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vii ERNE. Emma nel J. hiy, 89. yivors: Widow. ive Suldethsy. daughter

ce nian KH Lay 7 Martin, 68 BurBish an

bel Crisso; sons, piiabel iY or, Jake star, Mrs.

Walter amie . Snider ‘Annie Akree, CONNERSVILLE-—Mr, Hus hes Burviy rs: jSaushter. Me : Crosier:

Prank and Gx ii Hughes; 4 18. Anna le, a : Bons, | an .,. 90 Be Charles Priogle: daughter, Jennie RE rifogle

ELKHART Mrs. Cora Rinehart, 49, EVANSVILLE—-Dr, Frederick Bunton, 77. Borin Widow Nellie Bunton, and brother, George Bu nton. ng Hameijster, Mai Survivor: Widow, 65. url

wen

| Mrs rah Hameiste

Rose Wahnsi 1 A Daughter, Mrs. He od ot

Wal ahnsiedler: and nis

ehildre 78. Survivors: to engy 3. Attend Hoge and Mrs. Fa ;. sons, Danie sister, Mrs. grandchildren

Survivors:

J sisters, . Renettie Knoll. and four grand-

DaughCarl D. and Harry Hoge: a ary Kuhlman and seven

FORT WAYNE—-Harry N. McBride. 66. Burvivors: Widow; son, "Walter H McBride. Frank Meyers, 53. voy Widow, Clara: alter and Harold: sisters, Mrs. Mar te Hadsell, Mrs. Henry StrittBiter. Willlam Deolph, Mis, Wic

, , and gio and Is. u Rosselot. M Youis Miss ts Dierstein, 61. Survive ors: Sisters, Emma and Matilda Dierstein, GREENCASTLE—Alfred P. Cooper, 78. Dr. Paul Ream. Survivors: Widow, Mrs. A Shilltz Ream; parents, Dr. and Mrs.

GREENSBURG—MTrs, Mary Bon Burvivors: Daughter, Mrs. Harr BE ura: Bonnell and Herman, ie Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. John Benning and rs. J. Campbell; brother, Foliver Harcourt.

HARTFORD CITY—-Mrs. Blanche Tur- * ner, 47. Survivors: Widower, Isaac; daughter, Margares FE zabeth; son, Kenneth Risinger: moth Mrs. Elizabeth Roderick: dre brothers, Sylvester, Edward, Joe, John

Mullen, 42. Surviyorss Widower, James, sister rs. Schmidt; brother, ‘Chester Penrod; a {had Bertha; parents, Mr. and Mrs, ah:

HUNTINGTON—William Overly, 87. Survivors: daughters, Mrs, Grace Brown, Mrs. Irene Raney; son, Charles Overly. Rolland E. Potts, 59. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. Lulu Zook; widow, three sons. Christian Kauff Mrs, Samuel rime, sons and brother.

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KOKOMO--Mrs. Jennie Habegger, 75. Survivors: - Widower, Charles; aughters, Mrs. Lee Rhodes; sisters, Mrs. an and Mrs. Harry Carmel; "brothers, arvin and Reed P Jay Groves, 66. er eiviver: Niece, Mrs. Mollie Gibbs. Leonard C. Bryant, 75. Survivors: ‘Widow ors, son, Orvin; halfbrother, Elmer

Miiler LA P TE—Carl Ellis.’ 84. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Fred Grover and Mrs. Michael Moyer; brothers, John, Union and art.

J. Schumaker, 74. Survivors: Widow; sons, Arthur Schumaker; daughters, Mrs. Hijam A. Carlson and Parker Schimmel LEBANON— Mrs. Clarinda Hester Neff, 72. Survivors: Sons, Harry, Luther, Ben, Vernie, Leslie and Earl Neff; daughter, Mrs. Jearl Kernodle. LIBERTY—Walter Butt, 68. Survivors: Widow; brothers, Charles and Warren; - mother, Mrs. Sarah Kennedy. LOGANSPORT—Mrs. Harriett Kistler, 90. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Rose Shelton; son, Horace; brother, Solomon Fry. MARTINSVILLE — George Washington Jackson, 83. Survivors: Sons, Perry and Emanuel Jackson John w. Lewis. Survivors: WidowMrs. Flossie Mohler; son,

AYS— T. Bowles, 82. Survivors: Widow, MS, MLetlita Fletcher Bowles; son, Raymond. MICHIGAN CITY—John Quinn. 72. Survivors: Widow: sons, Mike, James, Bob, Ed, Bill and John; daughters, Mrs. Louis HT Mrs. Carrie oore, Mrs. Alice

Survivors: Two

rs.

Beatte, Mrs. Francis Smith, Mrs. Mildred Foody and Mrs. Nell Reinhart; sisters, Mrs, Frank Taulman and Mrs. Hannah Waggoner. 2 =

MIDDLETOWN—David Yount, 73. vivors, Widow, Kitty; son, John. MILROY ML. Mary Boring, 71. Survivo Sons, Bonnel and Herman Boring; daughter, Mrs. Harry E. Young; sisters Mrs] John Vernon, Mrs. John Benning and Ma W. Campbell; brother, Oliver Harcou MONTPELIER—Emanuel J. Liecht vs Survivors: Widow, Anna; sons, LL Menas, Robert, David and Reuben; daughters, Mrs. H. A, Sprunger- and Mrs. Alfred Sprunger. MOORELAND—Mrs. Cynthia Ann Huffman, Survivors: Widower, James: dau Bi ter, Mrs. Minnie Haggard; sons, Carl, and (Claude Mrs. Nancy Jane Landes, 75. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Dan Dowling: sons, W. P, Smit nd Orliss Smith.

MOORESVILLE—Mrs. Angeline Brown, 70. | Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Fannie Alexander and Mrs. Iva Mae Holt; son, Alonzo Brown. MUNCIE—Mrs. Laura Laughlin Love, 62. urvivors: Son, Lawrence; dau ughter, Mary sister, Mrs.’ Orville ille Mary Mae Hor 3. Survivors: Murray, Joe ang ARIE father, Medsker: brother, Russell. Yed 8 63. Survivors: Widow, E "Eharies: daughter, Clara; Eire Prank and Edwin; _ sister, Miriam

U — Joseph E. Dorsam, Survivors: Wido Mrs. Ann Dorsam; six children, Robert. Lawrence, Maurice, Mary Jo, Rosann ang Frances Dorsam; two brothers, Will and Fred; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Corie" and Mrs, Loretta McManus, .

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PLYMOUTH—John J. yan Grundy, 84. Survivors: Widow, Elizabeth: granddaughters, Reatha Barrett and Zona Platt; foster daughter. Ida Cripp; foster son, Hinry

wiles. HMO OND-—John H. Taylor, 81. SurWidow and one son, Charles W. Gayle Eugene Thomas. Paule Norman Selby, 44. Survivors: Widow two children; IROLHEF, Mrs. Esther Selby; sisters, Mrs. Florence Woodruff Mrs. Ethel Duke, Mrs. Stella“® Spacey and Mrs, [Bessie Ostheimer. ROLLING PRAIRIE—William Ryday, 53. Survivors: Widow, Mrs. Lulu Rydzy RUSSIAVILLE—Arthur Newlin, 53. vivors: Brothers, Charles, Ed Joe, an Frank: Sisters, Mrs. Ida Prunkett and Mrs. Omer Main. SHER. Di Susie E. Clemens, 79. Survivors: Sons, Je erome, Charles. Thomas, William and Deamie; daughters. Susie, Mrs. Mary Redford and Myrtle Wethington Clemens; sister, Mrs. Mary Mon

gomery. SOUTH BEND-—Mrs. Leonie De Saer, 54. Survivors: Husband, August; "daughter, Evelyne, sister, Mrs. Marie Coopman. Anna Blaylock

STEWARTSVILLE—Mrs. Galbreth, 48. Survivors: Widower, Gwin Galbreth; sister, Lillian Mo

brothers, Louis and Fred Blaylock. 88 8

SULLIVAN--Lee Ellis, 66. Survivors: Widow. Effie; Clarence and Howard; randson, Bobbie. “Eis sister, Mrs. Laura tewart: half-sisters, Mrs. Mary Flader and Mrs. Jennie d.

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Burs

THREE RIVERS-—Mrs. Carrie Ballman. Survivors: Husband, Peter J.; . daughter, Mrs. David Dunl yINC NI ge ao ol ors: Rose; and George na Lloyd

Bru niece, Mrs:

ran Fran Elliott;

wiagon Bers:

Lelia How

SH-—Mrs A aret Daughter,

WABASH--George Jones, 83, Survivors: Son. Charles; daughters, Mrs. Ova Lam-

LEGAL DEPARTMENT TO RULE ON PAVING

The city legal department today "was considering a protest resolu-

: Aden Rupe, 45, Burvive ont: 4

AW Mes two. sons, CHESTER—Mrs. Iva va pear] Oller. 82

Sno! Widower, Mrs. Simon F Fowler; son, oor allie: ser:

LECTURES TOEND HISTORY MEETINGS

Chicagoan to Speak This Afternoon and Tonight.

Two lectures by Dr. Fay-Cooper Cole, University of Chicago, featured today’s final sessions of the Indiana History Conference. He was

to speak at 2:30 p. m. in the State Library on “Some Conclusions From Archaeological Work in Illinois,” and tonight in the Claypool Hotel on “The Influence of the Indian on the Settlement of Indiana.” The importance of an adequate |C navy for the United States was stressed by Admiral Hugh Rodman, Washington, night in the Claypool. “Let -us profit by the thousands of years that the world has been in existence and realize that no matter how fairly we may deal with others, the obligation of self-defense will be thrust pon us at any time,” Admiral Rodman said. “Our safety and independence lies in our preparedness and strength to meet it.”

DRIVE TO LICENSE CORPORATIONS SEEN

Congress May Act to Attain Primary NRA Objectives.

By United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Drives will be started in both houses soon after Congress convenes Jan. 5 for Federal licensing of corporations to attain primary objectives of the defunct NRA, it was learned today. Senator Joseph O. O’Mahoney (D.,, Wyo.), former Assistant Postmaster General, who introduced the proposal last session, is completing his new bill. He said that Rep. James M. Mead (D. N. Y., will place a companion bill before the House.

3 POLICEMEN PASS PROMOTION TESTS

Three recommendations for promotion to rank of sergeants in the police department are to be presented to the Safety Board Tuesday, it was learned today. More than 30 patrolmen attended the promotion school, but only three passed examinations for the five vacancies in the uniform division and six in the detective division, {accmding to Chief Morrissey. Those tentatively selected, pending board approval, are reported to be Radio Patrolman John Ambuhl, Patrolmen James Senteney and Joseph Commiskey. Patrolmen George Baker and Edward Miers, acting sergeants -for several months, are expected to continue until another promotion school is held.

VISITING EXHIBITORS GET POULTRY PRIZES

When the Indianapolis National Poultry Exposition ends its five-day show tomorrow in the Manufacturers’ Building at the State Fairground, most of the prizes; will be taken by fanciers and owners out of the state. More than 1000 ducks, geese, chickens, pigeons and rabbits were entered. Fanciers said it has been one of the best shows of its kind ever held here. The annual meeting of the board

- of directors is to be held this after-

noon and the annual bangues tonight. Next year’s Shy is to be held Dec. 8 to 12.

SANITARIUM BOARD MEMBER IS NAMED

Appointment of Dr.” Russell 8.

Henry, 720 Hume Mansur Building, “to replace Dr. E. M. Amos, 524 Hume Mansur Building, on the Board of Governors of Sunnyside Sanitarium, | was announced today by County Commissioners. Dr. Amos’ four-year term expired last month and Dr. Henry is expected to take over duties on the board in a few days. Other members of the board are: Dr. A. L. Marshall, 519 Hume Mansur Building, Erving W. Lemaux, and Mrs. Carl Wood.

LEGION TO GIVE SHOW

A Punch and Judy show is to be given at the. Soldiers and Sailors Chlidren’s Home in Knightstown at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow by the Bruce Robison Post 133 and auxiliary, American Legion.

PLANS CUBAN FLIGHT By United Press °

in an address last]

ears SMOPK TRUCKING CO. DR-T6T3. DODGE

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G CO. 119 N. Alabama. RI1-6090, RemodelJoe: reroofing; furnace cleaning and re-

~ GENERAL AUTO REP G HECTRIC mer fey Baus fey 288 E Ben. cr-031s. 8 Cs, FLOORS REFINISHED Ooms nes emg; we | FURNACE CLEANED chimneys cleaned, a ACE. © fils t 16th. LI-7246. HA-4763. “ Res REPAIRING

CHAIRS made new oy J Jebottomin hickory or reed. “oF Th pi TRIAL AID FOR BLAND.

HOUSE WRECKERS

gee hem UGS MaDE TO SRE Gules 3 Be Fags

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DON'T lose your commission because ~{ high prices; ping, brospeci | Miss av Vere > Fe lower on

all

| 23 Situations, Wanted:

Ne. for Sxperien men and, day 5 iis ste orien LI-3167

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e ; ing. erences; Day

Pi%0d Commerce. ‘Ch-6006. Balding ma _ terials. Brick and Sash, *

AIRE SSeS RENOVATERS

RESSES renovated; also made into ME by experts. RI-2347.

* Want Ads. Phone Rlley 5551.

«at Lowest Cost Use Times Economy W REoroon. ont Ads,

oS office 5

t WANTAD

1 Announcements

FOR frst class service spilt E W. T. BLAS ME BE-2885, or DR-2570.

2 Cards of Thanks

TUCKER—We wish to express our thanks and Jppitciation to our many friends and n elfhbors, for She kindness and sympathy ring the hours of sorrow at the h of my wife, Pronie Tucker. Haye aly we thank the Rev. Lindstrom singers, Mrs. George Jaseney and Mrs, Lindstrom, and pianist of Southport, Jn for all Pe beautiful flowers hhors: Ethers Protective Asso. oody-Go oducts Oo and

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3 Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Saturday, Dec. 12, 1936

ALBERTSON-Tlent, M., beloved husband rth . Albertson and father i Tr

Mrs. Gladys Baker of Logansport, Ind. Mrs. Faye Watkins of Wisconsin and Harry O. Albertson of Cedar Lake, Ind., assed away Saturday morning, Dec. 5 Noa Al further particulars call WALD AL DIR ORS.

GEDIG—Rosa, 76 years, beloved Hother of Olga, Carl, Rose and John G Jassed away Friday. Private funeral 8 3 t St. Catherine’ 8 Snyred.

Friends. may call a H. HERR MAN FUNERAL 4505 8. ast-s

GUTMANN George N (Goodman), age 87 ys ars, fath or of Ada Sumani pled hurad. gay, £3 Funeral So Dec. g:30 a ; at the residence.” 30: g Ww. Mich Anthon Church. hs msi: Friends may ol i ro ence. GEORGE W. USHER SERVI

JORDAN—Marian Rose, darling liftle daughter 1 Victor and Theodora AnderJord of 1215 Carroliton-av, dearted (this lise Friday, age 10 months. Fineral 1) Monday, ec. at the

AL HOME. 2530 Station-st, at 10 a. Burial Anderson cemetery. Priends = vited, Friends ma i pt the ®resi-

dence until hour JULIUS—George G., beloved husband of Lodema and father of Mrs. Grace Purham of Winchester, .John and Julius. of Indiana polis Geparted This life Wednesda ay. Age 70. neral Sunday, Dec. 13, at the residence; 3054 LanSayer. st, 3 £ a. = 5 d at Knox Chapel, near Elwood, invited. Funeral tinder MOORE & KIRK.

Sh wh

Prien Riirection not

MORRIS—Mary C., widow of Amos Morris mother of Harry, William, Edward and Robert Morris and Mrs. Ba ery sister of Kate Conway, ran f Mrs. Horace Joyner, Saturday, Dec. 12, at her er 843 Madizon-3v, Funeral Tuesday, Dec. 15, 8:30 m. from FL -FUNER. HOME, 926 N. Capitol-av. Services at St. PatPick’s Church, 9 a. m. Friends invited. MURPHY—Anna C., beloved mother of Donald and Volney, sister of John J. hd Robert Nolan, Mrs. Nellie Loyal, Katie Watts and Mrs. H. Brashear, Hed Tiday. Funeral Jaonday, 8:3 h 402 N. Salle-st, 9 m., Philip Neri eh Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call after noon

Sunday. KIRBY. t

5 Funeral Directors

PROGRESS

Modern service is the resuls of the public's dee mand for something better than our fore fathers had. It is an important factor! in the economic ' and social welfare of every community. *

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

. MORTUARY 2% _W. Fall Creek Blvd TA. 400

To ——

WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM .

1321-23 WwW. . RAY-ST. BE-1588.

FUNERAL HOME

WALTER 1 T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME £3 2228 -ST. DR.25%.

wee ONKLE FUNERAL HOME “PAUL I E DORSEY

NEW YORK-ST.

and real prices, ENGYM FUNERAL

HE BLACKWELL AND SONS Phone LI-7118. |

5 Funeral Directors

advertise your vacan y 7-day ay Tar : Call RI-55

You get a ie price

LAUCK FUNERAL HOME

1458 8. Meridian.

GEORGE. McCARTY

Portville, Indiana.

HISEY & TITUS

951 N. Delaware LI-3828

DR-2140: DR-3210

Two days Pree.

POR Quick and More Seonemical Resul in Times.

30 Rooms for Rent -

near ome. HE-3

bath. Private 75.

BROADWAY, 2521—-Large i twin beds; Gentleman.

or two; stoker heat;

optional.

CARROLLTON, 2246—Desirable room, cne breakfast; garage:

COLLEGE, 2242—Pleasant warm fnodern, private home; privileges,

room, HE-

MOORE & KIRK

2530 Station-st. CH-1806-7.

ROYSTER & ASKIN

1902 N. Meridian-st.

J. C. WILSON

DR-~0321. 1230 Prospect-st.

TA-6056-8.

TA-0299.

DR-0322.

city heat

'W._JERSEY, N., 1320—Front room, newily jyrnished; private lavatory; entrance;

- | BAST-st, om

- | NORTH, E.

1 and houses: ation. LI1-5393

te 3p LI-2439.

New a AL

195 Houses, U nfurnished

$27.50; 3-bedroom mol modern, excellent condit i fiom 500 0, 500d furnac Adults preferred

ARSENAL N., 140—Si%-room semi-modern, _ newly dossinted. Nes Near Tech. ~1066,

This distr, modsen bi ueslow. :RI-5997.

five-r ed.

RET = pra furnace, be

E. 814, EIGHT-, f—Bath. fur- : hace, gas, electricity; $14. HU-

— 5-ROOM DOUBLE— Strictly magdern, A-1 condi Stale tly inodern. Al n tion, recently SUTHERLAND, 3129—MO EEN L. DOUBLE BUNGALOW Just INGLIS ted. five room brick and stone, SDlated. jiodern; Rybolt furnace; garage; ny

a el union Gevats a Sonar - rage; i= __ tion. $10. 'RI- [-6367. sarag

WASHINGTON, 6 6636 E.—Prand new. beauans Open 9. 33D-8 W., 1038—86-rm. mod. single; DET. "$22.50. Fletcher, 1022—8-rm. mod. single, $15. 40. Colleg! Re. 29 39 — 6-rm. , modern exce urnace, ~ $15. LI-65 7, P garage, MARKET, gi0--pour rooms, semi- a $10. LI-6517. Tos Less—Produce Best.

Times Economy, Want Ads. v_5551.

single,

NEW JE 2065—Warm,

RSEY, N., front, jeasant Jn near carline; gentlemen,

NEW. JERSEY, N. 1213—Sleepin vate entrance; garage optional. RUCKLE, 3851—Front room, private home. Garage. WA-2150

T1-5180

9 Lost and Found

REACH Thousands da th Lost and Found ads ty ot u ge ough ad for the price of 5. Phone RI-5551. We ‘will Shaves i

STRAYED—Red female Spaniel. Last see vicinity 36th-Pennsylvania going ease.

Reward. LI-4839.

LOST—Doctor’s black bag with instruB. Reward.

ments. Initials “P. WA-2088. B.

Free.

VERMONT, W., large closet: 603.

6, constant heat:

ri-

good heat: Sentiemen or couple.

A t. 4—Desirable front; business

mes

days Vor, West Drive

rivate, warm, south; ress. Gentleman. CH-08

WOODRUFF, 945 10th. CH-1

Sooke with desireable couple, CH-64 OUBLE room;

LOST—White gold watch win 4 diamonds, ue. ward.

68 emeralds. Senti! CH 3366 Ti De mental v

“ame hile Spaniel, brown and waite,

Alabama-21st, Rew

TA-2087. LOST—Pa; ers, only, 34

4348. Reward. 3249 N.

11 Personals

N. New Jersey.

Monday, Valuable to own Parkway-av, DR-3132. 3 owner

LOST — Doberman-Pinscher pup, License

Datel: nicely furnished, overstuffed, __nerspring. E. St. Joe. LI-7128. LARGE furnished bedroom nished room; cinity Washingt IF YOU want a nice oh room. home, call HA-3526-J (2 employe

{FOR RESULTS—The Times.

RI-5551.

546—Attractive, inn inerspring mat-

Tow. warm Zoom in private apartment; near

17TH, E., 2602—Rent nice room or SNare

front of Penns lyamia

also unfurgentlem an; Jreakfast. Viigh.

private

31. Rooms with Board

$6. 50, BEL: ONTAINE,

LEFO] 1022 — Warm, front room, private home; 3 meals. RI-

SPECIAL

Facial, Arch Sham Finger wave. Poo. and RAINBOW ACADEMY Kresge Building’

FINGER WAVE '

Indiana Colle, of 108 E. Wash. on Rm. Soa"¥ raid

vate home; Nomis cooking; rates re!

able. HA-4643

CAPITOL, N.; 3310—Two young men; pri-

NEW JERSEY, Ry 2063—Nice, warm room; Jentleman preferred; shower, twin beds.

and convalescents: 3 good meals.

PARK, 833—Real home for elderly peo le

32 Toe Rooms

, NTERNATIONAL BEAU T ea Jsceoor. Hair cut. shampoo,

wave, all for 25c. 343 E. W. ANJONE ENOWING present a presen pidress—

Wi aL “Red Cross.” __ber of Commerce Bldg. red

TRAINED nurse will care for invalids. | ALAB

TRA mental or Tehronic, in my home. HA-0305,

20 Help Wanted, Female

S—nplease Ch

advertise your vacan ry| You get 7 days Ling tor fae of 5. Two days Free. Call

ash. rooms; walking distance. 850 N $4.25; nice,

am- vate entrance

hd beds; poe

BROADWAY, ARIAS 8 to $5.50. Good h

MAIDS—White, under 35: refs.; must, be ns

NO FEE E CHARGED

ashame wSS EEE PSPS teremtrters emma ALESPEOPLE—Men and women, sell our gt ° Experience

famous liye d Canales. unnecessary: and Pight. FRENCH NOUGAT C CO. 2051 N. Illinoi

Open

spare ti Pikes and show to friends. size, age.

Cincinnati.

RESPONSIBLE Hiadieaged, care for 3x0

Shildren, housework, stay nights.

CANDY

u urer is Soh with BIG manufact TA) Give Harford Frocks, Dept. 2409,

CARROLLTON, apartment;

room. Warm, phone.

FOR Quick and More eo Romcal Fesuls he " 2 price

$3.50 TO $4.50—Clean, light Fousekeering

STATE, 425 N.—Two clean; furnished; v utilities; garage optional: pri-

AMA, N.. 1838—Newly decorated, ““living room, sitchen, sink, splendid heat.

134—One and two Jooms,

A RR 1 studio couch; also sleeping

EAST, 712 N.—3 rooms, downstairs, sink, good heat, hot water, private entrance,

6 UD | MICHIGAN, E., 2416_Now apartment; fur-

nished complete; utilities; adults. 7100.

CH-

1021 N. ecting rooms

SALLE—Conn Dash, "twin beds, garage, Relephone. CH-

NEW N., apartment, private i rm phone. Automatic Joe Adul

0 or $5 for 2. Private entrance

NOBLE, N.. private. Plenty of heat and water.

keeping rooms.

9—Lovel front rigidaire; month,

NEW JERSEY, N., 2042—Room 8 site; well furniatied, $4.50. oping room,

348—Two-room apartment,

PARK-AV, 1118—Two single light house-

36 Furn. Houses, Apts.

EAST 38TH-ST, 4400—FIVE-ROO; BUNGALOW—Conifortable. nicely Farnisbed. . Garage. CH-08TS.

ILLT NOIS Nia THREE- ~ ROOM A —Acco LY ane four; utilities, newly

RTM Hr Ath AL, decorated; garage. ILLINOIS, N., 2816—One room 12 Biclency apartmi ent: complete; ' constant hot water: utiities: employe d. EFFERSON, 340 N.—Four y s with light, Je aE mo. TAS 3119. hah THREE-ROO; RTMENT — etel furniched: oor utinition: linens EL !

39 Rent, Surburb., Farms |

MERIDIAN, S., 3651 —.,Two rooms and kitchenette, electricity, half acre ground,

40 Wanted to Rent

RESPONSIBLE couple want home or apt., furn. or unfurn. Call Sunday, IR-7956.

45 Business Opportunities LyNeH SAL Tall equipped: business sec- ~ Farm & Home Sales Co. RI-8767. 148 E. Market-st. Room 502

FOR sale or lease—Good business, new equipment. - Will sacrifice. Call BE-1930.

47 Houses for Sale

YOUR ad in this column reaches 83,713 ople aS read The Times every hi s Free. You ges days advertising ay. the price of Phone RI 5551,

Open Sunday Afternoon

A 5250 College-av, 5 larg oms, hardwoo floors throughout; spe 15 newly painted and papered: new a 3-car garage; $1000 Reha terms. . Mr.. Ostrom, RI-4818.

Paul L. McCord Co.

2 615 Lemcke Bldg. Open Sunday 2:30.-t0 § 2 Worth While Homes

Pleasant Run-blvd, 124. A masonry walled 5-rm. bun oon completely reconditioned, Finished floors, one of the prettiest Sge tions on south side. e 2333 S., around ‘the corner; 5-rm frame. "bungalow; like new; ‘front drive, Near schools, transportation, churches, oss convenient terms Sn be arranged Bridges & Graves. 243 N. Del.

RI-3477. 2813 N., Chester

5-room modern bun alow, rs e, newl painted and Papered? im o ae osses: sion; prise $2600, $250 ry a8. per

OHN R. 23 W. oho WELCH & SONS LI-3424

~ «Open Sat. and Sun. P: M. 1401 N. Denny St.

Only $2,750; terms; a A ee 5-room moussn bungalow; nice lot; mi ‘immediate Bos58s5ion- Mr. Burgess,

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