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A A A A THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1928. 17 BIRTHS-DEATHS- MARRIAGES. BIRTHS. and Mary Ramsey, 33 South Brookville, McCarty, and Misrtle Fallen, 439 West Charles and Essie Pool, 2825 School, boy. Roy and June Lockwood, 1044 Division, boy.

Fred and Opal. Windle, 2150 North New Jersey, Elba and Ruby Boaz, 1816 South Delaware, boy. Victor and Bade, 1528 Villa, boy. Ervin and Evelyn Hudewich, 2615 East Eighteenth, boy. Edgar and Maude Taylor, 1826 Parker, boy.

Raymond and Wilma Wright, 2631 Jack- son," boy. William and Emily Beach, 2150 Highland place, boy. Carl and Beulah Fertig. Coleman hospital, boy. Charles and Lucile Hallett, Coleman hospital, boy.

Ratio and Ethel Thomas, Coleman hospital. boy, John and Francis Newbold, 1510 Olney, boy. Theodore and Ruth Myers, 947 South Senate. Tarry and "Maude Ott, 1439 South Talbott, girl. Henry and Dora Cantrell, 1018 Edgemont, girl.

Raymond and Clara Wilson, Coleman hospital, girl. John and Mae 'Graves, Coleman hospital, girl. Charles and Ruth Cook, 801 East St. Clair, girl. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Leslie R. Ireland, 23, Chicago, and Jeannette F. Crowley, 19. 4316 College. Donald C.

Henley, 24, 1035 Churchman, and Lorene E. Clingerpeel, 21, 6123.1 Cornell. Delbert Sweatt, 23, 937 West Pearl, and Elizabeth Whitney, 18, 1049 North Belmont. Maurice A. Davis, 30, East Washington, and Irene Ricardo, 30, 3535 College.

DEATHS. Frank C. Mahoney, 42 St. Vincent's hospital, carcinoma. Infant Alexander.

2 days, 1411 North Senate. premature birth. Frederick Wiselogal. 88, 4522 East Washington, hemorrhage. Harvey F.

Balch, 47. 2115 East New York, acute dilatation of heart. Lottie Sills, 55, Central Indiana hospital, epilepsy. James Francis Hamilton, 58, St. Vincent's hospital.

lobar pneumonia. John Love, 71. 610 West Eleventh, chronic myocarditis. Lillwood W. Richardson, 43, 926 West North, lobar pneumonia.

Clarence Austin Carrell, Methodist hospital, atelectasis. Andrew Barthold, 52, City hospital, myocarditis. Otis D. Judd. 46.

1337 South Shemeld, diabetes mellitus. Mabel Irene Lawlis. 30, 1754 South ware, chronic pulmonary tuberculosis. Ellen Miller, 55, 1104 Maple, accidental. NEWS OF THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT. ACTION. 12597. Julian Goldman Store, etc. a.

Laven etc. Morgan C. C. Oral argument 18 set for March 14 at 9 a. m.

Consolidated for argument with 12849. causes 12436, 12561, 12633, 12763 and MINUTES. 25512. Ostler et al vs. Hogsten et al.

Tippecanoe S. C. Appellee's petition for lime. 25569. Montgomery et al.

V8. Crum. Vanderburg P. C. Appellee's waiver of rehearing.

A 25538. Appellant's Juskulski petition VS. for state. time. Lake Cr.

C. APPELLATE COURT. ACTION. 12978. State V8.

Wright et al. Marion C. Oral argument for March 6 2 p. m. MINUTES.

13036. Priest, receiver, vs. Amos, reneiver. Rush C. C.

Appellant's briefs 13212. McMahal vs. Temple et al. Duand request for oral argument. bois C.

C. Appellant's petition for time which is granted, including May Van 9. 12853. Kepps Express and Company vs. Boyd.

rehearing Lake and C. C. briefs. Appellee's 13147. Lafayette Street Railway Competition for ant's petition for time, with consent, pany vs.

Ulrich. Tippecanoe S. C. Appelwhich is granted including May 11. 13083.

City of Gary Pratt et al. Lake S. C. Appellee's petition for oral argument. 13084.

City of Gary vs. Roper. Lake S. C. Appellee's petition for oral argument.

12461. Hartford Accident and Indempity Company vS. a state ex C. rel. Martin.

commissioner. Jasper C. Appellant's briefs on transfer. NEW SUITS. 13278.

City of Muncie vs. Sharp. Delaware 8. C. Record.

Assigninent of erfors. In term. 13279. Burton et al v9. Ryan et al.

Orange C. C. Record. Assignment of FOrB. Notices served below.

SUITS FILED IN COUNTY COURTS. SUPERIOR COURT. -Room Schwert et al. va. 43449.

August Building Permits Foltz, reroof, 4500 East SixAndrew teenth, $200. furnace, 122 West Arizona, Pasch, I. $250. Swan, furnace, 2451 North Rural, J. $285.

D. furnace, 1523 West New Rose, Rev. A. Brown, furnace, 961 HosYork. $250.

The Rev. $500. A. Johnson, furnace, 1912 brook. The Norvall Boulevard Miller, place, furnace, 819 English, $350.

Norvall $300. Miller, excavate, 819 English, $125. Lohss, garage, 1252-55 South Frederick Standard Meridian, Investment and Securities $400. Company, Plesofkq. reroof, garage, 1404 5943 Broadway, Ashland, $365.

Mrs. $270. McGuff, dwelling and garage, Mary 5877 E. North New Jersey, $8,200. Whelchel, dwelling, 1323 North 0.

E. L. Haugh, Holloway, dwelling and garage, $3.600. J. 6208 $3,500.

Rosemeyer, reroof, 1250-51 William A. Brookside, Williams, garage, 225 North $200. Olin E. Keystone, $175. elevator lifth.

45 North theater, Pennsylvania, $1,000. Savings and Loan AssoUnion ciation, National reroof, 20 West Ohio, $65. POLITICIANS IN POWER BRING CHAOS-MYERS COLUMBUS, March candidate for ter Myers, States Senate, spoke here the United this afternoon. has exceeded Indiana "No state in the vigilance with which its political reason as to a doubtful institutions have been guarded; and its politics have held a keen state unusual interest for all the rest and of the nation, and the saying arose 'As goes Indiana, so goes nathe When Democrats were in when power the Republicans were in the the Republicans watched and Democrats watched," Mr. Myers said.

"Thus it continued until a few years ago when vigilance slackened and political parties departed from the principle of representative government and substituted the hasty notes of thousands for the deliberations of delegates. "Thus politicians got into power and instead of running government all the people they ran it in the interest of the politicians. These politicians using a group less than the whole to control their party then tried to use their party to run the whole. "What has been the result? Chaos, double-crossing, infamy, crime, disand the barter and sale of grace offices, sometimes for selfish advan-1 tage and again for worse considerations." HE'LL KEEP WARM NOW. LA PORTE, March peculiar shape of a young man walking hurriedly toward the New York Central railroad tracks attracted the attention of Patrolman Harry Freese.

He investigated and found Gilbert Vanderpool, 19 years old, of Mobile, with an automobile robe stuffed under his coat. admitted stealing the robe from the automobile of Emmet Doolittle and was fined $1 and costs and sentenced to thirty-five days on the penal farm. Vanderpool said that he intended to board a freight train and wanted the blanket to keep him warm. POLICE CHIEF IS SUED. NEW ALBANY, March James G.

McCombs of Louisville, today filed in Federal court here a suit against Matthew E. Clegg, chief of police at Jeffersonville, for $20,000 damages because of alleged false arrest. He states that he was arrested Jan. 18, 1927, on a charge of issuing a fraudulent check, which was based upon a false representation, and that on May 1927, he was acquitted of the charge by a jury in the Circuit court in Jeffersonville. AUTO SUIT DISMISSED.

VINCENNES, March of J. Spencer Cooper against Thomas Martin, Vincennes police chief, and Samuel Smock, Terre Haute police chief, was dismissed yesterday in Circut court. Spencer, who was acquitted at Terre Haute several weeks ago on an automoble theft charge, sought replevin of the car in question. The suit was dismissed when Cooper failed to put in appearance DEATH NOTICES. BANKS- Mrs.

Alice 3231 Kenwood mother of Leo Banks and Mrs. Harvey Funeral W. Dodge, passed away March 1. Price service at the Ragsdale funeral home, 1219 N. Alabama invited.

2 p. m. Burial Saturday, March 3. Friends in Crown Hill. BURKE Mrs.

Frances, beloved wife of John Burke, mother of Mra. Edward Timothy Monaghan, and Michael, Edward John, Neal, Robert, the residence of her daughter. passed Burke, away at the 4243 remains Graceland the ave. Friends may view at home, 1321 Marlowe Funeral after Tuesday, 12 o'clock March noon 6. 8:30 Saturday.

a. at residence: 9 Holy Cross Church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. age 68 years, loved mother of Anna Yeager, Martha Hessman, Emma Spambaugh and PaulIne Wadsworth. departed this life Thursday, March 1, at the residence of her daughter, 2718 Stuart at 8:30 p.

m. Funeral Saturday, March 3, at Moore Kirk's funeral home, 2530 Station at 8:30 a. m. and at St. Francis DeSales Church, 9 a.

m. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Friends invited. HUBBARD-Ella widow of William Hubbard, passed away Thursday a.

m. Services at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Saturday, 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill.

Friends may call at the FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY. KIESLE-Margaret, beloved daughter of Mrs. Mary Kiesle and sister of William and Edward Kiesle, passed away Friday, March 2, at the home, 1964 Park, apartment No. 3. Funeral Monday, March 5, 8:30 at residence, 9 a.

m. SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery.

Friends invited. Deceased was A member of Daughters of Isabella. OSBON-Mable Neal, wife of John A. Osbon, passed away Thursday, 1 a. at the residence, 55 W.

33d. Services at the residence Saturday, 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

PFLUEGER-Anna widow of Joseph and mother of George F. PAueger, Mrs. Frank Meister, Mrs. Charles Rader and Mrs. Harry Rieman, passed away at the residence of her daughter.

Mrs. Harry Rieman, 729 E. Morris March 77 years. Funeral at residence Monday, March 5, 2 p. m.

Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. STOUT--Luther age 78 years, passed away Friday morning. Services at the FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday, 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. SUITS -Henry age 76 years, father of Bert Suits, passed away Thursday, March 1, at residence, 1520 Fay st. Funeral Saturday, March 3, 1 p. at residence.

Burial Mooresville, Ind. Friends invited. TERRY Scott, beloved husband of Ida Pearl Terry and father of Warren, Ruth, Wilfred, Irene, Synthia and Bernice Terry, passed away March 1 at famliy residence, 638 Division st. Funeral at the Presbyterian Church, Roachdale, Sunday, March 4, 11 a. m.

Friends may view remains at the residence after 10 a. m. March 3. Burial Roachdale cemetery. Paul D.

Lucas, funeral director. WEBSTER Georgla Edna, age 36 beloved wife of Charles Byron Webster, daughter of Mrs. Neattie Gaugh and sister Boyd Gaugh, passed away March 2. Services Sunday. 10 a.

at the residence, 1417 N. LaSalle. Friends invited. Burial Terre Haute, Ind. Haute papers please father of Robert Franklin, Mrs.

Martin Frederick George, beloved J. Liddy and Mrs Robert H. Pyle, passed away suddenly at the age of 88 years 6 months and 2 weeks at nis residence at 4522 1 East Washington at 11:15 p. m. Feb.

29. Funeral at 2 p. m. Saturday, March 3, at the residence. Services at the home in charge of George H.

Thomas Post, G. A. and at the grave in charge of Marion Lodge No. 35. F.

and A. M. Friends invited. 200K-William age 64 years, son of Sarah A. Zook, beloved brother of Charles and Joseph Zook, Mrs.

Celie Smithson and Mrs. Stella Bishop, passed away March 1. Friends may call at Mrs. Smithson's. 1422 S.

Harding. Funeral at Indianapolis Lodge Masonic Temple, 1522 W. Morris, Sunday at W. Buchanan in at charge. Mooresville, Ind.

H. 2 CARD OF THANKS. SAYCE -I thank my neighbors, friends. the board of industrial aid, singers and relatives for their sincerity to my husband and myself during his illness and passing from this life. Also for the beautiful Arthur Sayce.

5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. BAILEY. KREGELO BAILEY 2233 N. Meridian st. Home-like chapel for services.

HAr, 0551. HAr. 0552. W. T.

BLASENGYM Main Office 2226 A Shelby st. DRex. 2570. Bert S. Gadd 2130 Prospect.

DRex. 5307. FINN BROS. 135 MA. W.

2176. Market. Flanner Buchanan MORTUARY West Fall Creek drive at Meridian. TAI. 4401-4402.

Contract with leading morticians in all cities. George Grinsteiner 522 E. Market st. MA. 0908.

The Funeral Home HISEY TITUS 951 Delaware LIn. 3828. HOCKENSMITH2 DOWNTOWN FUNERAL CHAPEL AND MORTUARY. MA. 1166.

726 N. Illinois st. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

1402 N. Ilfinois st. MA. 1154. Res.

BEl. 3866-R-1, RAGSDALE PRICE 1219 N. Alabama, LIn. 3608. Shirley Bros.

Co. 946 N. Illinois st. MA. 1918-1919.

J. C. Wilson 1230 Prospect DRex. 0321. DRex.

0322. Prompt Ambulance Service Wald, Parlors, 1222 Union st. DRex. 2551. LODGES AND CLUBS.

MASONIC-WISELOGEL-Special -Special called meeting Marion Lodge No. 35, F. and A. M. Saturday, March 3.

at 1:15 p. n. for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, Fred Wiselogel, 4522 E. Washington st. Master Masons invited.

(Signed) WALTER B. MASTERS, HARRY J. STOMBAUGH, M. Secretary, INDIANAPOLIS LODGE NO. 669, F.

AND A. -Brethren will assemble at the temple Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock to attend the funeral of our late brother. William L. Zook. Services to be held in the temple.

Interment at Mooresville. Bring your automobiles. -E. P. McMillan, W.

M. P. O. S. of Members of Washington Camp No.

33, P. O. S. of please meet at lodge hall Sunday, March 4. at 1 p.

m. to attend the funeral of our late brother. W. L. Zook.

FRANK GRAY. Pres. W. H. DURBIN.

Sec. 8 SPECIAL NOTICES. RETURNED home, open for business. Johnnie Mann's chicken dinner house. Beech Grove 138-R-1.

DRESSMAKING and plain sewing: reasonable. HEm. 5964. ments, and will appreciate having its attention called to any advertisement not conforming the highest standarde be honest THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR 18 member of the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers, which Includes leading newspapers throughout the try, and has for one of its aims the elimination of fraudulent and misleading classifed advertising. THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR 88 well as every other member of the association, endeavors to print only truthful classified advertise- 8-C TRANSPORTATION.

Yelloway Systems, Inc. St. Louis, $5. Chicago, $3. 11 11 m.

8:30, 11:30 a. Dayton, $3. 10:30 m. m. Pittsburgh, $8.

Denver. $25. 7:30 a. m. Los Angeles, $50.

Denison, hotel, RI. 2273, LIn. 4383. English hotel, RI. 1273.

PEARSON PEARSON. ATTORNEYS. ACCIDENT CLAIMS A SPECIALTY. 502 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. DETECTIVES.

Domestic, civil and criminal investigations done by careful experienced operatives, evidence obtained attorneys or individual for court or private use: missing persons located. Confidence strictly observed. P. O. Box 725.

THE KLAN has made mistakes, so have governments, SO has the church: mistakes are the material out of which stepping stones Kian built to higher things. Northwest 161, P. O. Box 1363. INVESTIGATIONS.

Confidential and Reliable Reports FOR Individuals, Corporations or Attorneys. P. O. BOX 1179, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. BLACKER'S CHILE PARLORS.

"The Home of Good Chile." 139 S. Illinois st. 44-46 W. Ohio st. 555 Mass.

ave. WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by Hettie Cottle on and after Feh. 25, 1928. Dean Cottle. GOOD home for elderly people, invalids, nervous and mental cases.

Reasonable rates. 1427 N. Delaware. RI. 4729.

SHAMPOO and marcel or shampoo and scalp treatments, $1, MA. 6344. 10 LOST AND FOUND. LOST -White female English bull dog: answers to name Whitey N. Liberal reward.

TAI. 2051. WHITE-GOLD folded glasses, L. S. Ayres or between Ayres and Claypool.

Reward. TAI. 0317. STRAYED -White female Eskimo spitz from 2636 S. East liberal reward for information.

DRex. 4756. GREEN leather bag on College near 35th: valuable to owner; containing keys: liberal 1 reward. HEm. 1414.

LOST-Police dog, black and gray. months old. Answers to nanie Man." DRex. 4442. Reward.

GERMAN police dog; Troy on collar. TAI. 4712. Reward. LOST -Brindle and white Boston bull.

Call MA. 6034. Reward. LOST -Brindle bull: close to 1028 Lafavette st. LIn.

5833. Reward. DELTA PSI KAPPA jeweled pin; name N. Sanders on back: reward. Lin.

6785. LOST--A Shriner pin; reward. MA. 1576. 11 MACHINERY AND TOOLS.

CIRCULAR AND BAND SAW MILLS We make all sizes Circular Saw Mills, from the smallest Pony Circular Mill to the largest Band Mill. Saw Mills, including Carriages, Head Blocks, Edgers. Log Turners, carried in stock. The Sinker-Davis Co. INDIANAPOLIS.

MA. 0415. THREE PHASE MOTOR, 5 WESTINGHOUSE. GOOD SHAPE. FLEURY ELECTRIC, 134 YORK ST.

MOTORS, electric: new and used: electrie wiring and motor repairing. MEIER ELECTRIC MACHINE CO. 136 S. Meridian st. MA.

2363. DEPREZ EQUIPMENT COMPANY. Machinery and equipment of all kinds. Room 617 Merchants Bank bldg. Phone RI.

3447. MOTORS, new and used: repairing, armature winding, wiring; we buy used motors. Landreth Electric 254 Hudson st. LIn. 4697.

GOOD used vulcanizers: also machine shop for rent or sale. Anderson Steam Vulcanizer Indianapolis. HANGERS, shafting. belting and pulleys. INDIANA METAL MACHINERY CO.

812 E. Washington st. LIn. 4981. COMPRESSORS.

boilers, electrical equipment, pumps, crushers. engines. hoiste. etc. Ross Power Equip.

Indpls. JAEGER mixers. Marion steam. gas shovels. Edlin 20 S.

Senate. 12 HELP WANTED-MALE. AUTOMATIC screw machine operator; must be able to set up own job. Apply in person Continental Sales F. 17th Columbus, Ind.

BARBER wanted, Friday and Saturday; bring tools. 4825 E. New York. BARBER: guarantee of 70 per cent: no student. 3505 Massachusetts ave.

BOOKKEEPER. Unmarried: 25-35 years of age, who is looking for a better tunity. Call Lin. 1288 for appointment. BOY with wheel; also to help in store.

111 E. Michigan st. ESTIMATING CLERK Young man with engineering training. who has had practical experience in the fabricating of iron or steel products. Position requires some knowledge of and familiarity with production methods and manufacturing costs in the metal field.

The work offers a good opportunity for growth and advancement to a person with the training and ability to grasp the essentials of the job, and develop accordingly. Applicant must be willing to spend some time in the factory securing Arst-hand knowledge of our particular problems. In replying. give details as to age, education, experience and initial salary expected. Address CA No.

416. Star. INTERNAL grinders (4). J. L.

men (2). Machinists: A-1 (3). BARNES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 211 Board of Trade. (Licensed.) YOUNG MEN.

2, to assist manager; experience not necessary; easy work, big pay, short hours. See Mr. Ott. Room 427 Peonles Bank bldg. MEN.

18 to 35, for three- year enlistment in U. 8. coast guard; special offer to exservice men. 730 E. Washington.

MEN wanted. with or witbout sales experience: real proposition. Address Box 3549. Star. PASTRY COOK Experienced, Colored.

Address CA No. Star. SALESMAN. building material lines: give experience, salary, etc. Address CD No.

323, Star. SHIPPING clerk. 18 to 20: $15. F. and F.

Employment Bureau. Licensed. 503 Roosevelt bide. SHOE FINISHER. 45 W.

Ohio st. Experienced Carpet Layers to Work Out of City Apply Employment Office L. S. Ayres Co. MONEY for you at home--Men and women can earn $15 to $26 a week In spare time writing showcards; no canvassing or soliciting: we instruct you and supply you with work: write today.

The Menhenitt 93 Dominion Toronto, Canada. WE HAVE AN OPENING for a man with some sales ability; an excellent opportunity for advancement. Apply 38 W. Ohio st. WANTED--Young man to travel Indiana, Illinois and Missouri.

Bright. energetic country man or school teacher preferred. Salary. State age, previous employment. Write W.

N. Gann, General Delivery, Ind. EXPERIENCED office furniture salesman: all replies confidential. Address CD No. 339, Star.

TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL J. COAL 1205 ROACHE. WANTED--Potter Johnson lathe operators. Bimel Wheel Portland, Ind. FOUR solicitors willing to work; good pay.

625 Grant ave. truck bani lumber 12 HELP WANTED--MALE. We Want More Than a Salesman Our expansion program definitely includes the employment of thoroughly competent salesmen to cover territories in various parts of the United States. If we can find men qualified for these DOsitions the remuneration will run large enough to interest the best of competent salesmen. This is a factory connection with large manufacturer selling to merchants only.

Not real egtate, insurance, stocks or bonds. but high-class dignified merchandising. Demand for our product is here, but does not require that we hire the first man we can get. Our business has grown 240 per proving cent in the last 2 years, the sale ability of our line: meat or grocery experience will help, but is not essential, as we sell neither meat nor groceries. hut thoroughly train men selected at our factory.

The successful applicant must be 25 to 40 years old, good educational and commercial background. clean past record. good executive material and must be able to give full time, beginning at once: will be given 3 weeks' training before going into permanent territory. Our Mr. C.

R. Jones will be at the Claypool hotel and will make appointment by phone only Saturday a. m. WANTED EXPERIENCED PANELERS, TO TORCH SOLDERERS AND FINISHERS ON AUTO BODIES WRITE OR APPLY CENTRAL MFG. CO.

CONNERSVILLE, IND. WANTED--A high -class, reliable abstractor, as manager of largest stract business in Elkhart county; complete up-to-date records: would consider selling a part Interest: unusual opportunity to party who can qualify. Address C. D. Rasp.

214 S. Main Elkhart, Ind. A -Employment Agencies. REGISTERED PHARMACIST: 28 to to 40 $45 SANITARY ENGINEER $175 STENOGRAPHER $20 to $25 BURROUGHS book keeper $25 to $30 CHEMIST: knowledge of bacteriolOgy $125 CLERK: 18 to 21: fountain and drug store experience $15 BUSINESS MEN'S SERVICE BUREAU. Licensed.

516 Continental Bank bldg. 13 INSTRUCTIONS. Indiana's Busiest School of Beauty Culture Know why? Investigate. Free Clinic. Diplomas Awarded.

157 N. Illinois St. 2d Floor Stewart Bldg. MAin 5783. Rainbow Academy of Beauty Cultured INDIANA'S OLDEST AND BEST COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE We are an exclusive college of girls.

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE 2d floor Odd Fellow. MA. 5748 A Complete Course of instruction in beauty culture, Including shoppe experience: free clinic: diplomas awarded. University Beauty School 516 K. of bldg.

MA. 5406. GIRL for light oifice work. Business course, tuition and salary paid. EMPLOYERS BUSINESS COLLEGE.

136 N. Delaware, INC. LIn. 7646. GIRL for office work while attending school.

Leisure Hour Shorthand School. 23 N. Penn. TYPING thoroughly taught, $2.50 week. BARNITT BUSINESS COLLEGE.

413 Illinois bldg. RI. 3678. MEN and ladies to learn barber trade. Tri-City Barber College, 510 E.

Washington Indianapolis, Ind. MA. 6993. 14 SALESMEN WANTED. BY LARGEST manufacturer of a definite product in United States, a real salesman, not more than 35 or 40 years of age; qualified to put in new agencies and build up old ones.

Unless you answer following questions no attention will be paid: Age, married or single, residence. present position and salary, what previous positions held, reasons for leaving? Territory is in Indiana. Representative backed by one of most prominent national advertising campaigns ever inaugurated. Address CA No. 410.

Star. SALESMAN- Straight commission, calling 011 manufacturers and hardware trade, to represent new, exclusive line for 90 per cent of Indiana: reply bresent line, all particulars. Crowner 233 Broadway. New York city. OFFICE FURNITURE SALESMAN to sell quality equipment manufactured by largest companies in the busin salary and commission: state age, experience: give full particulars.

Address CD No. 340. Star. WANTED--Salesman to work on commission basis selling competitive priced automobile tires from warehouse in city: write fully, giving experience and reference. Box E.

Akron, 0. 16 HELP WANTED-FEMALE. ADDRESSORS for mall order house: home, spare time: inclose stamped. dressed envelope. Lucille's 1906 San Pablo, Oakland, Cal.

AGENTS to sell American products. Apply 1005 W. Washington. COOKS: white: private. Reid Industrial Service.

Licensed. 322 When bldg. 38 N. Penn. COOK, white, 4 adults; $12.

Clift's Hotel Employment Agency, Licensed. 5 E. Market. Room 202. COPY WRITER: thoroughly rienced in retail $35.00 DICTAPHONE thoroughly efficient.

$22.50 LEGAL thoroughly exp. $20-22 O'Shea Employment System Licensed. 509 Fletcher Trust bide. GIRLS 16 to 21 Years For positions in the New Circle Theatre Dancing Ensemble. Experience in at least one type of dancing preferred.

MUST BE INDIANAPOLIS GIRLS. Report at INDIANA BALLROOM, 3 p. this afternoon. GIRLS wanted for house canvassing. 1022 E.

Michigan. GIRL for office work. See ad under Instructions. Leisure Hour Shorthand Sch. SALESLADIES, capable of Interviewing business men; those with real estate experience preferred.

See Mr. Mayer, Sunday only. Spink hotel. 23-28: exp. details: books: some A-1 progressive TYPIST: 18-20: rapid some TYPIST CLERK: some exp.

$12 EMPLOYERS' EMPLOYMENT SERV. Licensed. 607 Meyer- Kiser bide. STENOGRAPHER, bookkeeper. single, rapid dictation, $22.50 Stenographer-dictaphone, 20.00 436 Lemcke (Licensed.) Fiduciary Employment Bureau assist on $22.50 P.

typist 18.00 NATIONAL CITY EMP. SERVICE. Licensed. 2d A. Farmers.

Trus: bldg. WAITRESS, white, experienced. 419 N. 16 HELP WANTED--FEMALE. WOMAN--An attractive position open at once for an ex-teacher, substitute teacher or one especially interested in children: over 21 years of age: pleasing personality: at least H.

S. education, position permanent and will pay successful person $1,500 or more first year; give age, education and phone number. Address CA No. 417. Star.

High-Grade Positions Open A-1 $12.00 downtown 15.00 DICTAPHONE: P. B. general 25.00 Our 15th year (licensed). Brown Efficency Bureau, Inc. 306 Guaranty bldg.

REFINED. capable woman for position of trust; experience unnecessary, but must be able to furnish good reference: opportunity to spend winter in South: permanent. with splendid remuneration and chance for promotion to right party. Address CD No. 312.

Star. WANTED- woman between and 50 years, with good sight and hearing, to care for an elderly man and full charge of a small house: nurse not needed. T. N. Moody.

Waveland. Ind. 16 YOUNG women for vaudeville production. Address Star, Box 3638. -Employment Agencies.

light dictation; good personality 18 BUSINESS MEN'S SERVICE BUREAU. Licensed. 516 Continental Bank bldg. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED. -Male.

GRADUATE civil engineer, 29, desires employment training production departments and estimating preferred or civil engineering. Address Star, Box 3771. COMPETENT some experience in office: white: student. DRex. 4155.

-Female. TRAINED nurse seeks position in home: specializes in mental and nervous cases: also invalids and convalescents. Address Box 3604. Star. EXPERIENCED nurse for convalescents at home, Call CHer.

1437. YOUNG lady, cashier, typist. Address CD No. 335, Star. PLAIN COOKING, nursing, by colored girl.

LIn. 6176. PRACTICAL nurse. Hospital trained. WAsh.

5449-W. 18 ROOMS FOR RENT. ALABAMA 920 Seminole hotel; clean, comfortable rooms with bath: single, $5.50: double, $8 week. MA. 1030.

ALABAMA. 1415 attractive room. modern home; gentlemen. ALABAMA, 447 good sleeping rooms, $3.50 to $5: city heat. CENTRAL, 2234, Apt.

comfortable room in Jewish home; reasonable. CENTRAL. 1214; rooms for 1 or 2: modern; nicely furnished. CENTRAL. 2520: furnished front room; gentleman; private family.

TAI. 3411. COLLEGE, 2123. Apt. 4: nicely furnished room; private family; connecting bath.

HEm. 4148. DELAWARE, 406 Apt. 17: desirable room for 2, adjoining bath: city heat. DELAWARE, 2130 large south room, men or employed couple.

NEW JERSEY. 1605 pleasant heated room: 1 or 2. 'HAr. 0335-J. PARK 2415; room; steam heat: private family; references.

HEm. 4226. PENNSYLVANIA, 1415 large front room: also room with bath, garage. PRATT. 222 Apt.

nicely furnished room, steam heat, pri. fam. Lin. 6164. WOODRUFF.

651 East drive: large room, attractively furnished. CH. 3843. McKINLEY LODGE 106 W. North Northwest Corner North and Illinois EXQUISITE SLEEPING ROOMS.

IMMACULATELY KEPT, STEAM TREASONABLE RATES. DISTANCE; The Tower Living at the Tower, In a large, airy, steam-heated room is just the next best thing to living in one's own home. A very limited number of beautiful rooms are now open to regular guests only as We do not cater to a transient business. Rooms either with or without connectbath at rates that will effect a saying for you. CAPITOL AT ELEVENTH.

Puritan Hotel Why not enjoy the advantages offered by the fireproof Puritan hotel. The Puritan is strictly modern and rates are surprisingly low. Clean, quiet, homelike and within walking distance. Rates including excellent meals make possible the enjoyment of real hotel service at a cost no greater than living in the "extra" room in a private home. NEW JERSEY AND MARKET ST.

Brevort Hotel Illinois and Ohio Sts. Clean, comfortable rooms, with hot and cold running water: $5 and up per week; also completely furnished housekeeping apartments, $10 a week and up. Hotel Michigan Convenient location: absolute cleanliness: complete hotel service. Rooms with bath from $7 per week un. 127 E.

Michigan. NORTH side: modern furnished room: gentlemen preferred: private family. RI. 3746. Call Sunday or after 6 p.

111. week days. DREXEL ARMS hotel. 730 N. rooms; steam heat, hot water: $5 week up.

LIn. 2821. A GOOD outside room with hot and cold water; every modern convenience: rates $4 and up. Stubbins hotel. ROOM in modern apartment: young lady or couple employed: home privileges.

or will share. LIn. 1173. ATTRACTIVE front room, modern apartment; walking distance; $3.50. Lin.

8456. 13TH, 317 nicely furnished room in private home; near Central car line. UNUSUALLY well-furnished room; good home for gentleman. HEm. 2409.

UNUSUALLY lovely furnished modern north, in priv. home. WA. 1473-W. a--Light Housekeeping.

ALABAMA. 447 front room. gas plate, $5.50: one at $6: city heat. ASHLAND, 1538: two well furnished light housekeeping roonis; everything furnished. CAPITOL, 1105 rooms and and good heat; white.

CENTRAL 2155: 2 large front connecting rooms; everything furnished. EUGENE, 516: 2 large, light furnished rooms; home privileges. TAl. 2167. MERIDIAN, 2216 front, attractive 2 or 3-room apartment; connecting living.

bedroom, kitchenette; running water. Private entrance. HAr. 2190. 436 E.

MICHIGAN Room and kitchenette: everything furnished; neat and clean: $6.50. RI. 6989. MILEY, 129: 2 clean, furnished, modern, gas, electricity, heat; $7. NEW JERSEY.

513 2-100m light housekeeping suite; steam heat; reasonable. NEW JERSEY, 2042 2 modern nicely furnished; near car line; adults. OHIO. 538 2 nice front rooms, housekeeping: $5 a week. PARK, 810: large front room, light housekeeping: modern; $4 a week.

1105 N. PENNSYLVANIA. First-class well-furnished room, separate kitchenette; water, gas, heat, light, laundry and phone included; very reasonable. 1945 3 front rooms; light, well furnished; private entrance. 1816 3 lower front rooms; sink: private; good heat.

1241 light housekeeping accommodate 2 or reasonable. TRAUB. 128 everything furnished but gas; garage $7. CH. 1734-M.

11TH, 17 nicely furnished room, suitable for a couple or 2 girls: plenty of heat and hot water: home privileges. TWO rooms and kitchenette: everything furnished: $8. BEI. 1524. -Board and Rooms.

EASTERN 915; very nice room and board for 1 or 2 young men or employed couple: modern home: good location. CHer. 2221-W. GRAY, 522 modern front room for private: E. Michigan car.

PARK 1211; large front room; home privileges. RI. 4956. LADY to share room. with congenial girl; reasonable; meals opt.

IRv. 2677. TWO employed girls. room with board: reasonable; close in. LIn.

5505. ROOM and board for ntlemen or business girla: homelike. BEl. :474. -Hotels.

WESLEY HOTEL Modern, 100 roome with bath; Are- proof; operated by Hotel English; moderate, weekly rates on application, CAPITOL BLED AR NOTE 67. 19 RENTALS. a--Houses. ARLINGTON beautiful high-grade A 6-room house: perrodern detail; wonderful shade trees, (ront. cement driveway to garage; only $60.

IRv. 0167. CAPITOL, 3555 modern, rooms; garage; $45. Key at 3515 N. Capitol.

CARROLLTON, 5507: Ave rooms and breakfast room. HUm. 6367. COLLEGE, 3247; beautiful high-class brick double; newly decorated. HAr.

3679-W. EUGENE, 850: rooms, bath: garage; nice yard; will be newly painted soon: paved street: $30. FAIRFIELD 916-918: 6-room modern double; will be put in A-1 shape; $50. Schloss Bros. Investment Co.

Lin. 2318. FLETCHER 1031. Living room, dining room, bedroom. kitchen: water furnished.

Apply 1003 Merchants Bank bldg. GLADSTONE. 890 4-room modern: garage: water paid; $32.50. RI. 1803.

HERMAN, 122: 5-rm. semimod, cottage; good condition; water paid. LIn. 6695. ILLINOIS.

3434 modern 8-room house; suitable for 2 families; hardwood floors: $50. LIn. 4188. KELLY AND CHURCHMAN 6-room double on Beech Grove car and bus line; electricity, garage, paved street; 3 extra lots for garden: $22.50. DRex.

1099. NEW JERSEY, 1420 5-room modern double: garage: $30. CHer. 1328-J. 1258 and 1264 W.

New York St. Three or four rooms. electric lights. gas, inside toilet, garage: reasonable rent to right party. Inquire at 1267 New York.

or call WAsh. 2819. PARK 2350; new double, built like single; 6 large rooms, sun parlor. furnished breakfast room. laundry in basement.

Open. HEm. 2403. PARK. 384: modern double and garage.

Rent reasonable. PRATT 616 7 rooms, kitchenette: modern double; good condition. RANDOLPH. 1755-57 4-room and bath: thoroughly modern, new double; garage; beautifully decorated: $30: water paid. IRv.

3123. RITTER. 129 8.: modern residence. 3 bedrooms, bath, living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, hardwood floors. 2-car garage, IRv.

2723. SENATE. 1212 6-room modern double. $27. HAr.

3704 SHERMAN drive, 825 4-room modern double; garage; water paid; $32.50. WASHINGTON 2907: six rooms: large living room; double. TAI. 0494. For Colored 835 Hadley: 3 rooms: gas, el.

2349 Yandes: 4 rooms. garage, gas, el. ins. toilet; wat. pd.

20.00 1243 W. 26th; 4 bath, 22.50 Marion County State Bank CALT. MA. 4087 and we will mail you list of 300 houses for white and colured: reduced rents. One Month Free 1316 W.

25th 4-room modern except furnace: water paid: only $20. SEARS-HARVEY CO. MA. 5546. 202 Inland Bank bide.

Four Bedrooms Modern 8-room house, in first-class repair; front and back porches. TAI. 4712. 1128 Bellefontaine st. BABY GRAND modern double; $30.

2056 Adams st. F. F. WOOLLING. 510 Continental Bank bldg.

LIn. 5231. $18: BRICK veneer bungalow: 5 rooms. sun porch. 1330 LeGrande ave.

106 N. Delaware st. MA. 1709. SEE our complete list of rentals In all parts of the city.

Bankers Trust Pennsylvanta and Ohio ste TRY US ON RENTALS AND LEASES. CITY TRUST CO 31ST 649 a nice home: modern: 6 rooms (one reserved); garage, front drive: call 1 to 9 p. m. MODERN. half, doublind rooms, garage, reasonable.

MA. 2976. TAI. 5806. 33D, 1321 4 rooms: modern: double: garage: $30.

Owner, 2230 Ashland. 2 MODERN houses, 3 and 4 bedrooms and garages. HUm. 4238. -Apartments.

THE CAMBRIDGE North and Delaware Sts. APARTMENT HOTEL. 1, 2, 3-room suites. First-class hotel service. H.

H. Woodsmall Inc. "We insure everything but the hereafter." Nights and holidays call Lester Johnson, DRex. 2840. OXFORD GABLES 340 E.

Maple road: 2 apartments for sublease: soft water equipment: gas, electricity, water and heat. furnished: appointment only. M705PM BON Frigidaire MA. 3289. WAsh.

0948. HUDSON ARMS, 2715 N. Meridian; 3 bedrooms; $110. ED Frigidaire Central, 3207; rooms; $65. TAI 316-4277.

Fricidaire JOSELYNN APARTMENTS Fairfield and Birchwood Aves. Attractive 2-room apartment, conveniently arranged, in a new modern building: heat, light, gas and water furnished: $47.50 per month. JoseKuhn Lumber Co. WAsh. 3959.

Edgewood Villa 3510 PENNSYLVANIA. 5 rooms and bath; unusual opportunity to obtain a front apartment in this highly desirable building: monthly ot' yearly. See janitor or call LIn. 7344. 1003 Merchants Bank bldg.

2938 1 E. Washington, No. 1 5 rooms, modern, heat and water, $50. Gregory Appel MA. 0995.

Walking Distance One, 2 and 3-room steam-heated apartments with private bath. Richelieu, 614 N. East st. MA. 5840.

J. S. Cruse Realty Co. THE CREIGHTON. 1129 N.

ALABAMA. One ideally arranged apartment; living rooms, dinette (dining set fur. nished). kitchenette. dressing closet with in-a-door bed and bath.

See agent, Apt. 103. THE SOVEREIGN. 1142 N. PENNSYLVANIA.

One ideally arranged apartment: living room, dinette (dining set furnished), kitchenette, dressing closet with in-a-door bed and bath. See agent. Apt. 103. 430 MASS.

AVE. One and two-room apartments, single rooms as low as $18.50. Elevator. heat furnished. See custodian at flat or Fletcher Savings Trust Co.

SCHUYLER. 3761 N. MERIDIAN. One ideally arranged apartment: living rooms. dinette (dining set furnished).

kitchenette, dressing closet with in-a-door bed. bedroom and bath. See agent, Apt. 108. MERIDIAN ST.

2152. THE WARREN APARTMENTS. Clean. airy apartments: gas. water.

heat furnished. I IN Frigidaire Van Courtland 2010 N. Meridian ONE SMALL APARTMENT. SEE MANAGER. PARK 1117: upper flat for rent; fully equipped: garage in rear; steam heat: in-a-door hed Frigidaire MERIDIAN 3335: 7 rooms and g3- rage: strictly modern: $90: first third floor.

G. Agency. 106 N. Delaware st. MA.

1709. KATHCLAMAR APARTMENT. 1202 S. MERIDIAN nice, airy living room, dressing in-a-door bed, bath and kitchen: 837.50. Custodian, DRex.

7317. TALBOTT, 2055-57 modern 4 and room duplex: redecorated throughout; city heat and water furnished: double garage; $50 and $55 WAsh. 0544. MERIDIAN, 1723. Lynn apartments: large living room: Murphy kitchenette: tile bath: $32.50.

TAl. 4386. BALSAM $540: living room. bedroom. breakfast room, kitchenette.

bath: heat, water: $45. WAsh. 1610. CENTRAL. 1121: reduce expenses; light, airy rooma.

hath: heat. water: front porch; only $32.50. Apt. No. 1.

MERIDIAN 2038 four and five-room apartment. high class: city heat: rage: Frigidaire, TAL. 2552. TWO-ROOM SUITE. PRIVATE BATH.

Shiel Apartments, 220 N. ILLINOIS ST. BROADWAY. 2508; 5 rooms; heat. hot water, janitor.

WAsh. 3836, RI. 4718. KENWOOD. 2902: upper duplex: heat.

water furnished: $45. HAr. 0839-R. 128 4-room upper duplex. suitAble for 4 adwitas Dem dessa WA.

1605. 19 RENTALS. b--Apartments. MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS 3707 N. Meridian; large living room, large dining room, solarium, 3 bedrooms, including 2 master bedrooms, baths; rental $130, including garage for 2 cars.

1220 Park $43.00 418 E. 15th $41.00 1108 College $35.00 1020 Central $35.00 1603 $55.00 The Ambassador. $57.50 to $125 Daily and weekly rates. (Pratt and Pennsylvania.) Moynahan Properties Co. 710 Union Title bldg.

MA. 4818 or RI. 1371 nights and Sunday AVAILABLE AT ONCE, IN THE BEAUTIFUL COMMODORE 3015 N. MERIDIAN. One apartment with large living room and concealed bed: extra large bedroom with 2 closets and mirrored doors; beautiful outside dining room.

completely equipped kitchen with Frigidaire and soft water, tile bath with shower, Call at buliding or phone RAn. 1476. Rate, $85 per month, ineluding utilities. EX W0PH Frigidaire Rodman Apartments 21 to 25 W. 16th at.

Cory one-room apartments, newly decorated: plenty of light and ventilation: Ice. light, heat, gas, water furnished. Will show any time. Call RI. 6168.

Charles Snyder et al. Improvement bond. C. W. Appleman.

43454. Louis R. Roth va. N. S.

Mercantile Bureau, receiver. Fred J. McCord. 43459. Mary Pap Testerman vs.

Elmer Testerman. Divorce. George W. Henke. -Room 43450.

Ivory Wade va. Altonza Wade. Divorce B. I. Hobbs.

-Room 43446, Joseph F. Royer VS. Great Western Oil Company, Inc. Damages. Rosenberg Stauffer.

43451. Icely Blake VS. Ora Blake. Divorce. Williams Schlosser.

-Room 43447. Cora Childs vs. Roger Childs. Divorce. Russell B.

Harrison. 43452. Power-Foster. Company V8. Harry A.

Rodman. Replewn. Fesler, Elam Young. -Room 43453. Margaret E.

Spinks vs. George W. Spinks. Divorce. L.

C. Morris. CIRCUIT COURT. 41941. Doris M.

Diggle vs. Rutherford G. Diggle. Divorce. Korbly McNutt.

41942. Harel A. Russell et al. vs. Paul D.

Lucas. Damages and possession. Pickens, Cox, Conder Bain. 41943. Amy Dyer vs.

Robert L. Dyer. Divorce. Wicker Cayton. SUITS FILED IN MUNICIPAL COURT.

-Room 8109. A. W. Kruge vs. Joe Magganburg.

Work done. Earl E. Jones. 8111. Charles Sullivan Schlosser Bros.

Damages. Seth S. Vard. 8113. The Indianapolis Company Graham Asher et al.

Note. Robert K. Eby. -Room 8108. J.

Kipplinger V8. Roy Hahn. Damages. Raymond Demaree. 8110.

Charles Koehring V8. Marshall Dudley. R. N. Miller.

8112. James F. Bramlett V8. S. W.

Wilson. Account. Fred J. McCord. 8114.

David R. Frogan et al. vs. Ray Hynes et Replevin. Eber M.

Brown. Incorporations Harlan Church of Christ; Maysville; no capital stock. Objects: Teaching of the word of God a8 revealed in the Bible. Incorporators: David J. Schlatter, Samuel E.

Peters, Sam Crull, Henry Weicker and Harold E. Greenwood, Kokomo Rubber Company, Kokomo, filed amendment to its articles of incorporation, decreasing the number of directors from nine to seven. Clark County Security Company; Jetfersonville: capital stock $100.000. Objects: Buying. selling and dealing in state, county, municipal and other bonds.

Incorporators: Austin Funk, Frederick W. Davis, Martin A. Conroy, William Kilgus, Michael D. Schlosser, John Gienger and Walter A. Swartz.

The Chatfeld Wood Company, (Ohio corporation) filed amendment its ATticles of incorporation. Indiana Meadows Company, Indianapolis, filed papers evidencing preliminary dissolution. Phi Beta Chi Sorority; no capital stock. Object: Social. Incorporators: Lucille Atherton, Annabel Littleton, Gertrude Austin and LaVerne Atherton.

Ferguson Coliseum, Clinton: capitol stock $5,000. Objects: Buy, own. operate, lease and occupy lands and buildings. Incorporators: Hulbert M. Ferguson Leora A.

Ferguson and Marie Ferguson. Cowham Engineering Company (Illnois corporation) filed affidavit of withdrawal from the state of Indiana. Krebs Service. Michigan City; stock $15,000. Objects: Sale of automobiles.

automobile parts, accessories, tires, tire repairing. Incorporators: Frank M. Krebs, Joseph G. Krebs and Mark Storen. Company, Hammond, filed papers evidencing preliminary dissolution.

Fitzpatrick-McElroy Company (Delaware corporation): 459 shares value and $30,600 capital stock represented in Indiana; Indiana and office, Glenn VanAuken, Continental Bank building, Indianapolis, Objects: Lease, construct and maintain buildings and operate the same as places of amusement and conduct 8 general Alm change business. Logansport Building and Loan ciation, Logansport, increased its capital stock from $50.000 to $100,000. Home Oil Stations, Lafayette: capital stock 2,000 shares common no par value stock. Objects: Buy and sell gasoline, oils and greases; buy and sell accessories for automobiles. Incorporators: E.

A. Shriner, Kern, A. G. Snell, Margaret Cheney and George F. Smiler.

Vermilya Medicine Company: Bloomington; capital stock $10,000. Objects: Purchase drugs and chemicals, manuthe same into complete form for medicines and remedies. Incorporators: Richard Kelley, Joseph C. Vermilya and Pavil M. Wilson.

Elkhart Recreation Club, Elkhart: capital stock $15,000 common and $5,000 preferred. Objects: Conducting a recreation parlor, a room rooms or parlor where games are played and contests are held. Incorporators: Harvey B. Elliott. Ethel V.

Elliott and Ira E. Elliott. The Hay- Weaver Company, South Bend, Aled papers increasing its capital stock $50,000. The new Washington State bank; New Washington: capital stock $25,000. Objects: Business of 8.

bank of discount and deposit. Shareholders: Henry F. Schowe. Mattie B. Schowie, Sanford K.

Peck. Harry B. Huffstetter, Robert S. Taggart, John H. Boyd and Charles C.

Bottorff. Fitzpatrick- Company, Hammond, filed papers in re: Redemption of preferred stock. Umphrey Manufacturing Company, Crawfordsville, filed papers in this office changing the par value of Its shares of common stock from $100 a share to $25 a share and the number of shares from 1,000 to filed papers reducing its capital stock from $100.000 common and $50,000 preferred to $100.000 common and no preferred, and fled papers increasing its stock from $100,000 common to $250.000 common. Spencer County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association, Rockport: capital stock $10,000 common and $5,000 preferred. Objects: Marketing, selling any agricultural products.

Incorporating directors: William Lewis Webb C. H. Waters, C. Carter and Raymond Wanninger. Ayres Credit Union, Indianapolis, increased its capital stock from $100,000 to $200.000.

Showers Bros. Company, Bloomington, filed papers changing the par value of its shares from $100 a share to shares of no par value and the number of shares from 7.500 to 250.000 shares and that all the no-par value capital' stock be exchanged for the par value stock now held by the stockholders: also filed amendment providing that the number of the directors for this company shall be nine. Indiana Truck Corporation, Marion, fled papers evidencing preliminary dissolution. G. B.

Woodward Company: Bloomington; capital stock 500 shares common no par value. Objects: Owning and operating of a general insurance, real estate and loan agency. Incorporators: Roy O. Pike, Glen Woodward, Harold J. Reed and Stacy O.

Harrell. FACES SECOND CHARGE. COLUMBUS, March Leroy Strait of Bloomington is released from the state farm March 15, where he is serving a sentence for passing a fraudulent check in Harrison county, a Bartholomew county officer will be waiting at the farm to arrest him and bring him here for trial on a similar charge, Linze. Allen, Bartholomew county, sheriffs AETNA TRUST CO. -Business Places.

OFFICE ROOM, 12x36 feet, together with basement containing more than 4.700 square feet of space: this basement is deep, dry and light; suitable for storage and salesroom for used cars and many other kinds of business. MA, 5169 or MA. 5170. INDIANA, fronts: 211; heat, double water storeroom; furnished; special terms good tenant. See E.

A. Byrkitt, Room 140, 220 N. Illinois. PEOPLES BANK BLDG. DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE.

OSTROM REALTY MA. 5162. 134 E. MARKET ST. $28: 2106 E.

WASHINGTON 18x40, cellar. Call at 541 Bankers Trust bids. RI. 5641. SPECIALISTS in business location.

W. A. BRENNAN REALTY CO. 428 Illinois bldg. MA.

4456. OFFICE SPACE -With abundance parking space: very cheap. Emerson W. Chuille 'Co. RI.

2414. ONE nice light hair dressing booth downtown shop. MA, 5506. OFFICE space, nicely furnished. phone.

stenographer. LIn. 7867. PRIVATE OFFICE: one of the best cations in the city. 1020 Lemcke bldg.

-Miscellaneous. FOR RENT-To clubs, lodges and other organizations; large hall, suitable for dance. card parties and meetings. Call Manager. Denison hotel.

-Houses, Flats Furnished. The Seville APARTMENT HOTED ILLINOIS AT SEVENTEENTH. One of the largest, best equipped and best appointed apartment hotels in the state. Furnished or unfurnished. $50.

upward to $125. Comfortable, quiet, for transienta or permanent guests. 'A MILE FROM THE NOISE Ambassador HOTEL APARTMENT 1 very delightfully furnished apartment. consisting of living room, bedroom, dressing room, dinette, kitchenette and bath: very complete and high grade in every way: rental $125 per month. 1 exceptionally nice small furnished apartment at $90 per month, Unfurnished rates $57.50 up: daily and weekly rates; inspection invited.

Corner Pennsylvania and Pratt. RI. 1371. VAN COURTLAND 2010 N. Meridian St.

One small apartment. Rent very reasonable. See manager. JEFFERSON. 2137 4 large nicely furnished front rooms, first floor; lights, water and sink in kitchen: large porch; Brightwood car to Winter squares north; $6.50 week.

CHer. 5413-J. SCHUYLER. 3761 N. MERIDIAN.

One newly furnished apartment. See resident manager, Apt. 108. or see custodian. CREIGHTON.

1129 N. ALABAMA. One beautiful apartment. See realdent manager, 103, or custodian. WALNUT, 115 3 rooms and bath: ing distance: $40.

See housekeeper in gas, light, heat, a water furnished; wall basement. SPINK 108 E. 13th one room. kitchenette, bath: completely furnished: heat. light.

gas, water and ice included: $65. See custodian. NEW JERSEY. 2946 beautifully furnished house. 5 rooms, modern: able.

e. HAr. 4762-J. 16TH. 22 Cecilie between Meridian and lovely two-room built-in features: city heat: clean, CENTRAL.

1603: 2 room's, nicely furnished: $65. A pt. 112 or call HEm. 1237 or HEm. 5032.

VERY ATTRACTIVE 3-ROOM apt. north. HAr. 3550-R. 20 WANTED TO RENT.

LIST YOUR RENTALS WITH INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL BUREAU. 605 Merchants Bank bldg. Lin. 4507. WE have best rooms, houses and apartments, furnished or unfurnished, to rent.

LIn. 5997. WAsh. 1625-J. 21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

a--Business Property. TWO small Mass. ave. properties that can be bought at vacant ground prices. Call L.

G. Miller. RI. 4151: Res. TAl.

2525. b-Houses. FOR BARGAINS in real estate see Dunlop Holtezel. 122 b. Market st.

REAL, ESTATE AND RENTALS. CHARLES E. HOLLOWAY SON. 140 N. DELAWARE.

REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS. FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. MAIN 6534. REAL ESTATE. rentals.

insurance. LORENZ SCHMIDT SONS. 144 E. Ohio st. REAL ESATE AND RENTALS.

SECURITY TRUST CO. 111 N. Pennsylvania. MA. 1804.

WADDY SPRINGER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. b-1--Houses--North. SIX-ROOM bungalow, northeast: mod. ern: breakfast nook. bath, fireplace, full basement, furnace; plenty of trees: double garage: extra lot with well-built chicken house.

capacity 100 hens: must sell on account of sickness: will take $1,500 for my $2.700 equity: will trade. Call after 6 n. m. HUm. 1077.

1600 BLOCK Ashland: good 6-room modern: large east front lot; long iving room with fireplace, beamed ceiling in dining room, hardwood floors, 3 airy real bedrooms, steam heat: 3-car garage; a bargain for some one. Mr. Wood. Roland M. Arena Realtors.

LIn. 6010: residence. HEm. 5842. BEAUTIFUL 8-1'00m modern home; Fairfield finest location: artistic home: large lot: double garage; offered 25 per cent below actual value.

SEARS-HARVEY COMPANY. MA. 5546. 202 Inland Bank bldg. FIVE- ROOM modern bungalow (except Has) two squares from bus; will sell for $4,000, with small down payment; garage.

See Mr. Quillin, 701 City Trust bide. Lin. 1196. HUm.

2384. RALSTON 4221: bungalow, modern, newly painted, hardwood floors. Pullman diner: garage, side drive. screens, awnings, blinds: price, $4.250: $250 down. Owner, HUm.

4215. NEW brick veneer. four bedrooms, tiled bath. shrubbery, front drive, double garage; terms or consider clear property part. HEm.

5461. 5801 CENTRAL AVE. New Bedford stone house; open at p. m. Saturday and Sunday, 5-ROOM brick veneer bungalow: modern with garage; Juat outside, city limita north: Maple Lawn addition: 50-foot lot.

RI. 1803. WAsh. 0543. 10-ROOM modern double, southeast core ner Sugar Grove and 25th: $500 down.

balance like rent. Room 210. 46 N. Pennsylvania. HEm.

3619. CORNELL ave 2506: 6 rooms and bath. 2-car garage: $300 down. balance like rent. Room 210.

46 N. Pennsylvania. HEm. 3619. PROTECT vour new home with title insurance polley by the Union Title Company.

Lin. 8361 BEAUTIFUL 3-bedroom brick veneer: 2-car brick veneer garage. Must be sold at once. Call RI. (Continued on next page.).