Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 188, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1931 — Page 17

DEC. 16. 1931

BOARD TO RIDE OVER PROTESTS ON STREET JOB Jog to Be Removed Despite Objections, Is Indication of City Officials.

against assessments for acquiring property to remove a Jog In East Michigan street, near Highland avenue, were made by more than 100 property owners today at a preliminary hearing before the works board. Despite objections, the board indicated it would go ahead with piano for straightening the jog, opening the street from Highland avenue to the alley west of Dorman street. Options have been obtained upon fix houses and one store building that must be removed. Several property owners, declaring they are out of work, pleaded for the board to postpone the project. “We can do it cheaper now because material prices are low,” E. Kirk McKinney, board president, informed the protesters, “and we don t propose for a few agitators to stop the project.” This brought demand from Peter Raybalt, property owner, that McKinney retract the statement, ' calling us a bunch of agitators.” A few of the protestors finally agreed with the board and said they believed the project would be a safety measure for traffic. The city will pay 60 per cent of the cost of acquiring property, totaling $37,134.40, according to appraisers. Several property owners complained against the appraisments. New route of the street wil Ibe seventy-five feet wide. Street car tracks also must be rerouted. The improvement is part of the board's program to “provide improved traffic routes from the east side to the downtown district,” McKinney explained.

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FEUSTEL PROMOTED Insull Aid Made President of Utilities Groups. Robert M. Peustel, Ft. Wayne, ! known in Hoosier utility circles as “Insull’s Indiana chieftain,” today held the presidency of the Midland United Company and Midland Utilj ities Company, serving 820 com- ! munities in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and Michigan. Directors of the respective companies late Tuesday advanced Feustel from the vice-presidency of each company, to the presidency, to succeed SSmuel Insull Jr., resigned. Persons familiar with affairs of the companies said there was “no significances” in the changes.

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BANK ROBBER GANG STORMS INDIANATOWN Populace Is Terrorized by Machine Gunners; Blow Safe, Get $4,000.. (Continued from Page One) with us and keep your mouth shut,” they said. I “I went with them to the water tank, several hundred yards away, where we met the third man,” 1 Jarvis related. "They called him Hays and Frank, and we walked to the jail. There another bandit was ; setting up a machinfe gun in the alley back of the bank. “I pleaded with them not to put me in the old pail. I said there were two girls up. there and they’d be scared. I said, 'For God’s sake, take me up there. Those kids will be scared to death.’ “They consented and one stood guard in the building stairway and told me to go inside. I said maybe there was a gun in there and the girls would shoot. Not Afraid of Him “What difference does it make if they do,” he yelled. ’’Damn it, open that door and get in there. I’ll be out here.” Jarvis said then the lights were out after one of the bandits pulled the main switch. Telephone and telegraph communication had been destroyed by the robbers before they grabbed Jarvis. Electric clocks in the town stopped at 2:17. “When Jarvis came in, my sister and I were out of bed,” Pauline Smith said. “We sat huddled around the stove and the first blast shook it. I was afraid it would fall over. There were either three or four explosions after that. “Once in a while we looked out the window—Jarvis and me—but we couldn’t see anybody. Jarvis told me that men outside the door was carrying a gun like a cannon. My sister and I weren’t crying, but we didn’t know what to do.

Blasts Shook Building ‘•Every time an explosive went off the whole building shook. “We heard them leave the bank after about forty minutes, and then we lighted matches to try to see the switchboard. Jarvis left me and spread the alarm, and I had two lines left, one to Bainbridge and one to Ladoga. I put in calls to both places and told them to call Indianapolis. “The only thing I hate about it was that I had to sit here helpless and couldn’t do anything but wait. I’ve heard of those things happening to telephone operators, but I never dreamed it would happen to me.” In a childish, shaky voice, Mar-

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jorie said she wanted to go to school “right away.” She said she often spent the night with her sister. There are fourteen in her family. Child Is Frightened “I guess I won’t stay up here tonight,” she said. "I’m going to be at home. I guess I was scared and now I want to go to school. “I don’t want Santa Claus to bring me any burglars for Christmas. It was an awful night. "I like to stay down here, but last week somebody shot through the store across the safe. Gee, it was dark in here and those explosions sure made a lot of noise.” Jarvis ran to the home of Ed Hooser, Roachdale deputy sheriff, but by the time they returned to the bank, the smoke had cleared and the bandits had roared west out of the town. “I was scared to death and sick as a horse,” Jarvis said. “My knees shook and I didn’t know what I was going to do. Boy, I sure was one sick and scared guy, there’s no denying that. Pauline and her sister were as brave as they make ’em.” Fires With Squirrel Gun In an alley in the rear of the | store, another episode of the crime | was taking place. Ed Grantham, who hunts most of the time with his long-barrelled single shot squirrel rifle, was awakened. He came from the store where he was sleeping and stood in plain view of one of the bandits, who was guarding the rear door of the bank. “I looks at this guy and thought the damn fool was up to something, so I drew a bead on my gun and let ’er go,” Grantham, said j "The bullet missed his head about ! two inches. And did he get mad! “I never heard a guy cuss like that. He called me everything he could lay hi stongue to and then repeated it. I let him have one more, but that went through the door. Gets Barrage in Return “Then he opened fire. He must have shot more than a dozen times. The bullets were sure passing me, so I ducked behind a brick wall. That took quite a while and then the gang left after that.” Across the street, watching the bandits’ actions, was Otto Fowler, who sleeps as a guard in the Fowler store and who has been involved in three other bandit battles in the last eight months. “But I stood back and watched this one,” he said as he dusted off chairs in tfie Roachdale high school, where he is a janitor during the day. “It wasn’t my door and I figured it wasn’t any of my business. “I knew those boys were hot, because all the lights and everything else had been cut. I had a rifle and a shotgun, but I stayed in the back of the store. It’d been too bad for me, with that machine gun back of that bank half a block away. Heard Four Explosions

“I couldn’t see hoy many fellows were there, but I remember four explosions and I could see their heads in the bank when the blasts lighted up the neighborhood.” And there were others in the neighborhood who heard and saw, but who decided not to try to conquer. These told of the explosions awakening them and their decisions to “stay safe at home.” Bandits Seen Here, Belief The Roachdale bandits were believed to have passed through Indianapolis about midnight, en route to Roachdale, which is about thirty-four miles northwest of this city. Radio Patrolman Tony Deßarr and C. F. Johnson reported a milkman was stopped by six men in a large sedan at East Washington street and Arlington avenue shortly before midnight. They inquired the way to road 67. The milkman said he glanced to the interior of the car and saw “several men” each holding a shotgun. The milkman, whose name was not learned, turned and fled. The robbers’ car then was driven toward the city. Appointed to Academy By Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Dec. 16. Robert Walter Breaks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breaks, Crawfordsville, has been designated to take the entrance examination of the United States Military Academy at West Point, N. Y. He is a student in Indiana university. The examination will be held March 1, and those who pass it will become students of the academy July 1.

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_ ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices QUINN ETTE. GEORGE W.—Age 54. beloved husband of Jennie, father of Orville. Everett and Freeman Qulnnette and Mrs. Morris Tutterrow. passed away at the residence. 2053 S. Meridian St.. Tuesday. Dec. 15. 1931, 10:15 a. m. Short services at the residence Thursday, Dec. 17, 1931, at 1 p. m., followed bv services at Stilesville (Ind.) Christlon church at 2:30 p m. Burial Sttlesvtlle cemetery. Friends invited. G. H. HERRMANN in charge. QUINLAN, MICHAEL—Beloved brother of Mrs. E. W. Todd and Mrs. Catherine Henderson, passed a wav Dec. 14. Funeral from the residence, 4303 Guilford Ave., Thursday at 8:30 a. m.. St. Joan of Arc cnurch. 9 o'clock. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. 4 Lost and Found GRUEN wrist watch, set with 2 diamonds. I 4 blue sapphires, lost Tues. noon between 11:30 and 12:30 in Wasson Store. Finder please cell Be. 3276. Reward. LOST—One photograph of a woman In folder. Return to B. J. IMWALLE, 1330 S. Meridian. Reward. LOST—White gold wrist watch, between 19th, Sheldon. N. Gale or Briehtwood car. Keepsake. Reward. Ch. 0958. LOST —Last Thurs., brown suede purse, rose bead handle, valued keepsake; cards Inside. Reward. He. 4045. LOST —Downtown Monday afternoon, yellow gold link bracelet: valued as keepsake: reward. Ta. 1018. INVALID'S PET—Gone since Dec. 9; white female Fox terrier pup. He. 1236. LOST—Small coin purse containing about $21.50: reward. Dr. 6093. FOUND—POLICE DOG; FEMALE Li. 5823. I YOUNG police dog. silver grey; reward, j 1304 N. Market. Be. 0852, 5 Personals Old Gold —Gold Teeth Discarded Jewelry Will Pay Cash i Standard Gold Smelting Cos. 4th Floor—23 N. Pennsylvania St. For Correct Time =ee=eee==CALL RI. 6481 THEN LISTEN =- V 1 I WILL not be responsible for debts, contracted bv any other than mvself. on or after Dec. 15. KENNETH HEYDON. 206 Parkview. PILES removed wlthouut Dam. no anesthetic. no after effects, no loss of time from wort. For appolntm't phone Ir. 5344 PlLES—Cured without pain or loss cf time Treatment Is modern and reliable Call for appointment. Ri, 2737. BUSINESS SERVICE ~ 7 Business Services AVOID GOLDS—Storm windows and metal weather strippings keep out drafts. Lh’ 1263-M, BROWN'S magnetic paint will keep water from runing into ceiars. Li. 2298. GEN. REPAIRING —Real sewer man; leakv roofs, gutters, furnace coils. Ch. 2283-J 7-A Moving, Transfer, Storage CLEAN FIREPROOF STORAGE—Where your goods are safe. Private lockers Low rates, easy terms. Get our price on moving; guaranteed service. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CC Call Ri. 7750. 419-23 E. Market St ST'ORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads, packing California shipments. Pool cars. Ri. 3628. Ri. 6561. Nights. Ch. 0699-W OTTO J, SUESZ. TRANSFER-STORAGE—Lowest price ever before quoted in city. Local and long distance hauling. X4XOf N, West St. Li. 1734 MOVING. $3 —You help. $1 less; quick service: careful white men. Ch. 5840, MOVlNG—Hauling. $2 up: white men; anythlng. anywhere, anytime. Ch. 2878. LOW-PRICED moving. Call for estimate CHAS. COOMBS. 54 S. La Salle. Ch. 3331 CARLIN TRUCKING CO.—Cash, credit or furniture. He 3829, Ch. 1702-J. STOR A(TF! Reasonable jates; barOIURAGD gains in furn L 1 8075 MOVING AftD HAULlNG—Responsible white men. Call for estimate Dr. 5629-M

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RENTALS 18 Housekeeping Rooms CHESTER, N., 430—2 rms., bath; modern sot housekeeping; unfurnished. Ir. 0464. COLLEGE 2224—Clean, well furn., 1 & 2 rm. front apts.; very reasonable. He. 4221. COLLEGE, 2630—2 nicely furn. rms., private home; steam heat; garage. ENGLISH! 937—Modern! furnished rms.; near school: garage: reasonable. FOUNTAIN SQUARE—3 rms., $4.50; 2 rms. $3 and $3.50; not modern. 1017 Prospect. FT WAYNE, 646—M0d., warm rms.. $4 & $4 50; everything furn.; walk, distanceill., N., 2339—2-rm„ kitchenette apt., priv. ent.: Maytag washer: $7.50. Ta. illO. ILLINOIS. 805 N.—Housekeeping rm., newly decorated; hot water; suit, for 2; $4. ILLINOIS. N., 1808—Furn. or unfurn. rms., $2; newly decorated. Ha. 3203-R. ILL., NU 2020 —3 rm! apt., real home; excell, heat; good car service; 2 to 4 persons: SB, was $lO. See this! MARKET, E.. 1322—1 and 3 rms., suitable for 4: good heat; mod.; priv. entr; redu. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1232—3 rms.; private bath; city heat; reasonable. . NEW JERSEY. N., 2541—3 front rms., Ist floor; priv. entrance; elec, washer; adults. NOBLE, N., 348—Modern, 2-rm. apt. with water; $6 per week. ORIENTAL. N., 20—2-rm. furn. apt.; $6 ar.d ‘*,7; mod., steam heat; home priv. PARK, 1655—We1l furn.. connecting 2 rm. apt.; good, neighborhood. RANDOLPH! N.. 232—2 furnished rooms for housekeeping. Ri. 5986. STATE. N., 423—3 rms., good heat; sink; everything furn.; nr. carline. Ch. 0162-J. TALBOT, N., 2422—Priv. ent.; 2-rm. apt., sink. 2 beds, clean: $6 wk. Ta. 7110. TRAUB, 128 N.—Furn. 2 front rms.; light, heat, water; $lB mo. Ir. 2682. VIRGINIA. 509—2 housekeep. rms.: all uutilities; modern: S5 wk.; priv. entranregWALNUT. E., 115—2 rooms, furnished; clean; $5. See housekeeper in basement. WASH., E., 330i—3 rms.. everything furn.; private entrance; reasonable. WOODRUFF PL.. 544 M. DR.—Apt., $6; 1 apt., $8; running wa.; all fur. Ch. 3173. 22ND, E., 725—3 rms., unfurn., $6 week; 2 rms., kitchenette, unfurn.. $4. He. 1086, DOWNTOWN Furnished or unturntshed 1 or 2 rms.. wklv or monthly rates: util Call BREVORT HOTEL. 111. & Ohio Sts LOVELY WOODRUFF—2 rms.. kitchenette: everything furnished; $6.50. Ch. 4108. WIDOW will share home; cooking privies. Nr. Fountain. Congen. cou. Dr. 0960. COLORED—Furn. rm : heat furn.; $lO month. Ri, 5743. 552 Agnes. 19 Rooms with Board __ DELAWARE. N.. 2602—M0D. FRONT. FOR 2: PRIVILEGES; $6 EACH. HA. 1319LAUREL, 818—Warm rm ' meals, laundry for 2; $6 each; near car. Dr. 3792-J. TALBOT. N., 2858—Lovely room; 1 or 2 desiring real home. Ha. 0209-R. TALBOT, N.. 1851—Lovely warm front rm.; good meals: priv. family. Ha. 3455-M CHILDREN—MOTHER’S CARE: PRIV. HOME: ACROSS FROM SCHOOL. CH 1066-R, WALKING distance; living, bedrm. comb’d. Board optional: private home. Li. 3122 CHILD—Rm. & board; mother’s care; suburban home; mod; close in. Be. 3375-R2. CHILDREN to board, good care; modern home; near school; $4 wk. Li. 9413. 21 Unfurnished Apartments ALA., N., 1926—5-rm. apt.: Frigidalre; laundry; conces. to gd. party. Dr. .005. CENTRAL, 3145—LOVELY 4-ROOM APT.; UTILITIES PAID; VERY REASONABLE CLIFTON. 3406 —2 apts.: 4 and 5 rooms; S3O and $35. Ta. 6010; eves.. Ta. 1774COLLEGE. 2645 —4-room corner apt.; good heat: reasonable. He. 4145. DELAWARE, N.. 811—Mod.. 4-room apt.; wa.. good heat furn; rent down. Li. 1800. MERIDIAN. S., 804—Two 5-rm apts.; elec.. gas: no heat. Dr. 0324; water paid. WASH.. E.. 5014 Big bargain in modern apts.; good heat: garage. Ir. 6663. WEST. S., 708—Desirable 5-rm. mod. apt.; water furnished; sls mo. Ri. 6173. 21ST, W., 42—3 bedrm. mod. upper duplex"; Farquar heat; hot water furn; tile bath: veranda; vara. Ta. 4702. Apartment Rental Bureau Apartment* In all parte of city: free transportation to inspect apartments Call He 1237 or RI 1371 dav or night MODERN; 3 rms.. East, 816; 3-rm. cottage. North: utilities, fuel, $25. Ri. 8212. 835—23rd. E.. 717—5 rms.: water and excellent heat: fur.: College car. Wa. 5603. REDUCED RENT 42 W. Eleventh: nicely decorated; kitchenette apt.; utilities furnished; 825.50, Call Apt. No. 1, THE C-RANT. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations. Transportation free. Li. 5452. Evenings Wa. 0433 or Be. 3114. THE PATRICIA—BS2 Prospect; 3 rms.: stoker heat; all utilities. Dr. 2591 -M. 3 ROOM APT—ALL UTILITIES FURNISHED:S32.SO. HA. 1483. 22 Unfurnished Houses ARROW. 1628—6 rooms, semi-modem, garage, paved allev and street. Reduced from £2l to 815 Be. 4258. BEVILLE. N.. 1301—Near Tech. 6-rm. dr,uble. mod., gar., A-l; 835. Ch, 3673-J. BOLTON 921 N.—Owner; new. 3-bedrm. brick veneer; curtains, draperies, Frigidaire. gas range furnished; attached sealed gar. Onlv 875. Ir. 0531. Ch, 4077 BROADWAY. 1018—6-rm. mod. double. gar.: $27.50: A-l condition. LI. 2175. BROOKSIDE PKY., S. DR.. 2241—M0d. 3rm. double: sun parlor: breakfast rm.; hardwood firs.: iu-a-door bed; full basement; gar.; waftr paid; 830, Ch. 1942.

RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses CAPITOL. N.. 1202—6-room modern doubles. heat furnished; $32.50. See %-ustodian or call Dr. 2163. COLLEGE. 1820—2 story. 10-room modern: garage; newly painted; S3O. DR. 3233. 1234 Cornell NINE roms: electric light, gas. inside toilet; citv water paid: $16.50. SCHMID & SMITH. REALTORS. COTTAGE. 1601; 5 toilet inside. wa. nd,; rent red. Hu. 4368. Dr, 3564-R DALY. 830—9 rooms, city water, elec., inside toilet: sls. Owner. 1430 Kennington, DELA., N„ 1936—Attractive; 7 rms.; 4 bedrms., sleeping porch; oil heat furnished; refrig.; gar.; water pd,; S6O. Hu. 4742. DENNY, S.. 38 —South Va 5-room mod double. Reduced $25. Ir, 1420. EDISON. 837 —4-room. bath, water paid; S2O. Ri. 5138. . EMERSON. S —Three 5-room bungajows; 721. 725. 737: sls. 1r._7130. ENGLISH, 2312—Strictly mod. bungalow, dbl. garage, water pd. Dr. 3150. ENGLISH AVE., illO—Detroit, 238-249; 5 rooms; newly papered; $lO. EUCLID, N. 29—Single; 5-rm. mod.; $25; near school: E. Wash, car. Hu. 1209. FINLEY! 1228—5 rooms, bath, toilet, gar.; reduced; $17.50. He. 4953. FULTON, 223—4 rms. water pd.; elec. lights, gas; sl4. LI. 7167. GALE, N., 1317—Brookside pk.; 4-room modern; garage; s3l. Ha. 1297-J. GRAY. N.. 455—6-rm. modern, single. garage ;$32.50: water nd. Ir. 6066, HARRIS 27—6-rm. complete bath; no furnace; gar.; A-l. Reduced. Be. 0746. HIGH. 1002—Near Eli Lilly’s; 4 rms.; sls; water paid. Call 136 W. Market. HILLSIDE, 1965-6’7—Mod.. sl6; semi-mod.. sl4; gas and lights, $2.50 extra. Hu. 2467. 1522 Hoefgen 5 Room modern except furnace, water paid; reduced to $lB. SCHMID & SMITH. REALTORS. ILL., N., 2143'/-!: No. 1 and 3—2 rms., SB. Broadway. 2346. 14 rms., 2 baths, gar. ILL.. N.. 3621—Near Shortridge; 6-rm. mod., gar.. A-l; $35. Southport 219 R-l. INGRAM. 1822—6-rm mod. double.; gar.; $25; near school, car. Ta. 6569. 942 Ketcham Modern double; good condition. Only S2O. SCHMID & SMITH. REALTORS. MERIDIAN. S.. 1347—4-rm. mod., double; garage; $lB. Ch. 4218. MERIDIAN, 8., 1526—Reduced to $26, Jan. 1 dating. Dandy 7-room strictly modern, good location; has new Peerless furnace; garage. Dr. 3472. 2908 E. MICHIGAN—S-rm. modern double; water paid, $22.50. GREGORY & APPEL, 247 N. Penn. MINNESOTA. E.—4-rm : ii.. gas; $12.50; Ist mo.. $9.50 Druggist. Villa ar.d Minn. NEW JERSEY, 1433 S.—4 rms., semi-mod., gar,; water pd.; clean; reduced to $ 14. NOWLAND, 2105—Near Tech: 6 rooms, garage; reduced S3O. Ch. 4220-M. OLNEY, 3603—Bungalow, 5-rm. mod.; gar.; like new, near school; red, Ta. 3753. OLNEY, 1301—Near Brookside pk.; corner colonial dbl.: water pd.; S3O. Ch. 7752-R. OXFORD, 237-39—Mod. 5-rm.; excellent repair; gar.; wa. pd.; reduced. Ch. 0763. PINE, N.. 346 —3 rooms and bath; water paid; $12.50. Li. 0672. PRATT, 154 W.—s-room modern: heat and water furn.. S3O. J. G M'CULLOUGH AGENCY. 106 N. Delaware. Li. £596. RANDOLPH. S.. 1203—4-room double; inside toilet; gar.; sl6; wa. pd. Dr. 5630. ROBSON, 3322—Reduced to $18; water pd.. Jan. 1 dating. Dandy 5-room semimodern double, good location, A-l condition, garage. Dr. 3472. SANDERS. 704—5-rm. semi-mod., garage. water nd.; sls. Dr. 2097-W. SHELBY. 806—Near Fountain Sq.; clean, 4 rms.: water paid: £l4. Dr. 4647-R. SINGLETON. 2103—5 rooms, bath; garage; clean; $21,50: water pa id. Dr. 3509-M. STATE. N., 306—6-rm. mod. double; easily heated; excellent cond.; gar.; near Tech, Holy Cross. Reduced. Ri. 2106. 2229 Station 7 Rooms, modern, except furnace, $lB, water paid. SCHMID & SMITH. REALTORS. STERLING, 1110—Near Tech, 11-room house: double garage. S3O. Ch. 6474. TALBOT. N.. 1933—4-bedrm.; good cond.; citv heat furnished: S4O. Ta. 6099, WARMAN. N.. 253—Modern 6-rm., gar.. near Catholic church, $25. He. 5606. WOODRUFF. W. DR.. 886—New 6-rm. built-ins; celotex: $56,50; wa. pd. Wa 3613 10TH. E. .213—7-rm. mod.. gooiT condi.. $25, Call 136 W, Market. 34TH. W.. 940—5-rm. mod. double. A-l. garage; reasonable. Hu. 7004. 1025 W. 36th Good 4-room double; inside toilet; city water paid: garage. Onlv $17.00. SCHMID & SMITH. REALTORS. FREE RENT—To Jan. 1. to reliable party; Tacoma, N. p 1618; 6-rm. mod. redec., garage; water pd.; $25. Wa. 0395. Start Rent Jan. Ist. Move Now Desirable homes east —Each has garage. 1423 N. Chester; 5 rms.. modern. .$32.50 3826 Spaan Ave.: 6 rms.. modern... 27 50 3831 English Ave.: 6 rms.. modern.. 35.00 2906 School St.; 5 rms.. modern... 25.00 849 Hamilton Ave.: 5 rms.. modern 28.50 3833 Fletcher Ave.; 6 rms.. semi-md. 22.50 3850 Fletcher Ave.: Dump. gas. Its. 15.00 HOOSIER FUNDING CORP. LI. 7890. J. H. Albershardt. Hu. 6124. ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE 211 East 15th; citv heat; very low rent. JOHN B BROSNAN. Li. 05li. COLORED—927 E. 17th.; 7051 Sheldon; water paid; newly papered; SB.

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RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses COLORED 1205 Vandeman; 6-room single and garage; lights and well, $12.50. GREGORY & APPEL, 247 N. Penn., Li. 7491. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses BRIGHTWOOD —5 rm. modern bungalow; close to school; nicelv furnished; garage. Call 359 W, Washington. BROADWAY, 4164—5-rm. mod. home; neatfurn.: real bargain, right party; gar. ENGLISH AVE.—IISB Cottage; 4 rooms; furnished; $5 week. MERIDIAN, N., 3616. 4-Bedroom home. SIOO, Ta 3353; Ta. 6416. OAK. 6034 (Irvington)—s-room, semi-mod. bungalow; nicely furnished; gar.; $25. Call Ri. 9648. between 9 a. m. & 5 p. m. TACOMA, N., 204—5 rms., semi-modern house: garage; well furn. Ch. 3658-R. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 rms.. bath. $7.50; 3 rs., alcove, bath; $lO. See hsekp. in bsmt WASHINGTON. E.. 3726—Nicelv furn. modern: 4 rooms, bath. apt., very reas. Ir. 5877. 16TH, E., 2326—M0d. 4-rm. "dup.; 2 bedrms.; ht., wa., gar.; $35; adults. Ch. 2847-J. 30th! DELAWARE—7-rm. modern home; good condition; SSO. 138 W. Market. LITTLE 4-rm. furn house; ■/* block of car line; $6 per week. Ha. 0108. 4-RM. nicely turn, home; water paid; S2B month, 124 N. Denny. Ir, 7752. Ambassador Apt. Hotel REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTB- • LY RATES. Beautiful, modern, complete, furnished or unfurnished, with or without hotel service: walking distance 850 N Pennsvlvanla street or call RI 1371 24 Suburban and Farms 7-RM. BUNGALOW—Gar.. 4 acres, electric lights, lona Rd.; S2O. Ir. 1361. 23 Offices and Desk Space 3,000 SQUARE feet, suitable for shop or garage; near Plaza; no posts. SSO or less, according to requirements. Indiana Unlversity, 122 E. Michigan. RI. 4297, 26 Wanted to Rent HAVE parties wanting to rent furnished apts. and bungalows. WHITE. Dr. 0759. REAL ESTATeToR SALE , 27 Houses For Sale 6-ROOM modern house; new 2-car garage; §riced at $3,200. JENNINGS BROS, 28 . Illinois Bt. FOR SALE—S rm. semi-modern cottage; by owner. See this at 429 N. STATE. Bargain. Easy terms. 5-ROOM cottage; gas, lights, city water; inside toilet; garage. $l,lOO. A-305, Times. EQUITY in good 6 rooms south for clear lot- some cash; sl2 menth. Li. 7167. EAST— 6-room modern single; clean; double garage. Ir, 6589. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale SPECIAL ONE WEEK! Doors, No. 1, inside. $1 up; front, $2 up. Glass doors. 4 light, glazed, $2.95 eacn. Gar. drs.. 7 ft. 6 m.x7 ft., glaz., $5.95 pr. Everything to build or repair with. CORNELL MATERIAL CO. HE. 5177. 1017 E. 19th St. Open Saturday afternoons, ELECTRIC PUMP Rebuilt Paul shallow well. Cheap. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151, ONE electric Mayers movable revolving type merchandiser, 3 decks, 12-in., 18-in. and 24-in., with red lights. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. NEW foot, full automatic electric air compressors. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E Washington St. Ir. 1151. DON’T buy anew washer for her Xmas. Wty not let us repair the old one like new. Wringer rolls for all makes; free estimates. 2609 E. Wash. Ch. 0852EXTRA heavy set of bronze Andirons and solid wrought iron poker to match. $21.50: cost $52 50. Call Ta. 3791, eve. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION Auction Friday, Dec. 18th. See list under Auction In this paper. WRIST watch, beautirul plat., 26 cut diamonds; must sell. reas. 436 Lemke Bldg. mangle—"simplex! 7 * good cond. VERY REASONABLE. HE. 5049. UNMOUNTED—S39I diamond, now $296: $l.OBl, now $815; shown at bank. Li. 7167 CINDERS—Sand and gravel, large or small amounts, trucking service. Ir. 2820. 35 Household Goods HORTON 30-inch ironer; day bed, 2 walnut chiffrobes, library tables, Simmons bed, complete; walnut dresser; will sacrlflce. 3854 College Ave. BREAKFAST SET—Kalian carved dining rm & bedrm twin beds, linen frieze Uving rm. ruga sac 2428 N Meridian HOME beverage coolers, very special at $lO. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO.. 30th and Northwestern, Ta. 0689. SINGER, cabinet, electric, S6O: Singer, portable. S3O. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 126 W. Wash St. Ri. 9718. FURNITURE—Used rockers, beds, dressers, etc.; real barg.; low prices. 1001 English. DOES vour sewing mch. need repairing. Call White Sewing Machine Cos. Ri, 4755. NEW USED hotblast htlng. stoves and base burners; cheap. 1236 Oliver Ave. Be. 2450. FURNITURE—New! used. 3-rm! outfit: easy term*. 13. BARRETT, lit VU. /