Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1937 — Page 32

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NEW FIRE HOUSE T0 BE ERECTED

Schenley Aids

ON W. MICHIGAN

Park Board Transfers Land At Kane St. to Safety Board.

Construction work on a new fire pumper house at W. Michigan and Kane Sts., to cost $15,000, is to be started soon, Theodore Dammeyer, Safety Board president, announced today. Plans were started today when the Park Board transferred to the Safety Board the necessary land. The transfer saved $6000 which had ben appropriated to purchase a site, Safety Board members said.

The structure is to replace an old |

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(left) o New York, national merchandising manager. and James E. O'Brien (right) of Chicago, Midwestern regional sales manager, are to speak at a sales meeting and dinner for Indiana distributors of Schenley Products Corp. in the Hotel Severin tomorrow night. J. H. Wersing, state manager, said several Schenley officials would attend.

Joseph Triner

| one built in 1874 at W. Michigan St. and Indiana Ave.

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Boetcher Seeks Legal Opinion Betore Signing Barbers’ Bill

Mavor Boetcher, a

fter hearing protests by a delegation representing

nine downtown barber shops, said today he would seek a legal opinion on the new City ordinance regulating barber shop uy before Yaktinng ¥ action.

The ordinance was passed Monday night by Council and is awaiting the Mavor’s signature. Philip Lutz Jr. former Attorney General, who ex-

plained he represented several shop | owners, has said he would test con- |

stitutionality of the ordinance, which limits hours from 7 a. m, 7:30 p. m. on week davs. Henry Bowsher, spokesman for the delegation of objectors, told Mayor Boetcher “this ordinance will pu the barber business back 15 years.” He said it “possibly might lead to the

discharge of 20 barbers in the down- |

town area.”

PLAY REMINISCENCE HELD PART OF DRAMA

It’s Fun Just to k to Have Tickets, | Too, Critic Believes.

—

Burns Mantle, the gentleman who |

drathe

in New York's as ‘critic ‘of

strews stars matic firmament Daily News, discoursed this morning on "The Romance of the Theater” for a large audience in the Marott Hotel ballroom.

His appearance was the first at-| Guild

traction of the St. Margaret's lecture series. Play-going, Mr. Mantle said, per cent anticipation, 20 per realization, and 60 per cent niscence. But to him, all mance of the theater is not of days of Duse, Bernhardt or youthful Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Leading from one noted figure to | another, he told his listeners the | story of Maxwell Anderson: the rise of Burgess Meredith from a penniless dishwasher to America's most promising young actor;

is 20 cent

the

“Winterset,” Anderson play,

“High Tor” “The Star

of current Wagon.”

He told the story of Katharine

Cornell and Guthrie McClintic, and | the two discovered a virtually |

how unknown young man named Maurice Evans at London's famous Vic.” Mr. Mantle assured his hearers that the contemporary theater is stocked with a life-giving supply of great performers and fine playwrights.

JUNIOR C. OF C. AID

ASKED IN LECTURES

The Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce has been asked by the

informally |

remi- | the ro- | the |

their meet- | ing and collaboration in the success | and the |

“Old

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to |

Charles Bailey Wins Fight to | Quash Affidavit.

Charles Bailey, former Washing- | ton assessor, was freed of embezzle(ment charges by Special Judge | Frank Symmes in Criminal Court Foe In an affidavit signed by Policeman John Dugan in April, 1935, Mr. Bailey was charged with failing to turn over to his successor $3026 in | dog tax receipts. His attorney. James Rocap, claimed that under a 1927 act, an as- | sessor was not required to give the | | receipts to his successor, but to the | township trustee. In June, 1935, the money was paid to Charles M. Daw- | son, Washington Township trustee, according to records. Later, a motion to quash the affidavit was denied by Criminal Court | Judge Frank P. Baker, and the de- | fense asked a change of judge. Mr. Symmes was chosen and today sustained Attorney Rocap’s motion to quash.

WOMAN RE-ENACTS KILLING FOR JURY

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Oct. (21 (U. P. .—Margaret Drennan | demonstrated before a packed court | room today how she shot and killeg | 24- -vear-old Paul Reeves, handsome millhand who, she said. attacked her twice and was the father of her unborn child. The 20-year-old “woman in red,” | so called because she first was identified by the coat she wore. was testifving when Prosecutor Charles Morris called her before the jury, handed her a pistol and told her to re-enact the shooting.

OF EMBEZZLEMENT

| to | lines and facilities in Montgomery Town-

TAX LIMIT LAW

MERITS CITED

Seven Groups of Citizens Point Out Advantages to State Board.

Seven groups of Indiana tax-

| payers today cited merits of the Tax |

Limitation Law in a letter to the

State Tax Board, which will start |

reviews of budgets month.

The law, passed by the 1937 Leg-

county

next |

Legals NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS ADDITIONAL Notice is hereby given to Indianapolis, Marion County, the proper legal officers of said pality at their regular meeting the Council Chamber at the City the 1st day of November, 1937, sider the following additional tions which saia off

“- i

YONG

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

APPROPRIATIONS taxpayers of Indiana,

that munici- | place in | Hall, on will con-

appropria- | icers consider

neces-

sary to meet the extraordinary emergency

existing at this time: Appropriation Ordinance No. propriating the sum of $4775.00 ynappropriated balance of the 193

un he Department

of Healt

Apfrom the 6 general an

Charities and reallocating the same to certain designated funds in the said depart-

ment, General Ordinance No. 79-Tra the sum of $8,000.00 from Fund City Hospital Training School, numbered funds in the said depa General Ordinance No. 80 ra the sum of $400.00 funds in the Gamewell Division o

nsferring 0. 11— to other rtment. nsferring |

from certain numbered |

f the de-

partment of Public Safety and reallocating

33, of the No. 83—-Tra

the same to Fund No. partment. : General Ordinance

| the sum of $915.00 from certain

islature, provides a $2 property tax |

limit for City areas and $1.50 for urban units. The letter to the State Board was signed by the Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc., Indiana Taxpayers Association, Associated Retailers of Indiana, Indiana Real Estate Association, Indiana Bankers Association, Indiana League of Civic Asso-

| ciations and the Indiana Chamber

of Commerce. Text of Letter It read: “The undersigned groups of taxpayers are addressing to you this acknowledgment of the merits of

| the Tax Limitation Law passed hv

| the last

session of the Legislature and signed by the Governor,

“They believe it to be a good law. a step toward putting some control

and the representatives of

members pledge to the State Board

| of Tax Commissioners their full and

| active support

Legals

| meeting of | the American Red Cross

| Wednesday afternoon, | tober

| "Be | RALPH E. HANNA

| Service | hearing in this cause in the rooms of the

in the proper and

just administration of the law.

ANNUAL MEETING, INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER AMERICAN RED CROSS Notice is hereby given that the annual the Indianapolis Chapter of for the election of twelve directors and for such other business as may come before said meeting, in

| accordance with the PRvisions of the by-

laws, will be held at Headquarters on the second floor of the Chamber of Commerce Building, 320 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, on at 3:30 o'clock, OcAll members are requested

Red Cross Chapter

27, 1937. to be present, WILLIAM FORTUNE, Chairman.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 12867. Petition of LaPorte Gas & Electric Company for declaration of public convenience and necessity and for authority to construct, own, operate, manage and control certain electrical transmission and distribution lines and facilities within LaPorte County, Indiana is hereby given that the Public Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in the rooms of the Commission, 401 State House, Indianapolis, nd. 11 A. M., Monday, November 1, 1937, Public parvicipation, is requested. UBLI VICE COMMISSION, RED F. BAYS,

Py PF Commissioner, | RALPH E. HANNA, Public Counsellor. Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 18. 1037.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 12884. Petition of Public Service Company of Indiana for a declaration of public convenience and necessity and for authority construct, own and operate electric

ship, Gibson County. otice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public | hearing in this cause in the rooms of the Commission, wl State House, Indianapolis, Ind., 2 P. M., Monday, November 1, 1937. Public pp Srucipation is requested SERVICE COMMISSION. FRED F. BAYS, Commissioner,

Public Counsellor. _ Indianapolis. Ind.. Oct. 19, 1937.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING s 0. Petition of Public Service Company of Indiana for a declaration of public convenience and necessity and for authority to construct, own and operate electric lines and facilities in Sugar Creek Township, Vigo County. that the Public

otice is hereby Commission conduct public

given will

Commission, 401 State House, Indianapolis, Ind., 2 P. M., Monday. en a 1937. Public Kaparticipation, is requ SERVICE COMMISSION, By FRED F. BAYS. Commissioner, RALPH E. HANNA Public Counsellor. Indianapolis, Ind. Oct, 19, 1937.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 12886. Petition of Public Service Company of Indiana for a declaration of public convenience and necessity and for authority to construct. own an operate electric lines and facilities in Sandcreek Township, Bartholomew County Notice is hereby Yaiven that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in the rooms of the Commission, 401 State House, Indianapolis, Ind.. 2 P. M., Monday, wR 1937. Public_participation is req PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, ED F. BAY

By F S., Commissioner, RALPH E. HANNA Public Counsellor. Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 19, 1937.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 12887. Petition of Public Service Company of Indiana for a declaration of public convenience and necessity and lor authority to construct, ewn and operate electric lines facilities in Perry Township, Monroe County Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in the rooms of the Commission, 401 State House, Indiananolis, nd.. 2 P. M., Monday. Ne a 1937. Public_participation is rea PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. By FRED F. BAYS, Commissioner, RALPH E. HANNA, Public Counsellor. Indianapolis, Ind.. Oct. 19, SPECIAL NOTICE Stockholders’ annua! meeting of the White River Railroad Company for election of officers and general business will be held at the office of Kingan & Co Indianapolis, Monday, November 15

10:00 a. m, A. M. McVIE, Secretary.

1937.

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| shall | The additional appropriations and tr fers as finally made will automatically

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| of the tax load in the hands of the | | taxpayer, | these associations on behalf of their

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the 1937 budget of the Departmen lic Parks and reallocating the Fund No. 64—-Taxes and Barrett the same department Taxpayers appearing at such have a right to be heard

same de- | nsferring funds of | t of Pubsame to Law of

meeting thereon. transbe

referred to the State Board of Tax Com-

which Board will hol

missioners, days

ther hearing within fifteen

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at the

County Auditor's office of Marion County

Indiana, or at such other place a: designated At such hearing, objecting to any such additional riations may be heard and intere payers may

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1932 PLYMOUTH coach, Engine No. P.

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Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Thursday,

DUNN—Anna Kate, beloved wife Walter Dunn, mother of Denny, departed this | life Funeral Friday, Oct, at & KIRK E. Washington St. 30 bp. Crown Hill. Friends Fe FYFFE—Theresa tral, beloved daughter ol Mi Miller, Washington, Thursday morning the A

of 2

Gertrude wife of Thon and Mrs

Ind.,

FLANNER. & BUCHANAN RY Thursday evening and Funeral from the hom

Friday. Mrs. Lulu Vance

Fyffe's sister, ington, Ind. Oak Grove Cemetery,

HILDWEIN —Fred M. 84 father of Fred W. and city and Harry Hildwein of passed Rwy Puesday morning. "rida

Washingt

years,

the G. MANN FUNERAL HOME 1505 S.

Oct. 2

Charles passed Friends may cail at

any

Sunday at 2 o'clock.

William _ A. Detr

A. 1648092, will be sold for storage and Fepairs amounting to $110.00

m. TURnd.

1] 1, 1933 |

John Dunn

the IRV INGTON NORTUAR Y

Burial

2063 Cen-

and A i away |

1as,

MORTUtime | e of Mrs at WashBurial | | on,

beloved | of | oft, Panerai

Friends invited. Burial Concordia Ceme-

tery.

W., age 64, belo Hilt, father of erance, Hilt,

HILT—Andrew band of Sadie Pearl and Es Charlie and James ednesday ct 22, at 2 p. m., at SHIRLEY BR SIDE FUNERAL HOME, gan. Burial Floral Park. call at the Funeral Home af Thursday.

M'CLURE ing St, Mrs. Albert garet Ruth passed away Short services Ww.

Carolyn Hope. of 533 beloved daughter of McClure, sister and Irene Faith Oct. 20, age Friday, 11:30 1321-23 W. Ray Final o'clock at Haute, Ind mortuary any

M’'DONALD—Allie B., Elmer Colley of ) Wednesday, be 20 Funeral Oct. 23, a. m at Church. Burial Acton Cemetery. may call at the home after Thursday. copy. |

fF —MT1's

St.

Friends cal

time.

may

of Acton,

Casper, Wyo.

Emma, mother of N Pierce, Mrs. John Krafft, Beve Cal., James Nobie, St. Fred Noble, Jndianapotis, Thursday. vices at & BUCHANAN *MORT ». m, Friends invited. Buria ton, Ind., between 3:30 and 4 p. day,

PARRIS—Clarinda, age "78 grandmother of Eva Wall, can, and sister of Elisha, Thomas Meadors, Mrs. Jane and Cora Barnes, passed awa home of her granddaughter, Oct. 19. Funeral Friday. Oct, db. m.. 615 S. Rybolt riends may call at SHIRLEY SERVICE

PECK—Emma_ Elizabeth, mother of Edward F. Thompson, sister of Florence

the

Gar

the home

age

and brother passed 20. Funeral Friday, O08. WEST 2002 W. Michi- | Friends may |

12 a. BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY, services Grandview Cemetery,

Colley of Acton and William passed

Acton

Petersburg, passed away | FLANNER |

UARY Sunday, | BEST Brazil

years,

Willi

Burial Floral Park.

mn, Peck, Mr:

Fast St. | | |

ved husBernice, | of | away | Oct.

ter noon

| SPECIALIZING safety glass: WILLIAM HUMBERT. 372 N. Dela- |

] Hard- | Mr of MarMcClure, years. m., at

2 Terre

1 at the |

of | T away Saturday, Baptist Friends Dh. Mm,

aunt

[Lebanon (Ind.) papers please |

Clyde | Hills, and

rs. rly

1:30 1 Pendle- | m. Sun-

| BEST Brazil __ $4.00

beloved | Dunliam and Langdorf. y at the Tuesday. | , at 1:30

net

any time,

heloved Myrtle ! Springer, |

randmother of Merle, Emma, Grace and |

obert Peck, Nina Benson, 19. Funeral Friday. Oct. from residence of sister, St. Friends may any time.

call at residence

STITT—William Earl, age husband of Carrie Stitt, Wallace Daris, Mrs. Mary Florence McDonald, and Ral passed away Thursday, Oct. 21. services Friday, Oct. 22 at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL 946 N. Illinois St. ial Urbana, Ill

73,

Friends day.

WALKER—Mary mother of Ary. Beeler. Claude, Charles Power, all of Indianap liam Power, Detroit, Mich.; beth Wheatley and Mrs, Viola Indianapolis, sister of Mrs

Ann (Power),

926 Bradbury Ave..

esda Vv Services at the PLANNER & BUCHANAN

MORTUARY Friday, 10 a. m, invited. Burial Mt. Jackson. Fri call at 926 Bradbury Ave. unt morning.

WIGGINS-—-Cecil B., of Ralph W. ington, W. 301 N. Bancroft, away Wednesday. LEY BROS.

Wiggins, 8, A

residing former

22, at

g: m Purial at

» Pri

WILSON George B., husband of Lura passed away Tuesday Fridav, 10 a. m,, at the PAR NERAL HOME, 1604 W. Morr Pp. m., at the Milton Pilgrim Friends tery.

age 73, of 22

evening.

invited. Burial Milto

In Memoriam

AAA a

MORPHY In loving memory daughter, Agnes, ‘ear ago, Oct. 21, 1936. ear Agnes vou are not forgotte Though on earth you are no Still in memories vou As vou always were befo MOTHER. SISTERS anc

Winnie Taylor, 21, 1936. In_the radiance of a halo On t Is _a picture of our mothe ramed in memories of gold.

AMILY.

1 Richard Thompson t assed away Tuesday, Oct. |

at 7:30 Friends invited. Bur-

may the above chapel after 4 p. m. Thurs- |

Mrs. Flora Moni-

cal of North Salem, Ind., passed away at the home of her daughter. Mrs.

age 42, beloved wife resident Indianapolis, Funeral at the SHIREAST SIDE FUNERAL HOME. 5377 E. we SL HEn St.,

0 Memorial Park Ceme-

son of Ju.a

who passed away

are with re. BROTHER. TAYLOP—In loving memory of ou who passed away

time's canvas, dim Sy old,

and

. P. NM. 1853 Montcalm | Friends invited. Burial Floral Park.

of sister |

SHIRLEY SERVICE.

beloved

father of Mrs. Porter,

ph Stitt, Funerai |

CHAPEL.

call at

beloved Paul and olis; Wil‘Eliza - Wilson of

Wilson, cvenin

Friends ends may il Friday

in Huntof passed

Friday, ends in-

N. Elder, Ball, Services LEY FUis. 8t., 2 Church. n Ceme-

dear one

n more us

r mother, Oct.

WILKISON -- In dearest aunt, passed away Oct.

loving memory Mrs. Laura Wilki 21, 1934,

Deep in the heart lies a picture

Of the loss of one we loved

In memory's frame we shall keep it, Because she was one of the best,

Sadly missed by niece and neph

Funeral Directors

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193¢ W MICH ST

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of our son, who

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YM DR-2570

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| 1639 N. Meridian St.

FLANNER & BUCHAN

25 W, Fall Creek Drive

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THE FUNERAL HOME

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WE REPAIR any make of electric shaver, 603 Occ. Bldg. RI-2732. Eves. BE-4108 “Happy”

night. MIDWAY LUNCH, 522 N. Illinois.

FOR OF WHEREABOUTS F WIRE-HAIRED LOST OCT. 15TH WITH BLACK NAME “WENDY LOST —New spare tire, 32x6, lap. mounted on ’'35 Chev. wheel, Sunday night, between Walnut at Capitol and Standard station at Broad Ripple Call LI-5461. Reward LOST, Saturday night, nea: Ohio Sts, brown leather coin souvenir of Charleston W. Va., containing about $20; :eward. Houze, DR-4364. | LOST— Keys, near Fountain Square, tagged ‘rivet set” and Vonnegut registered. 120 E. Wash. STRAYED Sack face,

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Apartments, Unturn.

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Apartment Rental Bureau

Con. locations gladly shown. HE-1328.

249 N.—6-room double; modto Tech; $25 44 Virginia Ave

INC.

11-2439

EAST END STORlong distance mov-

1656 N air-conditoned,

ern; convenient LI-8401

GENERAL APARTMENTS,

i AGE. Reliable, _ Ing; storage. - MOVING. $1.50 up; men; immediate service. DR-2926. DR-5412. PRESTEL BROS. TRANSFER—Local, distance: experienced white men, 0468 DR-7162-R evenings.

Jones. local, ED

long I-

MODERN $10.75, semimodern DR-1709.

four-room upper duplex; Tero lower,

3600-—Beaut, -bedem. bung

yar.. gar., others. TA-463 CARROLLTON 4551- a 0) home; newly decorated; garage RI-53 3617 N.—Modern 6-room_ double, Garage. CH-T7584

first class condition.

| CENTRAL AVE., 4053- ~Three De dou-

| CENTRAL.

| DEARBORN egg. |

FRANCE HEATING CO.—Furnace repairs |

makes, “Examinations BE- 4881- M. (Grading—Sodding)

on all BE-3082

crushed cinders -28

lawns. HE (Hauling)

EXPERT phuling. any kind: '37 truck dependable driver. BROWN, 2528 Mar_tindale. HE-1804 a (Mattresses)

comforts. E. F. BURKLE,

stone, _top soil for 79

MATTRESSES, renovated since 431 Mass. RI-6695

(Mattress Repairing)

B. C. MATTRESS CO.—411 W. Wash 1-2285. 1 Day renovation serv. $3.50 up

(Printing) RUSH jobs make us smile RINTING. 685 Century Bldg. RI-8533

pillows, Jase.

(Public Address Equipment) ROBERT H. HITE AMPLIFYING 0O..

free.” |

| HOVEY.

| 3834 HOYT —6-room semi-modern;

| 828 MANHATTAN —4 rooms, Sold. |

| ORTENTAL

~ HENDREN | | WASHINGTON.

517 |

N. Illinois. RI-4073. Public Address Equip- |

ment. (Rugs Made to Order) FLUFF chenille rugs made from old rugs.

See beaut, samples. Rug rep Get Brices ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS HA-3636

(Rubber Stamps)

NAME STAMPS—25 cents. BLYTHE RUBBIR 5 MP CO.. 128% N. Delaware St

(Rugs Cleaned, Made, Repaired) W. O. Jones, inc.

__Rug Cleaning. HU-1366. RUGS cleaned. sized, $1.80. Furniture, 3 pieces, $6.50; guaranteed. JULIAN ROG _ CLEANERS LI-9384. ? RUG Superior CLEANERS (Sewer Cleaning) HAVE your sewers Cleaned the Electric Roto-Rooter wav Sav ey and time . SEWER CLEANING SERVICE. LI-2881 STORM SASHES—Insulation, Insulbrick, asbestos siding. Sab for estimates. G. O. __ PRATHER, I

ra Renin

T A TRUCK. Move vourself, Save half “Pr IT YOURSELF. INC.. 30 Kv Ave

Rooms Without Board

$250: 10TH. E. large closet; distance. $3.50—-BROADWAY, 2435; opposite bath; ga) apes ferred. HE- 1857, RI-0 $¢_NEW JERSEY. N.. -Large room; nicely decorated. Also $2.50 -Large front room furnished; gentleman

229--Clean front room: ‘home privileges, walking

cheerful gentleman

south room, bath; newly ferred. LI-1864 220615 -

cou LEGE, VA HOME. REASONABLE

COLLEGE, 2436—Atiractive, comfortable room; suitable for 2: Dhsate home; garage. Gentlemen. HE-302 DELAWARE, 723 N. pon sleeping room; studio couch, _ walking distance. FALL CREEK, 156 E. twin beds, shower; widow employed _ meals: $5. HA-419 ILLINOIS, 2020 cat large studio room: all __garage: employed. LASALLE, N. 1409—Front furnished. meals optional; MERIDIAN, 2357 N.—Clean. room, in private home; good sonable. TA-5151, NEW JERSEY. N. 1320--Modern, furnished sleeping rooms; hot steam heat; maid service NEW JERSEY, N., 2062—Room. next bath, twin beds, shower, hot water; voung men. NEW JERSEY, N., 3120— Nice. warm, front poom, innerspring; home privileges. TA-

pre-

WARM ROOM, P HOME PRIVILEGES

8—Desirable steam heat;

S. DRIVE—Front, also want middle aged Slane apartment, with

utilities, radio,

room, nicely

eat; reanicely water,

NEW YORK, 3604 E.—Large front private home. busline; ferred. IR-2787. PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 2009—Master room, excellent furnishings: steam heat. 3246-M PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2171—Large room. suitable 1 or 2; private home: hot water. HA-1892-M

PROSPECT, 2501—Nice front ow’s modern home; rage. DR-4145-J. 1652 N. TALBOTT FRONT TLEMAN PREFERR WASHINGTON Br 39D ~-Room, beds; quiet home: steam heat: _ optional. HA-1813-W WASHINGTON, E. 5723 ly furnished front room, fly. Employed preferred. WASHINGTON BLVD.. 2820—Large front room, innerspring, shower bath; gentleman; garage. TA-382 WESTFIELD BLVD. E. venetian blinds; Bext references BR-269 32D, 603 E Dore room, single. Breakfast optional. TA-2818. NORTH—Lovely room, adjoining tile bath, Shower, ES eman; garage; private family - NORTH—Unusually attractive room. ‘good Birme lavatory and toilet. HA-

CLINTON HOTEL — 20 Virginia. sleeping rooms, steam heat; $2

room,

bedinnerspring; gentleman preferred. HA

widRa-

room, meals optional;

LOVELY WARM

twin garage

(Irvington); private famPhone

0) ~Lovely

room, bath; bus li

line;

twin beds or Gentlemen.

Clean up.

gentleman pre- |

new- |

__CH-6880 Houses, Apts. Furn.

| attractive |

near carline.

comfortable |

| ALMOST NEW

T ROOM: SEAN: PRIVATE; GEN- |

room, | pre- |

CONVENIENTLY

near | —

| WA-2166.

ble; garage, WA-5 4628—3-bedroom; large lot; $60. BE-0806. COMMERCE AVE, 1412--5-room modern; good Condon water $16.50. DR-2074

sun parlor; near gchool;

semi-

—Modern, hardwood good condition,

N., et oti. BE-4679 1121 —Four-room double, modern; garage. good condition. GLEN ARM RD., 1406 New five-room single, 0146. aE GUILFORD, 2305—9 rooms, rangement: rent from upstairs ment will pay rent - 1952—5-room semimodern bunga- | low, garage. $12.50, 138 N. Delaware St. RI-1429, garage:

oors, rage, $45

EWING, N. semi-

garage, vard. BE-

duplex arapart-

$22.50. 138 N. Delaware. RI-1429

semi-modern 138 N Dela- |

bungalow: $16.50

ware. - OLNEY, N., room house; Olnev.

garage: 429

2371—Strictly modern fivegarage. Inquire 2401 N 349 N.—6-room double; ern: $25.00, LI-8401 2912— Rader, a 7-room house, reconditioned. RI-1419. g 4120 E.—5-RM. DOUBLE | being redecorated

modern, just

Completely modern garage. water paid, $35. RI-7236. TR-5220 FOUR rooms: water paid: lights, gas: $14: semimodern; adults. Druggist, Villa and E. Minnesota 18TH, 1127 W.—8ix-room modern double; Rardwood floors down: redecorated. WA-

28TH ST. double; 3041-M.

W. 1422—Five-room modern hardwood floors. garage. HA-

| FOUNTAIN SQUARE Seven-room

cottage; bath: double garage. By ap-

pointment. TR-5114 FOUR rooms; water aid; lights, $13. semimodern; adults. Druggist, and E. Minnesota.

Times Economy Wan: Are Easier to Read and Produce Better Results 's The Times Now for Want Ads RT lev 5551

gas; Villa

Ads

AAA, AAA

5.ROOM APARTM ENT

Attractively furnished, all utilities; ideal location, with spacious grounds. BR-2605 2700 EAST — Emploved couple to share widow's modern bungalow, Near al_lorys. CH-3361- a ala HAMILTON, S., 417—Will share home with employed couple, Call between 4 and 6 Pp. m, DR-0481-J. LIVINGSTON, 1217—Completely modern 2 bedroom bungalow. Prest-O-Lite. Allison En eel ne Frigidaire, side drive, BA ull basemen... Adults, $45. BE-

warm efficiency adults; $5 per

4400—Clean, utilities paid;

ay x: apartment; week. WILL ment tional;

share beautifully north; employed Sirk references. HA-0T located, very frigidaire, IR-5032.

board op-

bungalow References,

-toem Adon

Rent Business Places

store room or retail elecexcellent

12 OF LARGE downtown office space not conflicting; tric appliances: fine location; proposition. LI-1620

Houses For Sie 24

SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Foreclosure bargains, singles, doubles. Large or small, modern or semimodern, any direction. Mrs Evans, TR-2960. . AND

VISIT ROLLING RIDGE, 58TH PTER-

AD, 5 P. M. SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS, 2 TO 6 P. M. SMALL EOMES on small monthly ayis LLISON REALTY CO.. Realtors

5-room RI-5511.

NOR" ONLY $3250

5-Room Bungalow Modern; fine lot, fish pond: garage and front drive; being newly painted and decorated; a Spl Rome,

$3250 will

Call Small payment take it.

——————

OUNG. 8, CRUSE CoO.,

1145 W. 334d or.

6-Room modern. badly in need of repairs. Inspect and make offer. Call A. R.

SCOTT. Hall-Hottel Co., Inc. LI.2541.

WE HAVE buyers for modern homes, List your property with E. KIRK McKINNEY CO., INC. RI-3455 Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance. 601-03, 129 E. Market. 50 DOWN $13, 50 MO.—5-room cottage, vacant. 1202 Udell. Mr. Helmus. HU-5279. ALLISON REALTY CO., REALTORS. RI-2368.

EAST

3 BEDROOMS 432 N. GRANT

good home, in excellent condition: full basement, nice kitchen, front drive to double garage. Price only $4500. Shown only by appointment. -9388 MR. BURGESS HEA $102 AMERICAN ESTATES CO. LTORS JUST completed; 408 S. Si ar dbl., 4 rms. and bath side; for home or investment; priced to sell. ore dally and Sunday. See this at once, .T. HUNTER, 3813 Fraitsh Ave TR-0043, 0TH ST. 3600--Five-room modern. one-half cash, MR. MARCY. RI-

RI-6412 NC.

Very

FAST $3000: 2002.

gentlemen. |

2 iadies, Sierty |

1a)

2020 N.—Unusually attractive | radio, |

“experienced white | SHERMAN

paid; |

ga- |

(6446 W National). |

mod- |

44 Virginia Ave. |

furnished apart- |

desirable | garage, |

modern bungalow: |

Sines location, N. E. | Ky

_ | Ohio. 1 Bdl. 80

Houses For Sale

| - SOUTH COTTAGE, $150 CASH

A REAL BARGAIN Good 6 rm. home with bath, gas lights, garage. Balance like rent, mo Sood, neighborhood. near | Bquare all O. H. Clark Jr

p: | Eve. WA. 3405. OLIVER H. CLARK AGENCY

elect $16 per Fountain LI-5508

106 North Delaware { 3710 8S. STATE NOW VACANT | Splendid 5-room oungalow | condition; has garage. price only $150 cash, $15 per mont THE RY XO,

Eo Rf HE A Garfield Park

| HA- 41 | 230 E. Hoefgen: 5 poms and bath: paved street. terms. WA-2975, BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. R1-3477 $400 CASH: $33.50 MO 5-rm. mod. bung. at 1398 Main ET Newly decorated and Nunnally. TA-2747. GRINSLADE co" Rr 461

WEST MOD. BUNG Good condit ion. Large room

ment, garaz Price. $2650, Nunnally 747. GRINSLADE CO. RI-146]

COLORED

2828-30 Highland PI excellent modern double: $2500, $250 down from one ride can make payments. | H. Clark Jr. LI-5596. WA-2405

$1650 521 Lemcke Bldg R1-4661

5-RM nice base. TA-

rent Oliver

| Doubles & Investments 284A

THIS IS A BARGAIN B-rm. mod,, north: garages; furnace comp. overhauled; $500 Mr. Woodruff, Clark Agency

best cond for equit L1-5596

front jot tn good home northeast; sewer water gas in and paid Price $450 Worth | double GEO BROWN Specialist Northeast. 3609 N Kevstone. CH-4424 | BUTLER ADDITION Lot 50x130, corner 44th and Cornelius, $1600 cash: all improvements paid. WA-4304 WEST 24TH 8T 1000—TIdeal full building lot; selling reasonable terms "A-4743 BE SURE—Ot vout { stract prepared bv 155 E. Market St

| Lots for Sale

WOODED 50-ft, neighborhood

sized with

title Demand an ab-

Union Title Blde

on good

Sale Suburban, Farms

22 ACREB—Good roil, located gravel road, 18 mi. southwest of cits 6 mi, east of Mooresville, 3'2 mi. southwest, of Waverly: good B5-room house good farm and other odd buildings; good fencing. $2750. HARNESS & CLINE 119'2 N., Aabama. LI-8406 162 ACRES-—5 rooms, full bagement furnace, electricity State Road 267, near Mooresville. Price only $2750; terms $500 down. R., L. PALMER, HA-3009

Hall-Hottel Co., Inc. LI-2541.

| GALE, 3605—For a large family; eight- | room modern home, near fine schools; price $4750, FHA loan about $3500; equity cash GEORGE R. BROWN Northeast. 3609 Keystone

40 OR 60 ACRES; good 6-room house arn; electricity available: cellar: ings: well painted; level, rich soil; tiled, drained: 4-in. tublar well; location; Hancock County; cheap Box 53. Greenfield. Ind AT HOMECRO Attractive all modern home rooms, long living room en, closed in back porch, 2-car garage: large lot; $4500 DR-5383-M

8 SALE—Lot, No. 24 Yoke St.

new

Specia'ist CH-4425

and

cash three bed-

E. Z. terms

Heights; lot No, 160, LeGrande St. Fletcher Heights Park; lot No. 235 Har- { lan St. Raymond Park Heights, Sec. 2 | T. HARGIS. M. D.. Tell City

ind | HAVE BUYERS for suburban homes. For

quick action call R. L. PALMER. BR-3009 | Hall: Hottel Co., Inc. LI-2541, i

20 ACRES on 25th Bt, just east of Post | Rout Can be subdivided into 5-acr acts. Term Mr. Ostrom, RI- 1419, PAUL, LM CORD CO., 615 Lemcke Rldg. | 8<-ROOM home, electricity, large lot. near | transportation; 104th 8t. off of College, $1600; easy FT or trade, JACK C. | CARR, RI-3526 FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS terms. JOHN D vania. Apt. B-2

Easy CASE. 3510 N_ PennsylPhone TA-4286

Real Estate Exchange

IF YOU want to sell vour suburban or farm, or trade city property for a farm write me or eal EY 4207 after 6. 1 have

customers waiti BERT W TLHELM 2106 8. Emerson

Wanted Real Estate

HAVE BUYERS for suburban homes. For quick action. call R. L. Palmer. BR-3009

| Hall-Hottel Co. LI-254],

| ve WANT a well located vacant | INDIANAPOLIS REMODELING CO. E. New York.

| CABH for single or Jouble in good neighborhood. CH-4664-V

| Real Estate Loans

10t 130

ARAMA niin, ia

| Loavs on business, apartment and resi. | dential properties Lowest rates, mint. mum expense McKIBBIN, N. Penn. RI-8727

Men Wanted

JEWELRY polisher: rings. Apply 19 W

first-class South Room 208

Women Wanted

gold

Direct credit investigator. Prefer one with retail store experience. Able to take rapid dictation. Box 835, °, Times.

GENERAL MAID Cooking. Assist children. Penn, EXPERIENCED waitress for beer $6.50 week, no Sunday work. 16th St. GIRL or middle-aged lady to help with _ housework and children. 378 Downey. $5_ PAID for names we enroll. ROYAL | BEAUTY ACADEMY, 401 Roosevelt Bldg. | WOMAN, Catholic preferred; housework: | - help care invalid lady. 215 Terrace Ave BEAUTY OPERATOR Take complete charge of shop. BE-0931.

$8.

tavern, 150

| Auctions

PUBLIC AUCTION The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry. (NYC Lessee will sell ut auctior Friday, October 29, 1937 at heir Freight Claim Warehouse, «‘apitol Ave. and South, St.. Indianapolis Ind.. starting at ._ the following described ship3 ante: ‘which have been refused or unclaimed, unless previously claimed by right- | ful owner prior to that date SO No., modity. in order as follows 80 05195R, Wm. Bennett, East St, Louis He 1 Drum Lia. Roof Cement. Cs. Roofing Cemen SO 98158R. Walth Puneral Home, E. St, Louis, Ill... 10 Ctns

Mette 80 84058, O/N Schwartz & Son, Waldron, Ind, 8 Bags J Eperal Mixture, 5 Pails Mineral Mixture. 1 Ctn. Mineral Mixture. SO 98445R. P. C. Shell. Gen. Store, Perkensville, 26 Bags Mineral Mixture, 1 so Min,

Mxt, O 08496R, New Mack Tire Co. Ohio, 1 Bdl. 2 Old Tires 98497R, Surety Products Co.. CleveOhio, 2 Steel Kegs, ' Kit Roof Ceand 1 Bx Brushes, SO 08512R, American Distlg. Co. nn, 1 Mty. Drum, SO 98533R, O/N Guertin & Son, St Anne, Ill. 1 Ort. Work Bench Steel KD and | 3 Bdls. Work Benches. TR. O/N Foutnace Hdwe. Co Indpls., Ind, + >s. Ir. Hdw SO 08G168 Harold Watts Ili, 1 Crt. Table SO 98674R. Perry Field Tire & Co., Chicago. Ill.. 1 Bdi. 2 Tires. SO 98731R, E. T. Barnum Wir Lafayette, Ind, 1 Bdl. Wire Window Guard, DO, IIR es Lincoln Pharmacy. Sanford SO 98881R. lean Ashestos Prod. Cleveland, Ohio. 1 Kit and 1 Stl. Hf. hi Roof Cement, 1 Cs. Brushes. 08882R, American Asbestos Products Co., 2 Cns. Putty, 2 Cns. Asphalt Flooring Compoun nd. SO 98883R. Progress Paint Co. d. Ohio. 1 Bbl. and 1 Pail Pain O 98884R, American Asbestos oducts | Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 1 Stl 2. and 1 Kit Roof Cement, 1 Cs. Brushe 98885R, American Asbestos Products Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Bbl. Coldwater Paint. 80 99

818R. Bo. Bend Screw Corp.. So. Ben n 1 Crt. Cmt. quits

Cleve land, 80

land, ment

Charleston Rubber Wks.

. ve

Cont. eh. pe 898R, Cleveland Jack Co. Cleveland, Auto Jacks 1 Bx, Auto Jacks Mae B Helmer, Terre Haute. Roof Cement : . B. McGahey,

se. RR ee Milford, Ind. ¥

1 In addition i go mentioned articles | there will be offered for sale at this ‘ime | | many other articles which have been (efused account damaged or checking over. Shipments may be inspected Thursda October 28. 1 9317. peigren the hours of 8:

A, an Description of packages are copied from freight or waybills but neither quantity nor contents are guaranteed Teyms of Sale—Cash or certified check. payable medley at conclusion of sale ..K. VANCE. r pide. Claim Agent,

899R

Charleston,

C. A. MILLS, Ao

in excellent |

6-room |

UNION TITLE CO. |

build- | well | good |

built-ins in kiteh- | nice front porch; | -

Garfield

29,

29A |

115 |

3624 |

onsignee, Destination and Com- |

Advertising Printed |

Pekin |

Prodnets | Con- |

0 | . tonal cash register,

THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1987 24

Work Wanted by Women 35

NAAN IPP PP LADY. 39 good cook full charge prefe; Times. Box 836

housekeaper mothe

canrnhle home,

rioks

Schools, Instruction 36 WNAPINAPAAPPANPINPN NPP INA IP NPI BE AN EXPERT Accountant 100 Lessons -— Easy Free Booklet worth $10 Beauty Acad

In Balle | THIS AD YAL

v Terms Phone beatty Roose

La RI1I.-fD18

course,

velt Bidg

chi

on 401

| Dogs, Other Pets

BCOTTIE—Male dren. Call

11 months after 1p. 'm

old: likes

CH-8

Poultry Supplies

BEVERAL baby chick STORE

k undred start MARION Al

Horses, Cee. Stock

BIG

od chicks n COUNTY CHI abama RI1-6120

150 K

123

Auction 8 day, Oct. 25 er and feeder steer calves Hereford | 100 choice plain Pp. m Camden west of

ale at Camaen 1000 choice

Ind Mon tana

Year He

Hereford

Kokomo

Farm and Garden

TURNIPS | northwest {| County line PURE apple rey 25¢ on parties Apple and ba 2230 N TROBT'S apple 1075 8 Ave

25¢

bushel

corner

gal pears Rural cider

BE-1515-J

kets

pure

Tibbs

448

Remington, Royals, L. C. Smiths Office and Portables

308 Indiana Want Ads Are Easier to Read and Produce Better Re

Typewriters

Economy

Miscellaneous for Sale 50

| Unclaimed Freight Station

\/> price on all occasional chairg

rockers. Vinin

ana chairs, and 2 BATH TUBS SINKS $10.00 and ur TOILETS and FIXTURES ICE REFRIGERATORS, ', price. OIL and GAS RANGES: HEATING STOVES. $300 and up. 40 SLEDS, $1.00 and up: 3 SHOW ER BATH BASES, $500 I

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

Sewing Machines Repaired

All Makes No Charge for Estimate L. $5. AYRES & CO.

2nd Floor R1-044]

CLEAN LUMBER NEW AND USED Marion Material Co. Wrecking Contractors

2046 Northwestern

BURROUGH portable colimn, A-1 0

q and kitchen settees anda chairs, 12 KITCHEN SANITARY

$3 00 each

tiper

£25 00 each

adding machine, 8s Sunstrand eleciric, 9= column Mire, subtractor adding mae chine, $100 Burrough adding machine, f-coimn, $20 616 Security Tr. RI- 608,

Side Chairs, any finish, $3.95 each, | BUSINESS FURNITURE CO.

112 E. Marviand 11-8513, ’ complete, KING S We build to Pockethook and

fit your room, 1617-31 Southeastern | REBUTLT Jay Bee mills; guaranteed Replacement parts for . Prompt, efficient gervi SBEDBERRY GRAIN MACHINERY 1006 Graceland Ave. Indianapolis, Ind. Phone TA-2824, ROACHES Sir MEAL—Kills all ne i roaches : quick: for sale any=

om whe ALBERT G. MASS. 31 Virginia, -3315

KING'S

Fixture house

DR-3574. Papec hammer from factory, hammer mills

ana as new

rn — Use tables, chairs

rebboYer stoves Return rentals from | 1617-31+*Southeastern FOUNDRY work wanted rrades of aluminum stimates free MEIER ELECTRIC 3525 E. Washington 2x4’'s, 2x6's; per 100 1x6 drop sdg. er 100 | INTERSTATE LUMBER co.’

KING'S Select from 200 rebuilt ponl tables. $50 up, on payments. | | KE -31 Southeastern DR-3578. KEGS For wine, pickles, kraut Wa | deliver, WEST END BOTTLE CO. i bis W. Pearl NEW

L.1-80: and used bi material LION 310 8

Fair DR-3578.

mold all castings,

and brasz

AND MACHINE CO. __ IR-1151

3.50 CH-6400

MILPOPULATION 4 RECKING cO., Delaware L1PLUMBING FIXTURES lavatories: '%2 price Fairfield ROYAL typewriter | excellent { _DR-0138 We deliver pea gravel and lime- | stone for your driveway | STORE fixtures, bakerv equipment: spe cial pment: Duy: sel 419 E. Ohio, | WINDOW SA ew and usea MARION MATERIAL oo." 2046 Northwestern PRINTING—Most convenient downtown location: low prices JUNLAP, 33 Va.

china 640

25 better

Hoey.

typewriter desk} 4300 Bluff Rd.

BE-0348

and condition, $60

| Swaps 51

excellent DR=

{ PARLOR ORGAN-—8olid walnut | condition; for small heating stove. | 7856-ring 2

WILL TRADE new set of 6025-W

HEATROLA--Large i Fadio. yy omeL | DR-T OAK LET. $4 Kitchen | Jenny Lind bed for? 2161 DENTISTRY—HIGH CLASS COAL. LI1-1266 | FORD, 1936-—A-1, 16th St LI-453

BICYCLES—Girls'. 28" $10 tires, 26", $10. 724 £ 63d. WA-11

1929 DESOTO 6 Fort clean ii recent paint job. TA- 1676, 8 to 5

| PORD. 1020 coupe. '28 fordor Plymouth: | make an offer. 2868 Brill Road SWAP equity in 1937 Plymouth for what? 620 E. Walnut, LI-0122 $300 EQUITY in 1937 Lafavette coach sale or trade. 614 E, Ninth

WILL TRADE new adding new washing machine CH-

Household Goods

Heat With oil

Space and circulating heaters for small home. office or store room

Burns Fuel Oil, $35.75 up VONNEGUT HDW, CO.

120 BE. Wash,

for

adding for 1937

new tires

machine Buick

Mafestio what?

8176

. 325 model,

$10, "or cabinet, 87 50: Union ROR GOOD JRickup. for $275. 127 Wa.

Boys’, balloon

Pickup for for

machi 6025. W

the

Singer Bargain Portable Electric Round Bobbin, | with all attachments Ee | SINGER CO 126 W. WASH, | PHILCO radios, $8; Maytag washer. $29: new, $50; sample parlor heater, $19; nerfectly reconditioned practice piano, $22 | extra large davenport, $30. LI-1620 208 N. Delaware St a

Rugs and Linoleum | Now showing new fall patterns. | RELIABLE RUG CO. 203 E Washington OVERSTUFFED suite, 3-piece, $35: radio, $8: kitchen cabinet, $15. 1940 Bellefon= | taine. | $33.50 SILVER-REST imported tick. guaranteed turer: only $22.75. 229 W, Wash % | FRIGIDAIRE—Reposs, 37 models; pay bal, due; small pavts, HOUSEHOLD APPLI« ANCE CO., 240 Mass. Open eves i | BASEBURNERS, heaters, coal ranges; open evenings. MODEL STOVE & FURNACE CO. 622 E. Washington. | JENNY LIND BED, inherspring springs. barga 5 WwW, 26-B after 5

$29.55

innerspring mattress, by manufac-

mattress, Michigan,

Aree selection; reasonable, Buy now and save. 826 Mass. Ave. LI-0068 IVING ROOM, Dunean bedrm suite, $49.50: rugs: occa. pieces, HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, ,_2428 N Meridian, p: $200 valum, 220 W. Wash: velour, coms new springs,

Phyfe dinette,

HEATERS and cook stoves, all sizes: | | | | [=

8-PIECE walnut it dining suite, excellent condition. $55 | DAVENPORT. beautiful rust pletely rebuilt, recovered | $50. 951 Southeastern | T IN-A-DOOR bed, metal { cost $49.50; sell $12.50. ICE BOX, 100-lb stered chair, 85.

| HAIR DRYER, $5

wilh coil springs 229 W ash

side icor, $8. _Uphols Table, $18. 328 E 47th,

shampoo chair, $5. Na~ $32.50. 229 w. Wash,

Radios, Musical Needs 53 KIMBALL Pianos often copied never

_surpa ssed SERVICE-—Expert guar. Est. 608 Mass 5.

free,

radio re re-

ALLEN pairing. RI-6877