bank bldg. TEACHER or college student, energetic, capable, who wishes profitable employment during summer; profitable from standpoint ot health, training and finance; will be trained In the business. Address CB No.

701, Star. TOOL SALESMAN to accept exclusive sales rights In central Indiana on a standard line for garage, Industrial and dealer must be able to furnish references and have car: 175 a week average earnings. MOTOR TOOL SPECIALTY 609 N. Illinois Indianapolis. Ind.

WE ARE in need of the following thoroughly experienced men; no labor trouble: Warner-Swaxey lathe operators 1-A land 3-A. Engine lathe operators. Brown Sharp milling machine operators Cone automatic operators. 2-ln. capacity.

Brown ft Sharpe 2-G automatlo setup men and operators. SERVEL MANUFACTURING Evansvjlle, Ind. WANTED EXPERIENCED CLEANER AND SPOTTER. CHURCH WIKEL 126 N. UNION ST.

K0K0M0, IND. WANTED bv 111. Corp. reliable party as branch manager for Indianapolis. Earnings 1250 per mon.

and un. No exp. nec Cash bond required. The Ravmer Co. 308 W.

Ontario Chicago, 111. EXPERIENCED furniture crater and china packer; must be an all-round household goods packer. Sliellhouse Fireproof Warehouse Co. CLEVER young man wanted; a good personality and education, to (111 a responsible position; liberal compensation for right party. P.

O. Box 1315. MEN who can give security to open tire vulcanizing shops In Indiana and Ohio; experience not necessary. Andetson Steam Vutcanlzer Indianapolis. MEN South America employment; good pay.

Send self-addressed envelope for Particulars at once. Bog 6927, Miami. Florida. Ass't Credit. Mgr.

25 to 30, knowledge of bookkeeping, $10 NATIONAL CITY EVIP. SKRVTC15 License 2nd ff. Farmers Trust Bldg WANTED A man for car washing and tire repairing: night work Frost A Drake Motor Service, 416 College ave. COLORED man snd wife for hnuaework and garage. Rlrhard Turner.

Call HUm. 6355. McKee. EXPERIENCED barber. B.

F. Crlpe, 41 7th BMch Grave. I NEVER HEARD ANYTHING. 50 SICKENING Joet 18 ROOMS FOR REXT. HOT WEATHER comfort at Hotel Purl-tan; clean, well ventilated rooms, running water, telephone, electric fins, unlimited supply ice water aud either tub or shower batha Rates 15 and up single, and up double.

Market and New Jersey sts. A GOOD outside room with hot and cold water; every modern convenience; rate 14 and up. 8tubblns hotel. NICELY furnished and pleasant front room in private family; no other roomers; only two in family. WEI).

13TK-W. 54, THE MERIDIAN. W. Michigan; nicely furnished room, adjoining bath; cool, elevator. HARBOUR hotel; clean, modern rooms; low weekly and daily rate, ill 'a N.

Illinois. ROOM next to bath: home privileges: on N. Meridian tb weekly, including carafe. RAn. 3S95.

MORTON HOTEL Modern tlirouuhout; large outside looms aa low aa 10; rooms with shower, 17 up. CLINTON HOTEL 29 Virginia richt downtown; rooms from 13 to $6. a Light Housekeeping. ALABAMA, 130 sleeping, also light housekeeping rooms. Kl.

682. BROADWAY. 131; large front room and kitchenette; 15; two and three-room suits. 17 and 112. BROADWAY.

1134: attractive room an! kitchen; near bath; 16. MARKET. 920 E. 2 front, clean, modern, furnished housekeeping rooms: private entrance; reasonable. Adults.

MARKET. 1313 two-room furnished modern apartment, 18. MERIDIAN. 22U 2-room spsrtmvnt: clean; newly decorated; private bath; yard; privileges; children. HAr.

2190. MERIDIAN, 1010 one room and kitchenette; private bath, back porch. NEW JERSEY. 1335 N. nice clean front room; private entrance.

Lin. 4043. NEW JERSEY, 154 light housekeeping rooms; front, airy, modern; 14.60. PENNSYLVANIA, 1818 N. one or two connecting trout rooms; modern; furnish ed.

PRATT, 221 E. two connected rooms, first floor; accommodate four; range and sink RANDOLPH, 114 8 1 or 2 rooms with kitchenette, unfurnished; ground floor; private entrance; garage. DRex. 0537-W. TALBOTT.

2117 N. 2-room apartment, newly decorated, nicely furnished; ad-ults; references. RAn. 5909. TEMPLE, two connecting rooms, modern; everything furnished.

WEb. 0923. EAST Two-room suite, very convenient; private entrance; garage optional. IRv. M107.

TWO rooms and kitchenette with sink, lit week. BEI. 1524. 12TH. 609 E.

two separate bedrooms and kitchen, newly decorated: 18. TWO housekeeping rooms. 2 girls or couple; private home. KEn. 2659.

FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping; all newly decorated. NICELY furnished front room, for 1 or more, employed. LIn. 7695. lj lioard tod Rooms.

WANTED Summer boarder at my country home; a quiet place to rest, with good country tood; good Ashing. MRS. JOHN WILSON. 15. R.

No. 1, North Vernon, Ind. PENNSYLVANIA. 1820 room, auit- auie ior -ureaKiaat ana evening dinner. MICHIGAN, 104 newly decorated rooms, good home cooking.

RI. 3807. ROOMS ami home Cooking; reasonable. i. VERMONT, 130 close In; suitable ior two people; is eacn.

NEWLY decorated room; best of home cooKing: privileges. KEn. 5985. ALABAMA, 2620 room and board in private family; week. ItEXTALS.

a Houses. ELLE FONT A INE, 2968; 6 -room modern, newly decorated throughout, near achool and churches; reasonable rent. RAn. 3358. BERWICK, 412 new double, modern, 4 rooms, bath, garage; 128.

Call 445 Alton ave. Rl. Ibil. BRIDGE st 1114; 6-room house, mod-ern except furnace; garage. 5316 Broadway A splendid 6-room modern house with garage; In A-l condition; 160 per month oa yearly lease; water paid.

J. Q. McCULLOUGH AGENCY. 106 N. Delaware t.

MA. 1701. FLETCHER 1123; cottage, six rooms and bath, J30. DRex. 0501.

HANSON av 236; upper duplex, four rooms, attic, garage; water inside. ILLINOI8, 3509 six rooms, modern double; 135. Ernest E. Woods 227-28 Lemcke bldg. RI.

3230. KENTUCKY 1309: 5-room modern double; reasonable. Call Lin. MARKET 1111 E. G-rooin modern duplex, heat, two bedrooms, good condi-tlon; walking distance.

150. 301 W. MORRIS: CORNER. Six rooms, modern: 130. HAr.

3704. NEW YORK. 1269 half of semi-modern double: electric ItKhts. gas. in-side toilet only 120.

LIn. 3737, PARK 47H9; half modern double, six room and breakfast nook; near school and church, on bus 1 i ne. WARMAN. 603 cottage, rooms, semimodern. BEI.

0741. 3119 E. Washington Six rooms; modern; double; garage; Gregory Appel MA. 0995. Good Apartments Just the kind that will make you a Dandy home.

In the very bet of condition. 341 Mass. ave. See custodian or J. S.

Cruse Realty Co. MA. 5840 Free Month's Rent 1310 W. 23th; 4-room aenilmod. .20.00 131 S.

State; 5-room 22.50 Sears-Harvey Company MA. 6546. 203 Inland Bank bldg. 4 Rooms $18.00 S323 Bewcher; electric lights, gag. well, garage.

Call Miss Dudley. MA. MODERN house; twelve rooms, on good car line: 1001 Lexington steam and hot air heat; suitable for rooming house. Rent 150. Call WA.

3287. LIBERAL DATING. BABY GRAND modem doubles; garage: apartment eaulpped: 131. For Informa-tlon; K. K.

Wark. WEb. J837. UPPER duplex, 1467 N. Alabama rooms, front and back porchea, both Inclosed; city heat, water.

Phone RAn. 1841. MOD. home, beautiful location; 3 bedrooms, bath, sleeping porch upstair: built-in features living dining rmH 160 13u unfurn. RA.

6963, 359 W. KT Five-room two-story double; modern; garage. MAin. 1968. TRY t'S ON RENTALS AND LEASES.

CITY TRU8T CO. 1RVINGTON Half of 6-room double, arasB! water paid; 135, IRv. SEE our complete list of rentals In ell pari of the city. Bankers Trust 1 eiiiiayivaiin ana uiuo sta HALF MONTH'S RENT FREE Rent reduced to 114; newly decorated; 4 rooms; 1146 W. 27th st.

RI. 8644. FOR RENTALS or real estste, call BURGESS BROS. 127 Bankers Trust. Riley, 6998, COME a dear i I 13 HELP WANTED MALE, Good All-Round METAL WORKERS for Automobile Body Repair THE WAVERLY CO.

133 S. East St. First-Class TRIMMERS lor Automobile Body Work Apply THE WAVERLY CO. 133 S. East St.

Neat appearing: between the agea sf Is and 35; muat have at least high schoul education for permanent position in new factory branch. Apply employment department. New City Trust 101 E. Washington Mr. Wall.

WAXTED F.xperlenced operator for Sauerman dragline gravel plant; only one competent to take full charge of Elant and produce need apply. 7011 etneke bldg. 13 LNSTKWniOXH. Indiana's Busiest School of Beauty Culture Know why? Investigate. Free Clinic.

Diplomas Awarded. 157 N. Illinois St. 2d Floor Stewart Bldg. MAin 5783.

BEAUTY CULTURE Taught the New Easy Way Full Beauty Course- Permanent Waving Included Learn in a few weeks and earn while learning. Diplomas awarded. Free clinic. MME.GRAH 440 Century Bldg. SHORTHAND TYPING DICTAPHONE FILING will he taught to young women who are willing to do light office work In exchange for tuition and receive small salary.

LEISURE HOUR SHORTHAND SCHOOL. fl. Aetna Trust 23 N. Penn. St.

Beauty Culture Course Only 135 for full counts of Instruction, day and night classes; diplomas awarded. Free clinic. University Beauty School 23 N. Penn. Sd floor.

MA THE Acme Teachers Agency needs teachers; good positions in 30 states; write for copv, "Short Stories About Salaries." 70S Healey Atlanta, Oa. EXCLVSIVE COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS. CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. MEN and women, earn more, be move, let knowledge help: any subject; pri-vate: no courses. LIn.

8850. TYPING, shorthand, English, spelling; week. Baroitt Business College. 713 Illinois bldg. MEN and ladles to learn barber trade.

Tri-Cltv Barber College. 110 E. Washington Indlanapolia Tnd. MA 993 SALESMEN WANTED. A LOCAL dealer for nationally advertised Product has openings for several men looking for an opoprtunitv to better themselves.

The men selected at this time will be given thorough training, every assistance, backed bv local and national advertising. This connection ia permanent for tha men who qualify and offers unusual opportunities for those selected. Mr. Gunn. factory representative, may be seen between hours 9 a.

m. and i p. m. Juno 10, Seveiln hotel. SALESMAN (or eastern Indiana territory, with complete knowledge of retail grocery trade, to represent manufacturer of established food products; position offers permanency and advancement; salary and expenaes paid: car furnished; only replies stating full experience, age and salary expected will be considered; give telephone number.

A'Idrcsa CC No. 17. Star. SALESMAN with car. alw -ilea manager for Indiana.

A. C. Mfg. Bedford. Ind.

8ALESMEN Get In business for your-self: 11-0 to 120 dally. Apply promptly. 1014 Odd Fellow bldg SPLENDID accessory line for. salesman calling on automotive trade. RI.

8044 13 AtJUNTS AND SOLICITOUS. LINDBERGH. The Lone Eagle, complete story ot Crossing Ocean and other adventurous fivers. Best book: best term. Outfit furnished, McCurdy Co.

1428 Welle, Chicaa-o. 18 HELP WANTED FKMA LE. ALTERATION lady, one who can do both men's snd ladies' clothes. Winters, liy N. Illinois, mm a MORNING-v is rr rof? Av 89 LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS. DEPARTMENT OF" PUBLIC PARKS, CITT OK INDIANAPOLIS. OFFICE OP THE BOARD. CITV HALL. Notice Is hereby given bjr the board of park cummUaioneia ot th city o( Indlanapolia, that it Is Uwired and deemed necessary to make the following improvement in the city ot Indianapolis, aa authorised by the folio iag Improvement resolution, adopted by said board on the 14th day of April, 1127; IMtHOVEMlLNT REHOLUTION NU II.

1J7. For the construction of one community building, to be located near the southeast part ot Brookald park, all of which is now a part ot th park and boulevard system ot the city ot indlanapolia. Oaid Improvement Is for park purposes and is to be made in accordance with the plans, speciitcaUons. lea and croas-ectlona prepared by and under tb supervision ot Harrison ft Turnock. architects and engineers, lut Board of Trade Indisnapolia, and whlew are now on Ale In the office of ths board of park commissioners of said city, the office of th state board of accounts of Indiana, In the Statehouse.

and In the office of the architects and engineers. Maid board of park eommleslonert his llxed Thuraday, June 30, 1121, at I p. at the office of said board, as the time and place for the public consideration of said Improvement, and at which time said board of park commissioners will reetve sealed bids for the construction of the said community bids must be suhniltted oitj blank form No. as prescribed by the stale board of accounts of Indiana, which form will be furnished to contractors, with the plana and speclncatlons, from the race of the architects and engineer The successful bidder will required to comply with the specifications now on file smi which may be seen in the office said board. He shall depoait a certified check In the amount of two and one-half US) nt of eallmate of the coat of the work bid upon, but in no case shall any such check be for leas than the sum of one hundred $10) dollars; said check to be certified bv a reputable bank and truat company doing Tiusinesa In the elty of Indianapolis, lnd.

In case no bid Is accepted this check will be returned to the bidder, but If one of th bids Is accepted and the bidder shall refuse or neglect to enter into any contract within live days from the time lie shall have been notified of the same, said check shall be forfeited to the city ot Indianapolis as ascertained and liquidated damages for the failure Coplea'of the plans and speclncatlons mav be secured bv the contractors at the oftue of the architects and engineers, upon deposit of a certified check, made pavahle to the order of aald architects and englneera, for the sum of fifty dollars, as surety for the return of the plans and specifications to the office of said architects and engineers in good condition. Sealed proposals Jill ne receiver eepa. rately on the follow ring parts of th work 1. fieneral construction. Meal t.

Plumbing, sewers, gas nd water supply. 4. Klectrlcal wiring, and llxtures. a vithn enuinment. Each propoeal shall be In a separate sealvd envelope, with writing thereon, plainly indicating the character of the work to which tha bid relates, as, for example: "Bid for general conairuc- tl0An affidavit of itoncolluslon.

aa required ny law, must be submitted. The board nf psrk commissioners reserves ths right to reject any and 11 blTh total estimated enat of the above mentioned divisions of the work is one hundred nlnv thousand five hundred 109.500.00hH jttLNOB, MirHAF.L K. FOLET, MART K. HOSP. ADOLPH EMHARDT.

BosM of Park Commissioners City ef Indianapolis. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING on Improvement resolution No. 1J. 1127, calling for the improving and conetruct-ln of Pleasant Run parkway. South drive, from Madison avenue to Meridian atreet, part of the park and boulevard system of the city of Indianapolis.

Department of public parka, city of Indlanapolia. office of the board, cIFT halt To whom It may concern: Notice la hereby given by the board of park commissioners of the city of Indlanapolia, that It Is desired and deemed neceeaary to make th following deecribed public Improvements In the city of Indianapolis. authorized by the following numbered Improvement resolution, adopted by said board on the 2d Any of June, 19:7: IMPROVEMENT RKSOLUTICt; NO. 12, 1927. For the Improvement and construction of Pleasant Run parkway.

South drive, from Madison avenue to Meridian street, 4 part ot the park and boulevard system ot the city of Indianapolis. Said Improvement and construction of Pleaaant Run parkway. South drive, from Madison avenue to Meridian street. Is for park purposes and Is to be made In accordance with the plans, specifications, profiles, cross sections and estimates of the cost of the proposed work now on Sis In the office ot said board of park commissioners, and which may be inspected by any persons Interested in such improvement and construction; That it is the Intention and purpose of aald board to pay tor said improvement by a bond Issue; That said board of park commissioners haa fixed Thursday, th 23d day of June, 1927, at 3 o'clock p. at the office ot said board In the city hall, as the time and place for the public consideration of the proponed improvement, at which time said board of park commissioners will receive and hear remonstrances from persons interested In or affected by such proceedings and when it will determine the public utility and benefit thereof, and when final action, confirming or rescinding this action will be taken by the board.

JOHN E. HILN'OR, MICHAEL K. FOLET, MARY. HOSS, ADOLPH EMHARDT, Bosrd of Park Commissioners, City of Indianapolis. NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will at th office of the trustee of Johnson township. Knox county. Indiana, on Friday, the 17th day of June, 1927. at the hour of 1 o'clock p. offer for sale forty-five thousand (141.000) dollars of Johnson school township.

Knox county, Indiana, four and one-half (4ty per cent bonds. Said bonds will be dated April 1. 1927. and will consist of forty-five (45) bonds of one thousand (11.000) dollars each, bearing Interest from date at the rate of i ter cent per annum, payable semiannually on the 1st day ot August and the 1st day of February each yeaf as evidenced by and upon the surrender of the next annexed coupons as they severally become due, first Interest being payable Aug. 1.

1928. Said bonds will mature and become payable serially aa follows: 13,000 consisting of three ll.OoO bonds Aug. 1, 1928. and three bonds shall mature annually thereafter until and Including Aug. 1, 1941, after which the last three outstanding bonds shall mature April 1, $1942.

Said bonds have been Issued In strict compliance with the laws of the state of Indiana and pursuant to an order or resolution adopted by the advisory board of said township Feb. i. 1927, authorlilng the construction of new school building Jn district No. 4 said township. The proceed! ot the sale of said bonds will be used tor the erection of said building.

Said bonds srlll be gold according to law to the highest and best bidder for pot loss than par and accrued Interest to date ef delivery. Ths rlenl la reserved to reluct any and all bids. ISAAC 8AXDER8. Trustee of Johnson Townahlp. Knog DI4JHna.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice la hereby given, that the under, signed, the board of commissioners nf Msrlon county, Indiana, will up to 1ft o'clock a. June 20. IS 27. receive sealed bids for county Institution euv-nlies according In specifications on file In the office of the auditor of Marion county.

Each bid must he accompanied by a bond and an affidavit as required bv law. The board reservei the right to relect any or all bids. Witness our hands, thlt Sd day or June, 1927. CASSItTg Ia HOOLB. CHARLES O.

BUTTON, OEOROE SNIDER. Commissioners of Marion County. Attest: HARRY DUNN, Auditor. I SPELL 39 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF HEARINO OF ACQUISITION RESOLUTION NO.

1527 Of THE WAKU rAKK COMMISSIONERS Ot THE CITlt OF INDIANAPOLIS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. CITT HALL. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Park Commiealoners of the City of In diana Polls. Indiana, that by Its Ac quisition Resolution No.

1927, it has determined to acquire the following de- scriiied real estate, in the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, to-wtt: A part of election 13. Township It north. Range east, Marion county. State of Indiana, more particularly described aa follows: Beginning at a point on the weat bank of White river, on the south line of the north of the northeast 4 of Section 33, Township It north. Range 1 east, Marlon county.

State of Indiana, at the northeast corner of the old Fatout farm; thence west along the south line of the north 'r, of the northeast of the a foresaid section 33, a distance of 277. lit feet to a point in the west line ot the new road; then north 21 1 degrees, weat a diatance ot 3i9.o feet to a point; thence east parallel to the south line of ths north half of the aforesaid section a distance of J77.l feet to White river; thence south 23 degrees, eaat a distance of 19. feet to th place ot beginning containing 1.7S acres excluding the LaFayette road. Alao all of lots' Nos. 1, 2, 4, (, I.

I. 11 and 11 in W. C. Denny's addition to Glendale, Marion county, Indiana, as recorded in Piatt Book No. 9, Page 126.

in the Recorder's office of the afore-aaid Marlon county, containing 1.10 acres. Thst said real estate, so to be acquired, Is to be used for Park and boulevard purposes in the city of Indianapolis and will be made a part of the park and boulevard svstem of said city. By said resolution it la provided thst Thursday, the 30th day of June, 1927. at P. at the office of said board.

In the city hall, will be the time and place wtfen Una! action will be taken, confirming, modifying or rescinding aald resolution, and when it will receive and hear remonatrances from persona Interested in and affected by auch proceedings, and when It will determine the public utility and benefit thereof. JOHN E. MILNOR, MICHAEL K. FOLET. MARY E.

HOSS. ADOLPH EMHARDT, Board of Park Commissioners of City nf Indianapolis. NOTICE OF HEARING ON ACQUISITION RESOLUTION NO. t. 1927.

OF THE BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OK INDIANAPOLIS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD, CITY HALL. To Whom It May Concern: Notice Is hereby given by the board of park commissioners of the city of Indlanapolia, that, by Ita acquisition resolution No. (, 1927, It haa determined to acquire the following described real estate in the city ot ludlauapolia, to wit: A part of Section Township II north, Range 3 east, being In Wayne township, Marion county, Indiana, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the- southwest corner of the north halt of the northwest quarter ot Section Townahlp la north, Range 3 fast, Marlon county, state of Indiana' thence east along the south line nf the north half of the aforesaid quarter section a dla- tance of 2,5.14 feet to the southeast coiner of the north half of the aforesaid quarter section; thence north along th east line nf the aforesaid quarter section a distance of 135 feet to a point; -thence west parallel to, and 3t feet distant from the south line of the north halt of the aforesaid quarter section a distance of 2,634 feet to a point In the tveat line of the aforesaid quarter section; thence south along the west line ot the aforesaid quarter section a distance of 636 feet to the place ot beginning, containing 36.94 acres. That said real estate, so to be acquired, is to be used for park and boulevard purposes In the city of Indianapolis, and will be made a part of the park and boulevard system of said city.

By said resolution It Is provided that Thursday, the 23d day of June. 1927, at 2 p. at the office ot said hoard. In the city hall, will be the time and place when nnnl action will be taken, confirming, modifying or rescinding said resolution, and when it will receive and hear remonstrances from persons Interested 'n and affected by su'-h proceedings, and when It will determine the public utility and thereof. JOHN E.

MILNOR. i MICHAEL E. FOLET, MARY E. HOSS. ADOLPH EMHARDT.

Board of Tark Commissioners, City of Indianapolis. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Marlon county, Indiana, that the Marion county commissioners and the Marion county Council of said county at their regular meeting place In the Courthouse. Indianapolis, on the 24th day of June. 1927, will consider the following additional appropriation, to wit: Asylum for inxame Item 90d, household equipment 11.

110 Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to be heard thereon. After said additional appropriation haa been determined, ten or more taxpayers, feeling themselves aggrieved by such additional appropriation, may appeal to the state board of tax commissioners for further and final action thereon by filing a petition thorefor with the county auditor not later than ten days after aald additional appropriation has been made, and th state hoard of tax commissioners will fix a date nf hearing In this county. HARRY DUNN. Auditor Marlon County. NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Notice Is hcrehy given that the undersigned, the board of commissioners of Marlon county, Indiana, will, up to 1 o'clock a. June 20, 1927, at the office of said commissioners ot the county Courthouse at Indianapolis. receive sealed proposals for testing three wells at the Sunnyslde sanatorium. Oaklandon, with an air lift equipment, as per specifications adopted and approved by the board of commissioners of Marlon county, Indiana, which specifications are now on file In the office of the auditor of Marlon county. The right is reserved by the board of commissioner to accept any bid which may be considered to the best Interests of the county or to reject all bids and readvertlse.

Witness our hands, this Id day ot June, 1927. CA8SItIS L. HOGLE. CHARLES O. SUTTON, GEORGE SNIDER.

Commissioners of Marlon county. Attest: HARRY DUNN, Auditor. 9 PERSONALS. MAKE TRIP WITH BERT ESSEX Sailing July 2, $600. First Class and Up.

926 Middle drive, Woodruff Place. WEb. 6264. MAKING TRIP to Corbin and Middles-boro, Ky. Cumberland Gap, and Norton, have room for 3 passengers.

PR ex. S983-M. WANTED Auto tour; could be generally useful (help drive, at slight wage. Address Box 2040, Star. COUPLE driving to California, ramping, wants passenger, lady or gentleman; small Address Box 2118.

Star. REO house car; see It Friday only. Rear 7.11 Lexington. PERMANENT WAVING, marcel flat wave. Mrs.

Stiles, WAsh. 4978. 10 LOST AXD FOUND. OST Brown brief rase, between 1723 Melfountaine and 300 block on East Ohio. Reward.

KEn. 4227. HOSE VISCA. hat lost between Wm, Penn and Indlanap. Wednesday night.

Address CB No. 778 8tar. LOST Child's tricycle from In front of 6929 Dewey ave. Reward IRv. 1022-M.

LOST Tuesday night, one 13x6.75 Good-year tire at 22d and Merldean. MA. 43H(t. DAYTON WHEEL stolen from Tech high achoai; nward. Phou Lin.

0I. el I i 1 16 HELP WAXTED FEMALE. COUNTY managers and local demon-stratora In every locality, to represent the Gilbert Cit Co. K4 a week, plua toimutsiiiuna. Address AX No.

713. Star. HOUSEKEEPERS COOKS. CITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCT. (Licenced Employment Agency.) 45 K.

P. bldg. SODA diinsers snd waitresses; cooks, maids. Keid Industrial (Service, (licensed and 3:2 When 3i N. Pmn st.

SODA FOUNTAIN girl: hours from 10 p. m. to a. m. Apply Union Station Restaurant.

STEKO-SEC-Y: Thoroly exp. Alert. Good personality 125 00 8TENOG RAPHE Exp. Live home 122.56 TYPIST: Rapid. Exp U.iO O'SHEA EMPLOYMENT SYSTEM Licensed Employment Agency 6') Fletcher Trust bldg.

STENOGRAPHER; meet public. .122.60 Typist, asst. bk. rr 15.00 Diuaphune-cierical 25. ou Conip.

operator 20.00 F. and F. Etnp. Bureau Licensed Employment Agency. 603 Roosevelt IiIiIk.

STENOGRAPHER Compensation insurance; efflr ient, good hours. O'SHEA EMPLOYMENT SYSTEM. Liit'iised Eimiloyment Agency. 601 Fletcher Trust bldg. Stenog-Bkpr.

light, real estate and tire ins. email orrice. lis. Stenog-aec ry. credit mer, SIS-NATION AL.

CITY EM P. SERVTCE Li ene. 2nd fl. Farmer's Trust Bldg. TEACHER interested In business career, wherai teaching experience Is a valu-'able asset; to ons capable of assuming bigger and broader reaponsibllities surh an opportunity is open.

Address CB No. 701, Star. TEACHERS WANTED. Enroll now for fall. REASONER TEACHERS' AGENCT.

High-Grade Positions Open PTENO retail credit exp 122.50 STENO email adv. office 15.00 TYPIST for hilling 20.00 DICTAPHONE, fast and accurate. P. B. X.

TYPIST. A-l personality 18.00 Our 14th year guarantees service Brown Efficiency 5uTeau, Inc. 305 Guaranty Bldg "Licensed Employment Acency" COMPTOMETOR OPERATOR 20-23: rapid: excellent opportunity; short hours; 120 up. TRI-STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 503 New City Truat bldg. LADY night nurse, middle age; one with institutional experience preferred.

Wh-'n writing give telephone number. Hord Sanitarium. Phone 292, Shelby-Mile. Ind. Institutional attendant, 25-40 years old.

Waitresses. Institution. Room furnished. Cliff) Licensed Hotel Employment Agency, E. Market room 202.

VACATION at lake for college atudents or tear-here, with opportunity to earn expenses; guaranteed salary tor HO nays, rite no Illinois bldg. WOMAN, not over 40 years of age, for light housework and take complete care of child; good wagea to right party; references required. 44 Jackson place. 1 EXP. WHITE MAin.

institutional. 1 Stenographer, retail exp 122.00 BARNES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 211 Board of Trade. "Licensed." GIRL to do light work In dinner room at 231 E. 19th one living near preferable. WOMEN for general housework.

COOK'S LICENSED EM P. AGENCT. 10 Traction Terminal. REPRESENTATIVES, HOVSE-TO-HOrSE. S1 CONTINENTAL BANK BLDO.

GIRL, light office work. See Leisure Hour's ad under Instruction, Class. 13. a Employment Agencies. STENOGRAPHER, retail credit work 122.50 Burroughs operator 120.00 BUSINESS MEN'S SERVICE BUREAU.

(Licensed Employment Agency.) 116 Continental Bank bldg. MA. 1261. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED. a Male.

OFFICE MANAGER, bookkeeper, corre- spomient, years old. married, wants position on or after Monday, June 13. Address Box 1033, Star. CARPENTER, nonunion, wants work: guarantees satisfaction. Address nox Star.

BOOKKEEPING and general office work; college training, experience. Address Box 1999, Star. CARPENTER, jobbing at lowest cost; no charge for estimate. LIn. Female.

GIRL Dependable: some typing; answer phone. Will accept- tii a week. EMPLOYERS BUSINEsf COLLEGE 136 N. Delaware. Lin.

7 46. COUNTER work, delicatessen or cafeteria, or will manage small business: capable business woman. Address Box 2115. Star. CALL MAin 6500 For efficient office help.

Fiduciary Em. iiloyment Bureau. (Licensed.) GIRL wants halt day work, by week. Cull RAn. 44i3.

STATISTICAL typist, general office ex perience; oest reference. HAr, RELIABLE woman wants half day worn, oy tne wecK. Ktn. :3.v, SEAMSTRESS, A-l. experienced, satis.

taction guar, lata Asninuu. l.in. COLORED girl wants general housework by) the week. Lin. 5698 HOUSEWORK, by day or week, colored la.iy.

RAn. "044. PRACTICAL nursing in confinement ca see; reasonable price. WAsli. 1 860-w AFTERNOON work by- week or half nay, cleaning or ironing.

HAr. 444H-K, DAY WORK BY RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN. RAN. 4721. NURSING, general.

WEb. 1427. COLORED girl wants half day day wotk. ny weeK. to.

Ui81. LAUNDRY work called for and delivered: guaranteed. KEn. 3491. 18 IIOOMS FOK KENT.

ALABAMA st 920 Seminole hotel; clean, comfortable rooms witli bath; single, 13.50; double, IS week. MA. 1030, ALABAMA. 447 front room; private entrance; 10; other rooms. 13.

BELLEFONTAINE, 18O6; two nicely furnished front rooms, first floor; 1110J-ern. KEn. 1917. COLLEGE, 2355: nice cool room, home privileges; gentlemen preferred. RAa.

3541. COLLEGE, 3047; light, airy room, 1 or 2 employed. RAn. 3083. DELAWARE, 627 1 sleeping room; aisoiior Housekeeping Lin.

M57. ILLINOIS, 1416 clean front room; phone and convenlencea; IS for 1, 16 for 2: men only. Lin. 1095. MERIDIAN 1835 N.

modern sleeping room; first class; gentlemen preferred. MERIDIAN. 840 N.j rooms, newly deco-rated: board optional; hotel atyle. NEW JERSEY. 1605 pleasant front room.

1 or garage. HAr. 0335-J. OHIO, 129 E. rooms, each with lava-tory, hot water.

Lin. 2603. 62 Apt. light, airy room. Walking distance, RUCKLE.

3045. large front room: 1 or 2: garage; breakfast optional. RA. 1528. WASHINGTON boulevard, 4021: well furnished room; real home; young man; garage.

WINTHROP, 3855: nice room; private family. WAsh, 1621. LI. 364 Front room, suitable for two; furnished for housekeeping; $7. 26TH 20 W.j furnished room; gentleman preferred.

531 front sleeping room, one or two-, kitchen privllegvg. i KINNEY William beloved husband of Essie McKinney and father of Mia Virgil Smith, passed away at his home, southwest of Greenwood. Wednes day, Juno t. Funeral Saturday. Jure.

11. 2 p. at ML Auoura cnurca. clone crossing PERKINS Lurlnda, ago IS years, widow tha late Warren 4- Perkina, mother of William Perkins, and sister of Mr. Catherln Martin and Mra Emma Mohler passed away Thursday, June 1 a.

Funeral at the late residence, 1294 W. 19th Saturday. June 11, at p. m. Friends Invited.

Burial Floral Park. FHEMISTER Lora. beloved wife of George Phcralater and mother of J. A. PhemiaterC paesed away Thursday.

June I. Funeral Sunday, Junw 13. 1 a. real the home. Acton, lnd.

Friends invited. Burial Acton. Friends may call at J. C. Wilaon funeral parlora, 123 Prospect until 1 p.

Friday, when remains will be taken to the horn in Aeton, RRKYKB Kermit ax 54. oied June st Phoenix. Aril. Body will arrive at Indianapolis Thursday, June p. m.

Friends may call at Funeral Home ef rtoyater as nin, after i p. m. June I. Funeral at ChrU-tlan Church. Mnorosvllle, p.

m. Frt- day, Jnne 14. Burial Mooreavllle cemetery. Kermit Is survived by his father. Ore, and stepmother, at 1387, Southeast- ern also two brothers, Jerold and Harold ef Indianapolis, and on half-brother, Horace Joiner o( fhoenix.

Aria- WF.AKINGEN Richard beloved husband nf Caroline father of Mra. Oren Kellev, Columbus. MIm Anna ('. Swsrlngen. Indianapolis, Mra.

Glen Harris. Greenfield. Mrs. W. E.

Bennett, Greenfield, Mrs. Kelly Coburn, rieveland. Mra. I. J.

Teagiie of Rlchmondale, Mr. R. M. ftwearlngen. Indlanapolia and II S.

Bwearingen of Cleveland. at his late home. 39 N. Keallnf eve. Thursday, June 9, 11:45 a.

short funeral service st ths late home, N. Kealing Friday. June I'l. 4 p. m.

Krienaa leaving ior ureen Held. (iaturaay, a. ni. TE4 KEXBROCK John husband of Rebecca Teckenbrock. died Wedneeday.

Funeral aervice at me iiohii i Ms slater. Mra. Harry K. I-ande. 1621 N.

Caritol n. Saturday. 11. Friends Invited: friends may call at Air. UlndCR lining mnj wi tin Carolina of Nohleavllle, Thursday at 7:20 p.

in. at the home nf her slater. Elisabeth A. Han. 4th st.

Funeral notice later. IX MEMOltlAM. PIRK In memory of our dear mother. Roaa Dirk, who departed foar years ago. God took her home, It waa Hi will; But In our hcarta She liveth still.

Her Daughters. STANLEY In lovin memory of our dear huahand and father, rranKitn Stanley who psased away one year ago today, June 10. When the evening shade are falling And we are sitting all alone. In our hearts there comes a longing! If he onlv could come home. Wife and Children.

hTEWART In loving remembrance of my dear son, Halbert R. Stewart, who passed away two years age today. June it), 19:. An sngel'a face fronv heaven i Looked down at ita todav. 'And whispered, "Mother, dear, don't grieve.

Because I've gone to stay. For when God call you to this land I'll meet you at ths brink, With tears of joy I'll elasp your hind When He connects the link." Sadly Missed by His Mother. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. James r. BA1T.IT KREGELO BAILEY Izll N.

Meridian ft Homelike chips) for serelcea. HAr. 0BB1 HAr. Hit. W.

T. BLASEMCYM Main Offlet. 111 Shelby st DPleg. T. INN BROS.

"Va: Tiffi Bert tISn Prospect BRet. tttt FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY. It Fall Creek Kntilevaril Bltm. RAn. 4400.

44H. No added chart for use of the Pileher organ or the new earvie rooms, visitor mav call at say time. CREMATOR? SERVICtt Qcorgef orinsteiner B. Market ft MA. 0901.

H0CKENSMITH MA. 11. Til Illinois st The Funeral Home HISEV 851 N. Delaware Un. Hit.

KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR ,01 J. Illinois st MA. 1184.

BEI. 11 1 Shirley Bros. Co. 141 M. Illinois st M.

1S1I-191I triors. u2 Union 8t DRet. J. C. Wilson 1130 Prospect at DRez.

ttll i DRez. 0321 Prompt Ambulance Service LODGES AXD CLUBS. I. O. F.

Members nf Rvlvl Psholr.h Lodge No. 441 are requested to be present at the funeral services of our late nrotner ana rriena, John Techenbrock. the tvel.lenre of Mr, H. K. Landcs, 121 N.

Capitol at 3 p. nu Satur-. day, tine 11. SPECIAL NOTICES. THE Westview Baptist Church, southeast corner Jones and Belmont listed on Page 28 of the new Indlanap- ons uitiv inreciory.

is exclusively a win us Baptist cnurcn but through error was listed among tln colored churches. R. Polk Publishers. BJJU.J.1.,. 80 liEGAL NOTICES.

We will sell at public auction June 23, 1I27, one Ford truck, motor No. 6546614, If William A. Walden, 117 Shelby Indianapolis, does not pay charges 130 before that time. Wangelln- Sharp 441 Virginia, ave. An unoccupied furnished --room is a waste Make it a source of revenue.

Per sons, seeking desirable furnished rooius consult the "For Rent" columns of TH! STAR neai. water, ngnt, gas; only IT I week for quick rental. 225 N. Arsenal. MA.

1319. THE SOVEREIGN. 1142 N. PENNSYLVANIA. One small apartment.

See resident manager. Apt. 103. WARREN APARTMENTS. Beautiful clean apartment; Frlgldalraw 2152 N.

Meridian. CENTRAL. 3004: 4 room modern. New- iv oecorated: FRANK S. CLARK ft CO.

226 E. OHIO. Business Places. Ambassador Office Room Very desirable for dentist and doctor together; would have good clientele in building; excellent location, at Pratt and Pennsylvania. Also 1 very desirable new storerooms at 16th and Can-ltol.

Call Ambassador Apartment Hotel. RI. 1371. MODERN STOREROOM. 239 E.

Ohio: moat desirable tor real estate. Insurance or building loan office. Heat and water furnished. DRex. 4222.

PEOPLES BANK BLDG. DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. OSTROM REALTY CO. MA. 8162.

134 E. MARKET ST. STOREROOM Meridian and North Em. erson W. Challle ft Co.

101 Ueridlaa) St. RI. 2114. SPECIALISTS In business location, -A BREN.VAN REALTY CO 421 Illinois bldg. MA 4451.

DESK, telephone and stenographer furnished for 116 per mo. 1006 Peopleg Bank bldg. STOREROOM, corner, In good buslnesg neighborhood; low rental. Inquire at theater, 1504 Roosevet avenue, OFFICE and factory for light manufacturing. MA.

2112. 43 Houses, Flats Furnished. PENNSYLVANIA, 2001 N.l why pay 171 for cramped quarters? This roomy front two rooms, private cement porch can't be beat. ILLINOIS, near 12th. Marne apta.

Ho. 19; completely furnlahed. Shown ky custodian MERIDIAN, 3015 th Commodore, Apt. 107; furnished, cool. 4-room apart ment; summer month.

RAn, (292. WOODRt'FF PLACE; 4 or 1-room apart ment, nicely furnished garage. WEb, NICELY furnished cottage at Bl Chapman lake. WEb. 0217.

MERIDIAN, 1721 lovely furnlsh4 apartment. RAn. 1511. FURNISHED S-room apartment, June It to Sept. 16.

RAn. 4420. CAPITOL, 1801 i living room, hitch ijiivwi. ihhh, m-e-noor pea. DIVISION I01A; three-room fie.

nlshed cottage, eemlmodern, BEI. ISM, (Continued oa next f3.V.