Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1937 — Page 20

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MISS ELLIS MOVES

Scores 2-1

Victory Over . Carolyn Varin .

Miss Harriett Randall and ‘Mrs. Charles Greathouse Also Advance.

Dorothy Ellis, defending champion, advanced to the semifinals in the women’s city golf championship tournament at Hillcrest today by a 2 and 1 victory over Carolyn Varin. Others advancing were Harriet Randall, who defeated Mrs. Ralph Tlood 7 and 5; Mrs. F. P. Davis, who downed Lillian Rees 3 and 1, and Mrs. Charles Greathouse, who lefeated Mary Gorham 1 up on ‘he 18th. | Tomorrow's pairings bring to~ether Miss Ellis against Miss Ranjall and Mrs, Greathouse against ‘Mrs. Davis. Miss Ellis, who has been favoring a blistered right hand, was short on Her drives and was one down on the first nine. She picked up, however, on the 10th, 14th and 15th holes. The entire field of 55 golfers played yesterday in the various con- . solation flights. Most of those who *had fallen into the first-day selfclassification of “dubs” had pulled back up to par yesterday and their smiles on the Coutry Club veranda: showed it. The putting contest, held on the small green in front of the clubhouse, was won by Mrs. E. D. Lukenbill, Pleasant Run, who went the round in a 33. There were several others tied for the next positions and playoffs for them will be held

today. y Consolation Flights

The results of consolaticn flights

yesterday follow: —First Flight— stected Jaqua, Highland, defeale hy ‘Mountain, Pleasant Run,

Country Club, de-

Mrs Mrs. an P. Dean, gested "i Frank Grovenberry, Hillcrest,

5 ted I. G. Kahn, Broadmoor. defeate Crane, Highland. 3 and 1. “Hire oh Olsen, Bighiend, efented Mrs. - Lykins, Highland, 3 and 2. —Second Flight— it Mrs. F. Delker, Pleasant Run. defeate urvey. Broadmoor up. Me ht Book walter. Hillcrest, defeated Mrs. B. E. Gates Jr., Country Club. 8 hg %. D. Lukenbill Pleasant, Run, deones. Hi Tories 4a Maelo Broadmoor, defeated S William Morris, Country Club, 3

—Third Flight— i eorge Stewart, Pleasant Run. deteroy Sirs: Silliam B. Murphy, Pleasant

1. a Frank Phe

Mrs.

Mrs. and 2.

Pleasant Run, de: Jeaved Mrs. W. R. urlock, Hillcrest. 2

_ Charles Latham, Country Club, de: dt Mrs. Leo McNamara, Highland, t

bei defeated rank Davis, Hillcrest, e nl, Simmons, Meridian Hills,

3 ana —Fourth Flight— Mrs. E. Slater, Hillcrest, defeated Mrs. Whitred Borinstein, Broadmoor,

2% J. S. Shortle, Highland, defeated

M Mrs. Gordon Cloyd, i Catherine Thom

irs. feated Julia Rowe, Hillcrest,

—Fifth Flight—

Mrs. Charles Smith, Highland, (etented Mis: Esther Cain. Woodstock, 6 and 5 Mrs aul Whittemore, Highland, * defeated Be. Levine, Pleasant Run, 17 oe H. W. Brown, Pleasant Run, defeated Mrs. A. Baker, Pleasant Run, 2 up. Mrs. Herbert Wilson, Meridian Hills, defeated Mrs. Chandler, Pleasant Run, 4 and 3

and 3

Wrestler Draws Record Penalty

Sam Murbargar, chief inspector of the Indiana Athletic Commission, today meted out the longest suspension on record in the Hoosier state .when he placed a two-year ban on Nanjo Singh, heavyweight wrestler of India. Singh was disqualfied in a bout with Walter Podolak of New York at Sports Arena last night after 17 minutes of grappling. Murbarger ordered the match halted and the New Yorker was declared the winner. Singh was charged with using rough tactics in spite of constant warning by the referee. Dan O'Connor, 222, Boston, won the main event at the North Pennsylvania St. arena with two out of three falls. from Oki Shikina, 205, Japan. Shikina took the first fall with a flying hiplock and body press. O'Connor then came back to take the last two falls with a back surfboard, flying kick, and body press. Dorve Roche, 220, Decatur, Ill, threw Roughhouse Nelson, 217, Baltimore, a newcomer, in 15 minutes with a body press and a flying tackle.

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Husky Crew Again on Top

By Thnited Press POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., June 23. —The second clean sweep of the Poughkeepsie regatta in as many years by the University of Washington’s crewmen was a warning today to next year’s challengers that the world champion Huskies from the Pacific Northwest might be immune to defeat. The performances ot the Jayvee and freshman crews in yesterday's 39th renewal of the International Rowing Association Regatta on the Hudson was the tipoff to what may be expected in 1938, for most of the members of those eights will be on hand next year. A year ago the Huskies scored the first triple victory in the history of the Hudson River classic. Yesterday, the young giants who followed their 1936 victory with a .triumpn in the Olympic Games, won. the four-mile varsity event to round out their second consecutive clean sweep of the intercollegiate blue-ribbon rowing event.

Toledo Opens Grand Circuit

Racing Monday

‘Trotting Season to Extend

For 13 Weeks, Closing At Lexington.

By United Press TOLEDO, June 23.—The 64th edition of the Grand Circuit, major league trotting horse loop, swings into action at Toledo Monday for an 1l-city, 13-week run which ends in early October at Lexington, Ky. Nearly nine months of intensive preparation have been getting the top-flight trotters and pacers into the “pink” for the three-months’ grind. New starting rules, formulated to eliminate tedious “scoring” of harness horses, are expected to make the 1937 Grand Circuit the turning point on the trotting turf from the public’s standpoint. The new regulations are rigid, with severe penalties for infractions, thus providing every means for faster starts and less jockeying about on the racing strip. This improvement, together with the steady increase in numbers of campaigning horses, men, tracks and the influx of amateurs of local and national prominence points toward the harness turf’s best season in "0 years. Handicap dashes of a mile or a mile and a half are being introduced this season, to eliminate in part the three-heat plan of racing.

Feature Tilt on In Softball Loop

New-Times of Hartford City and Eli Lilly meet tonight at Softball

Stadium in an Em-Roe State Leagiie game. The teams played at Hartford City last week, the locals winning 9 to 7, in 10 innings; The visitors were sectional champions last season and compiled a record of 24 victories and seven defeats. Walter Young, one of the leading pitchers in the northern part of the State, is slated to face the Lilly team tonight with Charlie Wilson catching. Carl Martin, ace twirler of the locals, is to be on the mound for his team with Brown Robbins behind the bat. Action starts at 8:15.

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TO SEMIFINALS

Announcements 7A

Rooms Without Board 12

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1937

Houses For Sale

FOR first-class service and rea) prices call YM FUNERAL HOME. BE-2885. or BR2570

Baseball —Softball

Tonight's State League game at Softball Stadium = brings together the local Eli Lilly and Hartford News-Times teams. The Lilly club handed the NewsTimes a 9-to-7 defeat in 10 innings at Hartford City last week and, with Carl Martin on the mound, hopes to repeat its performance. St. John’s defeated Holy Cross B softball team, 8 to 2. Dosch of the winners allowed two hits. St. John’s will play Slide Lamp of Anderson Saturday morning at Riverside. “ For.games call Drexel 2734-J and ask for Jacob Freije.

At Longacre Park tonight, Stengers A. C. will meet Howard Street Merchants at 7:30, and at 9 St. Roch’s will meet Wincel A. C. in the Longacre Commercial League.

The Cumberland Merchants were victorious over Castleton, 9-7, in a recent game and will play the Wincel A. C’s Sunday.

Following is the standings in the Legion Tournament:

Indianapolis . Bruce P. Rovinsoll . oy oot

Ww. 4 3 2 2

ay H iol

Following is the schedule of Sunday’s games in the EmRoe Senior Baseball League: Field Tavern vs. Christamores at Garfield 3. Armour vs. Norton Beer at Riverside 4. Ye Tavern Brew vs. Printers at Riverside 4. The league standing: Printers Norton Beer .. Field Tavern .. Ye Tavern Beer ..

Christamore Armour

Following is the schedule for tomorrow’s games in the Em-Roe Thursday Softball League. Boys Club vs. Naborhood Groceries at-Spades 1. Burnett Grocery vs. Mueller Ward at Willard 1. Meusing-Merrick vs. C. P. Lesh at Willard 2. Brookside Sweet Shop vs. Drewrys Beer at Rhodius 1. The standings:

Mooney

Boys’ Club C. P. Les Biooksiae Sweet Shop Meusing Merrick Burnett Grocery Drewerys Beer. .. Naborhood Groceries Mooney-Mueller Ward

LIRINIRINIC BSH GIININIRIINI O

Bridgeport Blues defeated Indianapolis Firemen, 7 to 0. Boots Hutsell hurled three-hit ball and struck out nine. Next Sunday the Blues are to play at Flat Rock against Porter's Camp team. For games write Fred Brandt, Bridgeport, Ind.

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The Indianapolis Machinery and Supply team defeated Tri-Angle Lodge, 5-4, and will play the AcmeEvans team tonight at Ellenberger. Tomorrow they clash with the Engineering Metal Products at the same park. The Machinery team would like to book city and out-of-town games. Write H. Tout, 1959 S. Meridian St., or call Mrs. Vann, Irvington 1777.

Tony Caroselli elli pitched five-hit ball as Bruce Robison Post, American .Legion Junior nine, defeated Y. M. C. A. Post, 16-5, at Riverside Diamond 5. Caroselli struck out 11. DePrez was his battery mate.

Tuxedo nine will hold a meeting at the Indianapolis Orphans’ Home, 4107 E. Washington St., tomorrow at 8 p. m. All players please report.

Rushville’s Seven Up team wants games with strong state nines on home-and-home basis. Shelbyville, Lebanon, Newcasile and Batesville, notice. Write Irvin Miller, 325 N. Main St., Rushville, Ind.

Last night, with Snowball hurling, Lilly’s defeated Big Four, 4 to 1, in the Em-Roe Factory League, while Real Silk annexed a 13-to-4 win over Indianapolis Glove.

The local Huddle softball team desires a game on Sunday. Call TA-5070. .

For the Book

Logan Kinett’s recent feat in fanning 30 batters in a softball game between the Electronic Laboratory team and Zionsville today had the boys diving into the record books. The Electronics won out in the 13th, 18 to 3, behind Kinett’s stellar performance. After holding the locals 3-3 for 12 innings the Zionsville team fell apart in the 13th and 15 runs were scored before the side was retired. The Electronics would like to schedule games with fast state teams. Write Carl Pogue, 122 W. New York St., LI-8378.

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Lost and Found 9

WOMAN'S diamond watch and bracelet, Nog Liberal reward. TA-0386, after y. m.

Business Services 10

(Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATION - ladies’ men's garments; cleaning, pressing, relining, repairing: reasonable. SOICYER O. JACOBS. 219 E

(Auto Repairing)

EARL, GREEN'S GARAGE. General auto repairing, guaranteed work. 539 E. 11th St. RI-884. EARL GREEN'S GARAGE. General repairing, guaranteed work. 539 E. St. RI-8884.

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CHARLIE oN SERVICE, Meridian. RI-0776. WE WASH CARS.

(Beauty Shops) $5.00,

PERMANENTS, $2.00, $3.50, $7.50. Open evenings. ELSIE MAY. 3215 E. 10th. CH-0665.

(Cement Work)

‘GET ESTIMATES now, for brick and cement work, carpentering, painting. ot oe Pricd right. MAYBERRY.

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G. H. VINCENT—Cistern cleaning and repair. Prompt, efficient work guaranteed. Call CH-5275. (Cleaning—Pressing—Tailoring)

ALERT CLEANERS. Garments, rugs, draperies, furniture. Guaranteed Insured. 4618 E. Michigan. TR-3030.

(Electrical Appliance Repaired)

HOUSES wired, floor plugs installed: new meter box locations. TA-6920

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MERIT Shoes for the Family

Thrift Basement Ehoe Markets Merchants Bank ir Wash. St. Bldg. . 331 W. Wash. Mer. and Wash. . Neighborhood Stores: 930 S. Meridian 1108 Shelby

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC CO. RI-5135. 932 Mass. Household. industrial wiring and motor rewinding

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Deaths—Funerals | Indianapolis Times, Wednes., June 23, 1937

CALKINS—PHilip L., of 2208 Roosevelt Ave., beloved husband of Emma C. and father of Charles P. and Russell P. Calkins, de i age BA e

HOME, 2530 Station he Burial Memorial Park. Friends vite.

CLAPP — Melville M., 5802 Julian Ave., beloved father of Alvin R.. Ft, Thomas, Ky., and Olen G. and Ruth L. Clapp cf Indianapolis, departed this life Tuesday. Funeral notice later. For further information, call MOORE & IRVINGTON MORTUARY, IR-1159

CROOKS—Martha Jane, darling little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Crooks, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Billman. passed away at the home. 1101 Bacon St.. uesday. June 22. Friends may call at i home after 7 p. n is evening. Funeral Thursday. 2 Burial New Crown. W. T. BLASENGYM SERVICE.

DEDERT—Herman C., husband of Ger-

d Anna Dedert; Henry 1 i Tillie Weiland of Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday morning at Steube ye, O. Services at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday, 2 p. m. as invited. Burial Crown Hill.

HUSTON — Anna Eger. wife of W. A. Huston and mother of Paul, Margaret Huston and Mes Remmeth Grow. passed away Tuesday. Friends may call at the aie ‘3945 Guilfora, Wednesday, from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p Services at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Thursday. 2 p invited. Burial Glen Haven Cemetery.

MILLER—Harry. age 54, beloved husband of Elizabeth Miller, father of Omer W. Miller, brother of Albert C. Miller and Mrs. Lavina Maple, passed away Tuesday p. m. at his home, 1614 S. East St. Funeral Friday, 2 p. m. home Friends invited. Burial Hill. G. H. HERRMANN SERVICE

MONAGHAN—Michael, beloved husband of Jose SDhine, as father of Harry. Charles, Edwar Mary Monaghan, brother of . Bridget McCoy. Anna Jones and Miss Katherine Monaghan of Chicago, died Monday at his residence, 331 Sanders St Funeral Thursday. from the residence; 9 a. m., St. Patrick's Church. Friends invited. KIRBY.

NEAL—Elizabeth H., 814 E, widow of Wiliam C. Neal, mother of Angeline and Harry B. Neal, departed this life Monday. age 69. Funeral Thursday, June 24. MOORE & KIRK NORTH SIDE FUNERAL HOME, College and Fairfield Aves., 9:45 a. m. Furial Crown Hill. Friends invited. Friends may call anytime.

at the Crown

Funeral Directors 5

Flanner & Buchanan 25 W. Fall Creek Blvd. TA-4400

WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM _

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CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. MICH ST. BE-1934, FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St.

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Rural. CH-3005. Tires, batteries and accessories.

(Furnace Repairing)

FURNACE AND STOVE REPAIRING Furnace Vacuum Cleaning JOSEPH P. ZOLLER. DR-5913- W. Eves. (Floor Refinishing, Floor Sanders)

FLOORS sanded. refinished like new: go anywhere; power furnished. Guaranteed. WOOSTER. TA-4600. RENT floor sanders, materials; iow FOURNACE HARDWARE CO L

(General Construction) SCREENS, built-in cabinet. stairways, repairing. Excellent workmanship. esti-

mates promptly. GEORGE GEDDES. CH-2255. .

BRICK, concrete, plastering. DR-3228-1. ROYAL CONSTRUCTION CO. Quickest possible service.

(General Contracting) V. WEAVER, architect- bujjess and 1105 ‘work. 1721 Ludlow Ave. H-2571-(Hospitals) METHODIST __ Episcopal Hospital. DR.

JOHN G. BENSON, Supt., 16th and Capitol. TA-4840.

(Janitor Supplies) NATIONAL SANITATION CO. Insecticides,

disinfectants, brushes, Drooms. All cleaning needs. Mops. RI-2237

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5X7—With each roll; enlargement. rints,. 49¢ Complete. ACTIVE RUG LEANERS, 2811 2811 Clifton. } HA-3636 . (Lawns Mowed)

LAWNS MOWED—No job too large or too small. TAYLOR. TA-6964.

(Liquor Store)

IRVING LIQUOR STORE, 5533 E. Washington. IR-0058. Free delivery. (Lunch)

LEVY'S KOSHER KITCHEN — Business men’s luncheon, 25c. 106 S. Illinois, LI-

rices, -4535

(Mattress Repairing)

PILLOWS, COMFORTS, MAT I'RESSES sold renovated and made like new. BURKLE, 431 Mass Ave RI-669%

(Meat Packers)

STARK & WETZEL, INC. Sausage, lunch- . eon nmieats. 735 W. Henry. LI-5451.

STUCCO houses water-proofed and s Jay painted: cash terms or trade

(Painting)

HOUSE painting, fair prices, prompt service. 5-year guarantee. CONDIFF, IR-4071.

(Paperhanging—Cleaning)

PAPERHANGING, wall washing. painting, hardwcod floors refinished, plastering, carpentering, remodeling: experienced HA-0620 PAPERHANGING. Painting, carventering, roofing Es mates. WILLIS PERSONAL SERVICE DR-2225. PA ER IANCING, reasonable; 1937 samples shown. Free SLymates. E. E. SIDDALL & SONS, RI-1754 PAPERHANGING and SRIAIoR done reasonably. Work guaranteed. Estimates _ free. HE-1065. PAPER HANGING, 15c: painting: wall washing; paper cleaning. HU-4093 after 5 p. m. PAPER CLEANING—T5c a diate service. (White.) perience LANNAN Si-47 PAPERHANGING, first ge ples, 5c roll up; steaming, painting. CH-7572-W. PAPERHANGING. steaming, 20 years experience. work guaranteed. [1937 samples shown CH-2711-M PAPER CLEANING. wall waxiny excellent service PAPPREANGING =Comipisie date wall paper WALTER DR-5740 after 4:30 PAPERHANGING—Prompt work guaranteed. LI-6075.

Rooms Without Board 12

$3.00. PLEASANT front bedroom: private family. 2321 Centra! Ave. HE-3930. CARROLLTON. 2546—Clean, Sntertable room: meals optional. HE-5

CENTRAL, 1418—Lovely large room, fur nished. innerspring: near bath. Ri- 3802.

CENTRAL, 2027—Large clean room, close i home. garage optional.

CENTRAL, 2410—NEWLY FURNISHED ATTRACTIVE ROOM; INNERSPRING MATTRESS. PHON CORONADO Des up daily. up weekly: baths, running water. N. Illinois. DELAWARE, N., 517—Lar room. Hot water. _ Reasonable. ILLINOIS, 1230 down, phone. ILLINOIS, N. 1907—Ideal oo gree closets. NEW Ee EY N., 2062—Front: newly, decorated, shelitex: twin beds: shower, hot _ water. Two gentlemen. .

PARK, 1635—Front, double sleeping rcom. Private entrance. HE-3748 after 5:30 Pp. m.

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2020—Large | studio bedroom, arranged like living room: cross ventilation. Apartment privileges. except cooking Be service. Phone. PENNSYLVANIA, N. 1347; large room near bath. TaN hot. water. Men nreferred. Phone. RURAL. N. 612 Cozy modern room: home or rig parties; earage: reasonable. CH-6698 ’ ST. JOE, E., 19—Nice 2 studio couches;

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WALNUT, E., walking distance; ness man. RI-393 WOODRUFF, 546 W. DR.—Large, attractive, comfortable: cross ventilation. Reasonable. Gentleman. CH-0800-M LARGE airy front room: 5 windows; private home: near busline. HA-3152-M.

Hotels | 2A

CENTRAL HOTEL—Corner Delaware and Vermont. 331 N. Delaware. Modern outside rooms Transient rates’

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Rooms With Board 13

CENTRAL, 2222—Men or couple; comforts able home; 3 good meals; $6. HA-3100-W.

LEXINGTON, | 962—Large room, excellent meals, 35 30. Double or single; laundry. DR-4977 Tr Ww 55. garage optional. carline. BE-0623-

WOODRUFF—Permanent home; elderly people; nice Jiice room. will take se- _ curity. CH-5798. GIRL to room and hoard; __good care > given. HA-0913

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$§7.50—ILLINOIS, 2020 N.—Spacious front kitchenette apartment. Newly decorated, constant hot water, sink, innerspring, _ radio. garage. . $7.50, CENTRAL, 1321—Attractive 3-room; accomodation; front downstairs; cou- _ stant hot water; ;_cross ventilation. $32.50—EAST, - 1600—Near Tech. Unusual _ 5-room apt. vard. gar. TA-4633. BROADWAY, 1134—2 clean rooms. Range, sink. 2 beds: $4.50. 1 room $3. BROADWAY, 1142—Large living room, kitchenette; sink. All outside rooms. BUNGALOW COURT. APT. 11—Widow will share to exceptional persons (6-room house; 2 Jifenons. Clean, well! venti_lated.. RI-578

CAPITOL. N., NET apartment “or ___Toom. quiet. new bed. roomy. $2.50 to $5. CENTRAL, 1948—1 housekeeping room, everything furnished. Adults, | $3.50, __private entrance, CENTRAL. 1103—Lovely ments, down furnished: porch.

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and a pretty spot—124 Pleasant Run Blvd. 5-room bungalow. In perfect condition. Vestibule, oak floors. 5 closets. full base. Near schools and transportation. BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI- _RI-3477

FIVE-ROOM bungalow house, modern ex= cept bath. Nice condition inside and out. Extra lot, 2-car garage, $250 cash. $19 month. Dorman, LI-5545. _DAVIS REAL ESTATE. 702 Inland land Bldg, 814 LINCOLN 6 rooms modern, newly decorated and painted se now. vacant, possession: cash. balance $20 per month. HARNESS & CLINE. LI-8406.

LEXINGTON, 927—SEVEN-ROOM HOME

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(refinished inside ) : in perfect condition: strictly modern throughout. A good roof with new gutters. This is a real buy at $2500 and on $250 down. Terms can be arranged. RI-1419 Mr. Ost RI-9223 PAUL L. McCORD. 615 tice Bldg.

~ 1336—Cozy 2-room apartment; constant hot water: sink. Rea-

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COLLEGE. 1 apartment. Reasonable.

COLLEGE, 1547; 3 utilities, sink, icebox, only. DELAWARE, N. 824—Large front room and kitchenette; fan, phone, utilijies Adults.

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MARKET. E. 1609—2 large clean sink, utilities. Adults. MICHIGAN, E., 2138—2-room apartment, furnished: ne bath. Private entrance. Adults. CH-40 MORRIS; E., ho vate bath, also adjoining or sleeping room.

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built-ins.

rooms;

“Housekeeping To room, pri‘separate

523-525 AGNES —COLORED—

Double, 3 rooms i side, 4-room single.in rea Price reasonable if Br before July 5.

M. E. MOLLOY

1109 E. 15th St.

also one

CH-27717 RI-1257.

ALTON, N.. 1740—FOUR-ROOM [ SINGLE _ Bids. large vard, fruit trees; terms.

Lots for Sale 12 LOTS

For sale, all 3 one group. Clear. Terms or trade. Call E. A. Shockley. HALL- HOTTEL CO. INC.

Sale Suburban, Esrms

PARK, 1014 Large, 2-room, front acartment: everything finished: clean; walk_ing distance. LI-7714 a PARK. 1655—2-room apartment. large, attractivelv furnished; sink; good environent. 3780. i PENNSYLVANIA, N. 963—1 pleasant izrge ierge room with cooking facilities. Reasonable.

WASHINGTON. 1220 E.—Desirable tworoom apartment: private ‘entrance: prer hine furnished. Adults. DOWNT HOUSEKEEPING OR A BEPING. ROOMS. CLEAN, SANITARY REASONABLE. LI-8774.

5-ROOM water paid; eastern Ave.

"furnished house: gas, light, Inquire 1611 South-

EAST. 909 N.—Two front apartments, 1-2

rooms: _everything furnished. Cool. clean.

Wanted to Rent

CHEAP cottage. walking distance bus_line. must be secluded. DR-0310-W. Write 1818 E. 11th St.

Apartments, Unfurn. 16

ST. REGIS 14TH & PENN.—2 bedroom: Stil tles poy $60. SECURITY TRUST CO., RIMERIDIAN, N., nro. aT ment. Lovely sunroom, {zidalls, garage. gapjtor service. MR. WOODRUFF, LI-

1244 W. NEW YORK

4 Rooms, modern: water pede J. R.

ELCH & S 23 W. Ohio.

PENN.. N.. 3515—Large living room, er room, kitchenette. dinette. bath. Frigidaire: utilities; $47.00. HE-1328 or TA-

2047.

ST. CLAIR, 314 E.—2 rooms; Stove, iy box and "all utilities furnished. $22 LI1-8401 =~ 44 Virginia 2

3950 RADER. Apt. 5—3-rm, mod, heat, water and utlities furnished: no children $27.50. 138 N. Delaware. RI-142).

3809 N. Pennsylvania General Apartments

LARGE efficiency, splendid condition: utilities. frigidaire. $32.50. 1530 N. Illinois.

6 ROOMS. newly decorated, | frigidaire.

$40.00. 1116 N. Capitol.

MOVING, $1.50 up, local and long-distance moving. Reliable, experienced white men; immediate service. ED SHERMAN, DR2926. DR-5412.

Moving and Storage

ALABAMA. N. 1717—Five-room upper duDN Modern; steam heat, water, garage.

Houses, Unfurnished

TA “SI16—3-bedroom Tpderm Tireplace, garage, nice yard. HU-2190. GUILFORD, 5505—4-BEDROOM A SINGLE. Will redecorate to suit. garage. $75. Evenings. TA-1003. PRIMROSE, 5802—Brick bungalow, completely modern: two corner bedrooms: garage; $40. LI-4852. 1956 HOVEY St.. Colored—4-rm. semi-mod. pune 55h water pd. $15. 138 N. Del. 26TH, W.. 1352—Five-room, séemimodern double. Newly decorated, garage. Adults. $20. LI-8119.

TALBOT. N., 2117—2-3-ROOM APARTMENTS—Nicely { rnished: all utilities Adults. HA-0557-UPPER 3-room: a lights and gas; children. Call 2226 Shelby. | WANTED—Couple to share couple's 5-room house: all furnished. 147 Villa.

Houses, Apts. Furn.

Rent Business Places |

STOR ROOM and 5 dwelling! rooms for ‘N. Tremont.

TIP pcanon LAKE—LAKE FRONT COTAGE—Boats, electricity, by week or ii HA-4718-J. ENJOY the summer in vine-covered cabin or will sell cabin. JAMES M CORMICK, Cartersburg, Ind. WARFLEIGH SEVEN ROOM | COTTAGE. Playground, real summer home. Responsible party. . fessonanle. TA-1001. ae

Resorts and Cottages

Houses For Sale

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. .

Union Title Company Union Title Bulldine -

155 E. MARKET 8T.

NORTH

ALABAMA, N. 1501—SEVEN ROOMS Modern, gepser hall, corner lot. $4000, Cash. HU-2841 CARROLLTON, 5435—FIVE ROOM HOME Sun porch, beautiful large yards. $5800. Shown by appointment only. HU-5674. NORTH, LARGE, MODERN HOME—A-1 condition, good income from rooms or small apartments. Splendid neighborfo $1000 will handle, your income will 32je care of balance. Owner, Times, Box 970

EAST

11TH, 4720 E.—5-ROOM BUNGALOW Completely modern, reconditioned inside and out. Garage. $3,750. E. M. FRIEND. RI1-7200 NEWLY painted. modern Segianed bungalow. Room for bath. lights, gas, well on inclosed porch, garage, "large lot: $1700. Easy terms. Inquire 450 S. Rural. REAL HOME, 3900 EAST $431 begins, 15 years on balance. tional five-room modern. Beautiful every detail. Apply 450 So. Rural, CH-0924,

EAST—Attractive seven-room’ home, com-

pletely modern: nice yard, garage. Reasonable. CH-2589.

EQUIPPED SUBURBAN

NEAR ROCKVILLE RD.

Exceptionally good 6-room strictly modern home with 3 acres of ground, iengsoapes of fruit and berries, all fenced, large chicken house, 2-car garage. Also tractor and equipment is included in the price. $1500 cash will handle. Price now $5900.

IR-6102 Mr. Burgess RI-9388

AMERICAN ESTATES CO., Realtors

4 ACRES SOUTH

Nine miles from Monument: 2 sets of improvements; one 5-room and one 3-room bungalow, garage. poultry house, electric ity and running water. 0. HARNESS & CLINE. 119%, N Ala. LI-8408

3 ROOMS—b LOTS

Bargain. $800; see 2560 Hawihorne Lane, $10 gown, balance like rent HBE-1185. KE. H cLain. RI-3538 W. R. HUNTER CO. 134 N. DEL, 31, ACRES—5100 W. Vermont St. (West _Dyndhurst Drive. C Call LI-1894.

Men Wanted

One Experienced

LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT SALESMAN

Must have car and come well recom- - mended. Permanent position. See MR. ERANDINBURG, 7th floor L. S. Ayres & Co.

WANTED, general correspondent familiar with metal working machine tools. Musk be typist. Must be able to handle own

correspondence, knowledge of bookkeep- .

ing helpful. Good opportunity in growing organization. Give gotalis and phons _ number. Times, Box 971

"First Class Tool and | Die Makers

Good wages to capable men. Wire oF write for details. TOOLCRAFT PRODe UCTS CO.. Bvansville, Ind

WANTED—Furniture store Shipping clerk, steady position. ‘Five full references and salary desired. Application = will be treated confidentially. Box 957 care Ss.

photographer to work. HULL'S

no objection to children, 522 E. Michigan.

2nd refinish. Apply Meridian Sales Co., enlarge and print Kodak FURNITURE CO. 1711 I Ave., Newcastle, WANTED—A blacksmith at ‘once. MIDDLE-AGED woman assist with houses REFINED white girl for nursemaid -and REAL HOME for middle-aged woman, ex HOUSEKEEPER, PAPERHANGER and painter; has own

SERVICE MAN—Must be able to upholsten 2 N. Meridia WANTED —Bupesisaced __ STUDIO. Anderson. Ind. HAND CARVERS—Steady work. IMPERIAL __Indiana. EDGIL HERRIOTT. Franklin, Ind. Women Wanted 32 work and care of children. No laundry. Stay nights, $4. DR-0983. upstairs work. Stay nights. Referencesq HU-5283. change for light services, wages. 433 Eastern. Call after 4 p. m. oF Work Wanted by Men equipment; desires steady work. MUEL= LER. 325 S. Pine.

Work Wanted by Women 35

UNITY CHRISTION CHURCH CENTER INC.. for experienced men and women, by day or week, RI-3967. 1144 N. Mis= souri.

Instruction

Schools, 36

PIANO, DRAMATIC LESSONS children and adults. Call LIe

VOCAL, 50c, $1; 4287. AUTO DRIVING—Finc points stressed. Experienced lady tacher. NELL MERRICK THOMAS HA-2781-J

NO down payment -Enroll now ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt Bldg

WILL lease ing ation, 38th 2ud Keye stone, for two $1000. GIFFORD TA-5119. GROCERIES, 1 meats notions. Call after 1 Pp. m. 656 north.

Business Opportunities

Sickness, Luett Ave,

Auctions

PUBLIC AUCTION THE NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM WILL SELL AT C

DISE. INSPECTION THURSDAY, JUNB 24, 1937, 8 A TO4 P. M. Consists a Mt cement, H. H. furniture, range, disinfectant, trav. he seeds, oil stove, thermos jugs. cold water paint, ctns. candy, scrap cloth material, 12 cans hydrated lime, 8 crts. water closet bowls, 67 box shooks, 2 crts. living room suite, pictures, lamp shades, mattress and cribs, 1 bx. empty bottles, 4 iron wagon wheels, 2 crts. motorcycles, 1 large empty wood box and many. other items. QO. A. Mills, Auctioneer. PF. K. Vance, Frt. Clm. Agent,

CHOW pup with pedigree, thoroughbred, § Jom old. 4925 E. Michigan.

SCREW TAIL Boston; 7 months old, $10.

2125 Conrad Ave,