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IS THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, TUESDAY, JUXE 8, 1930. Light Housekeeping Houses for Rent Houses Xorth pii BIRTHS-DEATHS-MARRIAGES. Merrill Smith. 21, 1114 Olney, and Nola Means. 18, 2107 North Rural.

John Hlghbaugh, 29, 938 Maple, and Beatrice Tate, 19, 1102 Chocolate avenue. Howard Hall, 25, 339 North Walcott, and Belle Harrf. 20. 1118 Ewlng. Max Slxon, 27, 928 8outh Meridian, and Lucille Hallett, 29, 527 South Vine.

George Wendllng, 22, 317 Parkway avenue, and Cecil Schmitz, 22, 1208 Concord. Milton Nlchola. 22, Bridgeport, and Mildred Crone, 20. 1122 South Pershing. DEATHS.

Mary E. Wilson, 38, Long hospital, broncho pneumonia. Aaron Cohen, 65, 2429 Stewart, carcinoma. Made Dawes, 27, Methodist hospital. Intestinal obstruction.

Arthur M. Torelle, 49, 2112 North Delaware, inanition. Edward O. Keefe, 55, 3121 North Illinois, arteriosclerosis. Martha Bell, 64, City hospital, nephritis.

Robert Joseph 4 days, St. Vincent' hospital, atelectasis. Bertha Perlee, CI, 915 Eastern, rarclnoma. Edith Stanford, 46, Central Indiana hospital, pulmonary edema. Haroid H.

Behymer, 23, Central Indiana hospital, broncho pneumonia. Robert F. Doll, 12, City hopltal, accidental. Florence Weaver, 34, 215 West Twelfth, apoplexy. Infant Belcher, 10 minutes, 423 Blake, asphyxiation, Martha S.

Saunders. 69. 1129 West Thirty-second, cerebral hemorrhage. Anna L. Guerin, 68, 1501 Roosevelt, chronic myocarditis.

Laura Nixon Coval, 82, 2911 Broadway, arteriosclerosis. August Cornell, 65, City hospital, BIRTHS. Walter and Edna Strlggo, 418 Iowa, boy. Oral and Beatrice Wallace, 528 Laclede, boy. Leander and Jessie Smith, Christian hospital, boy.

Robert and Marguerite DeLap, 1208 St. Paul, bov. Charles and Esther Esamann, 1445 Relsner, boy. Frank and Florence Thompson, 2620 Indianapolis, boy. Ray and Leila Flgg, 1405 Castle, mrl.

Herbert and Violet Wlnburn, 3411 Carson, girl. Chester and Lillian Wiedeman, 1023 St. Paul, Rirl. Harvey and Glenna Skagga, 2845 North Denny, girl. Thomas and Delia KInnevey, Coleman ho- pital, girl.

Jonn ana Medella Keith, Coleman hospital, girl, 'MARRIAGE LICENSES. Claud Graver, 23. Martinsville, and Ida Awbrev. 18, 2428 Gale. Willard Blose, 25, 430 North Meridian, and Margaret Negtey, 26, 430 North Meridian.

James Wrckle. 35, Peoria, and Alice Purvis, 30, Ohio hotel. Pichard DeMott. 22, 310 Dorman, and Florence Houston, 20, 310 Dorman. Joseph Poling, 48.

309 East Nineteenth, and Atfdie 51, 124Vi Virginia avenue. Berg Moore, 29, Tlymouth. and Dorothy Kelley, 23, 843 West Twenty-ninth. Charles fcoonfleld. 41.

442 North Delaware, and May Jurer, 27, 1614 East Ohio. Aud Willterson. 25, 436 East Orange, and Anna McConnell, 18, 1448 South Alabama. Wilbur Dickemann, 33, South Bend, and Margaret Kapp, Hotel Lincoln. NEWS OF THE COURTS.

Musical Instruments NEW PIANOS THIS WEEK ONLY. Baby grands. $385; studio uprights, $195; easy terms. W. W.

Kimhall 235 N. Pennsylvania. Telephone RI. 8538, USED PIANO, excellent shape, with bench, $22.50. Marlon Music 208 N.

Delaware. 52 Radio and Equipment BATTERY SETS, In cabinets; some socket power; speakers; truck load; $150. 245 W. 32d. A461 1-M.

RADIOS -Ail-electric. Patterson Shade 9 E. Wash. 3d floor Woolworth bids. Expert Service and Repairing; 605 N.

Illinois St. LI. 8171. 53 Dogs, Cats. Pets TOLICE DOG.

pedigreed. 3 vears old: Rood watch doe; cheap. Phone 1, Mooresville, Ind. BOSTON bull pups, pedigreed'. 1828 E.

Maryland. DR. 1615-R BEAUTIFUL police" pun. m'a'e" 5 months; excellent; pedigreed. RI.

7977. PERSIAN KITTENS St. CH. 4761. 2205 E.

New York Live Stock, Vehicles A-l MILCH COWS Fresh, with calves by sine; also springers; br.nsc your bucket, try them; pr.ces right; $5 cash, balance In 20 monihiy payments. First barn east of Arlington on Efith (.. Route 11, Box 228-J. Phone CHMUW ns 2. HORSE AUCTION every Monday.

10 7m 1351 Kentucky ave. We buy horses and sell on commission. Poultry, Kabbits. Supplies BABY CHICKS, $iu per hundred; assorted, S5; baby turneys. $60: duckling.

$18; 1 to 4 weeks' brooder chicks, 12c to 20c. Listen In over WFBM everv Friday at 12:25 and hear Mrs. Boyer's chicken tilKs. Boyer's Hatcherv, Indianapolis. N- 1 lWEr''; 5 4 7 0 BABY CHIN, standard varieties nn hand dally.

Jans-n-Overman 19 N. Alabama st. LI. 8.S20. BABBITS nd whi TeK7w' jjeaTands; sacrificing on account of death.

1337 Olive st. Wanted To Ituv ODGES always offers the best cash prices for your furniture. Complete homes or odd pieces. Call Mr. Pierce, RI.

2019. We lie PAYS CASH Furniture COMPLETE HOMES. APARTMENTS. ROOMING HOUSES AND ODD LOTS. Call HUMBOLDT WE just recently opened a useT goods" department.

We have been selling lots of fcooris and need dressers, ruts, stoves or most anything used In a home. Buy small or large lots for rash. O. A. M'MIL-L1AN CO.

'42-H6 Mass. LI. 6763. IF you have household goods for sale, call Shank Auction Co. RI.

0644. RI. 7434. HOUSE CLEANING? Your surplus" tToTiv ing. furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others.

Salvation Armv Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. RI, 6622. 127 W. Georgia si.

FURNITURE WANTED C. SHANK 25 N. ALABAMA ST. LI. 0055 Call Mr.

Chandler LI. 1260 Best prices for your furniture; complete home or odd lots. Cooperider LI. 4949 Household goods, office and store fixtures. WILL PAY the highest pricesoTalf kinds of household goods In private homes or flats CH.

2520. RI. 61172. CH, 5072. To Sell Furniture CALL STATE STORAGE.

LI. 2268. YOU have furniture to call DR 4156. Prompt service. Best prices.

ALABAMA, 447 N. splendid sleeping rooms. lo $5 week: close in. ALABAMA. 1S front room, hot jyaterwner's home; 85.

CENTRAL, MODERN BOOM. CB.M'KAU 1446; choice, pleasant room; Garage. LI. 9504. CEM RAL.

2016; ioveiy. cool" front room in real home. VA. 0bu2. COLLEGE.

3428; attractive; near bath, hot water; private family. WA. 0.66. COLLiSGE, 2140, No. front room; pn.

COLLEGE, 2350; well-furnished; $4, $5 and Jij.Mrs. Allen Williams. DELAWARE and 32d; newlv furnished; modern; private home: busses and cars; $7 double. WA. 3ti43.

DELAWARE. 2920 N. nice "room; 2 in garage. TA. 3122.

ILLINOIS, 511 N. apartments and sleeps lng rooms; private ejHrance RI. 1153. ILLINOIS. neatly furnShTdblTght rooms; constant hot water.

KENWOOD, 3034; sleeping rooms for ladies in private family; S3 a week. MERIDIAN, 2215 N. CHOICE. COOlT MODERN ROOM; REASONABLE. MERIDIAN.

402 Apt. 61; nicely furnished room for one or two. NEW JERSEY, 2115 nicely furnished TA 4051. PARK, 3226; front room in" private' bomcT adjoining bath. WA.

4931. PARK splendid, cool iront for two; breakfast; home privilege. HE. 54S3. l470 N.

front rnomsT nicely furnished; suitable for one or two; reasonable. room; connectlngbalh; garage. PENNSYLVANIA, 1461 N. iovclf sleeping room; hot, cold water. KORSON, 2W2U; modern room; 2 girl's or couple, or will share home.

CH. 45S0-W "DENJSON ilOTEL A homelike holel; complete maid service; up 139 N. Pennsylvania. LXLLPriONALLY fine room in new home; pri'-ate lavatnrv; no other roomers; exclusive neighborhood garage optional. 120 ROOMS.

Shady Woodruff; summer rales; furnished, unfurnished, large, small, connecting, single or double. CH. 6558 SEMINOLE HOTEL Alabama, 920 N. Modern hotel rooms; cheap monthly rates. LI.

1496. GOOD outside" room with-" water; every modern convenience; rate $4 and up. Stulibins hotel. DREXEL A M'sTT 00o t7i deHroomsi 'C $7. wk.

double; 2-room suites, bath, Elevator, cafe, COMBINATION living and sleeping-room; new walnut furniture; large davenport; radio. RI. 9660. HEAD bed lamps; excellent rooms; $7 wk. with bath, SS weekly and up for perm.

Bursts. Colonial Hotel, LORRAINE HOTEL; clean, comfortable; conveniently located. Washington and Capitol. Rates $3 week i'TH. 411 ET; ittractrve; twin' bed; (t-rage: 2 young men; board optional; references.

WA. nm. LOVELY room; modern aptTi plenty hot water: tdose In. LI. 3749.

EASTERN, slepping room, suttahle for 1 nr 2 people; reasonable. GREAT EASTERN" HOTEL. Special rates. $4 week andjir- ROOMS." $1.50. S3.50 week dnvT free showers.

E. Wash. FRONT, newlv furnished; vanltv; large 320 Forest jive. 2TH 220 I-: pleasant room by bath; hot jaier; priatf home; young business man. K.

Ant 1. large room, suitable for 2 HE. 1111 ffl Itnnms with lioard HAMILTON, 30ii modern; adjoining hath: if desired, private home. CH. 1062-R.

ft VI NG TON HOME ill board rhlid "personalia re. reasonable. IR. 3562. PARK, 3005; room, twin beds, private home, good food; garage.

TA. 1551. Lv A.NlX iai.8 iv; cool, furnished 'm; good rood. Si.oO a ween. SrjANN, 1512; private family; nicely gentlemen.

DR. 4812. TWO lovely cool, outside rooms; close in; privileges, including radio, best of meals. LI. 6209.

I. ana children to board and room; if CH. 7694. 02 LiRht Housekeeping Alabama, 1163 2 front rooms, i implied; private bath and entrance; S9 another, 2 rooms, $6,50. ALABAMA.

204iN77i attractive, one "room, kitchenette; overstuffed furniture. TA. 1716. ALABAMA, 447 N. front room, kitchen, $: one, 5.4.

close in. RI. 9771. ALABAMA. 1902 N.

2 complete; every-Jhinsjurnlshed; on car line; refrigerator. ASHLAND2219; ail connecting; private front entrance; home. BE LLE FONT 2 clean modern priv' entrance; gar. HE, 4774. BULLEKONTATNK.i336;" large irnnrroom, Jm he n.Jurnl.

tied SO50and $4J BELMONT. ii "n7: complete 4-room furnished. BROADWAY 15 "'three-room apart menH urn -shed wi-PufH; jil. LI. 868.

BROADWAY. 1422." furnished snartment. 4 TO 'ooms: gar.c-. adults .17 sn and $8. CAPITOL, -30 KT nicely turnin.

31 00 liooius for Kent EAR GARY OM STEEL PLAMT Engineers Outline Construe--tion on Midwest Project. PITTSBURGH, June 2. Engineering work is already under way in connection with plana for a new plant to be built by the Midwest Steel Corporation on a acre tract bordering Lake Michigan east of Gary. officials of the concern said here today. No defi-" nite date has been set for start of construction, but it was indicated it would not be long until fround i was broken.

"The plant will include blast fur-naces, complete steel plant and fin- ishing mill and will embody latest developments in modern steel mill construction," according to E. T. Weir, chairman of Midwest as well as the National Steel Corporation, of which Midwest is a subsidiary. Millions Are Involved. The new plant will represent an in- vestment of $40,000,000 to $50,000,000 and its products will include semi- finished steel, rails, structural shapes, plates and sheets.

The plant site is expected to bo increased 1,000 acres later through reclamation work. Other subsidi-aries of National Steel are the Wie.r-ton Steel Company, Wierton, W. and Great Lakes Steel Corporation, Detroit, Mich. GRADING, RECLAIMING. Special to The Indianapolis alar.

GARY, June 2. Reports, that the Midwest Steel Corporation would begin preliminary work on its acre site on Lake Michigan in prep- aration for a $10,000,000 industrial building program were received hers tonight. i Information from officials indicates the work of grading and reclaiming the large area in the Dunfs country near the Burns ditch will begin this fall, but that actual construction on buildings will not be started for at least two years. The Midwest Steel Corporation few days ago filed papers as an Indi- ana corporation in order to carry out its projected program. H.

H. WINSLOW, 64, PLAYWRIGHT, DIES HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N. June 2. OP) Herbert Hall Winslow, 64 years old, author of fifty-six plays, of which eighteen were pro- duced on Broadway, died unexpect- i edly last night from a clot on the brain. Born in Keokuk, Mr.

Winslow began writing at the age of 14 and before he came East was city editor of the Keokuk Constitution. In 1885 he edited his own magazine, Wins-low's Monthly. For the last two years he had been screen critic of the Yonkers (N. Statesman, Among his plays were "What's Your Wife Doing?" written in collaboration With Emil Nyitray and produced by Arthur Klein in 1923 "The Vinegar Buyer," "Well Elegant Jones," "Down in Injianny," "The Great Northwest," "The Spell-' binder," Little "The Southerner" and "A Rolling Stone." CUMMINGS INSTALLED AS EAGLES Indianapolis Eagles last night installed new officers. J.

Pierce Cummings is the new president, Ernest A. Fuerst vica president, Wilbur H. Miller secretary, Jacob L. Smith treasurer, James J. Ross Jr.

chaplain, Edward Kegeris, conductor, John J. Pfarr inside guard, Frank E. Rees trustee and Dr. Robert Dwyer physician. Thirteen years ago Mr.

Cummings headed the order, and many veteran Eagles were present to see him assume the duties again. Delegates chosen to attend the state convention in Anderson Juna and 12 are Joseph F. Beatty, Dr. E. S.

Cornell, Wilbur H. Miller, Frank H. Rees, Jacob L. Smith, William O. Camden, William Bes-wick, Philip Harris, James J.

Ross Jr. and Edward Kegeris. ITALIAN AVIATION IDOL SETS NEW AIR RECORD MONTE CELIO, Italy, June 2. Mat. Umberto Maddalena, hero of the relief of Gen.

Umberto Nobile and the Italia, today became the aviation idol of Italy anew by establishing a new sustained nonrefueling airplans flight record. Maj. Maddalena and his companion Lieut. Fausto Cecconi covered 8,350 kilometers (5,218 miles) of which. 8,200 kilometers (5,125 miles) stand as the world record.

Maj. Maddalena wrested the endurance record from Germany and the record for distance in a closed circuit from France. Hs flew over land and sea and was sixty-seven hours in the air. Maj. Maddalena said his record flight was essentially a preparation for his proposed attempt to fly to New York, in the same plane, later this year.

FOUR INDIANA AVIATORS IN KELLY FIELD CLASS SAN ANTONIO, June 2. Four Indianlans are among ninety-seven stud.nts of the army's advanced flying school, Kelly field, to receive thair wings at graduation exercises June 21. The list of prospective graduates as announced today includes ths names of Robert J. Hixon, Green-castle; Charles -T. Maxwell and William R.

White, Indianapolis, and Robert Doolittle, South Bend. In addition to the cadets the class includes an officer graduate in the person of Lieut. Edward H. White of Fort Wayne. Most of the cadets have signified their desire to accept active duty under their air corps reserve commissions.

Two Jay County Bankers Held for Embezzlement Special to The Indianapolis Star. PORTLAND, June 2. Thomas W. Shimp, president of tha Jay County Savings Trust Company, and Roscoe D. Wheat, vice president, were arrested today on a grand jury indictment charging banker's embezzlement.

They are charged with having received deposits for the bank after they knew it was insolvent. They were released under bond of $2,000. Wheat is a former judge of the Jay Circuit court. The Jay County Savings Trust Company was closed a few weeks ago after the defalcations of Clyde D. Bechdolt, cashier, amounting to $100,000 or more, became known.

Bechdolt is serving a sentence of two to fourteen years at Michigan ASHLAND, 2360; fine corner; S-room modern $25.00 447 E. mh: 8-room modern 35.00 1013 E. Pratt; 8-room modern' 10.00 1527 Washington; 3-roora modern 10.00 SEARS-HARVEY CO. RI. 8507.

202 Inland Bank bldg. CARROLTON, 4464; six room; atricfly modern. CAVEN t.t 255; four room and garage; $20. CH. 5978.

CENTRAL 4351. Beautiful six-room, brick veneer double; every modern convenience; exclusive nelgh-borh ood. RI. 1371. A pt.

402. TA. 54 88. lOj N. naif oouDle; water paid.

LI. 5207. IR. 4837. DEQUINCY, 411 N.

modern 5-rcom dou-hle; newly decorated; garage. DR. 579 1 EASi', 1451 8 rooms, modern, s.nglel $25. Gregory ft Appel. LI.

J7491. EAST 1419 modern 6-room double; garage; water paid. DR. 1339. GRACELAND, 2823; 4-bedroom home; rent $65; 2-car garage.

The Dean Barrett Agency, 4216 College ave, HU. 5500. fiOYT. 2018; 5 rooms double; "garage; $22.50. Gregory ft Anpel, LI.

7491. 2821 N. ILLINOIS; 8" rooms, modern, single, garage; $45. Gregory A Appel. LI.

7401. ILLINOIS. 3531 N. B-room modem home; garage; tile bath, breakfast room. HA.

1592-M. MARilNDALE, 1908; 5 rooms, semimodern; newly papered; water paid; $18; colored CH. 7356. 5837 MICHIGAN ROAD; 5 rooms, modern, single, garage, $30. Gregory Appel.

LI. 7491. NEW JERSEY, 2918 7 rooms, modern, double garage; $37.50. Gregory Appel. j.i.

i qui OLNEY, KOS semimodern, four-room PARKVIEW, 29; modern double and garage; $32.50. P. Wysong, 229 Lemcke bldg. RI. 5546.

PARKWAY, 343; 5-room half double; modern; garage, riouthport 77. PENNSYLVANIA, 2434 N. modern upper duplex; seven rooms; garage; good condl-tion; water paid. HU. 7593.

Prospect, 2310 Six-room double; good condition; Ka-rage; S23. DR. 2261, SflNA'iE, 1214 S. 4, 5 or 6-'room modern; special price to small family. HE.

3190. SUNSET, 4202, our home for rent during summer months; north, WA. 1205. 96f TIBBS ilnstle. garage; $25.

Gregory A Appel, LI.749L VIRGINIA, 467; six rooms; batn; e.ec- trlcity, water paid; $22 6912-W. 121 W. WALNUT; 10 rooms, suitable for rooming house, $40. Gregory Appel, LI. 7491.

WASHINGTON, 3019 W. 3 rooms single; $12.50. C-reiory Anpel. LI. 7'91.

WINTHROP. 5308; five-room modern bungs lowj jEarage; Jlmost new, HU. 1076. MODERN, NORTH, $30 McPherson. near 32d; 5 rooms and hath; has garage; good condition throughout.

RI. 6412. J. S. Cruse Realty Co.

BABY GRAND DOUBLES. 1925 HOUSTON, MODERN $30 2045 PARKER, MODERN $30 FRANK F. WOOLLING. 510 Continental Bank bldg, LI, 5231 WA. 2550.

SEE THIS ONE 3328 N. New Jersey; 3 bedrooms; completely modern; 2-car garage. Call P. E. Wooiensnlder.

LI. 4561; DR. 3076. 1240 N. TEMPLE 3 bedrooms, fine corner lot.

Will lease or sell at low price and on easy terms. The Soulhern Lumber Co. LI. 1001. One Month Free Wood 2519; four rooms; electricity; well; $8.

LI. 6354. NEW BRICK, large lot, front drive, 2-car garage. 5243 N. Delaware will lease at $125 or sell at low price.

The Southern Lumber Co. LI. 1001. 10TH, 232 E. Half practically new double; 6 rooms and bath; must be seen to be appreciated.

ALMOST new 4-room double; Mtithybed! oak floors; $32.50. 926 Kealing ave. HA. 2321. TWO weeks rent free.

2908 E. Michigan; 5 dbl. $27.50. Gregory Anpel. LI.

7491. 18TH, 1135 5 rooms, bath; furnace; garage: porches: $30. DR. 1417. GOOD 4-room modern double east; garage; water paid; $25.

CH. 3608. (COLORED) 830 N. Oriental; four rooms; beautifully papered; gas, electrlcltv; Inside toilet; attic, cellar; cement porch; very comfortable home; walking distance; rent reduced to $15. TA.

,6250. (COLORED) 230 W. 18th: 4-room lower duplex; gas, electric lights. Inside toilet; nice people only. HA, 1280.

SHKffjeldT 1210 N-: 4 room; electricity, gas, garage; do necessary repairs; $16. 224 N. Delaware. COLORED. 128 Cora: 4-room double, $15.

gory Appel. COLORED Minerva 311; 5-room semi-mod, double: good condition. HA. COLORED Walnut W. 5-room modern cottage; big yard; $25.

HA. 4938-R. 07 Furnished Houses, Apts. BYRAM APARTMENTS 1530 N. ILLINOIS.

Efficiency; furnished; $12 weekly; unfurnished, $35 monthly; all utilities furnished. See custodian or phone LI. 5391. H. II.

Woodsmall Co. Cambridge NORTH AND DELAWARE STS. Beautiful furnished 1, 2 and 3-room apartmenta. See custodian or phone LI. 5391.

II. II. Woodsmall Co. Van Courtland 2010 N. Meridian St.

Why clean house? Special Inducement on newly decorated apartments. Furnished and unfurnished. THE SEVILLE 1 701 N. Illinois St. Hotel rooms, nicely furnished housekeeping apartmenls; Frigidaire; reasonable rales, day, week or month.

Ambas'sador Apartment Hotel Beautifully furnished apartment; efficiency and bedroom type: Frigidaire; bath with tub and shower; good parking space: walking distance. Phone RI. 1371. 2 5 Furnished Houses for rent for summer or longer; all parts of the city; $45 and $125. Call for appointment, LI.

7868; after p. WA. 3994- FOR RENT "ETvwupiexT-furmshedT teacher leaving for the summer; five rooms and bath; front and rear porch; garage. 3322 N. Cap.

ave. Call HA. 1502. FOR RENT, June 15 to Sept. 1, attractively, furnished double; 6 rooms and hath; garage, 3117 Blvd.

place; $55. HA. 4612-J. THE DELTA 1220 N. ILLINOIS.

Elegantly furnished apartment. VERY attractive bungalowl completely furnished: nice yard, garage; from June 16 to Sept. 1. WA. 1615.

ATTRACTIVELY furnished 4 rooms overlooking landscaped court; radio. 3330 N. MerldlaruNo.208. ATTRACTIVELY furnished home: 3541 N. Jllinolsst.

$55, Call today. HU. 6421. PENNl, 627 Apt. 3 overstuffed: Vlctrola; porch: for four.

DESIRABLE north; overstuffed furniture; large, airy rooms. TA. 0335. and 3-room TAl.592. NICELY furnished 4-bedroom home near JWah.

car line In Irvlngton. IR. 0550. FIVE-ROOM furnished house for summer to reliable party. Call 94 7N.

Temple. ATTRACTIVE modern apartment, 5 rooms; anuits. WA. 2143. pFNN d.lnl.x.

rooms. bath; everything furnished. TA. 4767. (18 Business Places for Rent E.

WASHINGTON BLDG. Two floors and cement basement: eleva tor; splendid location; retail or light man- urarturing; win rent parr, or nil reasonable; entrance on 2 streets. Call WA. 5338. HOLLIDAY BLDG.

241 E. Ohio desirable office room. $15: also corner storeroom, 35x40, with basement. DRJ4222. GOOD brick building, containing 7.500 square feet; for warehouse nr factory; Belt switch: verv reasonable.

CH. 0825; evenings. HU. 2516. "OFFICES.

MODERN, $25 AND TIP. ABUNDANCE FREE STREET PARKING. CH AILLt RI. 2414. 60 Desk Space, Offices DESK SPACE VERY DESIRABLE.

820 Hume-Mansur bldg. Resorts and Cottages HIGH-CLASS 140-ft. frontage on Lake MaxinKucKee, second largest lane nign wooded, with sandy beach; riparian richta: across lake from Culver mllltarv academy; will sell all or part; $45 front u. uwner, ionainson. ina, FOR RENT Two cottages, northern Michigan; cozy, quiet; good fishing.

IR. 0356 SMALL cottage st Lake Tippecanoe; fine oeacn. wa. nu.is. FURNISHED cottage.

Lake Manltou month or season. LI 8780. HA. 4879-M. Houses North BUY a repossessed home at.

a bargain A. Carr, 204 Inland Bank bldg. RI. 2 MODERN, 5-room, bath and breakfast nook bungalows, full basement, large lota, garages. Call Mr.

Graham, RL 3536 HU. 7344. BEAUTIFUL modern cottage, 5 1261 Burdsal parkway; cheap; easy terms. Will rent with privilege of purchase. Open naiiy.

owner, la. COLLEGE 2331 A $6,500 8-room modern for only $1,500 cah. LI. 9013 WASHINGTON 5785: open every afternoon and evening. HA.

2016. The Union Trust Co. PI. 5341. $100 DOWN.

$35 per month; 5-room. all-modern, 3-vear-old bungalow north; 3 blocks to school. CH, 3152- or LI. 2125. COLLEGE.

2331; a $6,500 8-room modern for $4 500: only $1,500 cash. Lis 9013. WASHINGTON 4448; fell, lease or trade. Owner, HU. 5367.

KENWOOD 2317: 4-bedroom home; double garage. HA. 1265. Houses Enst A STEAL. 6-rocrm home; like new; near FJ.

Wash- InTton can not be duplicated for $8,000: $6,000, $500 cash. J. B. Griffey LI. 3076, IR.

3158. Beautiful New Brick veneer home; beautiful location east; a snap at easy terms. WA. 0754. IKVINGTON- Five-room new bungalow, one square from Washington t.

$5 250; terms IR. 1525. Houses South LIST your property with MTarsney Brown. Quick results. BE.

3609. Suburban for Sale 8 '4 Acres North Six-room 'house, god barn and out 2 weils, cistern; some fruit; well fenced; mile from high school; price must sell. J. A. Banga, 621 Meyer-Kiser Bank bldg.

LI. 4173. 20 8. E. BUNGALOW: fruit $4,850 12 acres; no east 1.750 1 acre north; fruit 1.250 V4 mod.

bungalow; S. 4,250 All above sold on terms. Hargrove Realty, 103 E. Washington. Post Road near Fort Harrison; five-room house; In first-class condition; easy terms.

Mrs. Kimmeli, IR. 1525. SOUTH, near Madison road; Vi acre; nearly new 6-room modern bungalow; long living room, fireplace; garage; $300 cash, balance monthly. DR.

3591. MODERN, 5-room; 2-car garage, poultry house; fruit, shade; on Madison road. Southport 85-W-l. ACRE on paved roan; east; $750 cash. W.

H. Cooper. IR. 1525. 80 Doubles nnd Investments Sacrifice Northwest corner 44th and Capitol; 48x 130; owner savs gPt.

an offer; act at. once; this will be sold quickly. HU. 2170, RI. 3353.

OH nusinets properties and factory sites see R. B. Wilson Realtor, 603 New City Trust bldg. LI. 6104.

81 Lots for Sale SEE HOMECROFT At Stop 9, Madisot road. The rnoicest suburban home community near Indianapolis. I.ts 70x200 Complete modern homes. Easy terms. Frank E.

Gates Son, Realtors, 645 1111- ii'ih. fi. IK. 040 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Six lots, turner ol. i.iair st.

and Butler St. Clair st. Is now being improved. Address H. L.

Host, Columbus, Ind. 83 Farms, Land for Sale TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, on Millersvllle from Circle; eighteen acres on Shadeland both readv for sub- mviaiuil. tr. roweil, HU. 5967.

BY owner, best money making farm Shelby county, 120 acres; perfect condition. 3088 own' 203 K' p- bldS- LI. AN extra fine farm in Johnson county; sell or exchange for smaller farm. G. R.

Wysong, 219 K. of P. bldg. Office, RI. 4267; FARMS FOR SALE All sizes; large 111 mailed free; real bargains.

HABIG AGENCY, Greensburg, Ind. Miscellaneous Real Estate HOME BUILDERS. J. F. Cantwell Company RI.

4447. Realtors. 830 Lemcke hide. FOR BARGAINS In real estate ijuniop Holtegci, 122 E. Market st.

WE SPECIALIZE In new, modern bunga-lows; $4,000 to $4,750. Allison Realty Realtors. RI. 9548. FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.

REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS. RI. 7471. 81 Exchange Real Estate 13 ACRES, Allisonvllle road; 8-room house; full basement, electric lights; best chicken dinner place In Indiana; running water; price terms. D.

J. Foster, 817 riume-Mansur. REALLY bargains in Indiana farms and city properties for sale and exchange; cash difference. G. R.

Wysong, 219 K. of P. bldg. Office, RI. 4267; TA.

4940. 140 ACRES, 8-room brick house, modern; hardwood floors, new barn; concrete road; $125 per acre; trade for rentals. D. J. Foster, 817 Hume-Mansur.

GOOD 6-room modern home; remodeled; like new; brick porch; 2-car garage. CH. 3608. HAVE lots and cash for well seasoned contracts. W.

L. Bridges. RI, 3477. Evenings, HU. 2188.

DELAWARE, 2223 N. dandy five-room, modern home; nice yard: garage; new furnace. Owner. TA. 4716.

30 ACRES "truck In Bluff road; clear. Price $20,000. Trade or rentals. D. J.

Foster, 817 Hume-Mansur. Inr 50-acre farm. Wilson, BE. 4299-M. BUSINESS block for stock.

Address Box 6463, Star. 5 ROOMS and hath; suburban; seml-mod-ern; for sale or trade. DR. 3642, ring 4. 85 Wanted Real Estate CASH PAID cottages, doubles, small apartments, any location, If price is right.

Please do not answer this ad unless willing to sell at present market values. Complete details first letter. Address Box 6628, Star. DO YOU want to cash your equity on an- otner home; several unusual opportunities to exchange. 330 Circle Tower, RL 9389; evenings, Mr.

Argus, HU. 5550. AMERICAN ESTATES REALTORS. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH THE MEYER-KISER BANK. 128 E.

Washington St. LI. 3341. IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL, SEE KELLER, WITH SCHMID SMITH, 130 N. DELAWARE.

CASH customers wafting for modern doubles nortn. Mcciure rteaitv Realtors, eta Lemcke bldg. RI. 5431. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH STUMP COVALL CO.

LI. 7788. 704 Union Title bldg. I WILL PAY CASH for cottage or Invest ment property, call or write 303i ijouie-vard place. hAVE customers for three and four-bed room brick and frame homes north of 1'all creek; priced right.

RI. 2644. HAVE cash buyer for rental Investment If priced right See Mr. Wiethe. uruse Realty RI.

6412. LET US SELL vour farm or cltv property within ho days. Kissiing iteaity jox 191, Indianapolis, indL MOVED to 232 N. Delaware at. ERNEST E.

WOODS REALTORS Cash buyers for homes. RI. 3230. 87 Auction Sales GROCERY STORE WEDNESDAY, 2 P. M.

237 W. 21ST ST. will sell a going grrnrcry either as a whole or piecemeal. Fixtures consist of National rash register, 2 Dayton computing scales, show cases, electric combination coffee mill and grinder, small meat cooler, open front Holcomb Hoke refrigerator display counter, wall clock, meat block and tools, counters and shelving, small stock of groceries and notions. C.

A. Mills, Auctioneer WEDNESDAY JUNE 4TH, 9:30 A. M. 25 N. ALABAMA 3-piece living room ulte, dining aultes, bedroom furniture, rugs, pianos, victrolas; breakfast eU, dishes, cooking utensils, etc Carl Shank Auction Co.

NEAL, AUCTIONEER. AUCTION SALE. On Tuesday, June 17. 1930 at 2 o'clock at police headquarters. Alabama and Pearl there will be sold at public auction for cash, all unclaimed and unredeemed stolen nnd found articles In possession of the police department longer than six months.

Included In the sale are radios, clothing, household articles, tools, tires, bicycles Rnd numerous other articles of personal property. Auction 9-Room Home In Bedford, 214 E. 16th Saturday. June 7, 2 m. On Premise.

Small payment or small property In exsUaage. C-IV- Hodge owner DELAWARE, 408 large room: every-thing furnished; S4: walkin istance ILLINOIS, 2275 N. clean room and kitchenette. TA. 62S4.

MERIDIAN. 1835 N. attractive lower apt. with sink; garage optional. 2444, Apt.

unusually nice 2 everything furnished, employed couple; MEREDITH. 2917; 2 room; private en-trance; tolled tnk: garage. DR. .5729. NEWTeRSEYT 303 N.

single double, parking space free. PENNSYLVANIA. 2006 N. very attractive 2-room apartment: front: cozy kitchen with sinkj hot water: newly papered. 10TH ET; 3 light housekeeping rooms or 2 sleeping rooms.

COZY 2-room furnished or unfurnished. 1112 N. New Jersey t. 63 Wanted Rooms WANTEDSmall apartment or room and hoard, north of crwk; walking distance Broadway M. by lady unemployed, HE.

499S. Apartments for Kent Moynahan Apartments 4M E. 15th 1603 Central ave 37.50- 55.00 1226 N. Illinois 33.00- 40.00 1655 N. Alabama 37.00 240 E.

Pratt 30.00 412 N. Alabama 48.50- 57.00 1108 College 35.00 1220 Park 45.50 3515 N. Pennsylvania 59.50 850 N. Pennsylvania 60.50 1020 Central ave 37.50 1124 Broadway 43.00 1244 E. Washington 41.00- 43.50 1733 N.

Meridian 64.50- 70.00 4515 E. Washington 55.00 IS E. 37th 60.00 5345 E. Washington 37.50 234 E. Pratt 37.50- 42.50 668 E.

11th 35.00 3015 N. Meridian 75.00- 80.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES. 710 UNION TITLE. LI. 3158.

TA. 5694. RI. 1371. SPINK APARTMENTS 2035 N.

Meridian st. Beautiful front apartment with on bedroom, only $65.00. 37 W. st $50.00. $52.50, $65.00 10 E.

13th st $50.00, $55.00, $57.50 111 E. 16th st $47.50, $50.00, $55.00 1433 N. Pennsylvania st $50.00 EQTI PPED WITH FRIGIDAIRE K. 0. SPINK COMFANY 203 Medical Arts LI.

5336. WESTMINSTER 2725 N. MERIDIAN. Four rooms with full-size bedrooms and In addition, in-a-door bed in large living room; Frlgldalre; carpeted halls; $55; utilities Included. See custodian or phone LT.

5391. II. H. Woodsmall Co. APART.VlENl'S.

825 N. Delaware $10.00 1040 N. Delaware S55.on-$75.00 1434 N. Delaware 1003 N. Pennsylvania S1B.00-S7n.no 4317 E.

Washington S4S.00-S55.00 5230 Washington $57.50 5730 E. Washington $50.00 EDSON T. WOOD REALTY INC. Inland Bank bldg, RI. 1528.

Beautiful Apartment Oxford Gables 38th and Washington Boulevard Your Choice of five excellent apartments, two to five moms; priced from $40 to $60; walking distance of town; Meridian and Michigan. F. J. Viehmann Company JRL 7514. 142 N.

Delaware. Apartment Rental Bureau We have ipartments for rent anywhere In me cny, north of Washington st. let us help you find one. positively no extra commission and no obligation; we usually furnish car and driver to show apartments without extra charge. Call RI.

1371, day and night service. Rodman Apartments 21-23-25 W. 16TH ST. Three rooms and hsth efficiency apartments. $40 and up; ice.

light, heat, gas and water furnished. Call RI. 6168 or eve nings, LI, 7667 AETNA TRUST CO. Alemeda Apartments St. Clair and Illinois Sts.

Downtown apartment, furnished or unfurnished; reasonable weekly or monthly rates. See custodian, Room 211. Dundee Apartment 801 VIRGINIA AVE. Highest grade apartment on Soulh side; electric refrigeration; under new management. DUNLOP HOLTEGEL.

122 E. Market st. BALSAM and Fairfield; Hannlng Court Apartments; 3605 Balsam; beautifully decorated living room with In-a-door bed, bedroom, kitchenette, dinette and bath; $50; utilities furnished; Just off Fall Creek boulevard. Take Illinois Fairground car. WA.

4750. STANDISH 1209 N. ILLINOIS. Large living room, sun parlor, kitchen, bath, bed closet; light, heat, gas. water, Frigidaire; $41.

Apply Apt. i or see custodian. FRIGIDAIRE EQUIPPED Kathclamar apartments, 1202 S. Meridian; nice, 'airy, newly decorated: living, dining and dressing room, 2 in-a-door beds, bath; furnished kitchen, $44. Custodian.

DR. 7317. Apartment 19. 1854 Talbott St. SECOND FLOOR.

SIX ROOMS AND BATH, FRONT AND REAR PORCHES. NEWLY DECORATED. FIRST-CLASS CONDITION; $50. RI. 5138, RI, 5139.

DELAWARE, 310 2-room apartment; heat and water; ideal for those wishing to be close rent reduced. E. Kirk McKinney Co. RJ.2on. 417 DAV LAN APARTMENTS, 430 MASS.

AVE. One-room apartmenls, centrally located, ranging from $16 to $20. FLETCHER SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. COLLEGE. 1226.

Are you looking for ser ond floor front, clean, home! elike living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath apart ment stove, refrigerator, hot water, steam heat: porch. FaTrfIeLTI 722i 2 "apartments! Pitt? burgh hot water heater; General Electric refrigerator; steam heat; steam heated garage; janitor service. Call owner, RI. 2338. CHARMWOOD, 3419 N.

Penn. just 1 2-bedrnom large, light rooms; individual laundrv rooms. WA. 3148-M, WA. 2170.

HA. 1851, REAL home walking distance from downtown; 5-room apt. with front porch and good shade. 18-20 N. Highland ave.

DR. 5005. BALSAM, 3516; living room, sun parlor, bedroom, dining room, In-a-door bed, kitchen, bath, Frigidaire, light, heat, gas furnlshed $60, garage $5. Fairground car. BELLE FONTAINE, 2315: 3 rooms and bath; recently redecorated: lower apartment, heat, water, garage furnished.

DR. 5108. MERIDIAN, 1604 beautiful upper 4 rooms, bath, nice front porch; garage; steam heat, water furnished; reasonable rent. CHARMWOOD, 3419 N. Just one 2-bedroom large light rooms; Individual laundrv rooms.

WA. 3148-M. WA. 2170. HA.

1851. GUILFORD. 419 E. North 4 rooms; modern: only $37.50 per mo. J.

G. Mc-Cullough Agency, 106 N. Delaware. DELAWARE, 2451 N. 4 rooms, modern apartment, including all utilities, $40.

Grecory Annel, LT. 7491. MERIDIAN. 3109 Buckingham; 6-room apt. inrioseo rorrn; inciiioing ncai.

water, refrigeration. LI. 7671. DELAWARE AT NEW" YORK-Apartment No. 12; Spsnn 2 rooms, kitchen-ette andbath $32.

The Spann Co. AVALON, Apartment 244;" E. 10th; rooms, kitchenette, hath, large closets, in-a-door bed all jjtJJitiesSeecustodian. ATRFTE T7Dave 1040. the very attractive reasonable rent; E.

re-f rujeratlotv Cn1lWA13959. fOjNOIS, i room, kitchenette breakfast nook and bath; gas, heat, light and water furnished; $40, RI, 38S1. MERIDIAN. 9.1 will share apartmrnT with refined vnung lady; wanting aisianre. LL9043 after 5.

BALSAM 3.M6; four rooms. lightViid atrv; basement light, gas, heatfurnishcn Illinois Fairground car. FALL CREEK 321 bedrooms; utilities furnished; Frlgldalre. See custodian. ILLINOIS, 2242 N.

4-room apartment; heat and water furnished. HU. 2136. CENTRAL. 3205i; 5 rooms, bath, back norch.

TA. 3160. WA. 0948. JUST finished beautiful 4-room apartment; kitchen complete.

814 K. I5tn St. ru, modern 3 and 4-room apt. $3u a mon-ii. ul.

7982. CENTRAL. light, airy; five rooms, bath, porches, redecorated, TA. 3512, cement floor, light In court all night: rear 1627 N. Meridian sL BROADWAY, 2240; large, light, attractive duplex: sun narior; near, water; -mum.

COLLEGE. 2203, Apt. five-room apart ment. HE. necKericn pros.

MERIDIAN. 27i5 N. 7 rooms, heat, water. Frlgldalre, TA. 3160, WA.

0948. ONE ROOM, kitchenette and hath. 1020 Central Apt. 14. RI.

4977. 00 Houses for Rent ARTHTNGTON 4056: 7-room hrirk French bungalow; marnie sno tne Kiicnen, tile bath, large yard: garage; $40 per month. Union Trust. 116 Market, BELL, "5-foom" semimodern; garage. TA.

6415. BROADWAY, 5246; 8 rooms, 7.Cv AppeW XJ-I1 mm ii miii ii 1 ii i a Coal and Kindling NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING. W. Va. large clean fkd.

lp $5.95 clean lump 57.25 Red River Coal Co. II. 1868. LI. 1868.

KINDLING WITH EACH TON. Best Va. block, clean forked S6.00 Best White Ash or Ind. forked. UNION ICE AND LUAL 1910 Bluff St.

DR. ft21. ATLAS COAL CO. 1026 Senate. LI.

4.198 Do not contuse our nama with other eompanies of similar name. CALL US NOW for summer prices; special discount for cash. HOOSIER COAL AND OIL. HE. POCA.

6-IX. RED ASH $7.25 U. 3367. HU. 3482.

J. D. JOHNSON 0. Martin Ice and Fuel Co. TA.

1201. 1125 W. 25th SUMMER PRICES. HARVEY COAL CO. UK.

U'-4. Poca. 6-In. Lp. Red Ash.

$7.25 J. AND I. COAL CO CH. 6048. Frederick Coal Co.

801 899 Beecher St. DR. 1792 Cash Coal Co. DR. 7624 kTERCHANTS COAL CO.

RI. 5052. Owned and operated by Earl R. Ryholt. COMMERCIAL FUEL CO.

8ummer prices. 31 W. Ohio. LI. 6443 Miscellaneous for Sale CINDESS FOR SALE.

DR. 4531. FIXTURES for restaurants, barbecues, delicatessen; sandwich shops; new and used. Buy and sell. John T.

Cusack 315 Wash.ngton st. RI9053. INVALID chairs" for reni good, strong chairs, $2.50 p-r month; free delivery; crutches. 25c. per m-mih.

BAKER BROb. 219 E. Washington PLAS.ER BOARD. per 100 square feet; cash at our yard. Phoenix Lumbei and Hardware Store Capitol.

RESTAURANT used, at greaily reduced prices, tables, chairs, coffee urns, steam tables. Hii. cutlery, stoves. Indianapolis Store Fixtur. ,,27 w.

Washington st. fbDA FOUNTAIN, 12-foot; very cheap. WA. 2188. Jl'CRAY REFRIGERATORS for groceries, meat markets, hotels, hospitals, delicatessens, restaurants.

fiori3ts. 228 E. Ohio it. LI. 5077.

flNG'S INDIANA BILLIARD CU. c.iu rpnairs noil tables. DR. 5578. 1031 Southeastern.

DR. fOR sXLElfillinfrv store fixtures. Address A. Post Office Box 6. Ru.h- vilie.

Ind. JIOTHACIDE At last a real moth exterminator, pleasant to use. Albert G. Maas 31 Virginia a-e. "SAGALOWSKY BOTTLE COMPANY.

Empty bottles for all purposes, ans s. Canitol ave. RI. 7104 SiCRTFlCF. PALE of Goodyear tires now on hand.

Irvine-ton Vulcan.zing 5416 E. Washington. 47 Barter and Exchange Residence Storeroom Seven rooms, semimodern; Ideal for combined home and small business; balance $27.50 per month; exchange equity tor what? KINNICK KILL. SS95. CH.

Sale or Exchange Late Model A Ford wanted; will exchange clear lots. F. H. Cox. RI.

9184 WA. 4205. HOUSE CAP. (Chev.i; irood condition; sell or trade. 334 E.

St. Joseph. 48 Business Equipment OFFICE FURNITURE. USED DESKS, CHAIRS, FILING CABINETS. SAFES.

AT BARGAIN PRICES. INDIANAPOLIS STORE FIXTURE W. WASHINGTON ST. STORE FIXTURES SUITABLE FOR Grocery and Meat Market. Restaurant and Confectionary.

Drug. Drv Goods and Clothing. RI. 2927 Buy and Sell. LI.

2197. 3 1 2-14 Virgin a ave If PE WRITERS New and portables: 811 makes; rentals and supplies; Dalton addmg machines, new and rebuilt rhe'k write-s. American Arum-; Machine Co 137 N. Meridian. LI 822.

FOR SALE CHEAP Mimeocranh; also multltrrsph; A 1 condition. RI1203 HE. 26S7. CASH REGISTERS, scales! Tuaranteed. fixtures; payments; buy or sell.

Spragu 22 W. Ohio. RI. 2495. SEVERAL rebuilt tvpev.Titer.1.

from HS to 8-tO. All makes. Repairs; rentals. Kings, 205 Massachusetts ave. LI.

9170. 49 Household Goods ANTIQUE walnut bed, 535; blue and white coverlet, $10; glass cheap. 135 W. st. ELECTRIC STOVE, 3-burner and oven; reasonable.

Beech Grove. 181 -W. KITCHEN CABINET, chiftorobe. chest of drawers, Simmons day-bed, 551 N. East.

REFRIGERATOR REAL BUY 100-Lb. Front leer. Alaska, Porcelain-Lined Ice Box Perfect condition $30. Give this bargain immediate attention. Call ROBERT 322 N.

Kcaling Ave-. REFRIGERATOR. 50-pound. $10. good condition; kitchen rahinet.

chifferobe, rhest of drawer, gas stove, like new, $12, Sim mons dav bed 5ol Last Refrigerator, sui; gas stove. 1 2. like new. 551 N. East st.

fXPESTRY dining room suite. $35; glass china closet. iiO. Kaltex settee. HI; library table, $3.

Fa da battery set. com-piete $20. LI. 0041 BARGAIN REFRIGERATOR 75-Lb. Leonard Porcelain Cabinet Ice Box Cost $140 new.

Has never been used. Excellent reduction. This deserves immediate inspection. Call C. M.

ROBISON 1521V.22dSt. IIA.1486-M! SEE KING'S for values 3-piece daveno suite, makes bed; sewing machine, drophead. guaranteed, $16.75: porcelain topped taoles, $1.95, Manv other bargains at 312 Washington. KING USED FURNITURE KO SAVE 25 h. or more "inn" hest grade," design brand ncv furniture.

Carlisle Furniture Store, Ind. Open e.venings. AMERICAN walnut 9-piece din ng 2 -piece linen fne.e Iivinc room suite. hurl bedroom, occas'onal table, orlen'al rugs mirrors, breakfast 2i28 Meridian TUESDAY an-l w7.rn.-7ri2V-i2""fo7i"mr"nra('-tically hi-h-iar? fiirmture; fkni walnut su ip Simmons bei-. Mayug.

etr Vt new andi tc POLAR'ICE AND Fl EI, COMPANY lonn nor rn'f STERN JUNIOR room new 1224 VECTO I dea.l rar'cr furnice; cc 1231 I.x prTn a- 8ROOMS of furniture; city. HU. 7420. 60 Machinery anil Tools SMOKESTACKS We make i ami irn trkp" all sizes, frm ten tn tpn pm diameter. any I'np'h, quntrd Quickly on request, Tlhe INDIANAPOLIS.

IND. 1,1. New and Renewed Ekxtric Motors Bought, Sold, Exchanged Rented, Repaired and Installed Meier Electric Machine Co. 3525 E. Washington jit; IR.

Jim 10 H. P. G. E. 3-PHASE MOTOR.

INDIANA METAL AND MACHINE Cu. 812 E. Washington. CRUSHERS, hoists, conveyor loaders, compressors, boiler3 (new, used marhlnmi. Ross Power Equipment ind.

FANS NEW AND USED. LANDRETH ELECTRIC CO INC. LI. 469 i. 254 HUDSON ST.

51 Musical Instruments WANTED some rerponslble party to finish 'balance on beautiful upright at term $1 per week. "VVilklng," 120 E. Ohio st. Italian Harp Used." reconditioned: win sacrifice for $350 for qulcn sale. Addres3 aa f-o.

ini 45 46 45 54 of IF A I Room 3. 55266. Miller Hardware Company vs. Charles K. McCormack.

Note. T. C. Batchelor. 55271.

Plymouth Saving and Loan Association v. Clitfie Bacon et al. Mortgage. Newton McGulre. Room 4.

55267. VanUamp Hardware and Iron Company vs. Malcolm J. Wachstettcr, Account. King, Holder Diven.

55272. Albert C. Jone vs. Wayne Company et al. Damages.

Rinicr, Smith W'ickllff. Rpom 5. 55268. J. F.

Wild Investment Company vs. John Ruff et al. Lien. C. W.

Apple-man, Martin H. Mark. 55273. Batesvllle State bank vs. William B.

Wood. Lien. Frank Seldensticker. CIRCUIT COURT. 44762.

Mildred Snodgrass v. Walter Snodgrass. Separation. George A. Hof-mann.

44763. Claude S. Wallln et al vs. George W. Glossbrenner et al.

Account. Frank P. Baker. Room 1. 23653.

Frank Foslyn vs. Alva Smith et al. Note. Edward W. McElfresh.

23655. John H. Gollemoller vs. Henry A. Bush.

Account. T. C. Batchelor. 23657.

H. H. Woodsman Company v. O. Eullerdlch.

Damages. McGee Royse. 23659. James Holt Sr. vs.

Osborn Morris. Account. Joseph K. Brown. 23663.

Anna Short vs. Shell Petroleum Corporation. Rent. Raymond Demaree. 23667, Harry Little vs.

Marion Van-Camp. Account. George Elliott. 23669. Ruthellen Lowman v.

Estelle Izor. Damages. Seth S. Ward. Room 2.

23652. Frank Joslyn vs. Eugene Vincent. Note. Edward McElfresh.

23654. John Tuttle vs. Yellow Cab Company. Damages. E.

Louis Moore. 23656. James J. Bates va. Leo Bulloch Damages.

Don C. Wells 23658. Charles T. Thompson vs. William E.

Howland, Account. Jones, Hammond Buschmann. 23660. Jesse C. Webster v.

W. W. O'Danlel. Account. White A Jones.

23666. May A. Zimmerman vs George Zimmerman. Note. George S.

Elliott. 23668. Lovell B. Crabtree vs. Harry Toney.

Ejectment. George S. Elliott. Incorporations. Gem Electrical Service Company, Indianapolis, filed papers evidencing nnal dissolution.

White River Airways, Seymour; capital stock of 1.000 shares having 'no par value; objects, own, operate, buv, sell airplanes and all parts pertaining thereto. Incorporators, J. L. Blish, B. F.

Swain Jr. and O. Frev. Inc" TeI1 C'tv: capital stock of 500 share having a par value of $50 each; objects, engage in, operate, conduct and carry on the business of prospecting, locating, developing, selling, leasing and acquiring land with the right to prospect, mine, drill, bore and sink oil wells. Incorporators, John W.

Scull, John VanOstveen, Charles Herr, Albert Herr and Lee Herr. Republic Bond and Share Corporation, South Bend; capital stock, 10,000 shares without par value; objects, deal In stocks, bonds, mortgages, securities, note and commercial paper of all kinds. Incorporators, J. A. Abel, J.

B. Bertling and James M. Crume. Strau Land Corporation, Fort Wayne, filed paper changing the name to e'im Corporation and amending the Citizens' Independent Co-operative Aso-clation. Crown Point; no capital stock; objects, conduct, carry on and promote the camjaalgn of public education in favor of local patronage and business.

Incorporators, Dr. Claude R. Pettibone, MUton Kerr, Edward J. Eder. William Steeb, P.

T. Hard and Charles Huber. St. Loul Structural Steel Company (Delaware corporation); objects, erection of structural steel. Indiana agent and office, J.

W. Henry, Attica. Capital stock represented. In Indiana, 2,168 shares. Coal Stoker and Service Company, Indianapolis, filed an amendment to the articles of Incorporation.

P. F. Goodrich Company, Indianapolis, filed reorganlatlon papers showing a capital stock of 2,000 shares. Class A preferred having a par value of $100 each, 2,000 shares Class preferred having a par value of $100 each and 6,000 shares common having no par value; objects, transact and carry on any and all kinds of agency business and in particular In relation to investments of money, sale of property. Directors, P.

F. Goodrich, J. P. Goodrich and M. Conwav.

New Indiana Chair Company, Jasper, filed papers increasing the capital stock 1.000 shares preferred having a par value of $100 each. Building Permits. Granville Lee, dwelling, 2708 Hillside, $1,500. Grace Stephenson, garage, 1512 Brookslde, $350. National Paper Stock Company, filling station, 318 West Michigan, $1,800.

Anna Probst, repairs, 1022 Brooks, $500. Elizabeth Klein, repairs, 625 Orange, $400. V. I Baldwin, garage, 710 South Irving-ton, $125. A.

C. Trees, repairs, 135 East Forty- eventh, $600. A. B. Zody, reroof, 841 North Tuxedo, $150.

A I Myers, pop corn tand, 1532 North Illinois, $200. Fred Lentz, garage, 1625 Mlnocqua, $100. Mary Johnson, dwelling and garage, 145 West Forty-sixth, $6,000. Alvln Prlnett, reroof, 2133 College, $250. George Stammer, dwelling, 748 North Emerson, $5,000.

E. E. Jones, reroof, 121 South East, $495. Burt O'Leary, reroof, IS West Maryland, $289. H.

R. Mathews, repairs, 945 Olive, $190. M. Trlble, dwelling and garage, 48 Forest, $4,000. Robert Lentz, garage, 1915 Wilcox, $150.

Robert Lentz, garage. 1919 Wilcox, $150. Robert Lentz, dwelling and garage, 415 Lvnn, $2,650. Standard Oil Company, filling station, Washington and Southeastern, $.11,000. William Ruskamp, garage, 527 North Dorman, $100.

C. C. Scott, repairs, 1529 North Senate, $250. Parties Meetings. Mrs.

Edgar Am and member of the June committee will give a card party at 2:15 and 8:15 o'clock this afternoon and tonight In the Little Flower auditorium, Fourteenth street and Bosart avenue. Center Council of S. B. A. will have a euchre and bunko party at 8:30 o'clock tonight at 116'.

East Maryland street, fourth floor. A technical explanation of depreciation on printing equipment wa given yesterday bv Lawrence Verborg of the Central Publishing Company to the Indlanapoll Ty- E.thetae at a luncheon In the Hotel Incoln. GAMBLER DIES SMILING IN NEVADA'S GAS ROOM CARSON CITY, June 2. With a smile on his face, R. H.

(Bob) White, convicted of the murder of Louis Lavell, a fellow gambler, at Elko, Nev in 1928, was executed today in the new lethal gas chamber at the Nevada state prison. Death came quickly and apparently without pain, although the 200-pound man strained on the straps that bound him to the chair, after he had taken two deep breaths of the hydrocyanic acid gas. APPELLATE COURT. MINUTES. 14032.

Relnhart et al vs. Lagrange C. C. Appellants' petition for time. 14102.

Atlas Securities Company vs. Huddieston et al. Wayne C. C. Appellants petition for certiorari is granted and writ issued.

Appellees' objections to petition for certiorari. 13449. Mertz, administrator, vs. Wallace. Tippecanoe C.

C. Appellee briefs on transier. SUITS FILED IN C'Of NTI SUPERIOR COURT. Room 1. 55269.

Lulu May Williams vs. Ell J. Williams. Divorce. F.

McCray. 55274. J. Palmer Bosell vs. Ruth Stulty et al.

Lien. Seldensticker. Room 2. 55265. Franklin Press vs.

Central States Racing Association et al. Account. T. C. Batchelor.

55220. Edgar Martin vs. Capital Ice Refrigerating Company et al. Damages. Holger Johnson.

87 Auction Sales We Will Sell at Auction TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. 447 E. Court St. Good line of furniture, rugs and stoves, all white enamel gas range, six-piece walnut bedroom suite, eight-piece walnut dining room suite, living room suite, make bed; five-piece ivory bedroom suite, nine-tube all-electric radio, super hetrodyne, cost $215. Antiques.

Set of antique chairs, picture frame backs. Dressers, chiffoniers, refrigerators, heating stoves, elegant day-bed, Simmons beds, complete; three-burner gas range, dining cha.rs, rockers. 1 Rolltop Desk Walnut wardrobe, library tables, hot plates, several good rugs, also small rugs. Four good trunks. This will be a good eale.

C. A. Mills, Auctioneer WEDNESDAY, 9 A. M. 227-231 N.

New Jersey A BIG AUCTION THIS WEEK. Bedroom furniture, living room and dining room furniture. Good kitchen cabinets, gas ranges, chlnaware, bedding. Several good 9x12 rugs, Simmons beds, springs and mattresses; ice boxes, 1 good roll top desk. BEAUTIFUL 6-PIECE DINETTE SUITE, walnuet finish; rockers, chairs, daybeds, linoleum, dressers, davenports, chiffoniers, lawn mowers, electric sweepers.

STATE STORAGE PATTERSON. AUCTIONEER. Auction Sale Wednesday, June 4, 1930, 2 O'Clock P. at 2068 N. Illinois St.

Restaurant fixtures consisting of two Ice boxes, one double oven Detroit Jewel gas range, one high oven Acorn hotel range, one five-gallon coffee urn, 40 dining chairs, ten tables, two steam tables, two electric fan, one National cash register, drinking fountain, all dishes, all silverware, all glassware, all cooking utensil and a lot of other articles. The best sale you ever attended. BURKART AUCTIONEER. Auction 7-Room House barn, poultry house, eight acre well fenced; good water. Heltonvllle, Friday June 6th, 2 p.

on premises. Kaymona rteea IF IN THE MARKET for any real estate, get In touch with us and receive the benefit of our personal service. Our sales extend over a wide territory. Fo-Land Auction Company, Noblesvllle. 88 Legal Notices NOTICE TO ABSENTEE.

State of Indiana, County of Ohio, ss: In the Matter of the Estate of Anna B. Tracy, Deceased. The Rising Sun State Bank, Administrator. In the Ohio Circuit Court, May Term, 1930. Estate No.

853. To Joseph Tracy, an Absentee, Greeting You are herebv notified that the above named administrator has this day filed in the office of the clerk of said court its verified petition alleging therein among other things, that you, the said Joseph Tracy, on the 7th day of August, 1909, being then a resident of the county of Ohio and state of Indiana, and the same being vour usual place of residence, went to parts unknown, and have continuously since said date remained absent and unheard irom; that you are the only child of said decedent, Anna B. Tracy, and a such the ole heir at law to her estate, settlement of which 1 now pending In the Ohio Circuit court, but can not now he closed and determined by reason of the above and other cited fact. Now, therefore, you, the ald Joseph Tracy, heir and absentee as aforesaid, are hereby notified that said petition and the matters therein alleged will come up for hearing and determination in said coutt, at the Courthouse, In the city of Rising Sun, county and state aforesaid, on the first day of the next term thereof, to wit: S-pt. 8.

1930, or as soon thereafter as such hearing can be had. Witness the clerk and seal of said court at Rising Sun, this 23d day of May, 1930. JAMES F. DETMER, I SEA LI Clerk. CHARLES H.

FRENCH, Attorney for Administrator. NIOTTCE TO CONTRACTORS. WIRE FENCE FOR WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the board of school commissioners of the city of Indianapolis at 15U North Meridian street until 8 o'cloon p. Tuesday, June 10, 1930, for the erection of a wire fence, posts and gates at the George Washington high school, 2245 West Washington street, Indianapolis, as set out In the blue prints and specifications prepared by the board of school commissioner and which may be procured from the office of the business director at above andress.

Bidder to agree to furnish all materials, tools, drayage, labor, necessary for the proper erection of said fence. Bidder to specify In his bid approximated when he will complete the work if awarded the contract. In case a bidder, whose bid shall be accepted, shall not within five (5) day after notice of acceptance of bid, perform hi bid by entering Into a written contract with the board to perform hi work in accordance with the provisions of the specifications and within that time secure tne performance of his contract by a surety bond, with surety or sureties to the approval of the board, his certified check or draft and the proceeds thereof shall be and remain the absolute property of the board of school commissioner as liquidated damages, It being Impossible to estimate the amount of damage such failure would occasion to the board. All bid must be accompanied by a certified check drawn payable to the board of school commissioners of the city of Indianapolis for three per cent (3) of maximum bid. saia check to be on an Indianapolis bank or trust company or by New York, Chicago or Indianapolis exchange.

All proposal must be mad on blank form No. 96 as prescribed by the state board of account and questionnaire No. 98-A must accompany bid as called for In Chapter 202, Section 2, Page 680 of the acts of General Assembly, 1929, approved March 16, 1929. Said blanks may be procured In the office of the board of school commissioner, 150 North Meridian Itreet. Indianapolis, upon application.

Each proposal shall be in a separate sealed envelope with writing thereon plainly Indicating the nature of work bid upon, as for example. "BID FOR WIRE FENCE AT WASHINGTON HIGH PCHOOL" and addressed to the board ot school commissioners, 150 North Meridian street, Indianapolis. Ind. The right Is reserved hy the board to relect nr accept snv or all bids. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, Indtanapolis.

By A. B. GOOD, llu -30--1830 Biuium Xaitctott GRAND, 8 months old, can be had by ftn-If4ng payment; $419; terms S2.50 rfl tKk, E. onio it, -4 ii i A.