Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 190, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1924 — Page 10

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That Vacant Room Is Quickly Rented When You Use Times Want Ads

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1 DEATH NOTICES DORSET MRS. KERNIE FAE—(S# Pulliam i. departed from this life on Tuesday. Pe'\ lti. Funeral will he field at the home of her mother. Mrs. Nora Eaglefoather. at ’Nil 1 Kenwoial Avr.. on Saturday. Dee 20. at 2 p. m.. the Rev. Clarence Wilhelm of the Calvary Baptist Church Officiating. Buriat al Crown Hill cemetery All friends invited. Other papers copy ~3 IN MEMOKIAM IN MEMORI AM—Frcijc. Mieliael—O dearest one we miss thy vohv No more we see thy fare, for thou hast found a home shove Before the throne of grace well meet in heaver, some sweet day. forever to remain Where well join in oy and lore and never part again. WIFE AND CHILDREN a FFNLKAL DllvKf IOKS \V. T. BLASENGYM tC26 Shelby 9t 170 J N. Illino!* Drexel 2570. ~ PLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 S Dlinols St. Funerai direefog? to the people of Indianapolis since 1887. Phone—Main 0641 0642, INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY ftFRT S GAUD —2ISO prospect St Phone Stewart 2278 Geororp Urirtstoinpr Funeral director $72 E. MarktMain 6998 “SSP- JjCklTcL CnDERTAKERS—HISEY k TITUs" y !>**!yare Main 3680 _ 8 SPFA lAt NOTICES MISS KELLY the masseur has now onened her sulphur hath it ltd K. Ohio Room 228 .10 Cirele 6966 10 LOST AND KOI NT)

FOUND—Articles found fn Indianapolis street cars yesterday: 7 UMBRELLAS 1 BOSTON RAG 1 PARCELS I RING •: PAIR GLOVES Mam '17.17 STOLEN —Chevrolet c,o-,p- 923 motjel: Dee 11 from east side e.f Pennsylvania ft between Georgia and South Li • "-f No i till Ind 74 motor No. .I 45479 faotory No 1 B 7.417“ front jukl rear black and moke" liuittpes 5 Silver!, -v-i cord ttres tat’ light, glass arid hull* n.iss ing Reward Notify W E BARTON 500 Indiana Trust R;,j- Mnr i'4t. _ BLACK and white hound aL.it .1 months r>M T*:***. morning Call W^b. n.M° R Reward Lost—A gold ring T.jus lazuli set Main 6017 BOSTON bill'd nc ourlev tall: uncut ears Humbo!!t 1 T4i. 12 HELP \VANTE;!)—MALE MEN. boy#. ov*r 1* to banTT. S Mall on train#. in poetofficfß. ar..l d** '<v#>r wall In ritiPS and country: 51 400-5*1.300 yearly: S3OO raise expected scon. I r*?#igTtf<l my position with government civil office to "coach” the boys to pass th^s* 4 "exams ” Write m* immediately C J OZMENT 21S. fi* Lo iia Mo u lnmku noNh LEARN MARCEL WAVING No Tuition of Any Kind. Not Nec#*3gary to Buy Tools of Us Unices You Wish Day and Evening Classes. Wc Give Actual Praotu-c on I.ive Models All Phases of Beauty Culture Taught Diplomas Awarded. Free Clinic. OLIVE STREET HAIR STORE Drexel 4535. 11.18 Olive St. POPULAR piano mus e taught in 2D let* sons, beginners and advanced. Clark Boles School. 10 W Ohio St Circle 832d MEN tc barber trade TRI-CITY barber college. 510 e washing* ton St Tndiar.ap* - c . Tnd Cir**V 0757 6HORTHAND tn 30 days typewriting fi2l Peop>c Ran’? Bid’ Lincoln 1130

It SA I.FSM KN U \NTFD SALESMEN WANTED A SALESMAN to s**ll More fixture to hardware auto accessory ar-*l electrical etore# preftr wtperieu t matt about •>•> T.ars nt r-. who is w-iliing to work j ard A real opportunity awaits the man who ran produce. Compensation comjmssinn with drawing account A!! rrrii° treated confidentially. Teh ill you ran a ho- r yourself in your first letter to J. II Ganger rare Duluth Show Case Cos.. Duluth Minn. 16 * VXfclt—KKM.-\aE WANTED —Housekeeper: family of three: hoard, room, wage** Circle lP'lO 17 SIT!'ATION'S WANTED a—Male DORTER or rook experienced. Lincoln 7538. Good reference SAI.KSM AN— or.m ry experience: now employed: would consider another line. prcires change Jail 1 Randolph **<ll b—Feinale WOMAN—White experienced: wants laundry work: called for rfeliv Ken. 2718 WOMAN—Colored. experienced. wants office cleaning at Ttirht. Bar. 44*>2-J. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER MRS J. LUXL CIRCLE 6612. 18 ROOMS FOR RENT BEVII.I.E N.. Gift: 1 nicely furnished room, breakfast and laundry optional. Circle 0484 Ask for Mr Christman. ILLINOIS. N 7441*: clean oozy room; st'am heat and hot water; gentleman; *4 Har 7747. SIERIDIAN N 037 7 steam heted_sieepmg rooms: men preferred, Lin. 5706. NEW JERSEY. N 1465: 7 furnished or unfur. rooms : pn home Cir 6833. NORTH. 7 mod meelv furn.. stri* tly priv : hot water walk dtst I.incotn 2188 ROOMS —ROOMS Any location, sleeping and housekeeping Any price Also apt* Also unfur. pished Our motto "LIVE AND LET LIVE " I'or free service, call Lin 4872. Open Sunday NICE <->an steam heated room adjoinin' hath wa'.kins distance; 1 or 2 gentlemen Circle 6*138 NEWI.V furnished steam-heated. misiont room private family Ran 1771 a—Light Housekeeping ASHLAND. 1603—Clean, warm, cheerful. comp fur hkptng suite, mod reasonable BROADWAY 1104: 7 light lc I'sekecping rooms, modern, nicely decorated, every thing furnished, reasonable BUCHANAN. 920 Two furnished rooms; private home near car line NORTH—Room in modern home: equipped for light houskeep. So couple. Lin. 3218(■Hlit 418 K . light housekeeping room: Urge water tn room: strictly modern; ■ Iso s'eeping rooms: adults TENTH. E . 211*: just a clean front apt. completely tuni'shcd: see it: $8 weekly. UNION. 1622; furnished room and kitchenette: gas. water furnished. TWO STEAM HEATED ROOMS 126 E. Pratt. Apartment 3. Ct-dc 2304 tViRL desir- s refined working g_u to share room and meals Riley 2175. 19 ~ RKNTALS a—Houses ROSART. 911 5 rooms modern: new half of double bungalow >4" Wei* 5385. CONGRESS Ave.. 1.415: S rooms trouem: double garage s3a. Circle 1232; gar re. 1242 Udell. S3, mar Udell Works.

19 RENTALS a—Houses COYNER. 7348: .'.-room modern double. garage: $35. Webster 2563. DORMAN. 314. modern double: flue condition; 1 family or 3 couple. Reasonable. ENGLISH. “004: 5-room semi-modern; gas, electric lights inside toilet, water paid. 833.50 Circle 6651. FULTON St.. 518: newly papered, electric light.-, city water: sl3 For colored. GRACE S. 439 —Half double. 1 roonis sem mod., water paid. 818.50, Irv. 3155 LA SALLE. 8. 37: halt of mod double: 4 mis and bath gar : >l>. Web. 4751-It. LIVINGSTON. 703: new I room bungalow. lights, gas. good well. gar., comer location only 830 Inq. 609 Beville. Web. 6358. MINERVA 513. 3 rooms, water, gas and toilet inside; reasonable rent. OI.NEY. N, 1934: 6 rooms and bath. 3 nice bedrooms: garage. paved street: 530. Inquire 609 N. Beville, Web. 63.58. RANDOLPH. S: 4 rm„ semi-modem: on improved si.: S3O. Owner, Har J731-R. RoBSON. .1333 naif double. 5 rooms: inside toilet, garage, water paid. $29: Drexel 8031-J. SANDERS. 706: 5-room, semi-modem. Drexel 6.5.59. After 0 p m. Wash 5677 SOMMERSET, 703. new 4 room bungalow. lights gas. good well, gar., Corner loea tion. only 830 Inq. 609 N. Beville Web. 6358. TALBOTT N. 3403; 6 rooms, modern ex .-ellent condition. Harrison 35.56 W 31ST St.. 713: 6-room, new double; garage: 84.5 Har. 4 490-J. WALKER. 3738. Brightwood: 9-room house. Call Webster 8782-J. \DD kinds of rentals shown by appointment GILL REALTY. 3440 E. Wash. Webster 9100 Harrison .33.51 LITTLE HOUSE EAST “Veiling 3369: new 5-room house. Call Webster 7989 R COBB REALTY CD. RENTS—IX93* 4 VCR—REAL ESTATE Main 3216 b--Houses. Flats Furnished NORTH: furnished 5 room modern bungs low: excellent condition. Hum. 16.54 TWEXTY'-XINTH W . 549: modern. 6 room house: will gent part of upstairs share downstairs with me Har 1471 W, WANTED —A couple to share a 7-room house heat, light furnished Call Irv. i449-W References preferred v —Apart merits VeLI KKONTAINK . rm* mod fur IRVINGTON upper duplex: 5 ronmu re df < . heat. par.. adults. Irv Oi.’lU SEM IS El S rooms heat and water furnished Kenwood 27V.1 Webster 42 4 t FOR CO LORE f> :t2l w 21 st Street. 2 rooms and bath; water and janitor STATE SAYINGS & TRUST CO. MA in 4517. 9 E. Market St. d—Business Places MICHIGAN W 1000 room: lights pp'-am heat Rm.j I>:t \\ ANTt 1) TO KENT ROOM and txard for man. settled. yenrs of are-, employed I S K ?o.m! e room for lady employe.! hook keeper, referenf'e Room anti board for male tea-tier: A-l reforenee; hnut.* keeping : * ute :r employed ooupu*; no children HOOSIER SPEED RENTAL SERVICE Tit* ODD FELLOW BLDtr LIN 4572

21 HEAL ESTATE FPK SALK b—Houses FLETCHER Avr, 900 block a ’ Home on a boulevard: east front: 6 rtemis sewing room: all mod but fur new dec •side and out; prt alley forced to sell on a-'- ouiit of poor health Drex _ ,;h l7_ INOIS ST X -i KM) I. >ck 87 OO line of the cheapest pieces mi IllinoU St CRAWFORD MOTT. 233 N. Delaware Mam 3681 3oTH ST . E 5 room •'■ml modern bun*a iow convenient and well arrang-'i small payiutnt down, balance mm* as reel Call H. 8 GRAHAM Lin 4181 J. E. MORRISON A GO_ Lm J7:ditl IF YOU are looking for a home gt in tou--h with in W have many in all parts of the aty Low down payment* and mnvtmienl terms J A LYNCH. .103 Baldwin Bldg, Circle 1433. evening*. Irvington 31*80. Sion CASH 537.50 month En;oy Xmas in your new home 5-room bungal w and garage f'a’,l owner R47I.IABLE REALTY' CO Main 0186 Evenings. VVash ■ avToii 1784. Ring 1 WILL trade 173.1 K Raynau and: new _.5 room stui-eo bungalow, price $3.87>0 will take lot or Ford ar on down pay mer t Mr Barton Mam 3*lßl. Res: deice Kenwood .308 2 tACA NT -I - b •-• S2OO as 6 room bo.se: near W Wash, ear line prme 53.390 K J M-Oaeken Cir 4033 Re- Lin. 7351 Apartment I.V riVE ROoM Dur.ii.i.ws easy payment* Wun 4.144 CITY 81.DR9 RJALIT CO FOR nice homes east and south, cash o terms C J OSBORN Drexe! 61 *4 e—Suburban NEW .5 room bungalow, electric lights porches, drilled well Fifty Ninth and Hardric Sts Sort holm addition near K* .*r Blvd . High: liul and Broadmoor r.omtry Clubs - too . ash. *37 monthly Osr\R LEE. 406-330 East Ohio St

22 R: VL LS I %TK W ANTK!) WE HAVE buyers for all class*-® of Indianapolis and suburban property. We also make trades What have you! Call us Maui 2957. Orin Jessup Land Cos. CASH for small singles or doubles west. near Washington Main 8340 evenings MR M.-LAIN or Lin. 6388 WANTED —3 and 4-room cottage COOLEY *IOO N Rovd> Web 07'*8 WANTED—Houses south or east KT TTNGER A- SCHRKIBEK. Lin .3734. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE a—Coal. Ice and Wood $5038 = Per Tomi To Introduce Our New Hand-Picked Rescreened Free Burning Non-Clinkering Sullivan Cos. No. 6 Tnd. 2-Inch Lp. THIS COAL IS HIGH IN HEAT. LOW IN ASH AND WILL HOLD fIRE OVERNIGHT. Amber Coal Cos. 128 N RICHLAND BEI 1080. s<S>o3B> = $3038 IETTEB StD&L Fol 25 cents reduction on all 2-ton orders. j iCiinidSainig With Each Too THE WONDER COAL FROM SULLIVAN. IND. NO OTHER IS GENUINE. Glendora 6-in. block, large fkd . . .$7 00 Glendora. 3 to 6-in. Ip., clean fk*l. . 6.25 Glendora. 2 to 3-in. egg. clean fkd.. 5.90 Best W. Va. 9-in. block, large fkd. . $6.75 Best E Ky 6-in. block, large fkd.. 6.75 Best W. Va. 2x4 Egg. clean fkd ... 6 25 Virginia mine run. 50C5. lump 5.50 B*’st Linton No 4. 6 in Ip., cln. fkd 6.00 Best Ind. No 5. 4-in Ip., cln. fkd.. 5.50 Best Ind 2x4 Egg. cln. fkd 5.25 Eastern 111. 4 in. lump. cle,an fkd.. 575 Eastern 111 2x4 cpe. clean fkd . . 5.25 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DR 4621 1910 BLUEF RD. DR 4622. ~ 1 SI *ECI Al. West Virginia Egg. 2x4 $6.25 West Virginia Large Lump. 4 in . $6.50 Indiana Large Lump $5.50 NORTH STREET COAL YARD. Lin. 1455. Ire 4020.

HUNDREDS OF PROSPECTS FOR THAT VACANT ROOM CAN BE REACHED THROUGH TIMES WANT ADS. Every day thousands of people scan the classified columns for a better place to live and they move in when they find it. It is an easy matter to secure new tenants when you tell all your prospects what you have to offer. Don’t let that extra room remain idle another day. Use a Room for Rent ad in The Times. Write your ad now —and mail, bring- or telephone it to The Times 2lk IT. Maryland St. Main 3500

25 >HS(•KI.LANEOI N Kill SAFE a—Coal, Ire and Wood Why Pay More? WHITE ASH LUMP $5,00 2 Tons. < Mir oii.ir;itilc< 2.000 llis. per ton ami n Mpuire ileal. NAOELSON COAL COo Circle 0055 831 E. St. Clair St. BUY COAL CHEAP ALL HEAT LUMP. .$5.25 This at h iir?*' Hfan, 4k, lil lump Indiana IV4 in to an ip fkd $4 7A lliinois. 1 W in D> oin Ip fkd *4.75 Tvu ti>ns f*r $1 40 coali* arn h)s :t*’.y ff not fiatiiifaA t4>ry r-. turn At our +xitense FANSLER COAL COMPANY .*'l6 F Vermont Lun-nln 70.50. ~• • . \ 1 htr.- fihov. Ip.. r v ' .50 hrsf fkd Ip yp .50 w \ i larfr- hov !p. *0.7.5. fk 1 Ip. $7.2.5. {.'i*'lltlnr,i :vi Ip. I • xtr 1 larsrr* lp fkd $7: Ind. ip l*\ $4 5 .50 fkd *0 ID-liwrv anywti. re m thf illy Ri* hlnnd 15,a I <s>.. BEi 0272 Sight WAfth BEST GRADE Hrazil Block $5.50 Per Ton Pea and Nut $5 Per Ton East, Side Ice ami Coal Cos. 934 Fowler. MA. 6930. FOR BEST COAL and prices, call THE BETHEL COAL CO. DRexel 2717. DRY KIN!1II.1 NG Big truck loads Main 74.51 Dr**xpl 65.57 b—-Clnf bine TROUSERS To Match Yoor Coat (3.85, (4.95, (5.95. (6.95 and up. THE PANTS STORE CO. 48 West Ohio St Near llllnoUi. c—Household Goods SEWING machine drop head singer. $8 Apt .11 B l.cxingtnn. 111*1 N Capitol BUGS and ll > ig Dor I man Bus Cos 207 W Washington St SEWING machine drop head, stleh *aaranteed 88 9.10 S Meridian. ART Garland basebumer: In good condition; SLY Webster 3833 w COLE S high oven range: good condition. Gall Wei aster H782-J, d—Miscellaneous COMPLETE works of Shakespeare; Imperial edition: with steel engraving; in 2 vols bound Mur leath Rail 4987 iioMK MAKE 'FRUIT CAKES 81 Each Web 6933-J. COMPLETE gtnre fixtures: A-l condition: bargain for quick buyer Must sell before Christmas 231 N. Illinois. BEAUTY shop furniture: practically new Bel 0972-W 247.0 W Tenth. SULkV: gray reed*: cheap: 2815 E. Vermont St WebsKT 2736-M. SINGLE barrel sffet gun Call Stewart 2417, e—Musical Instruments TALKING MACHINE BARGAINS VfCTROLA. MAHOGANY CASE. 835 00 MELI.OWTOWN. MAHOG. CASE 835.00 PATHE DULL OAK CASE 835.00 PATH E. GOLDEN OAK CASE $45.00 VICTOR. GOLDEN OAK CASE $45.00 OUTING. PORTABLE 870 00 EVERY MACHINE IN FINE CONDITION LI. 6865. 1114 N. MERIDIAN TALKING MACH INK WALNUT u7JST SOLE BRANT NOT A SCRATCH OR MARK ON IT $l5O MACHINE EOR 875 WILL ACCEPT $35 CASH AND $lO A MONTH WASH. 3200. PIANO WANTED—WiII store and give best of care for use of same; no ehildren. Lincoln 3851. _ LADY—-In new home, will store pia.no for use of it beto reference Har 2105 W PLAY'EH piano. Columbia grafoiiola, very cheap. Lin. 4960 eve. Rand. 7*134. f—Pet and Five Stock COLLIE puppies: thoroughbred: buy now and get choice will hold for Xmas delieer: Belmont 26b9 J. POMERANIAN PUP Canadian stock; Persian kitten*. Webster 1514.

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1 25 MlSt KFFWI ors FOR SAFE f—lVt and Five Stock , BEAUTIFUL broa 11 tnbbi female P.ca .-•liable. Dliex 697 7. 533 K R lynu-nd LKT us ftp'll your houftrfiold ;rils at a i- - or pay > • . * th V.u k< t more HODGKS h MARK AUCTION GO UN , ' \ 7CKI4 IK YOU bare ar j Ice Doz.es Xo eeil. jai eaU Drexel 47f10 HIGHEST ;*n r'lirf Tor good uei fur* , :,Dur- Cull Drexel 4 7flo (7 Bl SINFns \NM)I M KMFNTS i A NNO UN (.’EM KNT K IS KITS GAlt AGE FIRST-CLASS MACHINE WORK BAT i TF.RV REPAIRS VM> Ri * 11 A RGI N<l WELDING ARMS ' Mi Oil ELECTRICAL WORK Os Al.l. KINI)S GIVE US A TRIAL towing service day and night STORAGE KISER’S GARAGE 1019 X CAPITOT CIRCLE 6948 - ' ' ' PROPOSI ir.ui teed ia pa a* i< v itl *1 i:vk system !()• '.it niakiny ni:..-ii • 1 trt . -.i-> ti.', ' ..rp' :- ■ i-• .. ::• •••it : ■. . v t. 1 it.: ■ ell • : ti• *’ D-C • 1433 N : , ini* 11 tr 1 .76 .! RUGS 12 ti y :d. ; it cork guar SUPERB 'R UI EANEHS li*n J4*,l FEATHERS ■ :gtil so.d and novated: leatl • r u. ittr -<•* ,> . i>., o uisde. E. F. HURKI : 116 Maas Main 1428 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharps Indian* Are I'nNl Ractoß " J.,1) wiTrk " til • : .*.•'* ' <e .- fre, Kurl M ' ■ Hs'-rie (930 MUI LER’S HAT SHOP l_t H Maryland SI CHIN S ft INN 118 W Ol o sT*'w chop •uey plaee A 100 room* LOVV rat on orer’aiul Tiaulinf rf*lnr from Chlf h#i. Cincinnati C/UT O J SUEB7. Main 328 Main 2352. VTetb liter 6m* W Webster 457 P NORTH W V ’STERN TR A NBFRR CO. C*3 at a: Um. Rtindolt h 3741 29 Bl SI NESS OIUiIKIFM I IKS IF VOl! are want ins: t< out >f busl* n kh ami want, to ex hauye rental prop **rty we have worn* very irtxxl rental?* to '■.\*‘hamfc for of oine kind A A BARNEY SALES SERVICE 4“1 Lombard Mldg Lin. 60fi.5 HI ILIA K l 7 parTi >r r>(7n ' “SI,OOO S, balane** t'rms liox 18;5 Vorktown Ind. WE HAVE ash buyer u-.-U ]H ate<l. with sr,oo and can handin Anything up tr 52.000 A A MAKNKS SALES SERVICE 401 Lombard ftldk : , o WANTED Grocery with living rooms, that can be handled Ur sj 000 t>r -1500 < M(*h Partita v*i’.l assume A A UARNKS SAT ES SERVICE. 401 Lombard OOP j TWO 2021 Belle font lino 30 Al TOMOHIIaKS FOR SALE RUICKS Tourings and coup***: late mod elft Prt. ed !..w Central Buick Cos ;2P15 Central Ave Ratulolph 1300 Open evenings and Sunday. BUICK D 3.5 touring: runs grood; SB7 0 Hrnifl COOMBS AUTO CO., 1033 N Meridian St. ■•MALM EHS 1922; A 1 ooi ! t ion .so whHu. Sell cheap fr <juiok Hale. Har. 001 P M CHEVROLET ROADSTKR. T3 Motor in excellent condition; good thrnnprhout I. WOLF AUTO CO. CHEVROLET SEDAN IUL , :S Bumpers front and rear, step plates, motometer. 5 <>ord tires: Is In A-l me ehanieal eondltion. first-rlass nphoisteriug. Must sell this oar at onee; $450: run less than 8.000 miles: do not pass this ut>. BARGAIN CHEVROLET, 1923 touring: with nev. paint, good tires, good eiirtaiiis that open with doors: looks and runs like new ,-nr Better see this bargain before you buy. Iti ley 1050 for demonstration. STONE CHEVROLET CO. 427 N. Meridian Open evenings, DODGE touring 1920; excellent shape: $175. Terms COOMBS AUTO CO. 1033 N. Meridian St FORD BODIES 15 tourings 5 roadsters, 3 sedans and 2 eonpo bodies, gas tanks, hoods, radiator shells, running boards, fenders: all used: j sold at a right price. SWISSHEL.M & ! " * i'K Ell 5 l I F W ash FORD touring: good tires: mechanically good; 533. See this one. OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES 1663 S Meridian _ OAKLAND TO I '1(1X11 r, 5 disk wheels and tires: In good shape: low mileage: ear in perfect condition: terms; $750. HAYNES SCHMIDT, INC 120 22 w North St. Open Sun and Eves. BUY TIER THIS Oldsmobilc Demonstrater 1925. MODEL 30 New spare tire, spot light, motometer. bar rap and other extras. Cai has been driven by me only. Wil* accept your ear in trade Terms Ask for MR OUNINGHAM. LINCOLN 6865.

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE T' f f JaluL | MODELcS / jih, AT USED nuSS 1924 TUDOR SIOO 1924 FORDOK 110 1923 COUPE 80 1923 FORDOR 95 1923 SEDAN 76 1933 SEDAN 65> 1923 COUPE 70 Um franklfafcfiicJd C, 0 > 1 63. sMsirdk Evenings and Sunday. LORD touring lor Man ; runs jjuml: 4 erood Hrr; Hrst S3O buys; rt ar 102! Harribon St LORD TOURING, roadster. 1P17: runs good, $3.5 lor oaoh one. COOMBS AUTO CO.. 1033 N. Meridlau. OV’ERIsAND sedajm and touring's; all models ;uid all prbrs; t* i rms in sun. OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES. Uid3 S. Meridian WILLYS-KNIGHT 1922 Touring, spotlight, heator. motometer. parking light, bumper, spare tiro. side wings, motor in perfect condition; oar shows exiH llent rare: our used ear expert tltift ear is worth $750 of any man a money HA VNES SCHMIDT INC 120 2" \V. North si. Open Sun, and Eves. The b antifui ( Id . rosdster (*st $2.1.50 a bw months ago Equipped with 5 balloon tires bump* r*. wind ai ield wings, motonieb*! , t ie., save ShUO on pra* tn -tily ,t now . ar COOMBS AUTO CO • Dealers IJ}V, LIVE down • .i.-m. J W BERRY I* ii. SMITH 32i N I♦ iv* are St USED LARS casn. payment or trade Jonea-Whuaker Saie* Cos 345 N Cap. CSFD CARS bo.ignv aim sold I. GO BURG >22 N Capitol WANTED- 100 *ar# to wreek for part# Will pay the high* hi caah prie-a Call tin fti-Ht SAM CORA : ALTO PARTS AND TIRE Cv >l9 N 4. A • Man ; 388 AUTOS WANTED-- 212 E New York St. Main 14-DI 32 M IU SI ITUI'.S, KITAIKM CHFVROF.ET Boerlabsts first *Am work: >x Broil MilHlKl \t I ;s, ISK Y( LKS GOOD Mry•.*, $8 ad i;p t!r* > #. $3 aad UI P4O M ■ Av* 111 Al rOMOItII ES lUK itEXT RENT A NEW UAS u dnve it 127 E. Wabash Circle ,100 p 35 FTNANfIAF

A MESSAGE OF IMPORTANCE Wo want you to lifu-onu* a.-nnaiat'-d with our BERYK’E should you have oucaelon to uso money. We ’man xmi a*:v amowit tip ts3oo <>n your furniture, fix! ~rn pi i:,.*.- antomo h\.r ;*lh.wyou from one to thirty month# time ? ■ rey.iy loan Pty >r any part (f i t any time and on v be *t f<> the .i* .'l.ti time the atom y 9 Easy Teirms Amount Time Totvl Cost ( 25.00 5 Months $ 2 84 50.00 5 Months 5.25 100.00 5 Months 10.50 200 no 5 Months 21.00 All othc- nmouata ime t<e uiortlonile ■ste. Longer time if neede.l. monthly American Loan C(*m]>;m)' 347 B inkers Trust U. dg IVunsylvsnt.i i’d Ohm Si<> M.-tin 2983 Members of Indiana mid American Industrial Lenders Association. “'WOULD sii®© sat ssm 1 lIKLP SOLVE YOUR MONEY PROBLEMS? Any amount $lO to 7300 Any time investigate 4 ur e;t. r \ to pay Twenty Haynlent Plan Loana (ie t $ .50. pay back $ 250 :i month •• SIOO, “ •• 5 .5 00 “ S2OO. “ “ $lO 00 “ S3OO •• *• si;> on With intrreftt at 3L per - ent a month. l*ay faster if yon wish—leas coat Am follow-# Day 5.50 ioan m full in one month. TOTAL CGBT $1 To Yon pay only for *.io aetnal tint#* loan# run Interest ih oharged onl.v on the actual amount of < a(*h atlll outstatuling Como in ami ge* free booklet -The Twenty Dayrnent Plan. which describe# everything fully All bupincft* eonl\<lential. We Joan on furniture, pianos. Vietrolas. etc . wii inut rem ■ Also Loan on Diamonds Call, phone or write irnrnm ©©llateeial LffiAi ©3. "Bonded Lenders '' ESTABLISHED 1887. 301 LOMBARD BUILDING. 24'ij EAST WASHINI, lON ST. MA. 3?86--I*HONKS--MA 3286. Personal Loans $lO to S3OO This office Is operated under the supervision of the Slate of Indiana and wa* established for the purpose of providing a place where honest people ean borrow any amount from 810 to S3OO without paying more than the legal rate of interest or wfthout being imposed upon in ay w* j. NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED. We do not notify your employer, neither do we make Inquiries jf your friends, relatives or tradespeople You can have all *he time necessary for repayment and pay only for the actual time you keep the money. Gall and let u* explain No charge unless you borrow. IF IN A HURRY Phone MAin 2923 Household Finance Service Cos. 404 Kresge Bldg. fourth floor Kresge Bldg.. 41 E Wash. Corner of Pennsylvania St. LOANS $lO to S2OO AT LEGAL RATES OX FURNITURE. PIANOS. VICTROLAS We meet your need with speed Telephone Main 2251. INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE CO 501 Natl. City Bank Bldg . Fifth Floor QUICK LOANS AT 2 Vt, G LINCOLN LOAN CO. 615 MEYER KISER BANK BLDG. Phone Lin. 3264

35 FINANCIAL ON CHATTEL SECURITY. FURNITURE. PIANOS. AUTOS, LIVE STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS Our Flexible Plan makes it easy 4 ir you to repay loan. W.’ give long tinn and small payment# If needid. Interest charged lor actual day, you use our money. LET US EXPLAIN OUR PLAN TO YOU CAPiTOL LOAN COMPANY 141 V? E. Washington St. MA in 0585. LI ncoln 7184. LOANS on pfTHonal property; follow our ;<l. FIDKLTTY LOAN CO.. 532 Lomcke Rlds. You k‘\i<l Wain Aa — Have you tried to use them? It h iasv—Call Mam 3500. Ack for -j,. a*l Taker ~ OUR business is to loan money on personal property: cash In 24 hours: leg*, rates Sctnirity Investment and Loan. In'-. I'd! N Delaware Lin. 5050, 38 AUCTION SALES BEO SALE I 4 rooms of furniture Friday Dee Hi 9 .10. 338 N Senate 111 dressers. 10 ■e.l- and al! household goods HODGES & MARK AUCTION CO Lincoln 4960.

39 LEf.AL NOTICES CTTY ADVEHTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis Ind Dee n. 1924 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notii.* is ti*-reby civoii hy :! • Board of Dubii* Works <f th* 1 < 11> ff ludianapnlia. Indiana that on the 10th day of Djumber IP - : 4, they approv'il an iHgesssnf’nt r*!i sho vinqr tin* pr nia f l ie assuftsmrnfft fur th* so;; *wjmr d'flonbed pub ip improvement as authori7.*fi l.*v ll;t* lmpruvenvnt IDso'uttun nauiMi. Ir?:pr*v*!m*nt R-su!ution No llbP3. I HNYuN STREET. • rum u *r?h !m- of p ivciro nt m Wish'd proprrj.v in#* *>f Shf*llpy Street, l-v a-<! paving roadway \ * - • • • - ‘ ■r Hr ti ! <wi n- h ?r.ivcl oom rfte •ouu-iation from nM-r !in- ?• a niter l;.'*. to * uniform width of '.’l f*-f: . gradm* • * : paviuc th*- wmsrft us th*--tr.--* i h S ai’#’y n\ t - "ilar mam and ? o i * -H’:* dH 'mu! on pan. provkiinrf ml#-t8 * ■ n K) i feet • f 13 imh fir.nil pin- with r*:u.e*-! on# n -to • t. * and (Li - w** r . providma 10* 'mea ?ft -f 4\lS-!iM'b Stratified Marirr.-ii >t*>:u t •♦\2\2 in :i >t t! •. t■ : >?♦**•' L i . .r.a . .ard .m bpc* :Pe<l \ - xtendme a., water ftfwer aa* ami • •-!> in* wnt rr i;u! already n. A.; I" b* a shown <m pian and aft ftpfeiLvr- • '•:#-• r * #ted in or -iffsH ted by #-isd ■ I-S nh—t I imp ar*’ hereby -*• ♦: n * ; that the B.,anJ >f Publh Works of *id citv a-4 ti \ ; Mon,lay. I-*u 22. !P24 p in •* i d.atf upon whh'h nnmndra- *s v. u- ~r i-.eard aari;st ?L.f alTi • 0 f:*< h p <-f • rt> ■;-•*-*ib# and i said roll and will *i* * *■ rft'.i!.-• thf .’.fftritin t<> whether such d# .r fr i-tft -f t.iud l-av* N*en or wiil be - * ; - to h create” r -ft sum than that v-. ' 1.-*,* s-iih : • r 1 show imr ftatd prints ; fm-ie a>s'*#ftmrntft w;th the nanv* of own. • ."•* .ii;u descriptions -f property ftub;*ct to b*- HM-d ns *>!•• fLe and ninv b*- seen at ffi *• or th : Board nf H,.S!L* Works of #aul city. PH A RLKS V. COFFIN. W M FREE VAN, M .1 SPKNCKK. Boar<l f Public W .rks City of Indian a; -. : I ' ’ DEPARTMENT OP PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OK THE BOARD. P;<: if ; ft Imi . D* Id. 103 X. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN N* r - N rd*v *rtv*i [,v the Board of, P '•' * Wu-k • f the 4*itv *.f Indianapolis, fndi.-ioa that *f. th** L'*th day nf D*'*fmIvr IP*M t) • v approved nil assessment -• . • -- - • ta fur * fo'hnvinx’ i**scril> and public improvement a! ?iulll<rj 7.fi by the Improvement U "1 mi'.-'-.'VI ‘r.-so!ution No 12621 FIKBT ALLEY SmUTH OF GEORGIA STREET From cast pri.prrty line of Meridian Struct \ve#-t prnp* rty line nf Scioto Strret l?v ru.j.-T .t and tuvi'iu P.,> alley *.v|h Bri. ii \*.r halt. Aephalfi---Com rote * r ion •ret' .:<! on a o inrh gravel concrete ! fouiKiatloM from ♦ inch >f property line \ to h undos nf property line, to a uniform j width of 14 feet Also extending ul wafer can. newer and \ other private rvi-n* connecti*>n to prop j -•rtv line, wh* re not already in. AU to be aa shown on plan and ne \ specifi* and IVrHon# interested in or affected by said lef. ri bed jmblle improvement are hereby j notified that tlm Board of Piibli** Works of said city tins fixed Friday. Dei' 2d. 1P34 2 p m aft a dale upon which remonstrance* \4lll bo rtMV'ived. *r heard. | against the amount assess* and against each 1 pi# ce of property desiTihel in said roll, j and wilt determine th*' question as to j ah' ther ftu h lots nr tracts of land have l*r-i or will l>e b-uetit-ft! m the amounts named on said roll, or in a greater or less j sum th m that named on said roll Said assessment roll showing 1 said prims j facie assessments, with the names of own- I ers and descriptions of property subject I to b#* and. I** on file and may b*'* ft-rn j at the office of the Board of Public Works j of saul city. CHAT LEf> K. COFFIN. W H FREEMAN. M .1 SPENCER. Board of Public City of Indianapolis Dec 17. 18 UL 20. ! 24 I CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, fiul.. Dec. 18. 1P24. TO WHOM 1 T MA Y C<)NOERN Notlcf is hereby given by the Board of j Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 15th day of December. 1P24. they approve*! an assessment i roll showing the pritna facie assessments! for the following described public tin j prorement. as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11417. DREXEL AVENUE. From North Property Lino of Tenth Street. To South Property Line of Sixteenth Street By grading the roadway from curb line to curb line to a uniform width of 30 j feet: grading the wings of the intersect-J mg streets and alleys to the widths as ■ shown on plans: resetting four manhole! tops to grade. All to be as shown on plan and as specified. Persons interested in or affected by said! described public improvement iro hereby' notified that the Board of Public Work* of said city has fixed Friday. D v 2rtth. 1P24 2 p tn as a date upon which remon- i htrances will be received, or heard, against. ■ ?hc amount assessed against each piece of proper t> do* rib* and in said roll ami will* determine the question as to whether such: lots or tracts of land hav** been <>r will he benefited in the amounts named on said roll, nr in a greater or 1 -s sum than that named on said roll Said assessment roll showing said prima facie assessments with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to in' assessed, is on file and may lw* seen at ttie office of the Board of Public Works ot said city CHARLES E COFFIN. W H FREEMAN. M. J. SPENCER Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. Dec 17 IS IP. 20 22. 23. 24 1P24 CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Tndianapolis. Ind . Dec 11. 1P24. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 10th day of December. 1924. they approved an assessment roll showing the prima facie assessments for tho following described public improve-

On Social Evil Straight facts concerning the social evil will be presented in an illustrated lecture by Dr. William F. King. State health commisPBir*c’ fioner, before the §||r Men’s Club of the WM . , Tabernacle Presby. teiian Church at 4DIH ihe December din■■'£wSM ner at the church, K&V Thirty-Fourth St. and Central Ave.. tn.inn, comment- . J* ' “This is a sub;M> j* *•! too often ,3W‘ avoided. When it Ult. KINO comes to learning tiie great truths about life we are apt to imitate the ostrich by burying our heads in the sand and thinking we are covered. These meetings ought to be attended by every father, and boys of sixteen or older may come if accompanied by father or guardian.” SEAL SALE ENORMOUS “Serve Yourself” I tooths ill Postoffice Are Popular. Christmas Neals and Health Bonds buyers in nine branch postoffices are patronizing the “serve yourself’ seal booths to a degree unprecedent-, ed in the history of the county seal >ale, according to Miss Mary A. Meyers, exeeutive secretary, of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association. Additional booths are to be operated Saturday. Monday and Tuesday t.y women of the Children's Sunshine *’l ui* of Sunnysnie Sanatorium. Mrs. V. U. Butler, president, placed Mrs. Wither Zimmerman in charge with these assistants: Mrs. V. li. Butler, Mrs. August Souter, Mrs. W. .1. Hamilton. Mrs. II V. Loyal. Mrs. .1. F. Uengelke. Mrs. Ii U. Rothwell. Mrs. Henry Cook, Mrs. Charles Werbe. Mrs. Thomas Uosaseo. Mrs. Clifford Cook, Mr William IJndholm. Mrs. William B P**ake, Mrs. John Conner, Mrs (;*airge Livingston. Miss Virgin- i 1 *av. Miss 1 jenna Griffin and Mrs. Robins Griswold.

JAPANESE GiRL MISSING Police Departments \sked to Locate lliss N.ama Yanuunota. Police departments lretween here ami Chicago are searching fe>r a fapanese girl who is missing. Miss Nani;-, Yamamnta. 24. left Chicago a week ago. according to Mrs. W. It Kellogg. Tenth St. and Ft. Harrison Rd . to make her home with the Kelloggs. She has failed ;o arrive. Mrs. Kellogg says she had dark complexion and eyes and hUt'k hait. Mrs. Kll''n Brirkert, .1241 W. j Washington St., reported her son.; Charles. 14, missing. When he left i home Tuesday, he wore leggins, j brown overcoat, blue suit and brown j cap. He has blue eyes and light , hair. FORMER GOVERNOR DIES James K. Campbell. Ohio IVmocratir leader. Succumbs. [itl ftitt. and Prr** I’OI.VMr.FS, Ohio. Da IS. —The! "grand old nun" of Ohio Democracy is dead. James E. Campbell, 81, former! Governor, three times a congress- j man and a power in State and na- j tinnal Democratic circles for many years, was stricken with a. heart at- I tack at his home hero Wednesday night and died at 11.50 p. m.

Building Permits Construction Machinery Company, reItalrs. .i!7 W Maryland, $450 W Ii Morrison Jr., repairs. 20.1 9 Meridian. $250. K M Salyer, more building-. 5200. A V Rowe, excavate 136 S. Arlington. 6200 A F. Rows, plant. 1.16 3 Arlington. S3OO Harry Steams, furnace. 1621 W. Vermont 8225 Anna Lyles, furnace. 13*>8 X. Missouri. Crown HIT cemetery, elevator, ThtrtyStvond and Senate. $435. William Walk, furnace, 1129 Church. *350 K It Mott, furnace ,1605 Central. $225. K B Mott, dwelling. 3605 Central. 510.000. J T Roberts, dwelling. 1202 Lawrence. 5.1,500 Eliza Dunlap, replan. 1138 Alabama. 5.100 J R Schramm, gafage. 5221 Washington Blvd . 5500 Adams Rogers Company, cables, Ray and Drover. 5325. E Stout, dwelling. 1015 Hauch. 51.700. F Stout, dwelling. 10.14 Haugh. 51.700. Albert Cotley dwelling. 31.18 Station. 51.000. Stafford Investment Company, repair. 510 S Meridian, $2,000. Charles Bemd. garage. 817 E. Sanders, 5250. Harvey Rogers, dwelling. 1831 Mansfield, $4,000. Harold Ward, dwelling 1622 S. Randolph, 83.500. Marth Denny, dwelling. 5030 Central. 87.000. .1 K Carr, garage. 10.12 Kealmg. 5.150 F. B. Duncan, flooring. 1122 Oliver, 8200. Fred Gordon, dwelling. 5638 Broadway. $5,500. Daniel Pike repair. 5452-54 E. Wash ington. sll7:> Margaret Simpson, repair. 711 S. Meridian. 8451 39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) ment. as authorized by tne improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No 11959. H.WVLES AVENUE * North Side! Frum east property line of Audubon Road To west property line of Arlington Avenue By curbing the north side of the roadway with Stratified Limestone. Berea Sandstone. Granite or 6x',’4-lnen concrete curb to a uniform width of 24 feet, from the curb on the south side of the roadway already in; providing .12 lineal feet of 10-foot radius granite corners; resetting l iron inlets to curb grade. AH to be as shown on plan and as specified Persons interested tn or affected by said described public improvement are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works of said city has fixed Monday Dec. 32. 1924, 2:00 p m as a date upon which remonstrances will lie received or heard, against the amount assessed against each piece of property described in said roll, and will determine the Question as to whether such lots or tracts of land have been or will be benefited in the amounts named on said roll, nr in a greater or less sum than that named on said roll. Said assessment roll showing said prima facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be assessed is on file and may be seen at tho office of the Board of Public Works of said city. CHARLES E COFFIN W. H. FREEMAN. M. J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis. Dec. 12. 13. 15. 16. 17. 4.8. 19. 1924.

THURSDAY, DEO. 18,1921

WORKERS PAUSE * AS SERVICES ARE HELD FOR CHIEF Body of Samuel Gompers Is Laid to Rest in Tarrytown Cemetery, By United Pres* NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—Workers throughout the Nation paused for two minutes at 11 a. m. teast.ern standard time) today to pay silent tribute to their fallen leader. The hum of industry stopped in scores of factories and shops as Samuel Gompers, for forty years president of the American Federation of Labor, was laid to rest In Sleepy Hollow cemetery, Tarry town. Call for the silent tribute was sent out by Hugo Frayne, general organizer of the federation, after labor organizations In Denver. Baltimore and other cities had decided on it as a voluntary tribute. Funeral Services Acclaiming Gompers as n Herman, a pioneer in the ranks festf labor and a patriot of Rabb’i Stephen Wise today conducted funeral services for the dead labor leader in the crowded auditorium of the New York Elks Club.. James Duncan. Gompers’ first lieutenant for years, spoke labor’s farewell to Its chief. Duncan briefly reviewed Gompers’ life work and read a last messags, which tht* “chief” gave him three days before he died, evidently with a premonition of death upon him.” “When I am gone I don't want the work I have started to stop We have only begun,” Gompers’ last message read. “I want you of the American Federation of Labor to carry on.” Impressive services by- the Elks followed. Shortly after 11:30 a. m the eas ket was taken from the Elks Club and the funeral procession proceeded to Tarry town. Services at the cemetery were conducted by St. Cecile Masonic Lodge of New York. Many Telegrams Received The body was laid to rest in an asphalt sarcophagus presented by the Baltimore Federation of I,abor. More than 1,000 telegrams of condolence from all parts of the world have been received by Frayne. Gompers' will, drawn up only a few weeks ago. will be opened In the presence of his family Monday at Washington.

ELEVATOR FALLS; 31 ol|| Workers in African Gold Mine Are Crushed by Cage. By United Pret* JOHANNESBURG. Dec. 18.—'Thirty native miners and one European met horrible death today when the elevator cage in the Rand Fontein gold mine crashed one thousand feet to the bottom of a shaft. Goepel Committee to Meet Methodist layman’s gospel team committee of which A. B. Cornelius Is chairman will meet Friday night at Y. M. C. A. to consider plans for assisting churches In evangelistic work. Dr. Harry A. King, Indianapolis district superintendent, will attend. Marriage Licenses G<"org C. Ostsraiayar. *5. 2615 son, laborer: Lula L. Hoeffeo, 43, 1401 & East dressmaker. Karl L Alford. 86, 732 Xadisoa, wAa*> man; Effle L. McXaught. 3,\ 715 a M*> rldian. Thomas Baxter, 2S, XudlSfiapoß*, L*> borer: Daisy Baskarrilla, 21. Mark Corel. 66. 631 B. Ohei. oarpsnidl'l Mary Garrison. 64. 243 N. Noble. Alrln G Jose. 29, iISB Held PL. Peel estate: Grace E. Aldrich. 24. SOI H. Beils Vleu. stenographer. Luntx Hill. 30. 313 VT. Ray, laborers Arms Thomas. 22, 630 W. Wilkins, Joseph P. Hoy, 69, 818 Darrell, Indian apol Is Water Cos.: Mary B. Terrell. sr. 626 Dourla*.

Births Girls Andy and Sarah Walker. 2-44-5 Tforthwestern Samuel and Viola Mays. 1847 Twenty Seventh. Ernest and Mario Mills. 2347 Bxi'.yS more. ” Clarence and Janie Woods. 1401 Canhy. Frank and Josephine Venezia, 608 S. East. Walter and Bertha Schleicher. 71T B. Vermont. Benjamin and Elisabeth Hits, St. Vincent's Hospital. Fred and Kathryn Mullen. St. Vincent's Hospital. Walter and Mary Klrclt, 1116 Dawson. George and Mary Varul. Deaconess Hospital. Clarence snd Esther Zlrm, Methodist Hospital. Arraond and C'eo Kugslmaa. Methodist Hospital. Boys Robert and Dorothy Martin. 903 H. Pennsylvania. Paul and Ida Thornton. 2743 Northwestern. Frank and Ida Wilkinson. 2141 Oxford. Jpso and Clara Fischer. 106 Richwine. Wilbur and Coad Gentry, Methodist Hospital. Thomas and Eva Brytnt. 133.1 Cornell. Karl and Rose Fitehey. 810 Luett. Frank and Bertha Nard. 1.129 Comar. Charles and Elsie Mead. 2829 McPherson. Roscoe and Estella Price. 1619 35 Eighteenth. Clarence and Mildred Foster. Long Hospttal. John and Mary Ragsdale. St. Vincent's Hospital. Charles and Chrtatella Hervey, St. Vincent s Hospital William and Frances Holland. St. Yin cent's Hospital. Deaths John Mtller 83, 424 N West, chronic endocarditis. Ernest Vertrees. 28. city hospital, lobar pneumonia. Mary Etta Ewing. 76, 284 N. Lynn, carcinoma. Gre.ee Ray. 48. 1451 Le Grande, parenchymatous nephritis. Maxine May Weimer, 21. 122 E Pratt, peritonitis Lorronzo D Polley. 86, 2541 Northwestern, chronic myocarditis Alice McMillan, 13. St. Vincent's Hospital. peritonitis John Metarule 55. 2615 W. Wa'nvsJJt broncho pneumonia JH Engelbert Charles Weckenman. 73, 3S2T" Kenw-ood. cOrebra.l apoplexy. Robert Edwin Brown. 8 days. .1224 McPherson. lobar pneumonia. Ernest L. Krafft. 62. Methodist Hospital. acute interstitial nephritis. Sarah Lovina Rodden, 82, 517 E. Twenty-Third, broncho pneumonia. Benjamin E. Hines. 71, 854 N. Sherman Dr . acute dilatation of heart Walter. Charles Oliver. 1. 251 Hendricks. ileocolitis.